The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-10-25

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i The new style street hat is very
swell. For sale by Miss May berry.
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scribe for the ST. Paul Dispatch,
twenty-five cents per month.
i Dir. Niven November IL and Is.
Ben Sehoenhoff has painted the
laundry building, and it is as neat as
a pin.
j James Morrison, for years brake
/ man on the Great Northern's PAX
Rapids branch, is now conductor Of
the daily freight on that line five days
in the week and one day he has the
passenger train.
The first genuine winter apples OF
the season at Bishop's,-a full car
load just received direct from New
York.
The High school football team will
play with the Little Falls team on
Saturday at Little Falls. II 10 ex
pected that a large delegation will ac-
company the team.
For bicycle repairing go to J. 6.
Lovaas. He is thoroughly equipped
| for the work.
Miss Lille McGibbon gave apeas-
ant dancing party on Saturday even
ing last. A numuer of young people
from Melrose, who came up, to witness
the football game, remained over for
the party.
A farmer drove here. from Osakis
last week with load of wheat aud
said that he could get enough more
for it in this uarket to pay him well
for hauling. He said he received nine
cents more per bushel for wheat from
the, same lot at the market here than
in Osakls.
All eyes should be re-tested as often
as once a year and glasses exactly
adapted to the case. Patients If left
TO choose for themselves always select
glasses which are too strong, and as
SO many cases are complicated with
astigmatism, you should consult All
expert optician when you wish to ge.
a perfect fit in glasses, as the correct
prescription of glasses is very deli
| cate matter
Noother yarn sells as easily nor a.
freely as Flelsher's. No other yarn
knits MS far nor wears as well as
Fleisher's! That is why you will find
it on sale at Mel Biieo's.
Victor Johnson, who surrenders the
Hotel Irwin next month, has leaseds
hotel in BemidJi and will remove
thither aboutthe middle of next month.
Louis Anderson of West Union, a
member of the board of county com
nlssioners of Todd county was in the
city on Tuesday. Hesays Todd county
will make a fine political record this
fall. Mr.. Anderson has served in the
| board ten years, and declined to be a
candidate for reelection this fall
Hon. Frank M. Eddy passed through
Shis city on Friday last on his way to
Alexandria, where he spoke that
evening. He is making thorough
canvas of his district and feels a.
,ured that he will have a handsom,
majority in November. He certainl,
| has earned it.
I The st. Paul Daily Dispasch is the
popular woman's paper west of Chica-
go. Twenty-Five cents for one months
trial subscription will convince you.
The st. Paul Daily Dispatch has the
only complete market page of any
Twin City daily. Send % cents for
one month trial subscription.
New fall shades in Mocha, Pique,
Dressed and Undressed kid at Mel
Bleid s.
Hon. Peter E. Hanson republican
candidate for Secretary of S ,ate, was
in the city on Wednesday. He has
beenworking an extended tour through
the Sixth District, and does not hest
tate to say that Page Morris is strong
er this year bv several thousand votes
than he was two years ago. He enter
tains not the slightest doubt of his
election by a good, large majority.
A sign-writer on glass has been
doing some very beautiful work in the
city during the last week. The most
notable piece is the word .Bank" on
the plate glass window of the First
National. 1t is in gold and brilliant
colors artistic in design and elegant
in execution.
Mike Dinkle of Long Prairie, who
went to Germany last spring on visit,
returned 'on Saturday last. He says
that it is more than forty years since
he left bis home there, and there were
but few acquaintance to welcome him
However, he had a delightful visit.
George and Henry Suckstorff have
taken the contract to erect the Robert
Kells dwelling house on the lot west of
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