The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-05-14
Pasturage is fine.
Corn planting now.
Hail insurance is cheap.
How everything grows!

now ever lusuS sto"S
The Keller house has been reprinted.
Special sale every Saturday is proving
big success at Blied's.
Demorest patterns at Warren & Cos.
All the latest novelties in shirt waists
at Blied's.
Mems caps are going very cheap at
Johnson Cos.
Olives-Olives-O lives-any quality IN
bulk at Bishops.
Bows tan shoes, s1.5o, $1.75, and
$500 at Dahlem's.
Brand $500 per ton and shorts S7.oo
Der ton-at the mill. Nv
TRY a can OF Hopkins Steamed Homi-
nv Hulled Corn. 1t is delicious. Full
OF. 10cts.
Lucas Kells went to Fergus Falls on
Monday evening, and on Tuesday 20
Minneapolis.
See our line of boys knee pants suits
for summer wear at SLIPS and 81. 30 at
Dahlem's.
Josiah Cooper has made some attract
i've improvements to his home property
during the past week.
Don't buy bicycle until you have ex-
amlned the Syracuse and the Crawford.
at How Bros. & Cos.
Summer underwear for ladies and
gents, an elegant inepow pentoryour
inspection at Dahlem's.
Several lawns in the city have been
cut with the lawn mower. grass IS
growing very rapidly.
How Bros. & Co. have a frst-class,
slx-foor folding step ladder tor sixty
cents. Best value in market.
High mass will be celebrated at the
Irish Catholic church bv FIR. Fitz Gerald,
on Sunday next at 1920 a. m.
How Bros. & Co. have full line OF
fishing tackle. and now is the time to
get what you want in that line.
c. NJ. Sprague sold Messrs. Tuily and
Hilsdale their European tickets, from
Minneapolis to Glasgow and return.
Web added largely to our wash
goods and are showing some new de-
signs in late weaves. Mel. BLEED.
The best ducks in blues, blacks. and
light colors only Sets, at the Boston
Store, Why pay 1212cts for same goods.
The great response to our silk sale,
truly indicates where styles are choicest
and prices lowest. Mel. Blied's.
The extreme low price of potatoes last
fall has not discouraged all the farmers.
Some of them are putting in as large
acreage as eyer.
400 pairs of ladies' oxferd shoes, sizes
cunning from 21z to ~, will be sold at
A. M. Madsens for Toe. per pair, regular
price SIPS.
Mrs. George Stabler went to Mime
apolis on Wednesday last to attend the
funeral of the wife of her son French,
who was buried on Thursday last. She
returned on Friday.
The Butterick pattern is recognized
throughout the world as the only relia-
BILE and up to date pattern.
MEL. Billed, agent.
Hot days are just ahead. The de-
mand for cotton dresses will be urgent.
Select your organizes and dimnities at
BlIed's.
Wheat looks strong and bright. It is
said that the weather has not been con-
dusive to starting. Cooler weather
would check the rapid growth and add
to the vigor of the plant.
Attention is directed to the special
bargains offered by A. M. Madsen. who
Is showing commendable enterprise in
the conduct of hts steadily expanding
business.
WaNTED-A few good live bronze
turkeys for breeders. Apply to {. o.
Gorgas, Philbrook, Mimi, or ]. W.
Ward, at the Little Falls & Dakota rail-
road station, Sank Centre, MINI.
Col. E. II. Millum of Minneapolis,
Grand Chancellor OF the state of the
knights of Pythias. made the lodge here
an official visitation on Monday even
ing last, and was in the city the follow
ing day. He is an old-time friend of
James, .Norris-they were boys togerh-s
er at Watertown, Wis.
The musical treat of the season will he
given CUR people at the Grand Opera
House. Friday night, May 20. The De-
Moss family, well known over Europe
and America as the Lyric Bards of Amer
lea. will give an instrumental and vocal
concert. As this is the eve of Decoration
day they viii no doubt have large
house.
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