The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-04-09

All the latest novelties in shirt waists
at Blied's.
Fashionable dry goods at W. War
rem & Co.
Persian ribbons in all the leading COL
ors at Blied's.
Brainard's and Armstrong; Honiton
silks at Blied's.
The new council will organize on
Tuesday evening next.
School reopened on Monday after a
weeks Easter vacation.
The bicycle agent is abroad in the
land. He is coming in squads.
Money to loan on improved real es-
tate, at lowest rates. j., F. COOPER.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. KAHN.
New summer styles, shades in ducks
linen and lemon shades at w. c. Warren
& Co.
The new Persian percales-W. c. War
rem & Co. is the only store having them
here.
There is no better cigar in market
than Dona Alfonza-made by John ];
Theis.
Twenty-Five quarts of the best milk
delivered for one dollar by the Sank Val
ley Diary.
See our display ofnew belts, belt buck
les, shirt waist sets and ladies' neck
wear at Blied's.
There is case of measles in the White
House-littIe Esther Cleveland is down
with the disease.
The works Of art, in the line of dry
goods shown in an artistic way at w.
c. Warren & Co.
Mondays thaw caught qnite severe
cold during the night. A cold. dismal
east wind checked it.
Arthur Scrivener won the election ny
the largest vote he ever received, but he
lost his moustachc.
$500 will buy genuine Dongola kid
and pad tip shoe for ladies' wear at the
Boston Shoe Store.
Mrs. L. Nicolaus will remove her
house from Third7st. to lot near the
lake shore, on Second-st.
Mel. Billed conducted very successful
glove sale on Saturday last, selling one
hundred and sixty-seven pairs.
Ladies, try pair of our $500 Russell
shoe. They are good shoes tor the money |
at the Boston Shoe Store.
Chancey L. Baxter was elected mayor
of Fergus Falls, on Tuesday. A good
man tor that place, or any other.
Sank Centre will have good base
ball team this year. The boys are TAX
ing hold in earnest. and in season.
M. Hogan has made number of
changes and improvements in the interior !
of his residence on the north side of the
river.
Frank E. Minnette has a fine little |
team of driving ponies recently pur-
chased at Hastings. They are very
pretty.
AND now the whole story OF Nansen's
discovery of the north pole has been ex-
ploded. 1t was founded upon an IRE
sponsible rumor.
Gen. Moses E. Clapp will deliver the I
Memorial Day address at st. Cloud this
year, which 10 sufficient assurance that
it will be good one.
The Long Prairie Argus had the mis-
fortune to "pi'' its local page just as it
was going to press last week. Well, o ur
sympathy is backed by experience.
The Butterick pattern IS recognized
throughout the world as the only rella-
BILE and up to date pattern.
MEL. Billed, agent.
Good Friday was observed with the
usual religious services. It is legal
holiday, but the banks were the only |
business houses houses to observe it.
/ Double texture, ITO inch seamless
double cape, full ripple skirt mackinto sh,
two dozen on hand, while they last, |
1925. Take one. w. c. Warren & Co. |
We are right on your way with the
most fashionable and refined stock OF
dry goods in the city. Give rs call.
w. c. Warren & Co.
.Ateiephone line has been
the Keller factory to the First National
Bank, the Keller store and c. M.
Sprague's residence. It will be great
convenience.
WANrED-k few good live bronze
turkeys for breeders. Apply to Z. o.
Gorgas, Philbrook, Mimi, or !. W.
Ward, at the Little Falls & Dakota rail-
road station, Sank Centre, MINI.