The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-05

| Butterick patterns at BIied's.
Calico 31scts. per yard at johnson
Bros.
Mems socks a1acts per pair at John
son & Co.
Good German blue print 4zscts. at
Johnson & Co.
Norway bloater mackerel extra fancy
at Bishops.
India teas just received at Bishops.
Read his advertisement.
WANTED-A girl to do general house
work. Enquire Of Mrs. c. F. Hendryx.
Light and dark prints. outings and
haLer flannels, ~ cents at Biied's.
The snow storm OF the past few DAYS
was accompanied with drifting wind.
Prof. Stoel has accepted position as
book-keeper in the office OF the Keller
Manfg. Co.
There is no better cigar IN market
than Iona Alfonza-made by John ]:
Theis.
Twenty-Five quarts of the hest milk
delivered for one dollar by the Sank Val
ley Diary.
The band will furnish excellent music
tonight for the Union Relief Society en-
tertainment.
John I. Boobar has entered the employ
of GrinoIs & Gregory of St. Cloud, as
book-keeper.
Belts Belts! We have them IN all
widths-gold, silver and leather.
Mel Billed.
Black nrocaded briIliantine skirts lined
throughout with rustic taffetta $4. 90.
Mel. Blie1
Our annual linen sale is proving big
success. Turkey red damask 10 cts.
Mel Blied
Separate skirts. Black figured bril-
Iiantine lined throughout at So. so.
Mel. Riei.
Warren & Johnson are showing some
fine things in novelty dress trimmings
aid novelty suitings.
DON'T forget to see the large spring
stock of dry goods, etc.. at Johnson
Bros Prices to beat the world.
Butterick patterns-the best paper
patterns made and recognized through
out the world as the most reliable. Get
a spring catalogue at Bhed's.
L. S. 9ishop has a complete stock OF
fish for lenten trade. See advertisement
elsewhere.
have abundance of money to loan on
approved real estate security on reason
able terms. 81. F. COOPER.
Fine Coffee-Fine Coffee. IS. Bishop
has just received an extra hne private
plantation lava. Call and see his Bur-
jan estate.
Twenty-Five pieces of fine dress ging-
hams actually worth 10 cents for s cents
per yard at Blied's.
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The Grand Opera House managers
would avoid the annoyance OF last eve
ning's experience with their lights, if
they would put some lamps on the
stage to be used in case the electrics
went out.
Ifyou believe the judgment of an ex-
visit our store Dealing in large way
with leading sellers we get the whole
sale cost down to the lowest possible
point. Mel. Blied.
At the Grand Eucampnent of Odd
Fellow Tvs Nj. c. Kelsey was made Grand
Marshal for the ensuing year. Heis also
member of the Judiciary committee
two very responsible and important
positions.
The city ass umed a green aspect Satur-
day last, caused from the reflection of
numerous green bundles and. packages
which speaks well for the business being
done at the New City Store of W arren &
Johnson.
There was rousing temperance meet
ing at the Methodist church on Sunday
evening last, Mrs. Johnson Of Chicago
delivered a powerful address. The
Johnson trio furnished the music, which
was excellent.
William Stephenson is temporarily
out of employment, After long and
faithful service extending over dozen
years, he was uncerimoniously dropped
on the 1st of March 1t IS earnestly
hoped he may soon be re-instat~d.
Spring Hill has a creamery association
of which John Brown is president ard
Ed. {. Hogan secretary, Joseph Winter
vice-president ana Otto Nickol treasurer.
It is expected that it will be ready for
business by May 1st. 1t IS well Differed
aud will be successful.
c. N. Munger and wife, who havcbeen
here FOR some time LETT for st. Paulpn