The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-07-23

Mrs. i. u. SSaIlc,OI Oututus 10 WIS
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Geo. M.
Bishop.
Mrs. Mel. Blied left for Madison, Wis.
last week on a visit of several weeks
duration.
Miss Maybell Fawcett who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. b. Boobar
returned to st. Cloud to day.
Closing out-all summer goods at
greatly reduced prices at the Boston Dry
Goods Store.
Binding Irvine. guaranteed strictly
pure, and only So cents per pound, for
sale by the Keller Manufacturing Co.
1t is absolutely free from oil and grease.
Otto Dahlem and vile, of philadelphia,
were the guests of his uncle, Albert
Dahlem on Wednesday. They had been
to California, returned by the way OF
theYellowstone Park, and stopped on
tor day.
How is this for cheap binding Irvine,
warranted strictly pnre-onlv 5A cents
per pound, for sale by the Keller Man
ufacturing COMPANY.
Ducks, lawns and other summer dress
goods to be cleared out at greatly re
duced prices at the Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Killeen went to St.
Cloud last week to attend the wedding
of Miss Barbara. daughter of Hon.
Fred Schroeder, and M. J, Cans. son OF
Math. Cans, formerly treasurer OF
Stearns county. The wedding was
largely attended, and very brilliant
social event.
How is this for cheap binding Irvine,
warranted strictly pure-only 81 cents
per pound, for sale by the Keller Manu-
featuring Company.
Wake up Jacob, day is breaking!" so
said DeWitt's Little Fairly Rlsers to the
man who had taken them to arouse his
sluggish liver.-Hanson & Emerson.
II you want bargains in cotton and
woul challies, laces and embroideries,
summer silks, dimities, dotted swiss in
all colors, and all lines of summer dress
goods, 60 to the Boston.
Mrs. Katharine Killeen came down
from Great Falls, Mont, on Tuesday,
where she has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. T. C. Armstrong, since last January.
She will make her home with her son
Thomas J. Killeen tor several months.
She brought her granddaughter, little
Minnie Armstrong, with her.
c. H. Warren, general manager of the
Great Northern road has been given an
indefinite leaye of absence, and the
duties Of his Office deyolve upon J. M.
Barr, second vice president. The change
took effect on the Goth, inst.
Binding Irvine, guaranteed strictly
pure, and only 5a4 cents per pound, for
sale by the Keller Manufacturing Co.
It is absolutely free from oil and grease.
Take from Congressman Towne's
speech his unfounded and false rant1ng
about conspiracy" his demagogue
effort to create antagonism against
banks, and his appeal to national pride
as basis for foolish and dishonest
financial policy and you have only left
personal apology for his flop. If his
effort in Little Falls was sample, heis
entitled to sympathy i'll his campaign
this fall.-Little Falls Transcript.
Binding Irvine, guaranteed strictly
pure. and only So cents per pound, for
sale by the Keller Manufacturing Co.
It is absolutely free from oil and grease.
Charles Weymouth received draft for
$151s.7O insurance on his building and
goods on Wednesday-eight days after
the FIRE. Tho Home Company sent the
draft through its agent. Charles A.
Morse of this city. The loss was adj
justed by w. d. Long Of Minneapolis
This is remarkable promptness in the
payment of fire loss. Il
How is this for cheap binding Irvine,
warranted strictly pure-only 5A cents
per pound. for sale by the Keller idanu-
featuring Company. II
w. G. Warren, of the new dry goods
firm. left on the early Wednesday morn
ing train for the cost where he expects
to purchase their fall stock. It is safe to
predict that there will not be finer
stock. of dry goods brought to the city
this fall for Mr.. Warren's taste and
ability in selecting goods has been amply
proved by the elegance and quality of
goods purchased in the past. The new
City Store, as it is called, has met with
great favor and become highly popular
since its recent opening, and the integrity
and business ability Of the two young
proprietors have deseryedly won for
them the success and prosperity which
has attended them. Judging by their
past record. they will do business this
fall which will eclipse anything, eyer
done before in Sank Centre and Mr..
Warren will be guided by the expeeta-
ton of big trade in the selection of the
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