The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-08-01
LOCAL NOTES.

Grapes at Bunnell's.
All kinds OF fruits at Bunnell's.
Oats for sale at the Merchants ele-
vator.
Fly nets and blankets at Dawdy &
Stringer's.
All kinds of thrashers supplies at How
Bros. & Co.
Salt fsh-a new lot for harvest trade
at L. S. Bishop.
Ladies' Tan Juliettes at cost at the
Boston 5ihoe House.
Keep .he grass green. Buy your lawn
hose of How Bros. 6 Co.
Some great bargains in Ladies' Tan
Julietts at the Boston Store.
This weather could not possibly be
improved upon for the season.
Closing out sale OF Ladies Tan
Juliettes at the Boston Shoe House.
Take your lawn mowers to How
Bros. & Co. and have them sharpened.
lust think of it! An eleven-foot har-
vest whip for SO cents at Dawdy &
Stringer's.
Negotiations are pending tor the settle
ment OF the Hayward will contest in
St. Cloud.
If You want satisfactory work. take
vour WATCHES and clocks to e. B. Simon
ton the jeweler.
Irvine stocks in the CITY are reduced
to the bottom, and already kilograms
are hunting tor more.
Adolph Clay Is bnilding fine boat for
himself and Ed. Parr. twill be hand
some and commodious craft.
Don't break your back! trying to run
a dull lawn mower. Take It to How
Bros. & Co. and have it sharpened.
Messrs Connolly and Fitzgerald, who
have oeen the guests OF Mrs. T. !. MUIR
ply, left for their home in st. Paul on
Monday.
Farmers should not gaul their horses
during the heavy work Of harvest. Go
to Dawdy & Stringer's and get your
sweat pads.
How Bros. and Co. make speciality
II cleaning and repairing bicycles. Take
your wheel to them and have it fixed up
in good shape.
A letter from Pred Jacob says that
he spent last Sunday at his old home in
Galesburg. I'll. He is now in Chicago.
and will return in few DAYS.
Rev. Pre- w. Hart is wrestling with
the intracacies of bicycle riding. Some
times he has the best OF the wheel. and
sometimes-well.h he is just beginning.
James Conrelly has a finely equipped
livery stable on Second-st.. and he fat
tiers himself that he can fill orders in his
line to the satisfaction of his customers
Work on the Pendergast residence is
advancing rapidly. The first story tim
bers are all IN place and the sheathine
boards are on He will have hand.
some home.
A. H. Henderickson has a limited
amount of private money to loan on
improved farm security on long time al
8 per cent. straight. Call early If you
want some of it.
Tons OF Irvine have been going out
daily during the past ten days. The
chances are that most of the purchasers
will need to come second time before
!. they are through with it.
Charles Nelson has the contract fol
the mason work on large farm house
for Tom Brown at Westport. The
building will be 30x44 feet, two stories
hi ri, and will be com pleted this fall.
There are hundreds OF crates OF blue
berries coming down the branch line
daily for st. Paul and Minneapolis
Berries are scarce this season OWING tc
the forest fires of last fall, and the lat@
frosts this spring.
The CHECKLIST specimen of femininity
ever in town was a woman who was
selling patent button fastener on the
streets on Monday last. She had {
1o1Ssd II, every oliver, but she sold
49, nwplo ut tie eanne.