The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-03-14

Sunday next will be St. Patrick's dav.
T. Carl will move his stock of gro
ceries Oh Ap,i! lst.
Jackson Straws, Ribbon Chips. Only
25c. per lb, at Bunuell's.
Teeth without plates. DR.. Niven, Mar.
Is, IA and Is. Melr"scse Is and II.
j.. r. Alden will sell you the best
plated spoons at cheaper quality prices.
The UlIion Relief Society will meet next
Tuesday March 10, at the G. A. r. H all.
Call and get sample of my home
made candies, ALWAYS fresh L. NJ Bull
nell.
A good time is IN store for all who at
tend the social at r. w, Parkvr's. March
18Th.
FiaSt-class dental work in all branches
at lowest prices. Or. Niven, March 13,
IA and Is.
Team, jet black six years old, for sale,
purchased of W. S. Dean. Citizens
Bank, agent.
Who shall we have for Mayor for the
coming year? Mr. Woodbury. is not de-
sirous of nomination.
A desirable house to rem: with six
rooms. All improvements modern.
Citizens Bank, agent.
Improved good stock farm of 24O
acres with house. For dimensions ap-
ply to Andrew ]. Smith. agent.
For SALE. cow six years old Civ
ing ten quarts of cream. and can be in
creased. Apply to Citizens Bank.
An excellent chance for a man with
some capital-half interest in a meat
market. apply at once. D. NJ Mcintyre.
A. w. Austin of New Paynesyille wa
in the city looking for an opening
for hardware store. He will return in
a few days.
The thermometer dropped twenty-five
degrees on Tuesday, just to remind us
that this is really March, with all that
the name implies.
For first class dental work in all
branches at lowest prices, wait tor DR..
Niven. March 10, Ia, and Is. At Mel
rose March 16 and II.
Remember Bunnell conducts a special
candy sale on every Saturday, when he
sells the finest OF candies at prices below
the lowest of cheap trash.
Chocolate Creams, roasted Almonds.
Smooth Almonds, Bon Bons-in fact
everything in the candy line fresh every
day and home made. L. M. Bun nell
Rey. M. B. Critchett and family will
remove to Long Prairie in the near flu
ture. He has leased residen?e there
which is being made ready for early oc-
cupancy.
The ladies of the U. r. S. extended
thanks to all who so kindly assiste in
making the entertainment of the 7th a
success. AS result they have $3.50
in the treasury.
On the Sd of March the annual school
election will be held at the school house,
when two directors will be elected to
succeed lanes A. Norris, the present
president, and Lucas Kells, the present
treasurer.
M, A. Scheldrup commenced work on
the rebuilding of his store on Monday
last. The old charred timbers were re.
moved, and the work OF excavating tor
"a full sized basement was commenced.
Charles Allen has the contract for the
cellar work.
Bishop Marty, of South Dakota, has
been duly installed as the Diocesan OF
the See of st. Cloud to succeed Bishop
Zardetti. His formal reception on Tues
day was attended with elaborate ccre-
mony, participated in by citizens ire
spective of religious creed.
City and ward caucuses for the nomi
nation of a mayor, treasurer and one
alderman from each Ward, have been
called Tor tuesday evening of next week
at the city hall. Let there be large at
tendance tn at the desires of the people
NAV be known before a ticket is made
up.
Prof. Boucher is horse trainer and a
horse tamer-there IS no doubt about
that. He has been here for some time
and he has taken iii hand number o.
horses noted for viciousness, and hat
made them tractable and Obedient. He
proceeds with practical and sensible
methods in handling the animals.