The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
DECEMBER 8, 49,:

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Fred Mossman OF Birch Lake, was
in town on Friday. 81
Look ssthe line Of cut glass and sill.
yerware at Mel. Scherfius's.
Kid gloves, silk and kid mitts al
The Boston Store.
st. Cload has an oil war on. Best
kerosene retails at ten cents gallon.
Miss Louise Whitefeld, teaching at
Belgrade, spent Thanksgiving day at
&ome-
A complete line of musical instru.
meuts kept by Mel. Scherfius.
Harry Shepard visited st. Cloud on
Monday.
Ia. Pendergast of Grey Eagle,i s
in the city.
Knives, forks and spoons, at
Alden's.
All styles of ladies' and children's
fascinators. The Boston Store.
Col. Westerman of st. Cloud, was
in town on Monday.
An endless variety OF dainty and
useful china novelties at VIM. Scherf-
fus.
John Gaspard. spent Thanksgiving
with his brother Laurence, in ST..
Cloud.
Mrs Reuben L. West of Duluth. las
been visiting the Mesdames Perry
during the past week.
New and beautiful styles in parlor
chairs, rockers and tables at VIM.
Scherffius's.
Last Thursday Observation-Disclosures
beautiful day. A little more snow
to have made slsighing possible.
would have made it perfect.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, Allen Barto OF
Long Prairie, dined on Thanksgiving
day with Mrs. Barto's parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. John NJ. Reid.
Sam Beidleman remarked to the
HERALD; Nineteen years ago l at
tended the meeting Of the state Dairy
mems convention at Mankato, and [
sever expended money which paid me
better" This year it meets at Fergns
Falls, on December 10, IL and IL.
Farmer friends, don't you think it will
pay you we'll to attend this one?
William E. Dobbs, who has charge
of the chopping for the Minneapolis
Bedding company, which purchased
the standing timber on 1000 acres OF
A. Moore, in the town OF MelrOse, six
miles east of this city, has a crew of
thirty choppers at work now, and will
double the force as soon as possible.
He finds it difficult to secure labor at
present.
If youwant present that is just
right in every particular and at a
price as low as honest goods can be
sold anywhere. Come and see our
splendid line of holiday goods. Mel.
Billed.
. The Great Northern road will sell
tickets to State Convention OF Dairy
men, to be held on the 11th and 18th OF
this month at Fergus Falls, for one
fare for the round trip. The fare is
$2.11 aud it is hoped large number
will take advantage of it. Tickets
will be sold on the 10th end 1Ith, good
to return on the 14th.
See Mel. Scherffius's line of watches
and rings.
The Great Northern road will. sci
round trip tickets to Minneapolis ro
the Grand Opera at one fare and ,
third for the round trip, providing
two or more will go on the same ticket
These tickets will be sold on the 18th
Ii and 18th of this month, good to re
turn as late as the 10Th. Several o
our citizens have expressed a deter
mination to attend.
The place to buy useful gifts TO
Xmas, is at The Boston.
Charles Dimond, son OF Henry A
DttuOuus WuO los uOCu 1V WI n loL
number of years as an expert prlnte
In New York, now with the Pionee
Press company, spent Thanksgiyin
in the city, with his wife and two chi
dren. He returned on Monday, b,
his wife and children will remain hei
sometime.
Haviland china in open stock ,
William Scherffius q.
Sanford Dodge and an entire ne
company, with the single exception /
his wife, presented the Three Musk
4eers to fine audience, ON Tuesda
evening; and all who were presen
agree that it was by far the best dr.
snatic presentation given in this eli
In years. Mr.. Dodge is at his best
this thrilling and deeply interestir
drama, and his support is particulia
iy fine. The costumes and stage Sc
tinos are all new and beautiful. M