The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-03

Look out for colds.
| Lemps! lamps! slampsi at D. Cleve.
and. & Cos.
The days are very perceptibly and
usefAlly longer.
| LAatern globes only Sc. each at
i WIN. SCHERFFIUs'.
4 Send rs cents for q three-month' q
trial subscription to the HERALD.
| Platnso finish is all the go at P. A
JohnsorSs Art Gallery.
| At Mrs. Sta bler's is the place to buy
good goods for little money.
Fancy aesick.s of all binds at D.
Cleveland IL Co.'S. -..
Mel Billed has put up a handsome
'saw awning over his store front.
Trade your old stove for a new one
aHe pay the baot to How Bros.
Have you seer the new display at F
a. Lohnson's Gallery?
The venerable Dean Stabler is con-
lined to his room with a severe colo.
Ladies' Tailor made Skirts plain
and figured mohair, perfect cut and
fnish at Mel Blied's.
A new serial story begins with this
Issue OF the HERALD. 1t is detective
story and intensely interesting. See
hat You don't miss a number.
John O'Hara of Melrose, who is l
Inown to many in this city, has sold a
lis stock of groceries to G. J. Wam- p
ZACH, and has retired from the bust
ess.
Luther Dimond has put new fro
the building owned by Grund' 40
'ros. on Third-st., formerly occ =
y +. w. Lord as a restaur ia
i'll be filled with a stock of .ap!
Don. ddnWI:s
Monday has been are
lring this current ht.ep "a,
'eryone this far has ~ ~ elssF ga ia
this continues the xe YeRk ::s, ,lSSe ri
W" will have Ii. "A een, H aQtifu
TIA. -, CIR ;SBsae Nor
Tho nou;s e - rec II, Mime
ing Prairie . Of F.. ,&.-.:>s1..ls lit
'uction BY f.. t0S-Iounge, while lookir
= rfor. some marbles with lighted cal
Idle. The damage was adjusted
pt $685..
The City Laundry does not shrin
'fannels.
A A dancing school is in progress
this city, two evenings in the week, ,
the Auditorium. The instructor, Mis-
. DeLaittre of minneapolis, is an a.
% ,complish he'd and experienced teacher
all the latest; and most popular dance
C. and she has fine class which is NAL
ID ing excellent, progress.
Parents attention-buy your scho'
ne supplies at D. Cleveland & Co.'S.
- 1t is gratifying to know that Mr.
GeorgeiLaFond of Little Falls iss
o. much better that her complete recover
r now. seems assured. Two weeks az
ae her case was considered hopeless
Her mother, Mrs. S. Pendergast r
to turned ;heme' on Tuesday, not leavir
RS her until she had passed the dang,
" point.
Evervthing in the line of scho
IS upplies I'd. Cleveland & Co.'S.
s. On Tuesday of this week Thomas ,
I'd Flahaven of this city married to Mi
t. Annie Hager of Getty, the ceremor
Dr. being performed in the Catho
church in Sank Centre. Mike Burl
s. acted as sDest man and Miss Matt
Taylor. as bridesmaid. The coup
u have many friends who wish tine
Il prosperity and happiuess--Melre'
:. Beacon.
re Buy the 'best-+the Majestic Rans
of How Bros. & Co.
The literary society held a plea
~ ant and profitable meeting ON Monds
~ evening. Papers were read by MIR
~ Greene, MdssesR Reid, Davis and KeN
a and running discussion followe
each paper. There lis very little
formal or constrained method o.
o. served in these meetings. and the
abound in many excellent feature
a. and are heartily enjoyed by all WI
!. participate.
A. -Cretonnes, Art !Deinims, Sillkalin,
,e new invoice, Justin at A. Dahiem' 3
e. Students at St. Johns (Universi
on Washingt0R's birthday presente
,r the tragedy of Julius Caesar and IL
4 St. CLOUD Times, speaking of it SAY
i it was extremely well rendered. Jam,
N Watcher took the part.of j julius Cess
~ and the Times says of him: 'ssJame
n Watcher personated the difficult cha
acter of Julius Caesar with surprisin
success. 1t is hard to conceive an
" much harder to portray Shakespear
70 Caesar, who is great and weak
nearly the same breath; and with TIL
= consideration much credit is due til