The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-05-28

Ladies tan walking shoes (oxforos)
s1.15 to $2.75 at the Boston.
Ladies walking or Oxford black SHOES
81 90 to $500 at the Boston.
Mel, v. Billed has the finest line OF
a;mit;es ever shown in the CITY.
Cents, tan shoes, all styles and prices
from $500 to $50 at the Boston.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Will
convene in St. Paul on June 9Th.
Ladies' fiue tan Shoes, $500 still inner
90 30 still inner $500 at the Boston.
A. NJ. Stiles shipped car load OF hogs
over the M. P. to St. Paul Tuesday a. m.
DO YOU want job? Yes! Read The
Jewell Nursery Cos. ad in another col
umn.
Harness and horse clothing OF every
description at lowest prices at Z. w.
Dawdy,s =.
If YOU want to ride wheel that VIII
ALWAYS please you, buy Crawford OF
How Bros. q GO.
p.s,,ber tomorrow is the time of the
he Moss concert a nice least OF H.
strumental and vocal music,
One swallow does not make Spring,
but one swallow of One Minute Cough
Cure brings relief. Hansen & Emerson.
WI Whitefield has received from the
author, w. Brewer an interesting
hook on the source OF the missouri
river.
Fremont Cass of Westport, died on
Tuesday last, after very short illness
of howell trouble. He leaves wife and
rive children to mourn his loss.
TOPICS for Sundays sermons at the M
F church, 1920 m, "Our Public
School Svstem"-a sermon to parents.
800 y m, strength Crowned with
po.,,ty,-a sermon to students.
In the Spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of-DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purity the blood, an
invigorate the system. Hansen & EN-
Trim your trees that overhang the
sidewalks. In many places the new
growth bangs so low as to strike one in
the face, and compel the ladies to lower
their run shades.
Mrs. F.P. Gates will sell plants for
cemetary decoration at reduced prices
on Saturday. Roses 19cts., Pansies 81
cts. a dozen. A quantity of plants at
10 and Is cents each.
Beginning next week, the HERALD
will run a kicker's column. 1fyou have
any kick coming and want to register 1T,
the HERALD will give you chance to
do it. Make your kicks hard, sharp
and to the point. !.
A half dozen tramps of the better class
encamped at the cattle yard over Sun
day. They had their cooking utensils
with them, bought fresh meat, put mp
good meal, went to the lake and took
bath, borrowed pair of shears and cut
each others hair and-returned the
shears. Things in the moral and social
realm are improving.
Street commissioner Buck is covering
Main-st, with about four inches of sand,
and it is curious to note the different
comments on his judgement, the major
ity believing it will mix with black
loan and bring the street back in times
of rain to it's former hardness. but it is
at present unsafe to mention sand to
bicyclist.
The Central District Y. P. S. c. E
convention, comprising the counties OF
Morrison. Todd, Crow Wing, Benton,
Stearns and Douglas will be held at
Royalton June 9, 10 and II. Addresses
or large number of subjects will be
delivered bv prominent speakers. 1t is
hoped that all c. e. societies in the dis
trict will be represented.
Rev. Joseph A. Stephen, pastor of st.
Paul's church, who has been here for the
past two years has been transferred to
Long Prairie, and will leave for his new
home the latter part of the week. His
departure will be regretted by large
number of warm friends. His successor
here will be Rev. Stinach OF Holdings
Ford.
At the Grand Opera house Friday
night, May 20. the concert of the season
the far famed De Moss family-Lvric
Bards of America, with torty-one instru
ments and fine vocal members,-a great
treat, 35 cents for adults and 20 cents
for children. No extra charge for re
served seats, Secure them at Hansen &
Emerson's,
Miss Laura M. Knott, assistant in
English at the St. Cloud Normal school
will not be a member Of the faculty dur
ing the next school year, she having
been granted leaye of absence of one
year and will take postgraduate work
at Yale.-Journal Press.