The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-24

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The Lenten season began yesterda,
Monday and Tuesday were perfes
days.
Lamps! lamps! lampsl at D. Cleve
and & Co.'S.
Lantern globes only Sc. each at
WIN. SCHERFFIUs'.
Platmo finish is all the go at P.
Johnson's Art Gallery. ...
Bibles, bibles, all sizes cheap at D
Cleveland & Co.'S.
Blank books, tablets and everythin,
in school supplies at D. Clevelan'
& Co.'S.
Sweet young girls often develop int
listless, worn out women Mother
should give their loved ones Rock.
Mountain Tea, Nature g remedy.
The City Laundry does not shrinl
fiannels.
A. p. Henrionnet, who has been run
ming the Sank Centre House barber
shop, has given up the business, ant
the shop is closed.
Mrs. E. J. Lewis entertained the
teachers of the public school on Sat
urday evening last, in honor of Miss
Fish of Minneapolis.
Fine Muslin night gowns beauti.
fully trimmed with fancy tucks, EN-.
broideries and insertion, empire OF
high neck ranging at soc and upward.
Mel Billed.
The Melrose Union band met with SO
much success in their presentation OF
the drama "BOrder Land', in their
city, that they talk of putting it on the
stage here.
The County Commissioners will meet
in Special Session at the Court House
in St. Cloud on Tuesday, March LIST,
at 10, a. m. and be in session three
days.
The boys of the public school had all
kinds of royal fun on Tuesday. 1t was
Washington's birthdays holiday
and they filled sleigh full and rode
the city, being very much in
evidence by reason oftheir school yell.
Trade your old sssys for a new one
and pay the boo Tow Bros.
Mr.. and Mrsstentf nao Hunter cele-
b,sated their silveg bistding on Monday
evening of last enel. The HERALD
e xteuds it's cord iak Qaigratulatious to
the worthy coup And may they be
S pared in yigor Go celebrate their
golden anniversary under equally
favorable conditions.
Platmo finish is all the go at P. A.
Art Gallery.
The manager of the Pay Train Com
pany, which gave such a satisfactory
here on Monday evening
was enthusiastic overthe accomdations
furnished by the Grand Opera House
or putting the play properly upon the
stnge. He says it is the finest hall
aud is the best stage Of any play house
in central Minnesota out the larger
cities.
Buy the best-the Majestic Range
of How Bros. & Co.
The Great Northern road has made
a new freight rate which went into effect
on Monday. 1t makes half-rate on all
shipped into Minnesota or
North Dakota. This move Is made TO
c cover the expected heavy spring move
ment of families into this territory
from the middle and eastern states, and
amounts to making a minimum charge
of $40 car of family goods in carload
lots.
Have you seen the new display at P
A. Johnson's Gallery?
Lieut.. F. w. Jenkins, one of the two
officers killed by the explosion on
board the Maine, was a cousin of
Charles F. Macdonald, son of Editor
M acdonald of the St. Cloud Times, and
Lieutenant of Marines, Albertus Catlin
W no was credited to Minnesota, in the
published roster of officers, is from
Fergus Falls. His father is brick
mason in that city.
EVERYTHING in the line of school
upplies at D. Cleveland & Co.'S.
Eivind Aachus played to a very
small house on Friday night. His
music is of considerable merit and
very pleasing to listen to and under
circumstances move favorable would
have filled his house with an appreci
alive audience. He makes q mistake
in playing only Swedish and Nor
wegian music to a mixed audience
The national dance of Norway which
was presented in this city for the first
time was all right but one presentation
should have satisfied.
Parents attention-buy your schoo
supplies at D. Cleveland & Co.'S.
The G.. A. r. Post at Willard cele