The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.

urday night.
The dam is full of water for the first
time in three years.
Ladies' shirt waists 25cts. and up
wards at Johnson Cos.
There is no better cigar In market
than Dona Alfonza-made by John J.
Theis.
Twenty-Five quarts of the best milk
delivered for one dollar by the Sank Val
ley Diary.
Bring your job work to the HERALD
office and see how quickly and neatly we
can do it.
1 have abundance of money to loan on
approved real estate security on reason
able terms. J~F. COOPER.
Glenwood will be we'll represented at
the Grand Army encampnent in this
city on June 10th, and succeeding days.
Have you seen Johnson Co.'S fine as
sortment of international toilet articles
that they are giving away this week.
c. W. Dawdyi putting up some Splen
did work in hand made light harnesses.
Go and examine them before you buy.
A very high northwesterly wind pre-
vailed all day Sunday. No damage was
done other than wrenching limbs from
trees.
Notwithstanding the numerous heavy
rainfalls, the sloughs, streams and
lakes are not up to the high water mark
OF few years ago.
Iacobi Bros store front has been fur
teer decorated and improved by hand
some scroll lettering and coat of var
nish which brings out the paint very
brilliantly.
Alan Vessey went do wn to Melrose on |
Saturday. He spends about one halt |
his time in that lively village dealing in |
horses, cattle etc.
On Tuesday night some sneak entered |
VIM. RAINS machinery store and stole |
a Deere roadster, worth $75. Entrance
was gained by forcing open the sliding
doors. There is nosclue as to who did |
it.-Melrose Beacon.
On account of bad weather there were
some that failed to get the benefit of
the half price macintosh sale, so we
have concluded to extend the time for
this week. Johnson Co.
Al. Kinnamon will give his attention
to pushing the sale OF his butter mould
whichis an ingenious Invention patented
by him, for cutting out neat and ac-
curate pack ages, from half pound to
pound from packed butter.
A Grey Eagle man discovered an old
wolf and six cubs in deserted shed in
that town recently. He killed the entire
family and collected over 500 in boun-
ties. Six of the seven animals proved to
be females.
Mrs. R. DeYoung. Middleburg. Ia,
writes, l have used One Minute Cough
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children, and I consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
Cure [ have ever used. Hansen & En-
erson.
The De Moss family have just re-
turned to this country from very
successful tour of Europe. The Press
notices of their concerts in England.
France and Germany are especially
appreciative. They are engaged to give
concert at the Grand Opera House
May 20. 1t will be quite an honor to
hear those whom the world has delight
ed to honor.
Herman Donart concluded not to open
barber shop in the Sank Centre House
but has purchased the long established
business of AL. cinnamon, which has
long enjoved an excellent re- utation.
Mr.. Douart has been in the employ of
MIR. kinnamon for about three years,
and is familiar with the business.
Mr.. Dona,t is an excellent barber, and
will do well. He retains the services at
Mr.. Peter Orrvar. Mr.. Kinnamon has
been in business here since 1881 contin-
uaiiv, and he has hosts of friends who
I.si,t his goi, < out of active business.