The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-04-16

Oceans vi mud.
Butterick patterns at Blied's.
Gold belts Gets. at w. c. Warren & Co.
Don't shoot any more ducks untilnex
tall.
All the latest novelties in shirt waists
at Blied's.
Light prints at 31acts, at w. c. War
rem & Co.
Fifty gallons of olives for sale cheap at
L. S. Bishops.
Brainard's and Armstrong; Honiton
silks at Blied's.
John r. Howard's family occupy the
residence on the hill.
Percales and wash linens SITS. per
yard at w. Z. Warren & Co.
The open season for duck shooting
closed on Wednesday evening.
The water in the lake has risen fifteen
inches during the past few days.
WANrED-A girl for homework. APP
ply to J. Theis, at the cigar factory.
Ducks, in lemon and linen shades only
Sets. per yard at w. c. Warren & Co.
Money to loan on improved real es-
tate, at lowest rates. ], F. COOPER.
The boys commenced the base ball
season by game ON Friday afternoon.
There is no better cigar in market
than Dona Alfonza-made by John j
Theis.
Ladies $500 shoes in the latest styles
of toes, just received at the Boston She
Store.
Renfrew and Amoskeag dress ging-
hams only Sets, per yard at w. c. War
rem & Co.
Twenty-Five quarts of the best milk
delivered for one dollar by the Sank Val
ley Diary.
$500 will buy neat as we'll as dur
able shoe for ladies' wear at the Boston
Shoe Store.
So 90 will buy genuine Dongola kid
and pad tip shoe for ladies' wear at the
Boston Shoe Store.
We have just received a large assort-
ment OF ladies' $500 shoe which is the
best one we have ever had for the money
at t he Boston Shoe Store.
Ladies, try pair of our $500 Russell
shoe. They are good shoes tor the money
at the Boston Shoe Store.
have abundance of money to loan on
approved real estate security on reason
able terms. IF. COOPER.
Alexander Tully is making arrange
ments for trip to Scotland in the early
summer. He will be gone about two
months.
1t not only is so, it mnst be so, One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that's what makes it 60. Hanson &
Emerson.
WANTED-Three girls to learn dress
making. Apply at once to Mrs. D. E.
Bay, in the Buck house next to munich
pal court room.
To RENT-A hoase at $3.00per month.
Good water supply. Also a six room
house at $500 per month. Apply to
Andrew J. Smith.
The city council met en- Thursday
evening as acanvassing board, and mere
" declared in an official way, the vote
as recorded last week.
w. o. P. Hilsdale canght the spring
infection, and had the barber run a
lawn mower over his face. He looks as
did Mr.. Donnelly dozen years ago.
The creamery will start business next
week. Mr.. Johnson has been sending
out canvassers this week preparatory
to collecting cream. Patronize the
creamery.
The eastbound coast train over the
Great Northern road was nearly four
hours late on JGonday. Ordinarily it
is running on exact time, and it is an
elegant train.
There was thunder storm of consid-
cradle severity on Saturday night, ac-
companied by heavy downfall of rain.
It was quite suggestive of Minnesota
possibilities in that line.
All the leading bicycles have agencies
in the city, and there are plenty of them
to supply every one with good wheel.
The Indications now are that very large
number will be sold this season.
The settling of the dirt in the excava-s
ton for the water pipe on the north
side of the river left a dangerous hole in
the road, which was speedily repaired
ny street commissioner Warren.
How Bros. & Co. have given their
store complete overhauling and reno
waiting. The shelving has been materl-
ally increased, and fresh coat of paint.
It is as neat as week kept parlor.