The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-07-11
Oats for sale at the Merchants ele-

OdIS loI Sale az tue MSIcuduIS SIG
vator.
Gentlemen's Bicycle Shoes at the Bos.
! ton Shoe Store.
Get your screen doors and windows OF
How Brothers & Co.
Misses Tan Button Shoes only ST. %
at the Boston Shoe Store.
Keep The grass green. Buy your lawn
hose of How Bros. & Co.
Ask for Sauk Centre cigar, and take
no other. You will make no mistake.
A little son of Mr.. Armstrong fell from
swing on Monday ard broke his arm.
There is no better cigar in market
than Dona Alfonza--made by John !
Theis.
Innume.able bargains in ladies Plain
Toe hand turned shoes at the Boston
Shoe Store.
There was just frost enough on Mon
day night to attract. the, attention Of
the cucumber vine. 81
p. M. Meigs has been appointed
janitor of the, opera house to succeed
William Taylor who resigned.
John ]. Theis has added the sixth man
to his making force, an expert cigar
maker named Lewis Solman of Fargo.
H. p. Hansen shipped car load of
hogs and calves to st. Paul on Monday,
paying the top Of the market tor the
animals. ..st n
A. L. cinnamon offers a good barn
II by % feet for sale at an extremely
low price. It can be very easily and
cheaply moved.
How Bros. and Co. make a speciality
of cleaning and repairing bicycles. Take
your wheel to them and have it fixed up
in good shape.
Don't suffer from the heat of a cook
stove this hot weather, but get one OF
those Quick Meal gasoline stoves of How
Brothers & Co.
Ladies, if you want Plain To-: Shoe
in an extra good quality-we are selling
them at greatly reduced prices at the
Boston Shoe Store.
The Long Prairie train broke down at
Sebeka, on Wednesday, and an engine
had to be sent after it. 1t was four
hours late in arriving here.
A personal letter, from Col. ]. c..
Foster, dated at Guthrie. Oklahoma
Territory, indicates that he is practicing
law in that lively frontier city.
Note it down as one of the eccentrici-
cities ofMinnesota meteorology: Friday,
July 5th, thermometer round hundred,
and Monday night, July 9Th a light
frost.
Fruits of all kinds, fresh and sound at
Bunnell's. He keeps complete assort-
ment, and sells them cheap. For any
thing in that line call at his store. he
makes speciality Of them.
Hyou want your boy dressed well for
small amount of money call at the
Boston Clothing Department and see
some OF the bargains they are giving in
their special cash sale of their Junior
suits.
A party consisting of DR.. E. G. Rich,
Oliver Boobar and Bert Hanson went
into camp for two weeks at Cedar Lake
on Tuesday last. They will be joined
by G.. s. Schurman of st. Paul next
week. They will remain at the lake nm.
til the 22nd.
Commissioner Ed. Smith has been APP
pointed by State Auditor Dunn as one OF
the board to r.appraise the state lands
in Stearns county, as provided by a law
passed last winter. The board will visit
every piece Of school and state land in
the county.
Judge Searle will be in the city on Mon
day next so try several cases at special
term. One of the cases TO be tried is
Lottie Barto vs. Rachel Lamb and others.
It 10 question relative to the lines Of
the lots between Lake View addition
and r. Moore's outiots.
Car No. 2, the first box, car ever put
into service on tie old St. Paul and Pa
CHIC road is still in commission, and was
In this city on Monday. carrying its full
quota of freight. It would be interest
ing to know how many dollars this car
has earned for the company.
AT the musical and ice cream social at
the residence of. B. Perkins, this, Thurs
day, evening. everybody is invited. A
fine programme has been provided, and
everybody may be assured of good
time. Ice cream ten cents, music fifteen
cents. Your choice of either or both.
On next Sunday Father Fitzgerald will
ofhciate at the blessing of the new bell,
presented by Mr.. Andrew Schneider and
wife to the Raymond church. Services
and congregational singing at 1870 a..
m. Vespers will be celebrated on Sunday
at the Irish Catholic church at 7:3O pm.
At the Park Region encampment, G..
A. r. held last week at Staples, ]. F.
Locke of Long Prairie was elected COM