The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-26

Iiven March 80 and 81.

Easter bargains. Warren & Johnsons.
DR.. Niven in Long Prairie March %
and 20.
4 Melrosc viii organize a new brass
band in the near future.
M. Hogan attended the conventions
at Aitken and Minneapolis.
Attend the school concert on Satur
day evening at the 6. AR. Hall.
Teeth without plates-Dr. Niven at
Sank Centre March 80 and 81.
Ask for Saux Centre cigar. and take
no other. You will make no mistake.
Warren & Johnson have added large
triple mirrow to their store fixtures.
Lace curtains, carpets. draperies'
Warren & Johnson has the finest line.
The arc light will be removed from the
Miner corner to the Methodist church
corner.
Quite number of farmers west of the
city. commenced seeding on last We'd
nesday.
DENTISTRY-Dr. Niven will be in
Sank Centre the last two days of each
month.
Be sure and get one one of Johnson
Co.'S premium cards. They are worth
ST 90 to you.
Miss Pearl Brandon won the sewing
machine given away last week by War
rem & Johnson.
At Warren & Johnson's reception on
last Saturday, the ladies OF the M. E.
church took in SO 90.
The Featherbonc corsets which are
getting so popular in the east are for
sale here bv Warren & johnson.
CARPETS-CARPETS-wool ingram
as low as 40 cents per yard at w. c..
Warren & Co., the New City Store.
Special in embroideries, two piles-31a
and S1a cents. worth three times the
price. Warren & Johnson.
have abundance of money to loan on
approved real estate security on reason
able terms. ]. F. COOPER.
O. Duclose. Little Falls brick manu-
facturer, is in the city negotiating for
contract to furnish brick for the Keller
building,
Another sewing machine given away
next SATURDAY. at the New City Store.
A ticket goes with everv purchase, large
or small.
It not only is so, it mnst be so, One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that's what makes it 60. Hanson &
Emerson.
Rev. 6. E. Smith spent a portion of
the past week in Minneapolis. He took
occasion to visit the republican state
convention.
William Gray has sold his farm in.
Ashley to Thomas Collins, son-in-law
of Stephen Kinsella, who takes posses
sion at once.
You will be greatly disappointed if
you purchase your spring cape or mack
intcsh before you see Warren & John
sons fine outlay.
John E. Whitaker and Miss Carrie
E. Hatfield, both of Sank Centre. were
married at the Methodist parsonage
this morning, Rev. Squier officiating.
Money saved on carpets-buy at the
New City Store. Wool ingrains only
40 cts. per yard. Fifty patterns to Sc
lect from, w. C. Warren & Co.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Holmes and
daughter OF Neche N. d. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap for the
past week returned to their home on
Monday.
Rev. IF. Hamilton officiated at SER
vices in the Episcopal church in Melrose
on last Sunday afternoon, and will here
after preach there every other Sunday
afternoon at $50 p. m.
It is learned TODAY that DR.. ]. e.
CambbeIl, owner of the Beacon news
paper property at Melrose. has disposed
of the paper to Sidney 7. Huntlcy of St.
Paul. Mr.. H. will at once take posses
sion. He viii be given cordial well
come to Stearns county journalism.
The Social Union and Epworth League
of the Methodist church assisted by Rev.
and Mrs. Squires who spen. several
years in Japan, are preparing to give
Japannish entertainment on April 10th,
at the auditorium. More extended no.
tice will be given later.
By way of apology for the limited
amount of matter, and particularly the
inadequate report OF current local and
state politics. the HERALD merely say
that its editor has been giving most of
the past week to practical politics, and
returned home too late to do any efec-
tive work on that line.
Remeuyi, the great violinist will make
his first appearance in Sank Centre on
April Goth, under the auspices of the
Knights of p ythias. He is, asis we'll
known; acknowledgedly superior to any