The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-04-02

Sailors 10 CTS. at MISS NOItlnS >.
It was no April fools joke-that biz
card.
Shirt waists 81 cents at Warren {
Johnson's.
W. Warren & Co. are taking tn
lead this spring.
March came in like bleating lion AM
went out like roaring lamb.
Printed dimnities worth 10cts., sci
for Gets. at the Boston Store.
Read w. c. Warren & Co.'S, 25 cen
refund 'ad' on spring capes and jackets
There is no better cigar in marke1
than Dona AIfonza-made by John ]
Theis.
The Jubilee Singers at the G. A. R. hal
on Monday night was decidedly thin
affair.
Twenty-Five quarts of the hest milk
delivered for one dollar by the Sank Val
ley Diary.
Iofer for rent a desirable dwelling
house. conveniently located, at reason
able rent. A. MOORE.
1t rained quite heavily on Saturday
last for the first time IN seven months,
and we can stand a heap more of it.
Miss Noting is now ready to show
an elegant and complete line of MILL
merry.
White dotted swiss, very hne small
pin dots only 25cts. per yard at Blied's.
Fine ginghams usually sold for 1Octs.,
our price Scents. The Boston.
Oliver Boobar upset twice on his way
to the post office from his home, on Wed
nesday morning.
Ladies vests only 3 cents at Johnson
Cos. on Saturday.
Mrs. James Pendergast won the sew
ing machine at w. c. Warren & Cos.
last Saturday.
You are cordially invited to attend
our opening OF hne pattern hats, bon
acts and high class novelties at Miss
Nolting's.
A. H. Hendrickson has been hauling
brick for dwelling home to be erected
on his farm in the town of Kandota.
LosT-A ladies' gold watch chain
somewhere between Third and Pine-sts.
Finder please leave at this Office.
Our new stock OF spring carpets ready
for inspection, full yard wide-hemp car.
pet 1212 cts. heavy two ply ingram
only 25cts. per yard at Bied's.
More snow fell on the last day of
March and the first DAY of April than
during the entire preceding winter.
Another sewing machine goes to the
lucky number next Saturday at W. c.
Warren & Co.'S.
The first robin of the season, recently
seen in this CITY, is sorry for his prema-
tureness. An early bird, but nary a
warm.
Bear in mind please, no matter what
Others advertise you can always get
same goods for less money or better
goods for same money at Blied's.
John r. Howard and wife expect to
return to this city early this month, and
reopen their delightful home on the hill.
10000 yards new dress ginghams.
light or dork colors, standard reliable
goods, plaids or stripes worth 1Octs. for
Tets. per yard at Blied's.
The sparrows were busily engaged in
domestic architecture on Monday, but
suspended operations on Tuesday morn
ing.
We have just received a very large as
sortment Of ladies, $3.50 shoe OF Pingree
Smith make which is better wearing
shoe than the majority of $500 you buv
elsewhere at the Boston Shoe Store.
John Kirch of this city has hauled
brick for residence to he erected by the
lake, north Of the city, near the home of
Dan Buckley.
XxAl Ss LIZ Ns ~ oAOSv0AJ II nC al LIEU
who will teach you how to paint flow
ers, fruit, animals, birds, landscapes etcS
Leave your names at this office. Terms
nifty cents a lesson.
M. Hogan has scld HE residence on
the corner of Maple and Sixth-sts., to
Mark Swift. It is desirable location
aud very comfortable home.
Johnson Co. will continue their reduc-
tian sale of ladies' and gents mackin--
toshss- nsxt Sasardays .L,osk 80 . lew
OF these prices. A $1,000 for $7.25; a
$3.50 for $4.75 and q $500 for So. rs,
and 90 on at the reduced rate from $1.65
to $3.50.
An alarm Of FIRE brought out the FIRE
department on Saturday evening last.
It was occasioned by the burning out OF
the chimney in the Star Hotel.
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