The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-06-11

bv thunder and lightning.
How Bros. g. Co. have a frst-class,
slx-foor folding step ladder for sixty
cents. Best value in market.
How Bros. & Co. have full line OF
fishing tackle, and now is the time to
get what you want in that line.
John Jensen OF Eandota, has sold his
farm OF 100 acres to Sam Erickson Of
AL bert Lea. Consideration $2O5O.
Tobacco users will find, in another
column, an item of decided interest to
them, hea ded Don't Stop Tobacco"
There are plenty of rough places on
the citv sidewalks that should be re-
paired-Maple st. for instance.
Ladies' Donpola Kid Oxfords; patent
Leather Tip, only $1.OO-at The Boston
Shoe Store.
Catterson & Emerson have taken the
agency for financial concern which has
an abundance of money to loan on agri-
cultural lands.
The ladies of the Episcopal church are
preparing to bring out alight operetta in
the near future. Due notice will be
given of the event.
The pipe for the new water main on
Fifth-st.. has been delivered along the
line of the work. It will require about
three weeks to complete it.
School Supt. Rocholl said. recently
that no district within his Jurisdiction
had better service than the Sutton dis
trict, taught by Miss Leta White, She
is model teacher and is highly esteemed,
Bans of matrimony were announced
in St. Pauls church last Sunday, of Hen
ry Bergman and Miss Kate Kreimer of
Albany. The marriage ceremony will
take place on Tuesday. June 23rd, at 9 80
a. m.
The HERALD will protect by all law
ful means, the little red item boxes
which it has gone to- the expense of 10
eating about the city, and all persons
are warned against maliciously injuring
or destroying them.
The Paynesville band will furnish the
music during the enc ampment week, not
because Sank Centre hasn't a first class
band, for it has, but unfortunately the
band and the encampment committee
could not agree on the terms.
TERRIBLE BUTCHERY at the
store of w. c. Warren & Co., next week.
Their entire stock of fine dry goods will
be slaughtered most numerically. Here
is a chance for you to lay in supply of
dry goods to last you while.
Mrs. R. DeYoung. Middleburg. Ia,
writes, I have used One Minute Cough
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children, and consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
Cure have ever used. Hansen & EN-
erson.
Taxes have been paid up very well
this year." County Treasurer Mueller
said to Times reporter. recently: "The
indications are that the number of re
ceipts will exceed by about 400 those
issued last year. There have also been
more payments on school lands both on
principal and intesest and a very good
showing is going to be made" ,Jt.a,
There is no finer lake in the Park Re-
gion than Sank lake, and few that offer
a safer or pleasanter opportunity for
boat riding or better fishing. One can
board the little steamer, Juanita and 60
to the head of the lake, nine miles, MAX
Ing round trip of eighteen miles with
good fishing all the way. No pleasanter
lake ormore beautiful location for camp
ing can be found in Minnesota than the
banks this beautiful lake affords. All
it needs is advertising to attract large
numbers OF summer tourists to this To-
cality.
On Friday evening. June 10Th, Miss En-
lily S. Hartwell a missionary from China,
will speak in the Congregational church
on the Recent Massacres in China and
Turkey, In the afternoon she will
talk to the children, She will be dressed
in full Chinese costume, and will have
for sale some fine Chinese jewelry. Miss
Hartwell returns to China in August, so
this will be the last time Sank Centre
can hear this gifted woman.-she has
been here several times and always de-
lights her audiences. Everybody is cor
daily invited 70 attend all these services.
Ladies, we have added
many new novelties1in our
Dry Goods Stock, verify
of your inspection.
s,r, & ID. "A Dah1enn