The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-07-11
LOCAL. NOTES.

Tril5v stick pins at E. B. Simonton's.
How Bros. & Co. carry acomplete line
of haying tools.
Wigwam slippers in all sizes at the
Boston Shoe Store.
Machine oil, machine oil, machine oil
at How Brothers & Co.
L. NJ. Bunnell furnishes the ice cream
for the Episcopal sociable.
Hans. Hansen has painted the front
of his place of business on Msin-st.
Extentive repairs are. being made on
the Sank Centre House by Capt. Coe.
Big bargains in ladies' fine shoes in
hand turn and Plain Toe at the Boston
Shoe Store.
The mercury tumbled from 100 in the
shade on Friday to half that figure on
Sunday night.
A. L. cinnamon has partitioned off an
apartment for bath rooms in the rear
of his barber shop.
Alexander Moore has finished grub
bing thirty acres west of Ma1n-st.,
through to the lake shore.
The biggest assortment in Ladies Ok
ford and Prince Alberts can still be
found at the Boston Shoe Store.
II you want cigar that will stand
every test-smoke the Dona Alfonza, a
strictly high grade. handmade cigar.
If you wish delicious. wholesome,
and refreshing summer beverage buy a
bottle of wild cherry phosphate. s L. S.
Bishop keeps it.
Stone has been hauled for the found
alton OF the Irish Catholic parsonage, on
the church lot, and the building will be
erected at once.
Ladies wearing size 21s shoes can find
some extraordinary bargains in fine
hand turn and Plain Toe Shoes at the
Boston Shoe Store.
Frank Connolly has renovated his
building on Main-st. both internally and
externally. He has given the outside a
coat OF verv red paint.
The fine summer residence of F. M.
Parsher, brother of Wilfred Parcher Of
this city, located at Minnetonka, was
destroyed bv FIRE on July 4th.
Childs' Junior suits are being sold at
the Boston Clothing Department at
less than it costs the manufacturer to
make them. Call and see them.
Joseph Miller has a thrifty night bloom
ing cereus which burst into flower on
Monday nigh. last. The occurrence is 50
rare as to always attract attention.
Childs' Junior suits in wash goods and
wool sailors, to be closed out at great
reduction, in sizes to Cat SOC. to
$1.9O.. Boston Clothing Department.
The brick work on the second story of
Albert Dahlem's building is going along
rapidly. The window frames are set
and the walls are nearly to the top OF
them.
Charles Sewell, the gentlemanly con-
ductor on the Grand Rapids branch, has
his three motherless children with him
in the city. They make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunnel
Secretary of War Lamont, went east
wards over the Great Northern railway
on Wednesday, on special train, under
direction of Tony Manly. He passed
through this city at 4 p. m.
Judge G. B. Emery, Of St. Paul, was
in the city couple days last week, on
legal business. Judge Emery was for
merlv judge OF the Minneapolis court OF
that city, and is now prominent at the
bar.
Pastor M. B. Critchett of the Baptist
church will return from his vacation
and be in his pulpitn next Sunday. His
morning subject will be" BE notWeary in
Well Doing" Evening subject, "a
Sure Foundation"
Rey. DR.. McKaig will holo the fourth
quarterly meeting in the Methodist
church, Thursday evening, July 18th.
He will preach on "The Eternal Amen
at 8 O'Clock and hold the conference inn
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