The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-01-07

Buy your coal OF How Bros. 3 Co.
Read the program Tor han. cohcer
on Jan. IL.
Remnants Of rs cent cashmeres 70,
only 15c. per yard
Note what muslin 31ac. will bny. u,
Biied's.
Our annual sale Of brow and hleached
muslin in progress at Rlietl's.
Geo. W. Jenkins sold the brick house
corner of Pine and Fourth-sta., knows
as the Bedell house. to S. p. Hansen.
Tickets to band concert. Jan. IL, 1C
and Is cents. Reserve them at Hanson
& Emerson's.
Remnants of 10 cent plaids. only s
cents per yard. w. Warren Geo.
Buv ticket Tor the band concert, Jan.
IL at the Grand Opera House.
The. Minneapolis Journal presents a
nearly complete picture gallery of the
present legislature. 1t is unique in that
the portraits portray.
Remnants of feeced wrapper materials
10 cent quality at 6 cents yard.
W. Z. Warren & Co.
Platmo finish is all the go at P. A.
Iohnson's Art Galley.
A car of Superior KELLEY Island lin
just received at E. G. TAFT & Cos.
The Long Prairie retailers will close
their stores at 8 p. M, during the year
1897. as will also those Of St. Cloud.
L. S. Bishops selling lots of coffee
because-he is selling good coffee for the
money. See his advertisement this week.
Remnants of linen crash toweling for
31a cent per yard. w. c. Warren & Co
Melrose will vote on the proposition
to incorporate AS acity en- FEBRUARY 9th.
Doubleday your purchase OF bleached
and unbleached shee ting, at Blied's.
There is no better cigar IN market
Than iona Alfonza-made by John J.
Theis.
The Anoka Herald, comes to our tab
le this week enlarged to double its usual
size, presenting whole lnt of very in
teresting matter about Anoka and vi
entity in highly artistic manner
Remnants OF outings, calicoes. fiannels
pants cloth, tickings ETC., at about u
regular price. W. Warren & Co.
st. Cloud needs $21 .45o for city ex-
penses up to June LIST next, and only
has $20.1S0 in si,nt. OF the amount
required So, 625 are tor interest,
cHoRsEs WANTED want to buy some
horses, inquire at my Office.
JOHN BArcHELDER.
Election is over and !. F. Cooper has
abundance OF money for farm loans, at
reasonable rates.
An opportunity lost is gone forever.
Now IS the time to buy sheeting at
never before. so low prices, at Blied's.
The Avalanche Of last week was an
excellent number. full of matter OF val
iue to people interested in Sank Centre.
1t had number OF very good cuts Of
citizens. 1t was highly creditable
production,
IF. Cooper is again in the field with
plenty OF money Tor good farm loans at
lowest rates.
GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF MUSLIN.
Bleached half hleached and unbleached
at pa. 31a and ~ At Blied's.
St. Cloud has appro priated $500 for
the band. That city evidently thinks a
good band as much q legitimate city
Improvement as public park, or an
electric light.
Tie city council is very respectfully
and privately informed that sleep in the
vicinity OF the Great Northern stock
yard was an impossibility on Friday
light last.
The Glenwood Herald of last week
was an unusually excellent number of
that uniformly excellent paper. It had
a colored cover of heavy paper, twice
the usual amount of reading matter,
and told Glenwood's story, as well as
that Of Pope county, in very clear
way.
The blizzard of Sunday and Monday
serio uslvy effected traffic on the Great
Northern road. There was no traii,
east on Monday, and the local train
went to Fergus Falls and returned from
thence. The Little Fails and Dakota
sent snow plow over its line on Mon,
dav,
SHEETINGS.
We have FULL line. OF all popular
bands of sheetings, from to 2A yards !
wide. at lowest prices.
At VIC. Wsrsrn & Co.'S. |