The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-24
New
Dress
Goods
In French Patterns, one of
a kind. See them, the larg-
est and best stock at
Lowest
Prices
STORE
Alex. fully & Go

Orvllle Austin is quite SICK.
Buy the best-the Majestic Range
t-of How Bros. & Co.
Fancy articles of all binds at D.
Cleveland & Co.'S.
Platmo finish is all the go at P. A
Johnson's Art Gallery.
At Mrs. Stabler's is the place to buy
good goods for little money.
DO you want stylish millinery at
the right price, If Sc, call ON Miss
Noting.
The popular thing this season are
fancy hose in plaids and stripes for
low shoes. You will find them at Mel
Blied's.
Call at the new hardware store on
Third-st. New goods, reasonable
prices. GUNTHER RILLERUD.
Blank books, tablets and everything
in school supplies at D. Cleveland
& Co.'S.
Senator Keller has been confined to
his room with la grippe during a
greater portion of the week.
The Detachable heel on Kentucky
Drill can be slipped off and sharpeued.
aud hardened, as it is made of solid
piece of high grade steel.
As we'll be out of the world as out
of style. When you buy shoes see
that you get the Julia MARROW, the
very latest shoe on the market, for
sale by the Boston.
The HERALD Office has been greatly
improved during the past week
A fine cabinet has been added, built by
Meesrs. Luther Eimond and Jesse
Newell. 1t is an excellent piece of me-
chanical work
The ladies of the Episcopal church
re preparing for an elaborate hand
kerchief sale to be held Immediately
after Easter. The full detailed an
nouncement will be made as soon as
all the plans are perfected. :.
Harvey G. Wire has been nominated
by the president to be postmaster al
s.. Cloud. The term of the present
incumbent expires on May 18th,
In McClure;s Magazine for April,
Herbert Z. Hamb.eu will relate his
autobiography as apassenger engineer,
telling Of coll.::ol- viii, excursio.
trains an'l encounters with train rob-
bers, and also describing how he helped
to organize and lead a great strike
among railroad m,n. The article will
be illustrated with drawings from life
by w. D. Stevens
Mr.. Chas. Shul7, of Caudo, N. D..
and Mrs. Flcren'e Trace, daughter of
j. NJ. Huffman, of Grey Eagle, were
quietly united in the holy bonds of
matrlmony at that place Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. w. L. Grit
fifth, Off eating. The lass of this month
they will :" to Cando, where the groom
has farm, ard will at once 90 to
housekeepin: ARGUS.
George Day has sold his farm two
miles north f the city to August S.
Jubert, OF minneapolis who will take
possession lext week. The farm lies
beautlfull' r''' Went to the city, and
one OF the ne st attractive places in the
vicinity. e considerations was 81.
SO for $50 acres less ten acres taken
by the rail . ad for right-of-way. Mr..
Day has 'ot. undetermined what h. will
do, but ex ct to remain here.
The Degree of Honor lodge OF this,
place Gel '"ra'''' its third anniversary
last evening, by giving a basket social
and invita- the odee at Sank Centre
to attend. he following are the mem
bers OF 81 Centre Lodge, No. 70, D.
OF Il. who represent: Otto Janeeke,
John and Luther Dimon, MIR. and Mrs.
w. s. Thomas, Misses Daisy and
Maude Bixo Mona Hoffman. Mrs.
Il. Evans, E y. Rasnick, Eddie BEN
nett and LIZ. Nessey. a most pleas
ant time W !, >njoyed Long Prairie
Argus.