The Sauk Centre herald., 1896-04-16

Band Concert.

You will get your moneys worth. You
will build up the band. You will only
be doing your duty.
Secure a seat now at the usual place.
Remenyi-April Goth.
Clean your door yard.
The feathered choir is in evidence.
Country roads are almos: bottomless.
Don't fail to read Johnson Co.'S. ad in
this issue.
Strictly pure new maple sugar at L.
s. Bishops.
Persian ribbons in all the leading col
ors at Blied's.
Indigo German calicos Sets. at w. G.
Warren & Co,
Johnson Co. are selling sweaters from
25cts. to 5Octs.
OIives-Olives-Oliv quality in
bulk at Bishops.
tits wonderful how rapidly our streets
dry, under fair skies.
Johnson Cos. line of ladies' and gents
neckwear is complete.
The new city administration went
into effect on Tuesday last.
Travel on the fast coast train over
the Great Northern is very heavy.
T. T. Ofstun, attorney at law at
Glenwood, was here on Wednesday.
Ask for Saux Centre cigar, and take
no other. You will make no mistake.
MNTED-A girl for general house
work Mrs. KAHN.
Ladies, try our $500 shoe. They are
good value. AT the Boston Shoe Store.
Try can OF Hopkins Steamed Homi-
ny Hulled CorrO. 1t is delicious. Full
at. 1Oc,s.
The mercury fell more than forty de-
grees between 2 p. m, and midnight on
Wednesday.
Episcopal services are held in Melrose
on every other Sunday, Rev. ]. F. Ham
ilton officiating.
The Butterick pattern is recognized
throughout the world as the only relia-
BILE and up to date pattern.
MEL. Billed, agent.
WANrED-A few good live bronze
turkeys for breeders. Apply to (. o.
Gorgas, Philbrook, Mimi, or ]. W.
Ward, at the Listle Falls & Dakota rail-
road station, Sauk Centre, MINI.
The Union Relief Society will meet
Tuesday April 21st. in the back of War
rem & Johnson's store. We hope every
member will be present to listen to a
report OF the work done this season.
A loon, in life, is beautiful bird. OHe
only slightly wounded, attracted a great
deal of attention on our streets on Tues
day. The poor creature seemed as fear
less as thoroughly domesticated duck.
1t has been suggested that the several
dams in the Sauk River be provided with
fshways, as required by law. 1t Is ne
cessary, keep up the stock of fish in the
: lake, that thev be permitted to have a
free way up and down the stream.
J. A. Douglas has taken the local
agency for the Champion mowers and
binders, and the Huber thresher-all
standard agricultural machines. He
will occupy the platform on Main-st.,
next the TAFT & Co., hardware store.
The report that the state convention
for the nomination of state officers will
not be held until the middle or last OF
September is causing considerable indig-
nation all along the line, excepting in
the administration ranks.-Elk River
Star-News.
Christopher Westgard an imploye of
the Keller factory, met with a serl-
Gus and painful accident on Tues
day evening, just before quitting time.
He brought his hand in contact with
the shaper and large peice of flesh and
bone between the little finger and wrist
was eouged out oft.
William Dangburn. son OF David, ar
rived home from Pirtsburg, Pa. the 9th
er day, where he has been lying for
some time. In company with his two
brothers, Byne and David, he went to
To Fargo to engage in brick laying.
They will return here after a time to
build house for Ferdinand Bergman.
The Sixth congressional district usu-
ally presents solid front for anv favor
lite candidate before the state convention
and we believe that VIM. E. Lee will
have practically the solid support of the
district tor govencr before the next state
convention.-Little Falls Transcript.