The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-15
CAL HAPPENINGS.

New smoked halibut at Bishops.
DR.. Niven at Glenwood Oct, oath and
25th,
T. Adam Bede, at Grand Opera House,
Oct. 23d on sound money.
Delineators for November now in at
Blied's.
Deer Leader bicycle tor sale by ". ;.
Dean & Co.
Jared Emerson of Grove Lake was in
the city on Tuesday.
Besure and see Johnson Co.'S Special
in this issue.
7. Adam Bede, sound money democrat
will speak at Grand Opera House, Oct. 23d.
Everybody invited.
See our corner show window OF under
wear. Mel. Billed.
George Ingram and wife are at home.
They will occupy their new home in about
two weeks.
Pears for canning, SO cents peck at
Bishops.
Charles Ebenspacher of Grove Lake,
came over on tuesday on business.
Grapes-S,x baskets for dollar at S.
+. Hansen's.
Mrs. Craig of California, is visiting
her son Chris Craig of Mccormick Lake.
7. M. Garfield has leased the lot on
the southwest corner OF Oak and Fourth
SITS. and is putting up an office and in
Urinary for treating horses.
Union suits for ladies at csc, $3.50,
$1.75 and So. so. at the BostonsStore.
Geo. M. Bennett was in town on
Tuesday. Speaking OF his farming OPP
erations he said that he had just
weighed two cabbages raised by him at
Westport, the combined weight being
43 pounds-an average OF PIN pounds.
Campaign caps, Mckinley and Hobart.
for boys and girls at Jacob Bros.
Mesdames Sprague and Bruce, who
have been spending the past six months
in California and Washington states
are expected home the last OF next week
Is the lowest prices any object to you?
Mel. BLEED.
F, H. Brltton, d.vlsion superintendent
of the Great Northern railway, was in
the city on Wednesday in his way up
the branches.
Does your old rain coat look shabby
and soaks rain? fit does, thencall and
see how we can fix it so you can easily
get new one. w. c. Warren & Co.
Winter Apples at L. S. Bishops. The
best in the market and extra large
Go to Johnson Co.'S. for ladies' and
misses Jackets. All new and up to date
styles.
An elegant line OF hem stitched and
embroidered handkerchiefs now ready
for your inspection. w. c. Warren & Co.
Be sure and read Johnson Co.'S. ad in
this issue, you will save money bv do
ng so.
Hon. 7, H. Block and wife of st. Peter
were passengers on the west bound
train on Monday evening on their way
to Fergus Falls. Mr.. Block is a men,
Der of the board of MANAGEMENT OF the
state insane asylums.
choice selection of Wall Paper, only
1896 patterns. J. b. PERKINS.
The members of the Lady of the Angels
church held supper at the Auditorium on
Wednesday evening. The receipts were
beyond their expectations. During the
supper hours, excellent music was furnished
by an itinerant orchestra.
S.P. Hansen will sell you more grapes
than YOU can carry for dollar-six
baskets OF choice fruit.
Ia it a bargain in Hannels you are
looking for? Then examine that 25t
red flannel for only 15c at w, c. War
rem & Co.'S.
Ask for Sauk Centre cigar, and take
no other. You will make no mistake.
No matter what others say the Bos-
ton Store always leads in quality and
price.
Dressmakers and milliners should cal
at Bljed's for November Delineator, it i
showing many very beautiful colore'
Mate. of fresh warranted modes in gar
ments and millinery At Blied's
How Bros. g. Co. have first-class
.x-foor folding step ladder for sixt,
csnts. Best value in market.
It is considered by all that the Super
;,r Kelley Island lime is the best lime II
~. market. TAFT & Co. has it for sale
Mrs. Stabler has fine line of trin-
ming., flowers, fancy ribbons and fame!
thteaers, Calland see them.
Allboys id girls are going to use Th'
Sank centre:High School Tablet-5c al
Hanson & Emerson's.
Knowing buyers will take note OF the
fact that Mel. Billed is selling ladies' al
wool hose, extra length at Is cents q
pair,