The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-03-11
Worsted plaids 19c. per yard at

Blied's.
At N. P. Restaurant, good table
board at So. SO week.
The spring number of the Delineator
for April now on sale at Blied's.
Saturday will be chocolate cream
day at the Sank Centre Candy Factory.
An elegant dress skirt for only 95c.
w. G. Warren & Co.
Mel. Billed is showing some very
fine tapestry curtains at moderate
prices,
Look over the ad. on page eight re-
garding the offer of the new Encyclo-
pedia, Britannica.
Auctions are being held every after
noon and evening at the rooms of the
Sank Centre Jewelry Co.
| Silks for waists, see w. G. Warren
& Co.'S elegant assortment in their
show window, 29c. per yard.
Dress skirts at ST. 10 full width taffeta
lining. Who can afford to make them
| at that Mel Billed.
Call at Hanson & Emerson's Drug
Store and examine the Minneapolis
| Journals offerof the new Encyclopedia
| britannica.
The Eighth Grade of the public
school was dismissed on Friday last
to make room for country teachers ex-
aminations.
New Spring Goods arriving daily
Dahlem's.
The First National Bank has added
a handsome piece of furniture to it's
Office equipment fine leather COW
cred couch or lounge. 1t was made at
the Keller factory.
Embroderies are big attraction at
W. G. Warren & Co.'S big line of 12bc
to 25c., values for only 1Oc. per yd.
Lace Curtains-A beautiful pair for
&c., At w. G. Warren & Co.'S.
The insignificant storm of Thursday
night was a severe blizzard west of us,
blockading trains. The Long Prairie
train on Friday did not reach here un-
til 4:3O p. m.
Spring wraps, the first opened this
season, now on exhibition at
w. G. Warren & Co.'S.
Fine handmade chocolate creams,
for Saturday only, at FIFTEEN CENTS
per pound. Not more nor less than
one pound sold to any purchaser, at
the Sank Centre Candy Factory.
+ The Senior class of the High School
gave party to the Juniors on last
Friday evening at the residence of A.
J. Smith. Several of the teachers
were present. A good time is reported.
Our new stock of ladies' shirt waist
Ready made skirts and mackintoshes
are in,we'll have more to say about
them later, in the meantime if you
should want one, call in and inspect
them At Dahlems,
w. G. Warren & Co are offering
some big bargains this week, read
| their ad.
The Firemens Relief Association of
this city received S9l.29 for 1896, from
the State Insurance Company-a per
centum upon the premiums paid into
foreign insurance companies doing
business in the city.
Alfred johnson will rebuild on the
site of his house which recently burned
but probably not until fall. He has
to give personal attention to his extern
sive farming operations, and will be
too busy to oversee building.
S. P. Hansen's delivery team mixed
up load of groceries into an unde-
stinguishiable mass on Monday after
noon. The horse became frightened
and ran away, and at the corner of
Maple and Third-sts., the we'll laden
sleigh upset, and mixed groceries took
a fall. The sleigh was badly wrecked
One of the largest corners. on wool
ever tempted in the U. S.exists at pres
ent in Boston in anticipation of the
restoration of tariff on wool The a
bove means that you will soon pay
more for the best all wool carpets than
the prices we now ask Mel Billed.
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Nearly new top buggy and good sin