The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-08-31

- PesA oeA1AesA SSAOpA Will Opc4 Ou
Tuesday next.
| Call and see the new fall hats at
Cathlow & Pfaff's.
n. E.. Minette has put in tele-
phone. No. 10l
Elmer Compton has removed from
the corner of Elm and Third-sts., to
the Episcopal rectory.
We have just unpacked our.fall hats.
They are beauties. Cathlow & Pfafr.
Granite curling will be put in on
Third-st., between Main and Oak-sts.,
and the gutter paved with granite
blocks.
Herman Donart has removed into
the Dimond house on Getty-st., just
beyond the Keller warehouse.
Travelling Auditor Morgan of the
Great Northern checked up the bust
ness of the Sank Centre Office on Tues
day and Wednesday.
All the new novelties in fall walking
hats and sailors at the new millinery
store. Cathlow & Phaff.
Messrs. Cooper, Woodbury., Ly-
oman Kells, Stanton and Eubank to-
gether, will shoot chickens tomorrow.
j. B. Perkins expects to get into his
new store the last of this week or the
| first of next. Only little paint now
delays the occupancy.
Fred Cooper sold the Ward place
| in West Union for $500, and the
Sergeant farm for So, 2O0-the later
lswithout buildings on it.
j. A. Hendricks OF Wisconsin, has
purchase ed the Henry Barnett farm for
$4,000, to take possession after the
present crop is taken of OF it.
Pease & Baker have concluded to
retire from business, and will now de-
vote their time to settling their &C
counts. All persons indebted to them
will please settle atthe earliestmoment.
FIR Artz was hailed into municipal
court to defend himself agains. main
tanning q nuisance, in that he kept a
vicious dog, Judge Wilcox took the
case under advisement, Meantime the
|-dog has been disposed Of,
"what's the matter, old man?
Been loosing on wheat?" s'No, not
that, forgot to take Rocky Mountain
Tea last night. Wife said I'd be sick
to-day. Hanson q Emerson.
The camp st Fairy Lake, which was
made up principally Of MACS, broke
up on Monday last, Alter week OF
pleasant experiences. o. Sunday Lat
it Was visited b. : score 81 guests, oil
Of whom were wei shtsrteined.
The Great Northsrn, road will sell
tickets to the. state fair, commencing
on. Saturday, septenbsr 2. Ticksts
for round trip Including admission TO
Us lair S4.OL These tickets are good
rs return until September II.
|; 4sLAaves used GAambsrlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for years. and
always with good result, = says Mr..
FW. b.. Cooper OF FL Rio, Cal. 'For
small children we find it especially at
fective.', For sale by Hanson q
Emerson.
Joseph Theirs has purchased the
Andrew Stewart property on the
corner of Fifth and Birch-sts., for
$1,000. Mr.. Stewart has purchased 2
lot Of W. R. James on the corner OF
Sixth and Ash-sts., and will build. q
house thereon for his occupancy.
A newly married couple from Osar
kis registered at the Sank Centre
House one evening last week, and were
shown to room No. Is. AS soon as
the groom made the discovery that the
unlucky number was ON the door he
absolutely refused to begin life under
any such unfavorable conditions, and
insisted upon change OF apartments.
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Our venerable friend w. F. Smith,
who moved into the city from Lyman
Prairie few weeks since and pur-
chased the Bradley house on Fourth
st., near Walnut, will celebrate the
Goth anniversary of his wedding this
fall providing the lives OF himself
and wife are spared. Both are in ex-
cellent health.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. n. Miner leave to
day for visit OF month in the
East. They go directly to Philadel-
phia to attend the national encamp-
ment OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public. Thence they will visit friends
in Vermont, and visit their old home
at Malone, N. Y, returning late in
September.
Rev. Martin Hillerud and family
wife and three sons-have removed
from Fergus Falls to this city and
taken possession of the house he re-
Gently purchased of George Fish on
South Hill. Mr.. Hillerud has practl-