The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-02-13

son & Co.
Watch for Warren & Johnson's carpet
lad" next week.
Good German blue print 47scts. at
Johnson & Co.
Read the new advertisements of the
New City Dry Goods Store.
Mems heavy underwear at Mel. Blied's
at only 19cts.
The little people had royal good
time at sleigfing party on Friday eve
ming.
There is no better cigar in market
than Iona Alfonza-made by John
Theis.
Ribbons, all silk, any width, color or
shade. only sets. per yard at the New
City Store"
The furnaces of the Baptist church
have been overhauled. and there will be
services as usual next Sunday.
See our display of ladies' night robes
ranging from 75cts. to $500. Mel
Billed.
After ftfully windy Sunday, cold
wave swept down upon this region from
the northwest.
Twenty-Five quarts of the best milk
delivered for one dollar by the Sank Val
ley Diary.
Henry Dahlem is showing remarkable
adaptabillty as manager in charge of
the Dahlem grocery store.
On Friday evening a masquerade ball
WILDE given at the Opera House by a
local club OF young people.
Don't forget to see the large spring
stock of dry goods, ETC., at Johnson
Bros Prices to beat the world.
Billed is sole agent for the famous Gold
Medal black dress goods, every yard
stamped Gold Medal and guaranteed.
Mrs. Jane N. Whittlesey of Marietta,
Ohio. died in st. Cloud on Monday at
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. VIM
b. Mitchell.
Will Johnson, who is still in hospital
in Minneapolis, is gaining health and
strength rapidly, and expects to be able
to return home soon.
Butterick patterns-the best paper
patterns made and recognized through
IL, 4 he II, Ga&
spring catalogue at Biied's.
The bans OF George Diebel and Josie
Gaspard were announced at St. Pauls
church on Sunday last. They will be
married IN next tuesday morning.
Lincoln's Birthday was observed in
this city by suspension of school work
and exercises in the Methodist church
under the auspices of the Sons OF Veter-
ans.
Rev. Fred w. Hart, formerly of this
city, is now pastor of the Methodist
church at Hut Crimson. His congrega-
tion rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Hart a
pleasant reception on Friday evening. :.
Glyndon is seriously afflicted. No vii.
lage in northern Minnesota has expert
enced more unfortunate conditions dur
ing the past ten years, and now comes a
fire which destroys $4,000 worth OF
business property.
The United Workmen initiated twenty
members on Wednesday night the Grand
Master Workman OF the state being
present. This is an extraordinary in
crease at one time, and this vigorous
young lodge now has membership OF
seventy-hve. May it ever prosper.
Chan Harmon's wood saving exper-
fence has aroused sympathy for him
from coast to coast. A long letter OF
coincidence, warning aud advice reached
him from Charlie White of Oakland Cal.
But it was unneeded-Chan says he will
freeze rather than take such awful risk
again. r
Mrs. F. Vessel of Brooklyn, N. Y, a
ady who has visited this city, and
whose husband is well-known here by
reason of frequent and long visits. died
on February 4th. Mr.. Vessel, who 10
the brother-in-law of Albert Dahlem,
has the sympathy OF a large circle Of
acquaintance in Sank Centre.
The leap year party at the Auditorium
ON Friday evening last was brilliant
success. 1t was given by the young
ladies OF the CITY. and there were present
about seyenty-five persons who partici-
pated. The toilets Of the ladies were all
remarkably handsome, and the hostesses
were as attractive in manner asin dress.
Excellent music was in attendance, and
the daintiest Of suppers vas served.
The party was continued a couple Of
hours past midnight. II was notable
social event.