The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-10-21
Fancy articles of all kinds at D

AI6FSlduu 70 s..
AT Mrs. Stabler's is the place to buy
good goods for little money.
Stylish and fancy goods at Mrs.
Stabler's but NOT fancy prices.
Farm lands can be had OF Chas. A
Morse on very favorable terms.
Parents attention-bug your school
supplies at d. Cleveland & Co.'S.
Everything in the line of school
supplies at ID. Cleveland u Cos.
Needles, oils and supplies for all
machines at Singer Office Main st.
Call and see the elegant drop head
Singermachipes at the officeon Main-st
Bottled pickles olives, salad dres-
sing, mustard, catsup, etc. at Bishops.
Messrs. N. H. Miner and D. C. Van
Camp went up to Long Praire on
Monday.
Ties and iron are going up the Park
Rapids branch line for use in the ex-
4ensiOn.
John Gallon is running the engine
of the passenger train on the Park
Rapids branch.
You are invited to call and examine
the elegant line of crockery at D..
Cleveland & Co.'S.
Scheldrup & Fiesler carry COM
plete stock of new wall paper, paint.
kalsomine and window shades.
Needles and supplies for all sewing
machines at A. L. Kinnamon' S, next to
Merchant S elevator Main st.
Do you want sewing machine?
Call at A. Kinnamon's and buy a
genuine Singer, on easy payments.
DR.. j. M. Garfield is having fine
veterinary practice, being frequently
called at considerable distance.
The school ma ans went a wheeling
on Saturday, and a more attractive
group it would be hard to assemble.
Find out for yourself-what COM
plete stock of furniture-Wm. Scherf-
fuss carries. New goods arriving
daily. 78tf
It will be a great season for ducks.
Reports from the north are that there
are more of them than at any season
for ten years.
1t is reported that Dan E. Van Nor
man, now living at Ada, MINI. is
very, very i'll. 1t is hoped the report
is exaggerated.
The KILLER factory has putin a fine
new boiler. A new boiler house has
been built for it on the north side of
the factory.
John Jern of Alexandria will assist
George Butler in the Sank Centre
House barber shop, which opened for
business on Friday last.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are arranging for an elabor-
ate entertainments to take place next
month"; Bazaar.
c.. A. Johnson now in Hector, is
actively engaged in business, conduct
ing the Chicago Bargain store. He is
doing an excellent business.
w. L. Nolan of Minneapolis, the
impersonater and stery teller passed
through the city on Sunday on his
way home from the north
1t is said that party will be organ
ized here during the winter to leave
for the Klondyke gold fields in the
early spring, and that it will include
a number Of well-Lnown young men.
1t is not undertaking any ones abil-
ity to say that Mr.. Eddy is by far the
most popular man and best vote getter
in the Seventh district, and there is no
one else confident enough of being
able to be elected to wish the test
Alexandria Post News.
Several covered wagons went
through the city during the week,
bound for Hubbard and Wadena
counties. They were from Southern
Minnesota and Iowa, and seem to be
well-to7do people in search of perma-
nent homes.
Some satanic prodigy in the vicinity
of Belgrade subjected himself to the
will of the evil spirit and in fit of
anger set fine to the barn belonging to
Ole Requam, which, with the granary,
two horses, one cow, pig and a calf
was completely consumed by fire.
Lakeside Press.
James A. ,Canghren was in the city
on Friday. He engages in grading
work at once, ON the line mentioned in
Last weeks Herald from a point on the
Eastern to Cloauet. He says work ia
the gap between FosstOn and Deer
River will be graded as fast as pos
sfble giving the Great Northern al
through linefrOm the Pacific coast and 4
intermediate points to Duluth, which
will decrease the traffic over the Fergus
Falls division Of the road fully one
half. The twin cities do not look with
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