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

atterick patterns at BIied's.

ASK Tor Saux Centre cigar, and take
no other. You will make no mistake.
The band got out on Tuesday evening
and celebrated the reelection of Mayor
Miner.
The ground was whitened with snow
that fell on Tuesday night-just enough
to make more mud where thsre was an
abundance before.
Ladies. try our $500 shoe. They are
good value. AT the Boston Shoe Store.
Charlie Fiesler is quite at home behind
the drug counter in the Scheldrup store. In
a few days the invoice will be completed, and
then the newu firm of Scheldrup & Fiesler
will have something to f&t
We have just received large assert
ment OF ladies' $500 shoe which is the
bsst one we have ever had for the money
at the Boston Shoe Store.
John Boutell viii occupy the rooms to be
vacated by Mr.. Scheldrup, in the Grundman
block, after the first of May.
William Schcrfius has received a car
load of furniture. and in that assortment
are several things you want. Drop in
amt select. early.
Ladies $500 shoes in the latest styles
of toes, just received at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Twenty or more Odd-Fellows will
visit their Alexandria brethren on the
evening OF April Goth. On that occasion
the Alexandra lodge will observe the
anniversary of it's foundation.
Chas. w. Johnson went to st. Paul
and Minneapolis on Tuesday. on business.
He will be followed home by large
stock of goods.
$500 will buy a neat as well as dur
able shoe for ladies' wear at the Boston
Shoe Store.
Howard Bishop had tedious expert
ence in driving IN from Thorson after the
blizzard. He said there was a much
heavier body OF snow west of the city
than in this immediate ne1ghborhood.
The roads were filled with snow, even
the tops of the fence posts being COM
pletely covered in places.
/ have abundance of money to loan on |
approved real estate security on reason
able terms. IF. COOPER.
Mrs. Smith, widow who moved here |
from Wadena last summer, died on Tues
day night at the residence of Ed. Lord,
where she was stopping. She lived in
Sank Centre nearly twenty years ago. a
son, now dead. then being in the employ
of Andrew ]. Smith. She was about
years OF age.
The old band has incorporated under
the name of the Sank Centre Brass
Band, with twenty-five charter men,
bers. The officers are: Manager. A. O.
Scrivener. musical director, E. B. SIMON
ton: secretary, AL. Mansell: treasurer,
John A. Miller. The band will give a
on April 17th-Friday evening
of next week.
1t not only is so, it mnst be so, One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that's what makes it 60. Hanson & ,
Emerson. L
Mayor Boyd OF st. Cloud was defeat r
ID by c. F. Ladner Oh Monday last by \
The narrow margin of twelve votes in a |
total poll of 1894. Chas. Dueber was
elected treasurer, L. A. Evans and Peter !.
Brick, Justice of the peace, and Messrs.
Atwood. De Leo, Spaniel and WINNER, {
Aldermen. D
George Day has leased his farm north :
IT this city to Eph. Smith, and he has
moved into the city, taking rooms over
How Bros. store. Mr.. Day has recovered
rom long and wasting illness, and
weighs fifty per cent. more than he did :
ew months ago, increasing from 95 to
so pounds.
M. F. Woodbury. will commence en-
arging his residence very soon. It is +
lis purpose to remove the south wing
title further east, and build an addition
where the wing now is, and making the
emoved wing portion OF the enlarged h
'uild1ng. 1t will be a notable improve
nent to that handsome neighborhood.
M. Hogan removed to his new home,
Wildmere", on Monday, Mel. Billed re- n
moved to the Rowe house, formerly oc- N
upied by William Rain, William Rain N
emoved to the house occupied by Mark
witt In lower town. and Mark Swift N
to the Hogan house wh,ch he
rcently purchased The circle is COM h,
lete. ~
John Batchelder has been spending the m
asst six v eeks at his mill, on the Gull =
liver, about thirty-fve miles beyond
h. issawing large guam
ty OF pine, and will soon have plenty 6,
new cut lath and shingles on this +;
larkct. Hehas a quantity of last years, -
ut OF lumber which will be shipped IN :,
erv soon. He is piling the green .,
lmber for fall uses. n
George NJ. Bennett has leased his L
lestport farm, dividing it among sever
tenants. He has about 700 acres in
nc BODY there. He will operate farm
wned bv him at Philbrook. near Sta le
les. Hrs son-in-law. daughter and o.