The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-02-21
LOCAL. NOTES.

The last club dance OF the season to-
night.
The city election'is beginning to attract
attention.
Tive St. Cloud opere house burned on
Tuesday night.
Jackson Straws, Ribbon Chips. Only
25c. Ter ID, at Bunnell's.
If You want sheet music go to Greene's
delle nt.u surprise awaits you.
Canned com, excellent value, for 8 cts
at the spot cash grocery of L. S. Bishop.
II. F. Alden will sell you the best
plated spoons at cheaper quality prices.
Call ami get a sample of my home
made candies, ALWAYS fresh. l.. M. Bun
nell.
The fire department was called to low
CT town on false alarm on Wednesday
afternoon.
What's the matter with James Ingram
for member OF the city council from the
First ward? inns all right.
How Bros. & Co. have taken the
agency for the Falcon bicycle, a strictly
frst-class wheel. Call and see them.
There was mild type of blizzard on
Sunday last. High wind, light snow
and thermometer at 200 above zero.
The Daughters of Rebekah will have,
an appropriate double celebration on
Friday evening-the anniversary OF
organization and Wasbington's Birth
day.
Books, stationary. toys, tablets, wall
paper, shaGes, crockery, glassware,
lamps. and a thousand other things at
Greene & Co.'S.
The thermometer slid through forty
degrees on Tuesday. A chinook wind
set the water running in the streets for
the first time this season.
E. B. Simonton. the jewler, has some
beautiful tea sets. You should see them
They are quadruple plated goods, guar
ant9ed to be the bes: made. :
Chocolate Creams, roasted Almonds,
Smooth Almonds, Bon Bons-in fact
everything in the candy line fresh every
day and home made. L. M. BunnelI
L. S. Bishop the Spot Cash Grocer,
calls attention to Lenten specialties. He
will keep the market supplied with fish
during the coming season. Call and see
him.
The dance at the opera house, given
by the Clipper Hose company. was a
pleasant event-not the least pleasant
feature being the attendance of a large
delegation of Melrose fremen.
A dollar will 60 further expended at S.
P. Hansen's than else where in the city.
His stock of groceries is now complete.
Have you seen his new store? 1t is a
beauty. Drop in and look at it.
The Wilson Dramatic company, which
played an engagement here earlv in the
season, with such satisfaction and sue
cess will appear here again soon. E. T.
Davidson, of st. Cloud, will have the
management.
David Mcintyre keeps constantly on
hand full line OF fresh meats, making
speciality OF selling fresh pork and beef
in large pieces. II you want the best of
meats cheap call on mir. Mcintyre, near
Parchcr's livery stable.
To make room for new spring stock
we are closing out all winter goods, at
cost, such as mems mackinaw suits,
underwear, German socks, wool boots,
gloves and mittens, arctics, etc. For
bargains call OH A. Dahlem.
If those who have employment to give
out. such as wood-sawing, would use
little dissemination IN seeing that the
deserving poor were given an oppor-
tunity to earn the wages, it would be
practical charity.
F. r. Simmons. formerly of the Long
Prairie Leader. has accepted the position
of reporter on the Little Falls Herald.
Mr.. Simmons is a hustling newspaper
man and there is no doubt but that be
will justify his reputation IN his new
field.
GUY H. Rice left for Chicago on Tues
day morning, whittier he goes to at
tend the MOODY Institute. He enters
upon course of theology. He is D,ight
and studicus. enthusiastic in whatever
he undertakes, and he will doubtless
make a success Oft.