The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-26
Remenyi-April Goth.
Honiton 0raids at Blied's.

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Next SUNDAY will,be Palm SUNDAY.
H. P. Gallup was in the city gu We'd
nesday.
Kai,ki silks only 25cts. j the Boston
Store.
Nick Lambert of st. Cloud, was in the
city on Tuesday.
Light or dark ducks only Sets. at the
Boston Store.
India silks, light or dark colors only
25cts. at the. Boston Store.
Printed dimnities worth 1Octs., sell
for,6cts. at the BOSTON Store.
White dotted swiss, very hne small
pin dots only 25cts. per yard at Blied's.
E. P. Barnnm, clerk OF the court, was
in the city on Tuesday.
Fine glnghams usually sold for 1Octs.,
our price Scents. The Boston.
Spring arrival of new laces IN black,
white, ivory or butter color at Blied's.
So so will buy pair Of those elegant
black or russell shoes at the Boston Shoe
Store.
w. L. Douglas $3.50 for gents in all
the latest style toes at the Boston Shoe
Store.
So SO will buy some of the latest style
shoes in the market both in Roger and
Picadilly toes at the Boston Shoe Store.
John Vandersluis, an old settler OF st.
Cloud, quietly passed away on the 2lst
inst, at his home on Eeight avenue.
Muir So SO tan shoes for ladies' wear
are good fitting and warranted to give
a good wear. The Boston Shoe Store.
Ladies, remember $3.50 shoe. 1t is
better one than we ever had before.
The Boston Shoe Store.
Ladies remember that we can sell you
a genuine Vici kid shoein the latest style
toes and flexible soles for $3.50. The
Boston Shoe Store.
Bargains in buttons! An immense
70 BILE full OF pearl, metal Oh crochet but
:ons i'll various sizes all colors Tor Sets.
Der dozen at Blied's.
New idea patterns only 10cts. eaci:.
Why pay 20, IS or 80 cents when you
an buy just as good patterns for 1Octs.
It the Boston Store.
We have been selling the new idea |
patterns tor five months and we find |
hem very satisfactory-whv not try
hem? The Boston,
There will be daily service at the Epis- /
opal church newt week except on Mon
lay and SATURDAY. The service will be
m 4:3O p. m. on Tuesday and thursday |
It 7;3O p. m. on Wednesday and on
food Friday at 1920 a. m.
Glaciers IuhiIye singers and colored
uusicaI opecIaIrv company VIII appear I
n this city on Monday evering next, at
he's. A. R. hall. Admission for adults
IS cts. children under twelve years, IOcts.
Speaking Of VIM E Lees candidacy
or governor, Deputy Mcguire of Grow j
Vim : county, says that he is particular
y strong in Crow Wing county and
hat delegation will be sent to the
tate convention pledged for Lee for gov
rnor, first, last and all the time.
The force in the HERALD office join
With the citizens Of Sank Centre in con-
the editor of this paper on
lis selection as delegate at large to the
epublican national convention in St. |
1ouis, We take advantage of his alb |
ence in saying that the selection was
bestowed upon a most worthy person:
me who will represent the state with |
redit to himself aud honor to the great |
Of Minnesota.
A delegation from Glenwoed headed
~ Congressman Frank Eddy, with such
other well known men as WI. Cowson,
CIV. Thacker, Peter Rong, I. Calmever,
!. Je6res, M. A and Andrew Wallern nd
Eco. Brown, passed through the city ON
Tuesday on their return from the Crooks
IN convention. When Frank Eddy
was nominated to represent the Seventh
district in congress to succeed himself,
as an appreciative complement for his
past service, he was nominated by accli-
nation. They took rising vote and
every man in the house rose to his feet
with cheers.
P. A. Johnson and Miss Anna L. Oren-
dorf were married at the Methodist par
sonage on Wednesday evening at nine
o'clock. Rev. Squier officiating. Miss
Clara Richards acted as bride smaid and
Vim. Johnson was groomsmar. 1t was
a very quiet wedding, the ceremony was
in the presence of only few
friends. The contracting parties are
we'll and favorably know here, Mr.
Johnson being engaded in the photogra-
ply business for over two years aud
Miss Orendorf having grown up in our
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