The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-11-16
DR., NVEN

LIN. NIVEN be a
Sank Centre November 1883.
Alex. Beaudreau has moved into tn
Bergren house recently vacated by Al
bert Kluge.
The whole world pays tribute to tn
merit of G arland Stoves and Ranges
Sold exclusively DO How Bros. q co
The Parish house at St. Martin was
damaged by fire to the amount OF s5O'
on Tuesday morning. 1t was fully in
sured The cause of the fire is un
known.
Conductor NJ. P. Finnegan OF the
Park Rapids branch, is sorely afflicted
in the death of his son; a bright little
fellow of four years.
We are now making fine cabinet
photos at half price at the new gal
lery over Bishops grocery store.
Come up and see our work.
j.. F. Campion.
On Monday the editor went out after
ducks, with the assistance OF boy,
and brought home nine fine fat NAL
lards. The boy shot only eight OF the
lot.
Special Thanksgiving sale of linens
at Mel. Blied's.
Tuition is offered in exchange for
work. Write or apply to the Sank
Centre Academy or business college.
A light fleece of snow was observ-
able on Sunday morning. 1t didn't
last long. On Monday there was a
drenching rain storm, delaying thresh-
ing, of which considerable yet remains
to be done.
r. T. Greene is putting the finish
ing touches on the elegant furniture
and fixtures for the new Boston, man.
ufactured by the United Manufacture
ing company. From start to finish
the work is highly creditable to Sank
Centres possibilities.
Side-board scarfs, bureau scarfs,
splashers and pillow shams at Mel.
Blied's.
A son of Joseph Parker of Ashley,
ayoung man, narrow escaped fatal in
jury recently. A horse kicked him
squarely in the face, producing COM
pound fracture of the nose, narrowly
escaping the eye, and cutting his face
badly.
The Photo Novelty Co. is causing
a great sensation by their liberal offer
of photos. Stamp, twenty for 25c.
Minnetts, half cabinets SOC. per doz.
Gallery over Dobbs Bros store,
Main-st.
Going to build? The quality of
your hardware is a consideration.
For the best 60 to How Bros & Co.
Paul Hilsdale entertained his young
friends at a dancing party on Satur-
day evening. twas thoroughly en-.
joyable occasion for the little folks,
and they had royal time.
FOR SALE-A flock of Light Brahma
chickens-best bred stock in the coun-
ty. For sale cheap by Albert Kluge,
at Dean & Co.'S.
The cerfew ordinance is working
finely. Many a parent begins to see
its value. 1t is being enforced strict
ly, and will be, and the young people
are removed from serious temptations
to which the street always subject
them by night.
The Great Northern is making a
change in the color of it's passenger
trains which certainly is marked i'm
provement in appearance. Its coaches
of all sorts have for years been paint
ed dark, dull red. but as rapidly as
they can be reached they come from
the shop beautiful olive green.
It always gives us pleasure to speak
we'll of good article. "Garland"
Stoves and Ranges are acknowledged
to embody all that is best in that line.
They have the reputation of being the
best made. Thoughimitated by many,
they are equaled by none. Sold ex-
clusively by How Bros. & Co.
James Ingram has his saw-mill now
ready for business on section 9 in Mel
rose and 1t will be under the manage
ment of Ed. Buck. He will get out
oak, tamerack, ash, elm and Eastwood
for market. Here is an opportunity
for farmers DESTROYS of building barns
to get suitable lumber at very low
price.
Heretofore A. N. Forsberg has kept
in stock, shoes for men and boys only.
He has added complete line of la
dies, misses and children's shoes of
the best makes. Call and see him be-
fore purchasing.
Arrivals at the Academy this week:
Amanda Jacobson, Little Sank; Annie
Heieie, Tyrol; Gerard Ostendorf, Free
port; j. R. Shaughnessy, Litchfeld;