The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-02-04
Job work.


The snow is sticky.
The saw mill is rushed with work.
Call and see our stock for job work.
Our 81. % curtain is a trade-winner
Mel Billed.
Beautiful fish net curtains, IS cents
per pair At Blied's.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
job work on short notice.
Read L. S. Bishops advertisement
this week and save money.
Candlemas day was observed in the
German Catholic church of this city.
A grateful relief to the intense cold
weather eliminated in thaw on Mon
day.
The ST, Cloud Times shows eviden-
ces of prosperity-it has fine new
press.
Point de Spree lace with ruffie to
match at % cents per yard
At Blied's.
Wood is coming in freely-but not
that promised to the HERALDr on &C
count.
Mat Vanish has an artistic decor
ator, Joe Wendle, painting the insit e
of his house.
Lace curtains in all the new and
popular STYLES, lust arrived at w. c..
Warren & Co.'S.
The sociable at III. Hansons on last
Friday night was we'll attended, and
was an enjoyable affair.
Things that ll-Constipation, Sick
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, Rocky
Mountain Tea cures. Never Fails.
Alan Wesley has sold his Melrose
store building for $500. He still
owns several lots there and will build
again in the spring.
This is midwinter, for some purposes
There is an old conplet: Half the
pork and half the hay should be in
stock on Candlemas day.
Tuesday the ground hog was sup
posed to take a survey of himself. He
didn't find his shadow, in this vicinity,
and will stay out till he does,
Charlie Carr has the contract for
hauling wood from the lot of Mrs.
Fred Williams to her place in town.
He has ranked up a big pile of it.
Mrs. Cleveland, who is staying at
the home of Mrs. J. c.. Dobbs fell
last week and received injuries from
which she has been confined to her
bed since.
1t makes Senator Henry Keller OF
Stearns, fully as mad to call him a
fool as democrat, unless you put be-
fore it sound money Anoka Union.
Well. why not?
Say, aren't you fellows who have
promised to bring wood to the HE
RAID Office afraid the sleighing will be
gone before you fulfill your contracts?
We are, and then
City Clerk Cooper has received a
certificate copy of the bill repeating
the municipal court There was some
doubt expressed relative to the gov
ernor's having signed it, but this set
ties it.
On next Friday evening the single
men, including those that want to
marry, and those that do not, will give
a supper at the auditorium to their
married friends. A good time is ex-
pected.
Emma L. Eastman has instituted
divorce proceedings against her hus-
band, Conductor Samuel w. Eastman
of the Great Northern. Both parties
are we'll known here. The action was
begun in ST. Paul Sun.
Lovaas Bros. & Grundman will en-
gage in the manufacture of washboards
on an extensive scale. They have put
in a new engine and suitable machine
ry. They will put upon the market a
superior article in that line.
A beginning class will be formed in
the first primary grade of the public
schools next Monday, Feb. 8. AS no
other beginning class will be formed
this year, all children who wish to en-
ter that grade this year should begin
at that TIME.
Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison of Worthington,