The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-02-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
DR.. Niven Feb. % and 20.

DIR. Niven Feb. 70 ana ~.
Rev. L. w. Squier is convaiescent.
Black dress goods sale at Blied's.
This weather Isl decidedly March like.
Painless tooth pulling by DR.. Niven
Feb. % and 20.
Saturday will be Washington's birth
day-a legal holiday.
Don't fail to see what a nice assort-
ment of maciutoshes at Johnson & Co..
from $1.75 to $16.5O.
Apron check ginghams 31acts. per yard
at Blied's.
Shoes very cheapat Johnson & Co.
Money to loan on improved real es.
tate. at lowest rates. J,F. COOPER.
Warren & Johnson are showing
magnificent line of Nottingham lace cur
tains.
Dark and light print 311acts. at Blied's.
Read the new advertisements of the
New City Dry Goods Store.
The Sank Centre Military Band has
filed articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of state. This is new or
ganization, wholly independent OF the
present band.
XnNI New changeable Taffeta
HXI7C waist silk, exquisite shades
fOUtOm2s n inches y. wide IS a As cents +,
Johnson's.
Bingham 37scts. per yard at Johnson
Bros.
Mrs. N. H. Miner received telegram
on Monday that her father had died
suddenly at his home in Malone, N. Y,
and she left the same day to attend his
funeral. He had been in poor health for
some time, but was not considered iii
immediate danger.
What a big assortment of wash goods |
at Johnson & Co.
Ask for Sauk Centre cigar, and take |
no other. You will make no mistake.
A very lively masquerade ball was
given by the pleasure club on Friday |
evening last at the Opera House. There
were scores of spectators to witness the |
dizzy dancers en- nasque. Tkerc were
number of very unique costumes in the
bewildering arrav.
At WARREN & JOHNsON'S-lace cur
talns and window shades.
John and Luther DimoHd have gone to |
Melrose to take charge VI the construc-
ton of two brick blocks of three stores
each, each block rs 80 feer. one for |
Mr.. Haskamp and one for Mr.. Borgerd--
ing. They will doubtless find work |
there to engage their attention until
summer
Fruit-of-the-loom and Lons6ale sheet
ing at 71acts. at Blied's.
On Friday nights during lent there |
will be devotion OF the stations of the |
cross at the Lady of the Angels church,
the English Speaking Catholic church.
Father FITZGERALD will on each evening
deliver sermon or lecture on the pas
sion OF Gus Lord. Cathecisn. is taught |
every Saturday morning at o'clock at
the above church.
WARREN & JOHNSON handle the
celebrated Foster" kid gloves.
Warren & Johnson are adding an
other department., to their new stock.
They have large invoice of carpets,
rugs, art squares, ETC., in transit which
will occupy the rear room OF their fine
store, when this departments complete.
Theirs will be the finest and most mod
ern dry goods store in central Mime
sota.
See Blied's window display Of latest
weives III black dress goods.
The Weekly Call is The name Of a ne v.
newsy and bright paper printed l,y Hi
E. West. at Willard lis initial number
is lated February 14th--an ,xcellent
valentine to the people oi Willard, and
astern Pope. Mr.. West is. first-rate
priater, pleasant writer aud an all |
around hustler, and launches very
cre,iItabie sheet.
/ Dress goods at wonderful bargains at
Johnson & Co.
Fosters l.cing gluv Is are sold by leading /
Importers the world over Every pair has
IwO peril ct ffttiDg ttuin bs and is Adjustable
To all wris.s. The manufacturers. Messrs
Foster, Pau, & Co., New York, Jersey city,
Ren0ble. France; Berlin, Germany, aud
Bueros Ayres. Argentine) are meeting with
great siccess on tIeir street glove, pro,ni-
nent features OF wllicl, are We large h.n,ks
ami i,ique sewing Trey are for sale a. th..
Sew City store. WARREN 4 JOHNSON 4