The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-07-14


land, Ore, TO thatcity. He had a de-
| lightful trip westward in company with
his cousin, Fred Carpenter.
25lbs. raisins for S1.0O at Bishops
The Great Northern Road is replac
!, ing its wooden culverts with fine stee
arch bridges. A gang of men are a.
work on one about two miles west O
the city.
u Bibles, bibles, all sizes cheap at u
Cleveland s. Co.'S.
George Diebel has moved the house
owned and occupied by him on Gro'
Lake Avenue to a lot in the eastern
part of the city, and is fitting it up at
tractively. -.
Our line of gentlemen's $500 Doug
las shoes has been placed on the bar
fiain counter and is now going at 81
at the Boston Shoe House.
There will be lawn social at the
home of Mrs. J. L. Robbins this
evening. Ice cream and cake will be
served from 4 to 9 O'Clock. All are
cordially invited. - g..
Farm lands can be had of Chas. A
Morse ON very favorable terms.
w. S. Dean & Co. have on exhibit
ton at their warehouse Deere steel
farm wagon, which is not only a
beauty, but is made for service. 1t is
as fine as can be made
William Rain of Melrose was In
the city on Saturday making eager
ENQUIRIES for two new bicycles stolen
from his ware house on the preceding
night. The thieves gained forcible
entrance through window.
Trade your old stove for new one
and pay the boot to How Bros.
The Daily Avalanche suspended
publication on Saturday last, after
ten weeks of existence. It's publisher
showed notable enterprise in an at
tempt to float a daily-but the con-
ditions here are not favorable.
Wear our "Foot Form Shoes.
Every pair warranted. None better
made. jacob Bros. & Mack.
Thirty members of the Workmen's
lodge of this city went up to Alexal-
dria on Friday night, and assisted in
instituting lodge of the Degree OF
Honor. Again Alexandria dlstin-
guished itself by it's open hearted hos
pitality.
Paint your roof either tin or SHIN
gle with Mares indestructable roof
paint. Sold only by Scheldrup &
Fiesler
The committee having the Fourth of
July celebration in charge has settled
up the accounts, and finds handsome
balance to it's credit for the parochial
school. Thanks are extended to all
who assisted in any way in making the
cele bration the great success it was.
The "Mirexes" and the ''R O. BIS"
two baseball mines composed OF the
younger lads-crossed bats yesterday
afternoon. The game resulted in a
score of II to II in favor Of the
''Mirexes".
Officer Carr loaded twenty or more
tramps on freight train on Monday
and shipped them west. The consign--
ment was not tagged to any definite
destination, but it is hoped it will ar
rive somewhere in good order. They
are all watching out for work, as they
do for an ofieer-that they may evade
| it. ... r...
Have you seen the new display at F
- Johnson's Gallery?
| Senator Keller came up from Mime
/ apolis on Sunday and retui'Bed OF
i Monday. The beet sugar manufactdr
| ing plant is progressing rapidly, ant
will be all ready for business as sool
as the crop Is matured. The Senate
made trip among the growing beet
on Saturday, and says they are look
ing as fine as can be, promising larg
weld of very superior roots. Ths
$ sugar will be made in large quantltie
$ and probably is NJ W we'll assured.
Engineer Wolff of Red Wing ha
q sent the street grade plats, and the
!. are now on file with the city cierl
Tney are handsomely executed an
o. anyone may understand them wi
lie Try little study. They are thoroug
lily satisfactory, and hereafter the
will be no excuse for sloppy work
., grading streets and laying side walk
e. so far as the grade is concerned +
i. council has formally adopted t
~ pl ms, and they are now part of the /
7 Fl .ial records OF the city.
Wear our "Foot Form" Sho'
90 Every pair warranted. None bet
made. Jacob Bros. g. Mack.
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