The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30
LOCAL NOTES.

Observer.
LOCAL NOTES.
Black dress goods sale at Blied's.
Tuesday was a perfect winters dav.
Bingham 37scts. per yard at Johnson
Bros.
There are only seven prisoners in the
county Jail.
A new floor is being laid in the store
of Tully & Co.
Dress goods at wonderful bargains at
Johnson & Co.
See Blied's window display of latest
weaves in black dress goods.
Attend the grand opening of Warren&
Johnson's store on Saturday.
Don't fail to see the big spring stock
OF dry goods at Johnson & Co.
Laiies-remember the grand opening
at Warren & Iohnson's on Saturday.
Ask for Saux Centre cigar, and take
no other. You will make no mistake.
The revival meetings at the Methodist
church increase in interest as they pro-
gress.
The HERALD is under obligations to
Senate Nelson for valuable public do
cuments.
Under the stimulus OF good sleighing a
large amount of wood has been hauled
during the past week.
Pork has made material advance in
tn. market. 1t sold for 1925 hum
dred on nout during the past week.
Billed is sole agent for the famous Gold
Medal black dress goods, every yard
stamped Gold Medal and guaranteed.
S. P. Hansen shipped a couple of car
loads Of mixed stock on Monday. Steers,
hugs and goats constituted the assort-
ment.
The residence on Main-st.. adjoining
the restaurant of Ben Schoenhoff has
been remodeled, and new front put
into it.
The bows didn't get home from Melrose
until breakfast time on Wednesday morn
ing. They had a great big time, and a
long one, too.
S. p. Hansen returned from st. Paul
ao~1,, -, U>doasdou ~,o~x;,U ood he
was not feeling bouyantly well, although
he had a good trip.
o. 6. Lyman's wind feed mill took fire
last week. the result OF friction, and but
for timely discovery, the loss would
have been serious.
1t is rumored that the Great Northern
will discontinue it's passenger service be-
tween St. Cloud and Willmar, and run a
mixed train in place of it.
Miss Clara Dunlap and Miss May
Woolford will assist in serving chocolate
and angel food. at Warren & Johnson's
grand opening on Saturday.
Will Johnson was taken to Minneapolis
to-day tor treatment. He will submit to
surgical operation for abscess, located
on the thigh near the hip. Nav his re-
covery be speedy.
During the past three years Palmer
Post has lost three members by sudden
death. Is it mere coincidence, or did
military service predisposc them to such
abrupt termination of life?
The City Bank of Minneapolis is in the
hands of D. c. Bell, receiver, appointed
by the court. ]. A. Caughren of this
city has a little money-about 5000
locked up by the failure. but will get it
in time.
Will Johnson is quite seriously iIl-con-
fined to his bed. 1t is to be regretted
that he will not be able to participate in
the opening of the beautiful dry goods
store OF Warren & Johnson. which will
be brilliant event.
While saving wood with circular
saw at the farm of VIM. McKillop last
Saturday morning, Earnest Leavitt got
his right thumb pretty badly sawed,
but not enough to cause the loss Oft
Long Prairie Leader.
On account ofthe large crowds attend
ing the revival services at the Methodist
church, the trustees. have rsnted the g.
A. K. hall for theSundey evening service.
Feb. 2. A good orchestra and chorus
choir will lead the singing and everybody
h invited. Services begin at 7: 80 sharp.
A score OF members of the Knights of
Pythias lodge went to Melrose on Tues
day. where they were. met by large
delegation from the St. Cloud lodge, for
the purpose of instituting lodge in that
place. They started a vigorous and
promising branch ofthe order there, and
had a royal good time.
Our citizens should not forget that the
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