The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-12-17

PERSONAL.
Good apples SI.35 barrel at Bishops.
DR.. Niven at Melrose Dec. 10 and 20.
Fresh buck wheat -four alta. Dahlem's.
E.Erwin went to st. Cloud on Mon
day..
A. Barto and wife came up from ST. Cloud
on Tuesday.
Mixed candy 1Oc per pound at A.
Dahlem's.
IF. Cooper went to the county seat
on Monday.
Faseinators at the lowest prices at the
Boston Store.
NJ. F. Maynard of Long Prairie, was in
town on tuesday.
We keep the best Sc cigar in the city
at A. Dahlem's.
Ed. Quinn and wife are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. JohnBoutelle.
Handkerchiefs, one cent each at the
Boston Store.
Billy Phyle, the ball tosser, was IN the
city, on wednesday.
Mrs. E. P. Barnum was visiting her son
Frank on Wednesday.
Have YOU seen the new display at z.
A, Johnson's Gallery!
Harry Parker took Al. Hargrove to ST.
Cloud on Wednesday.
PIatmo finish is all the 60 at z. A.
Johns on's Art Gallery.
Saturday is the big handkerchief day
at w. G. Warren & Cos.
lap initiated silk handkerchiefs, only
121.c at the Boston Store,
en-. Spsague went to St. Cloud on Tues
day, retusning on Wednesday.
A. Dieseth. lumber dealer from Bel
grade, was in the city on Monday.
Both wood and coal heating stoves cheap
a. How Brosy1& Co,
Have you read Johnson Cos. "ad
this week? Eff not, it will pay you to 90
so.
Gover~sr and Mrs A Barto came mp from
st Cloud on Duesday, returning on ~eones-
day
Evervthinp.in embroidered handker-
chefs at bottom prices, at the Boston
Store.
B. NJ. Anderson, ]. E. 1yerson and A.
A. Manusn of Brooten, were In town on
Monday
Oranges, lemons, grapes, bananas
figs. dates and all seasonable fruits a.
A. Dahiem's.
Mrs. L. fP-Grur oman and infant son re
turned to theirs hone in Minneapolis arrlns
the pastWeek.
Miss Goldman of Long Prairie, wa
in the city, the guest of her friend, MIS-
Carrie Garfield.
w. C. Warren 81 Co. have soreth1n
special in this weeks issue which yo'
can't afferd to mfss.
Heavy coating serge, navy blae,
wool. 81 inches wide. Elegant, onl
SOC per yard at Biied's,
C, Hart, who formerly run the cGnfectlon
.arv store now occupied by Nj. Z. GnyopSwa
in the tyon- Wednesday,
FranctsR CIarke.au exerienced railrOa Z
man has been appointed general tram'
manager of the Greas Northern,
If you.are in aee6 OF any warm foo
wear. or ssaittens- it will paw you to visi
johnson Cos mammoth store on Thiro
st.
Your photograph would make an ar
propriate present Tor an absent 1rleH'
p. A. Johnson can take them in an a.
tistic manner.
Mrs CJadge and Miss Jennie Benae t.. I
Minaea polls are the guests OF MI ana MI
Onss 81 BeKnett Mrs IIf1ge 1sa nelee an
Miss Bennett :a.sister of Mr. Bennett
Ed. Reeder, who has been sick at hi
home here tor the past two weeks. r.
turned to Burtrum on Monday to TAX
up his position as operator,
County Commissioner ed Smith wen
TO ST. Cloud on Monday, where meet
ing of the commissioners was heid r.
the puroose OF acting on a4e county o
fcers' bonds.
Iaeobd Bros. & Mack send laundry t
The Eureka Steam Laundry. M1nneapl
lis every Tuesday. returning on Satu'
dav. It's one of the best aanndries Il
the state. All work guaranteed.
mr.. Alex Irwin of Minneapolis brother I
Mrs W Dean, and well known IN o .n.s e., -
has gone to Mexico for rest ana Iecreasi
Oyerv ork and low type OF nlai6r1ai lev
made it imperative that he take g rest 10
changed climate.
Hans Lovaas was called 10 ME.apoa
last week IS 40 expert witness In person,
injury case involving the constrme oi~n a.
operatioD Of gasoline motor Inc Xhe ~
ON the Robbilsdale line Is chargeaa sa<' y
ing responsible for q runaway accioeW
IA Caughren. who has been ve-y stak
.ftn1es for the past three months, has pee
advised by his physician to go TO BAL .,
Greek, Mich. He will leave for tnas Pc
AEON after Christians. White ne ID mme
better al present, his improvement Is not
rapid as himself and many fHends desire.
Cut Glass and sllve.
mounted leather good
at Alden's.