The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-05-23

Inspector Rollett of the free rural
delivery system, Is in the city today
looking ouer the two new routes for
which petitions have been fled.
Prosper Henry of Little Sank, was
in town on Wednesday.
A. A. Whitney, formerly of this city,
was in town on Monday on his way
from the northern part of the state to
Oklahoma. He stopped off for a brief
visit with his brother-in-law, Jones II.
Jenkins. 0
Ladies' white muslin skirt with r.
inch cambria founce, two rows of in
sertion and embroidery ruffie, the ma
terial alone would cost what we ask
for the skirt-Sl. 95. Mel. Billed.
Chas. Schneider, an uncle of L. w.
Smith of Raymond, who was visiting
his nephew, died on Thursday of last
week with pneumonia, aged II years.
His remains were sent to Durand,
Wis, his home, for burial.
Ralston's Breakfast Food is per-
feet early-mcrning food that cooks in
five ~minutes-a brain food and muscle
maker, at Tobey's.
Our prices on wall paper are so low
that you can not afford to go without
paper this year. Call on us. Hanson
& Emerson.
Mrs Nj. Searle arrived on Monday
from st. Paul, with her line of art
embroidery samples. She left on
Thursday, for Long Prairie.
Miss Maude White is in Osakis,
where she will organize a class in
| music. ,s.s
Great reductions in dainty wash
goods; just what you need for ho
weather. Special lines on display a
&c, loo and l29c, at Mel Blied's.
The Degree of Honor District con,
vention will be held at Long Prairie
June 5. All members of Sank Centr'
Lodge No. 70, are cordially invited tt
attend.
Bishop Trobec of the See of st
Cloud, arrived here on Wedresda.
noon and dined with FIR. Arzt. Sever
al priests accompanied him. The
droye out to Padua to hold confirma
tion services there.
G. Hillerud & Co are selling tn
Iowa Dairy separator, the easiest run
ming cream separator made. Non
more effective. Visit their store an
let them show you this remarkabl
machine.
Henry Andre of Long Prairie, wa
in the city on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Bradley of Yves
Salem, who have been visiting thei
relatives, Dan e. Bradley, Mrs. Dot
and Mrs. Deyo, returned home o
Monday.
First grade dairy butter, only Is ct
per pound. Albert Dahlem's grocer
! store.
/ The HERALD has persistently urge
! that the trees overharging the sid
3 walks should be trimmed up, so tn
the lower limbs would not hang so 10,
Another argument to the point,
which the council should take motto
these low limbs are very annoying
bicyclist who ride on the sidewalk
' The limbs switch their faces.
For photographs and Crayon e
largements 60 to W. G. Bassett, Mai
st.
Misses and childrin's spring jacket
one-haif off from marked price,
Mel. Blied's.
Fresh strawberries daily. They a
cheap now for the small boy to es
Albert Dahlem's grocery store. 5.
There is not better child's shoe
the market for the money, at The Bo
ton.
!, On Saturday last Simeon Parks a.
i William Peregrine shipped the
d household goods to Akely, where tn
have taken valuable timber clair
and intend making that their futu
-. home. The good wishes of the
friends attend them.
:. Ladies' spring jackets and taile
p made suits, ope-half off from mark
q price at Mel. Blied's
f. This is excellent weather for gro
ing wheat.
e Garden and law
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