The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-02-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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Black dress goods sale at Blied's.
Shoes very cheap at Johnson & Co.
Dark and light print 31acts. at Blied's
Bingham 37scts. per yard at Johnson
Bros.
Apron check ginghams 31acts. per yard
at BIied's.
What big assortment of wash goods
at Johnson & Co.
Next week Wednesday will be Ash
Wednesday, the beginning of lent.
Window shades and lace curtains at
Warren 6. Johnson's.
See Blied's window display Of latest
weaves in black dress goods.
Dress goods at wonderful bargains at
Johnson & Co.
WARREN & JOHNSON handle the
celebrated Foster" kid gloves.
Fruit-ofthe-locm and Lons6ale sheet
ing at 71acts. at Blied's.
At WARREN & JOHNsoN'S-lace cur
talns and window shades.
WANTED-A girl to do general house
work. Enquire of Mrs. c. F. How.
Ask for a Sauk Centre cigar. and take
no other. You will make no mistake
The high school scholars INDUCED in
sleighing party on Tuesday evening.
They had royal time.
Will Buss ofWest Union has purchased
of his father, Chas. e. Buss, eighty acres
of land which he will occupy.
The New City Store is the first to
show any thing new. Have yor seen
those novelties in ladies' belts?
Don't fail to see what nice assert
ment of macintoshes at Johnson & Co.,
from $1.75 to $16.5O.
Albert Dahlem has few words to say
to the public in his advertisement this
week. which it will pay you to read.
DR.. Dubois will very soon remove into
the house recently vacated by s., Pen
derga st, on the north side of the river.
Miss Clara Dunlap has entered the
employ of Warren & Johnson as sales
man. She has host of friends who will
delight to deal with her.
Rev. L. W. Squier is suffering from
exhau stion, aggravated by a severe
cold. A few DAYS of rest, he thinks, will
restore his normal vigor.
Albert Dahlem has given the interior
of his grocery store a coat Of paint, and
otherwise improved it, adding large
amount of needed shelf room.
The Long Prairie Leader got out a
newsy extra on Tuesday giving very
graphic detailed account of the Clarissa
wreck. 1t was good piece OF news
paper enterprise.
Your choice of fifteen Of the newest
patterns in percales and cheviots, the
most popular shirt waist fabric OF the
season, at 61acts., worth 1Octs.
Mel. Billed.
Now is the time t. paint your buggy,
and give plenty of time for frst-class
finish, before you need it. Do not delay.
Best OF workmen and finest OF paints and
varnishes, at the Keller factory.
Mel. Blied's stock of wash fabrice rep
resents some OF the highest novelties in
organdies, diminities. percales, cheviots,
batiste, grass linen, roy al cremyll, mer-
lin, zephyrs, etc.
Rev. L. w. Squ,er was completely ex-
bausted physically by the hard work OF
conducting three solid weeks of meet.
ings. He spoke on Sunday evening
under great disadvantage.
The HERALD office is in receipt of All
assortment OF stationery. including note
heads. letter heads, statements. bill
heads, business cards, envelopes, etc,
which vii. be furnished printed at very
reasonable rates and on short notice.
Our line of black goods is complete
and we no not exaggerate III saying it is
the largest in the city. Come and see
our new weaves III Gold Medal sergcs,
jacquards, mohair mattallasse. diagon-
ais, nohair wills and figured mohairs.
MEL. Billed.
The Progress OF the World" the edi-
toIi.l department. ofthe Review of Re-
views, is especially live and vigorous in
the February nr,anber.4 LIS paragraphs
are packed with information about.
Venezuela, BRITISH Guiana, South Africa.
and Canadian politics, tosay nothing
oiits comment oiithc American financial
situation aud other matters 81 immedi-
ote national nnia,rtance.- The depart-
nnent is illustrates with the usual num-