The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-12-03


Observer.
Buy your coal of How Bros. & Co.
Do not fail TO read the lad" of Kel-
lers Store on third page.
Wood taken at the Office for subscrip-
tion.
lust reeeived-2cOO pounds mixed
candy for holiday trade. ADahlem.
Rev. Billing held services at Fisher on
Monday.
If you want good value don't miss
our " price sale this week. Blied's.
VIM. Westerman of st. Cloud, regis
tered at the Sank Centre House on
Wednesday,
The best SO cent high bust, glove ft-
ting corset Is to be found At Blied's.
Miss May Batchelder spent Thanks
giving with friends at Long Prairie,
pounds OF mixed nuts for Csc at A.
Dahlem's.
o.G, Lyman was In the city on We'd
nesday.
Handkerchiefs, one cent each at the
B,ston Store.
Hon, Frank Eddy passed through the
city on Tuesday.
Mixed candy 1oc per pound at A,
Dahlem's.
Mems lined mittens, 25 cents pair
At Blied's. :
Arthur Clark of Willard, was in the
city on Wednesday.
Father Mooney who has been holding
services IN the Irish Catholic church for
the past four weeks, has been transferred
to Elk River, and Father Lemmel of Elk
River has been placed here.
All package coffee 23c per pound, two
pounds for 45c. A. Dahlem.
Miss Carrie Garfield who is tending
school here, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents at Long Prairie.
Fascinators, chenille, in black and
white, so cents at Blied's.
John Richardson OF RAYMOND was in
town on Tuesday.
A large line of fancy bottle and bulk
pickles at Bishops.
Quite a lot of interest was taken in the
Murphy & Boutelle turkey shoot on Thanks
giving day. Considering the weather, 1t
was success.
Broken Rio coffee 15c per lb. at A.
Dahlem's.
Mel. Sherfius came up from Melrose
to attend the Firemans' dance.
Ladies outing night dresses only SOC,
at the Boston Store.
E, +. Leavette of Long Prairie was in
the city on Tuesday.
A good No 1 parlor broom for zoe at
A. Dahlem's.
c. F. Hendryx went to St. Paul on Mon
day returning on Wednesday.
Cut glass and silver mounted leather
goods AT Alden's.
VS., Amsdon was in the city on Sat
urday.
Oranges, lemons, grapes, bananas,
figs, dates and all seasonabIe fruits at
A. Dahlem's.
Watches, rings and all jewelry never SO
cheap nor plentiful as At Alden's.
d, W. Bruckart OF St. Cloud, was in the
city on Wednesday.
Frank Barnum had a very large smile on
his face Thanksgiving morning. Occasion,
son horn Thanksgiving eve.
Pete Oryaar is fast becoming an artist
with the razor and shears.
E. P. Barnum came up from ST. Cloud, last
week, to take peep at that grandson.
Geo. Rosenberger Of st. Coud, accom-
panied by his sister attended the Fire
mems dance on Thanksgiving evening.
Mss Blanche Kels returned to the
State University on Monday.
Mrs. Ransom Buck went to Mime
apoIis for few days y isit, on Monday.
We keep the best Sc cigar in the city
at A. Dahlem's.
C.. M. NcC=llom was happy Thanks
giving-it was a boy born on Thanks
< wing morning.
Miss Maud Douglas spent Thanksgiv-
ing at Little Falls.
Geo. L. West las been seriously i'll for
a few days. but is improving.
Our all wool red flannel, full width at
25 cents, beats all others. At Blied's.
The Ladies' Union Society will meet in
the parlors of the Congregational church,
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 9Th at two o'clock
to finish work, bring scissors and thimble,
also clothing that you spare out of your
wardrobe.
Frank Smith of Grove Lake and Miss
Mary Holmes of Sank Centre, were mar
RED Wednesday evening at the residence of
the brides parents in Hoboken, Rev. Bill
ings officiating.
VIM sHodpdou proprietor Of the Lake