The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-11-26
Skating is good.

NemsmLer tine FIREMEN'S BALL.
Dress goods sale Saturday at The
New City Store.
Byron King Of West Union was in the
city on Saturday.
Fa'elnators at the lowest prices at the
Boston Store.
one thousand cotton bats at S cent
eaen At W. c. Warren & Co.'S.
Jap initiated silk handkerchiefs. ONLY
: 121ac at the Boston Store,
This is the coolest November we have
mad for sixteen years.
The members ofthe Rathbone S;s1 ere
gave pleasant dancing party on last
Friday evening.
ouy your zephyrs and saxony warn
at w. {. Warren & Co.'S. Only s cents
per skein.
Ladies outing night dresses-nicely
MADE, and made of good goods. only SOC
each' at the Boston Store.
Lots OF wood is coming in these DAYS
Inc HERALD would like some on sub
scripton.
vet Doty and wife are nicely settled
IN their home up the lake, and their
latch string is out to all their manv
friends.
Election is oyer and 7. F. Cooper has
abundance OF money for farm loans, at
reasonable rates.
lyon want bargain in "all wooP'
fancy dress goods, 60 to Johnson Co.'S.
Foley Bros. & Guthrie will cut TWEEN
tyor thirty million feet of pine and
three or four million feet of hard wood
logs.
The Masons of Long Prairie, are put
ting up handsome new lodge room.
The weather is cold, bring on your
snow, let's have winter.
lap embroidered silk handkerchief.
only &c at the Boston Store.
]. M Garfield is now ready for bust.
ness. He has his veterinary office and
shop completed, and fitted with forge
Tor horse-shoeing exclusively.
For real searcher, a north wind on
its return trip from the south has the
warrant.
Jacob Bros. & Mack send laundry to
line Eureka Steam Laundry, Minneapo-
lis every Tuesday, returning on Satur.
day. 1t is one of the best laundries in
the state. All work guaranteed.
The air was thick with snow and dust
on Sunday.
S. p. Hansen shipped several carloads
OF hogs and cattle on Sunday.
The Woman's Gradatim club will
meet with Mrs. George Stanton, Wed
nesday, Dec. I'd. The subject will be
Switzerland.
Velveteen. evening shades at Bled's.
Boiled cider and pure apple butter at Bis
hops.
New corduroy. patent leather bound
belts At Blied's.
Duane Philes will remove the house oppo-
Site the little school building, to his lots over
the river as soon as the ice is strong enough
to be safe to transport it across the lake. 1t
was impossible to get it across the bridge,
on account of the height.
Hyou need anything in warm foot
wear for winter, go to Johnson Cos.
their line is complete, and prices the
lowest.
Wood taken at the office for subscrip-
ton.
Finest sausages at c H. Pease's 'meat
market.
Oysters hulk and can at c. H. Pease's
meat market.
Bring in your wood and pay Tor your
subscription. y
See the gents Jap initial silk handker--
chiefs at 25cts. at the Boston Store.
Muflers in endless variety at the Bos-
ton Store.
A young woman named Anna Smith was
sent from Hennepin county.to the reforms
tory. There not being suitable accomoda-
tons for females there, she has been commit
ted to Stearns county Jail, and Mr.. McKelvy
made her legal custodian by appointment as
matron ofthe Reformatory.
The HERALD learns with sincere regret Of
the death of Miss Louise, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Herberger tof OsaKis,
which occurred last week The afflicted
family has the sympathy of a large circle q
friends.
Hand made pork barrels cheap at c.,
H. Pease's meat market.
Ladies mittens, angora lined, double
only rs cents. Blied's,
Broken sizes in ladies' underwear
worth S1.OO for SO cents. Blied's.
car of Superior Kelley Island lin
just received at E. G. TAFT & Co.'S.
During these bleak winter days q
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