The Sauk Centre herald., 1900-05-24
Parasols and umbrellas in great va.

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Lake to-day using their arts to line the
black bass from his reedy lair
Summer skirts in linen, duck, crash
es and piques, at Mel. Blied's.
Strawberries and ice cream by the
Young Ladies' Guild at the Pender-
CAST building on Friday evening from
7 p. m. till any old time.
Prof. F. B. Webster, who has had
charge OF the Academy work, has gone
to Pleasant Valley, Wis. for, the sum-
mer, the spring term having expired.
If you are thinking of curtains for
parlor or bedrooms you will find a
nice new line to select from at Mel.
Blied's.
L. S. Bishop has fancy Early Ohio
seed potatoes for sale.
r. E. Knutsen will leave for Long
Prairie tomorrow, and will return
here on Monday for short time. If
you desire his services leave word with
Mrs. w. l. Henshaw before Monday
noon.
j. G. Schank has complete line of
horse and stable furnishings.
A man named Webster from Grey
Eagle, while driving home, tipped over
near Chris Bohen's place, on the north
side on Monday evening. He was
somewhat bruised, but not seriously
injured. &c.
White Gloves for warm weather.
We have them in kid, Isle and silk.
Mitts in wrist and elbow lengths. Mel
Billed. r.. ....n r.. + :.
"The WHEEL" for 1900 is the Cres-
cent. Call aud see them at VIM.
Scherffius. s
The city fathers will bring Maple st.
TO grade, between Third and Fifth-sts.,
thus supplementing the work of the
properly owners, and it will then be
the best improved street in the city.
For lime and cement go to How
Bros. & Co. They keep the best and
most complete stock in the city.
The park is being enlarged. The
space on the south next the railroad
track was deep gully. This is being
filled and the railroad company will
improve its right-of-way to the park
line. ..s- ~ ..'..
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syrups, at G. w. Johnson's.
A team attached to farm wagon
started from the mill on Saturday and
ran a lively pace south on Main-st.
and we're captured in front of the bank
without doing any damage. e..
For notions, tin and granite ware,
60 to Fl. Cohen,-the Sauk Centre
Fair.
r. J. O'COrnell of Mime apolis, was
in the city ON Tuesday. He djda vast
amownt of hand-shaking while here.
His family is well, except frequent at
facts Of bomesiekness towhieh his wife
is subject.
You will want refrigerator soon.
Go to VIM. Scherfius and get just
what YOU want at the right price.
Charles Orcutts who will be remem-
bered as resident of this city many
years ago, a painter by trade, died at
the Fergus Falls asylum on Monday.
He was brother-in.law Of Mrs. Duane
Philes. ,-
See the Rambler wheels tor sale by
Townsend & Marshall and get their
| terms.
w. Fl. Downing, leading druggist
of Aurora, ILL.,, who married a neice
OF Harry Parker, and visited this city
in company with his wife several years
ago, died suddenly OF apoplexy on
Monday last.
Joseph LiebeI. an aged farmer and
old settler of the town of Getty died
on Sunday last, in the 77th year of his
age. He was buried at Padua, in the
town of Raymond, on Tuesday, FIR.
Weln officiating.
The 1900 Crawford is beautiful
wheel, You'll want one when you see
them. How Bros. & Co.
The ladies of the Women's Relief
Corps will be at Grand Army Hall on
Wednesday morning until 10 o'clock
to accept and care for the contrlbu-
tions of flowers for decorating the
soldiers graves. Let there be
liberal response. Everybody who can
should send flowers for this patriotic
purpose.
F. A. Pangburn, ably assisted by Frank
Niles, has done very fine piece of work on
the new front for the bank. The stone.
brick and iron work is all in place. and the
credit Of the artistic mechanical work is
due to the gentlemen named.
fsweet young widows want to "ketch"
some sweetheart, in the sunny tangles of
their golden curls, they d better take Rocky