The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-06-30

| Have you seen the new display at F
A. Johnson's Gallery?
| At Mrs. Stabler's is the place to Blu.
| good goods for little money.
/ Lap robes, fly nets and sheets at thu
harness store of J. G. Schenk.
! The cheapest place to buy inch rop'
for your hay forks is at ToBET.s
| Platno finish is all the 60 ut z. 4
Johnson's Art Gallery.
| The Woodman excursion to Detroi
last Thursday was pleasant affair,
| Mrs. Steve Jardine, is reported tt
be out of danger after a long ant
serious illness.
i A party of young people spent Fri
day afternoon pleasantly on the shores
of Fairy lake.
i Rev Chas w Lawson and famil,
will go to Osakis next Tuesday for :
couple of weeks outing
| Wear our tFoot Form" Shoes
Every pair warranted. None better
made. {, Jacob Bros. & Mack.
The Boston Bargain Counter fol-
Shoes is genuine sale of high grade
goods. closing out for half cost price
Mr.. William Taylor as just finish
painting Mrs. DeGroat's house. He
was assisted by Master Harold Gil
man.
Don't be persuaded into something
said to be just like Rocky Mountain
Tea. There's nothing made like it..
80 cents.
Street Commissioner Harmon is i'm
proving Main and Third streets by the
judicious addition of sand in the de-
pressions.
A. Priebe lost a purse containing
S75 or $50 last Saturday evening be-
tween the parochial school and his
residence.
The meat market firm of Grundman
& Jenkins has been dissolved, VIM.
Baker having purchased the latter's
interest in the business.
On Monday July 4th the Post Office
will close at 9 o'clock a. M, and be
opened for the delivery of mail from
l:30 until 2 p. m. It will also be OPEN
ed, at $50 for the evening mail.
The members of the Junior League
of the Methodist Church held picnic
last Thurday afternoon on the Chris
tenson grounds. A large number
were present and they all had splen-
did time.
Application has been filed for the
of H. w. Bishop Of Sank
Centre as administrator of the estate
in Stearns county of Abraham Thorn
as, who died last September at Alelne-
da, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ell Law and Mr..
and Mrs L. M. Bunnell celebrated
their wooden wedding last evening at
the home of w Whitefield, where
about eighty friends enjoyed most
delightful social evening.
Jene Richards and t. w. Davidson
matched their trotters recently in G.,
half mile race the latters, steed being
given five rods the lead on a standing
start. Jene had rather over astimat-
ed his steed's ability and it failed to
gain the necessity five rods.
On aeeeaht Of the Fourth of July
celebration the Sank Centre steam
laar .drywill wash only twice next week,
on Tuesday and Thursday, SO that pa
irons must get their washing to the
laundry not later than Wednesday
night in order to secure it next week.
The First National bank in this
city has been made the depository OF
the new special revenue stamps which
will come into use tomorrow, July /.
They expect to receive stock of these
stamps today and hereafter no check,
| draft, note, receipt, note, mortgage ol
other similar document will be Legal
without one Of these stamps.
| Two train loads of excursionists
|passed through here on SATURDAY
bound for Osakis where the employees
OF the Great Northern shops at St
i Cloud and their friends enjoyed a pici
mic. a round trip rate Of 35 cents
from ST. Cloud to Osakis had beel
secured and the trains were according
ly filed to overfiowing. A few from
Sank Csntre joined the party.
An no Tor was never more worth,
bestowed than by Seabury Divinit,
School OF Fairbault in confering tn,
degree of Doctor of Divinity upon Rev
J. F. Hamilton of this city. The hon
or becomes more apparent when it i
known that Seabury is very choice O
| its degrees, confirming but one in
year. The HERALD congratulates DIR
Hamilton.
/ On Sunday evening last at the Meth
odist Church Rev. G. w. Lawson de
livered his address to BUSY People
on the subject or Reading" It wa