The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-12

Norway bloater mackerel extra fancy
at Bishops.
India teas just received at Bishops.
Read his advertisement.
Misses and children's tan shoes just
received at the Boston Shoe Store
The library board meets this evening to
consider The matter of purchasing new
bIoks.
There is no better cigar in market
than Iona Alfonza-made by John +
Theis.
Twenty-Five quarts of the hest milk
delivered for one dollar by the Sank Val
ley Diary.
Micnael Joung OF Getty. has boaehta farm
near Maple Lake. and is neighbor Of Tony
Minnette. The farmers In that vicinity are
all bnsy hauling wood and lumber.
LIS. 5ishop has complete stock Of
fish for lenten trade. See advertisement
elsewhere.
Lenten services are held at the German
Catholic caurch on Wednesday and Fri
day evenings, and at the Irish church on
Friday evenings.
have abundance of money to loan on
approved real estate security on reason
able terms. !. F. COOPER.
A new stock of gentlemen's tan shoes
lust received at the Boston Shoe Store
Our ladies, So 90 hand turned shoes in
picadiliv toe are the finest and best
shoes we have ever had for the money,
at the Boston Snoe Store.
Fine Coffee-Fine Coffee L. S. Bishop
has just received an extra hne private
plantation lava. Call and see his Bur-
jan estate.
Guy H Rice is studying theology in
Chicago lust at present he is conduct
ing series OF revival meetings in the
coal district of Illinois.
You take no chances in buying black
dress goods OF us. Our reputation for
low prices is unquestionable. Famous
Gold Medal brand al ways in stock.
Mel. Billed.
Dan Bay has removed into the Buck
house, Just west of Dahlem's new block.
Mrs. BAY has removed her dressmaking
establishment thither.
Our new stock OF sea sonable goods is
large and adapted to every personal de-
mand taking within its scope the best
and latest that the worlds markets
afford. Mel Billed.
Our new spri ng stock is beyond com
parison with former seasons and it will
expand your ideas and your heart to
take a good look at il. Mel. Billed.
Mark Hanson has been compelled TO
quit work in Jacobi's store for the pres
ent on account of his health. He is an
exceptionally bright and ambitious boy,
and hrs forced idleness is not at alto his
taste.
Lace, tapestry and chenille curtains
all new STYLES direct from manufacture
ers at Johnson Co.'S. Call and see them,
we can save you 25 per cent.
A. Tables, brakeman on the Great
Northern road, met with painful acct
dent at Osakis few DAYS since, his head
coming in contact with the spout of the
water tank.
Ed c Richmond was elected president
OF the village Of Melrose on Tuesday,.
There was mild struggle between the
German and American voters. and the
Americans won.
Fred Rice the Great Northern freight
depot force, left this morning for Men
asha to visit his brother. His place at
the depot is being filled by W L Hendry
-Journal-Press.
The New City Store is showing some
of the finest things in the line of novelty
black dress pods and wash fabrics yet
seen in our city, One can quickly per-
ceive in examining tkeir stock that w.
Clark Warren is thorough dry goods
man and keeps posted as to the leading
styles, etc.
At the Congregational church, the
subject Sunday morning is "The Duty
of the Individual to Society, the third
of four Sabbath morning discourses on
practical religion. In the evening, the
fourth OF the series on the "ProdIeal
Son"
1t would take mighty cute wind TO
blow through the whiskers Of Horace
Alden and Fred Jacob, these days.
They challenged each other and both
look as though they wish they hadn't.
They have no further use for their mus
tache cups which they will rent cheap
for the next sixty or ninety days.
Blanchard q Co. have saw mill at work
in Little Sauk. and will cut 300 ono feet of
hard wood lumder this season. The Keller
Manufacturing Co. will take most OF the
oak, although conssdera bic shipment will
be made to Da kota. Forden, Dahl Nelson
will saw $50 600 feet, In the same town. much
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