The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-04-21

A cold wave swept over this sectio.
on Monday.
The. City Laundry does not shrfnl
fiannels.
Bibles, bibles, all sizes cheap at d
Cleveland s. Co.'S.
WANTED, apprentices to learr
dressmaking, at Mrs. Bey's.
Apply to Porter & Hogan, Garfield
Terrace for organ tuning.
The new Pompadore combs, the --latest
fad. For sale at Mel Blied's.
Levi Cantelberry has his pension
increased from IS to $12, Der month.
Wheat sold in this market for "a cents
for No. l Northern the highes price
for number of years.
Call at w. S. Dean 81 Cos and ex-
anime the Kentucky Detachable Heel
Shoe Drill, before you buy.
Beggs' Eye Salve will cure inflamed
or weak eyes. Nothing better. Try it.
J.. B. Perkins.
Mrs. C. w. Irwin, who has been
quite i'll for the past fortnight, is con-
valescing slowly.
Several prairie schooners, well
equipped and drawn by fine horses,
passed through the city southwark on
Saturday.
A whole car load of men went up the
branch on Wednesday for railroad
work. The Fosston cutoff will be
completed in time for fall business.
Everything in the line of horse and
stable goods at J. G. Schenk's. Nets,
whips, robes, curry combs, brushes
yes, everything.
Its woman's duty to ''look her
BEST" All woman cannot be "beauti-
full" yet all can be mighty good look
ing'' if they'll only take Rocky Noun
tain Tea-this month.
II. T. Greene had the misfortune to
'prain his ankle few days ago, and
now gets about with the aid of a crutch.
he was hanging wall paper when he
slipped from a step ladder, turning
,is foot.
The Bank of Ada, Chas. J. Lofgren
asher, in which Messrs. Sprague and
Keller of this city are interested, will /,
nut up brick and stone building at a !
ost of about 80, 200. Work will COM
'ence about May 1st.
Chas, A, Morse has sold 40 acres ,
+ Todd county lands for non-resi- t
ents, during the past week, at prices T
in advance Of offerings t,
f year ago. G. j. Johnson pur-,
hased 100 acres.
The Great Northern road is relay G.
lg the branch line with heavy steel s.
ais from this city to Eagle Bend. /,
eyond that pointheavyrails were laid O
hen the line was extended. Several 8
arleads of the new rails have already a
cen delivered.
Louis Lofgreh was elected one Of the Fl
illage lstees of Ada, the other day. Il
.da voted license by thirty-four n
lajority, after being dry for several n
airs, and the trustees fixed the Ii G
1nse at $3.50. Even at that figure a c
alf-dozen applications have been g
led.
The revival meetings at the Meth
dist Church are largely attended, and
vast amount of interest is manifest
he colored vocalist, Francis Stewart, T
) certainly an excellent assistant. He
5 d fine singer, and man of CON-
landing appearance.
Dr. p. G.. Blanchard, of Hutchinson,
him., has rented rooms inthe Melrose
5ank building and will open an Office 9
here next Monday. He is well spoken
# as physician and citizen and will
receive welcome by our }
itizens. -Beacon.
The Gradatlm Club IS considering
he matter OF organizing branch to
,e known as a city improvement So !.
iety. It's purpose will be to encour-
tge every and any endeavor to i'm
prove the appearance and condition of .
h. city. The society is also moving :,
n the matter of establishing free
'eading room.
The Ingram dray team took q lively It
troll up Main-St.,. on Wednesday, I
l1hampered by the driver. Al the ,
corner of Main and Fiffh-S ts., they t
ook independent and opposites views Z
If the best method of passing IN cleo {
ric pole, one going on either side of
{. They left the dray right there.
The last meeting OF B. r. Palmer
Post G. A. r. was marked one in I
he history OF that organization.
After mastering in a new recruit, a
delegation from the w. r. C. appear
ID at the door of the post room and ,