The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-02-20
LOCAL. NOTES.

DR.. Nlven at GlenwOod Feb. 20 and
81.
Calico 31scts. per yard at johnson
Bros.
Mems socks s1acts. per pair at John.
son & Co.
Watch for Warren & Johnson's carpet
lad" next week.
Good German blue print 47scts. at
Johnson & Co,
Mems heavy underwear at Mel. Blied's
at only 19cts.
There is no better cigar In market
(. than Iona Alfonza-made by John ]
Theis.
The creamery has filled its large ice
house, and will make considerable addi-
tion to it.
Ribbons, all silk, any width, color or
shade, only sets. per yard at,the New
City Store"
Monday was blizzardy day. A high
south wind drove VOLUMES of snow at a
terrific rate tor a time.
Conductor Scott of the Great North
ern, has a special train in charge through
to the coast.
See our display of ladies' night robes
ranging from 75cts. to $500. Mel.
Billed
Twenty-Five quarts of the best milk
delivered for one dollar by the Sank Val
ley Diary.
Chas. A. Morse has completed and
filled large ice house on his farm, north
ofthe city.
Don't forget to see the large spring
stock of dry goods, ETC.. at Johnson
Bros Prices to beat the world.
Acold storage house will be built in
this city this season by the empire brew
ery company.
Billed is sole agent for the famous Gold
Medal black dress goods, every yard
stamped Gold Medal and guaranteed.
Butterick patterns-the best paper
patterns made and recognized through
out the world as the most reliable. Get
spring catalogue at Biied's.
L. S. Bishop has complete stock OF
fish for lenten trade. See advertisement
elsewhere.
DR.. Nivxn will be here the last two
DAYS of each month"; Wait for HIM for
fine dental work.
Alan Vessey has renovated his stock Of
-four and iced to Melrose, and discontin-
ued his store in this city.
I have abundance of money to loan on
approved real estate security on reason
able terms. ]. F. COOPER.
A state teachers institute will be held
in Sank Centre. commencing on July
! 18th, with H. w. Stack director.
All kinds OF canned goods at l.. S.
Bishops going at prices lower than
ever before Call and examine stock.
rn1 All silk ribbon any color or
6lhI Cwidth only 5 cents per ward at
- Warren & johnson.
Farmers should put up ice to be used
in the dairy. Fully twenty per cent.
more can be gotten out of milk properly
cooled.
- High mass was celebrated at st. Paul's
church on Ash Wednesday. by FIR. Steph-
an. There was, As usual, large at
tendance.
Fine Coffee-Fine Coffee. LIS. Bishop
has just received an extra hne private
plantation lava. Call and see his Bur-
Jan estate.
John Barnard is down with an attack
of pneumonia. While he is somewhat
better, yet it will be some time before he
will be able to be out.
The first right down good blizzard,
and that none too good, occurred on
Tuesday. It nipped the banana buds on
the plantations in the vicinity.
Rev. P. w. Fuller occupied the pulpit
in the Methodist church on Sunday eve
ming to relieve Mr.. Squier, whose vocal
organs are still a little weak.
nnNI Exquisite shades, change
9VNs7C able silks, for waists-only
UOUCOse cents e. 1 per yard, at War
- Mr.. and Mrs. Morse have both b:en
afflicted with la grippe, and while he has
30 tar recovered as to be able to attend
to business, Mrs. Morse is still quite
sick.
The stock of goods of Bold Bros. Of
Gold Spring who tailed recently, was
purchased by Mr.. Maurin of that place
for $5,553-ffty per cent. Of the valua-
tion.
Col. Westerman has renewed his con-
tract witch the Mccormick Company ior
1896. This is his twenty-sevcnth year
with that company.
Melrose will have hne thrse-story
brick hotel. Work viii commence 1T
once