The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-02-22

2. All are cordially invited.
The Model Shoe Store has placed
handsome awning on their store front.
How Bros. & Co, put the awning up.
Window glass, all sizes at How
Bros. g. Co.
The time draws near when you will
have to have election tickets printed
The HERALD Office is the place to get
your tickets printed. n. res
The Clipper Hose Company will give
dancing parry at the City opera house
this evening. The Symphony orches-
ira will furnish the music. ILL.,.
Read DR.. Rea's advertisement in
another column. He will be here for
one day only on this trip-Saturday ,
March 10. u. 49,.
Mrs. Hillerud will give recitation
entitled, "My Brothers Keeper" at
the Temperance meeting in the Metho-
dist church on Sunday evening.
Don't fail to call on Prof. H. Lemon
tree, world renowned optit;an at Irwin
hotel, Wednesday, February % and
March l.
Tully & Co., proves that their "wash-
goods" will wash by setting up
primitive laundry in their window-a
wash tub and wash board on a kitchen
| chair.
Thomas Stafford, lineman on the
Great Northern, died of consumption
| in Melrose on Tuesday, and his funer-
al occurs to-day. He was a member
of the Knights of Pythias, and a dele
cation of four went own to attend the
funeral.
Fergus Casket Works will pay cash
for million feet of good Eastwood
lumber, green or dry, cut full one inch
thick, fourteen feet long and ten to
fourteen inches wide delivered at the
factory or on board cars at Fergus Falls,
MINI. Write them for any further in
formation, if desired. CIV
Green coaches and baggage cars
are now being" used on the Grea
Northern. Several consignments Of
coaches are at the shops receiving
their new coat of color. The new
coaches ordered by the road some
time ago will be delivered early in
the spring. s:The change in the stand
| ard color of the road was decided
on some time ago.
G. M. McCollum returned from Bel
grade where he has been at work for
a couple of weeks on the new hotel.
Mrs. Allen, who is making her home
at present with her daughter, Mrs.
John r. Howard will lecture to the la
dies of the Gradatim club and few
invited friends at a date and upon
topic yet to be announced.
| A charter commission has been ap-
pointed and has held two informal
meetings. 1t it cot believed that it will
| be possible to complete charter in
time for submission at the spring cleo
| ton.
AsE. L. Hedin was passing the Boston
a few days since an iron door. iu
| the sidewalk was raised from below
| and he struck his shin cutting and
bruising it quite badly. 1t infamed
| and heshas had a right serious time
with it. It is now much better and he
expects to go to work tomorrow.
A new line of belt buckles in ieweled,
hard enameled, cameo effects, rose,
Egyptian gold, silver, oxydized and
French grey. None to exceed Soc, and
some much lower priced.
Mel. Billed.
Herbert S. Gibson has proposition
| from a firm of contractors to go to
Honolulu, S. L., to superintend some
work they have undertaken. The
offer, in it's general terms, is an entic-
ing one, involving heavy responsibility
as well as good pay, and the PROPOSE
ton is for a year. While not definitly
settled, Mr.. Gibson has assented pro-
viding the details are satisfactory. He
expects to hear from the firm by any
mail, settling the question as to
whether he will 60.
Capt. Jas. E. McKelvy, late of Com
pany M. Thirteenth MINES ota volun-
teers. has received from F. II. Bidwell,
department commander OF the Spanish
Americans w ar Veteransan, organiza-
ton similar to the G. A. r. an APP
pointment as aide GU his staff. The
appointment was made on the recon-
mendation of Col. Fred w. Ames, late
colonel of the Thirteenth and senior
vice commander of S. A. w. V.
One of the most attractive show wio-
dows ever arranged to catch the eye is
that of How Bros, & Co., fitted and
furnished for the -Washington's
Birthday. There is the cherry tree,
the hatchet-everything to picture out
the time-honored story excepting-the
lie washington couldn'ttell. A flag