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


The October superintendent of the
Sta tie School money gives Stearns
county $40. 7O3-24. The apportion-
m mt is in the basis $2.67 to each pupi
enrolled in the independent districts, and
S2.78 in the country districts the in
crease being from ffes not distributed
a mong the independent districts. Sank
Centre receives $1511 .65 and ST. Cloud
$2922.56.
Every article in stock selected with
r eference to quality and sold down to
the closest possible margin of profit.
L. S. Bishop.
The Young Ladies Guild OF the Episco-
pal church will give sociable at the
re sidence of William Schefffius on Friday
evening. November Sch. A good supper
will be served from 6 to 8 p. m, folio wed
by music, games, etc. All are cordially
invited.
Marcus Madland,lt popular former
merchant. has accepted position with
A. Dahlen,a at the new store, as salesman,
in the clothing and shoe department.
He extends "a cordial invitation to all
his friends to come and see him for any
thing in this line. High grade goods,
liberal treatment to all.
Just received load of fancya winter
apples at A. Dahlem's grocery store.
Sunday was delightful Indian sum
mer day: The ice on the lake was nearly
three inches thick on Saturday, but on
Monday morning the open blue waters
suggested mid summer.
1t is plainly seen that Billed is doing
the business this fall. regardless OF the
"would be inducements" Blied's price s
are what talks.
Flowing was arrested on the low
or ound by the frost during the past
w eek, but the milder wrather unlocked
the land on Sunday. On the high ground
the frost did not interfere with work.
Clothing. Clothing. Our high grade
goods at popular lew prices, captures
all intending buyers a. A. Dahlem's new
clothing and dry goods store.
Harry Favell drove out beyond Grove
Lake during the past week. He says
the threshing is we'll pro crossed as far
as Grove Lake, beyond that point there
vet re mains a vast amount to be done.
Why spoil good material by cutting it
after an excuse for pattern" when
reliable Butterick patterns can be OBJ
tanned at Blied's.
Fur coats, Fur coats. We carry a
large and complete stock. We aim to
make the lowest prices. Come and be
convinced at A. Dahlem's new store.
w. "A Bailey. brakeman on the Geeat
Northern branch, was crippled in the
b and while making coupling on We'd
nesdav. ~.
Blied's sale of fascinators will fasciss
ate your purse 70 the extent of 25cts.
Ladies, for new and seasonablr dry
goods, go to A. Dahleu's new dry goods
store. New goods, new prices.
Be sure to go to A. DahIem's grocery
st ore, for nice barrel of winter apples.
Try nay 2Ocent young Hyson tea-ex-
ira value. L. S. Bishop.
WANTED-A good girl to do general
Homework in small family in Mime
apolis. Apply to Mrs. Alexander Moore,
in this city, or address Geo. M. Bennett,
Westport, MINI.
Smoked hallibut, smoked hloaters. all
kinds of salt and canned fish.
L. s. Bishop.
Although the great rush at A. Dah-
LENS new store. you will be we'll and
promptly waited on. We have four
popular statesmen.
Rev. P. M. Fuller is now engaged to
preach every Sunday in the Baptist
church at 1890 a. m. Increasing inter
est is being manifested in all lines OF
work. Subject next Sunday Heavenly
Home"
U0H ought to know thatswhen suffer
Viii ing from any kidney trouble that
1UO a fe, sure remedy is the Clinic
Kidney Cure Guaranteed or money re-
funded.
Advertised E.ett1<s
The following is list q advertised
letters which renaia li.s-sglls4l for in this
office, for she week ending Nov. 8,
1895:
Chas. Bedell. Tom Berrey. A. H. Ca1l-
trell, Will Cassell. Mrs. Mary Erickson,
Carrie Erickson. George Ludwig Sauer.
w. o. P. HusDALE,
Postmaster.
BORN.
FULMER-In this city on Sunday, Nov.
Sd. To Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fulmer, a
daughter.
who Is He?
Joseph Birch, a Young man who gave
Sank Centre as his home, was taken
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