The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-08-15
EiGlobo cigars, and was granted 9
very nleasant interview.

ElGlODO Gig CARS, apu WAS SfauLSQ
very pleasant interview.
The reporter learned that the family
was in the city for the purpose OF con-
tracing for the materials for and the
building of their new house, arrang-
ing for It's furnishing in all its details,
and purchasing supplies ~
Mr.. Jones believed that they could
complete their buying in two days., as
they had in mind nearly everything
wanted. They had obtained copies acl
the HERALD some time ago, and from
close study of its advertising and To-
news columns had learned of the people
who kept the goods desired. After
making their purchases, they would
leave for visit to Mr.. Jones boy
hood home in Fulton county New
York. and return only when their
house was nearly completed. .l,lad
/ JONES INVESTS IN REAL ESTATE. q
Hon. Thomas Jones.had been in cor
respondence with M. Hogan, the well
known real estate dealer and insur-
ance man. in regard to purchasing de.
sirable lots upon which to build his
new house. He found lMr. Hogan in
his law, loan and real estate office on
Third street, and they went out to in,
spect the property. Mr.. Jones was
satisfied with the lots and the reas ona
BILE price named and expressed his
faith in Sank Centre realty. The
transfer of the property was made.
Mr.. Jones also bought farm from
Mr.. Hogan's extensive list of desira,
BILE farm properties as an Investment.
Mr.. Jones arranged with Mr.. Hogan
to act as his agent in loaning a large
sum of money on safe real estate Sc,
curity. Then Mr.. Jones smilingly re-
marked that he could now claim to be
a citizen and property owner OF Sank
( WILL FURNISH JONES' LUMBER r
! The Ingram Lumber Co., whose of
fee and yard are on Main.st., near
the N. p. depot, will furnish the lum=
Der for Hon. Thomas Jones new house,
as we'll as all the sash, doors, blinds,
,orn amental W woodwork, interiOrsti finish,
etc, to enter into it's construction.
Everything is to be "A l, and the In
gram Lumper Co., supplies thai grade.
They are fully equipped to furnish
the materials for II large aud art1stlc
dwelling fora ,smatlamount OF money
Their enviable2 reputation fer falr
dealing recommends, them to to the
entire. confidence Of Hon. Thomas
Jones. The Ingram Lumber Co,
makes speciality Of storm doors,
storm sash, and building paper. Tele-
phone 3D. as. zsa4eiz ;e.a5zf ga-ls,s.
&. & ! - SEC UREs THE ORDER
There was considerable competition
Ito sell Jones his .buildees' hasdware,
and there WAS not much dlfference an
prices. Que OF the firms that adYer-
Icised secured tbs order.S the COPIES
of the tlERALD sssent me, " said Mr.
u ones. i read, among others, Gunther
Hi erud 4 GO 3 advertisement Now
a. a ST Hmg,,', 7 appreciate the court
e of lie ing Inv lied to visit their store
at 4l6 West Third street, and know
from K }erience, that the mem who ad-
vertise are progressive dealers and the
ones that kevp, the latest and best
rood- in th,,ir lines" Gunther Hille-
rud & Co. 50 prices were satisfactory,
and they received MIR. J ones order for
"a ROYAL Corona steel range and, a
Oangler blue fiame oilstove. 80, ~,.s...
Hon. Thomas Jones new. house is to
be provided with, al the latest conven-
sences in the matter of bath and toilet
rooms, sinks, tubs, water and waste
pipes, etc. Gunther Hillerud 81 CO /,
hardware dealers, plumbers and steam
filters, have taken the plumbing con-
tract. and it goes without saying that
the work will be satisfactory.
THE BOSTON STORE
will supply the carpets, rugs, curtains,
portierresa and draperies for Hon.
Thomas Jones' new house. Many OF
the floors will be covered with the
handsome Wilton and Smyrna rugs
and art squares sold by this hrm.
Mrs j ones has selected beautiful lace
curtains from The Boston's very ex--
tensive stock, and is especially well
pleased with them. Mrs. Jones' Sc
lection of carpets, included aAxminis-
tiers, mequetts; and royal Wiltons, and
also pretty linoleumso and oil cloths. i
JONES BUYS A FINE CARRIAGE aaa
Anyone who knows the q pleasure
there is in spinning .Ilong with q fine
turnout on the beautiful streets or our
city, swili commend Afas. J ones for Look
inc about for the inject carriage 10
the market. y He went to the farm ma
chinsesrryyl d carriage pository OF w
S.Dean & Co.. and WAS surprised TO
get SUCH an elegant, Deere cafri age at
o:reasoable-a price. He selected one
of tlie 'finesti carriages this ientefprising
firra had I'm stock. .Mrs Jones also
bought a Moline wagon and q John
Deere gang pillow for his farm.
- JONES GETS NEW HARNESS. ~
Hon! iThon1a5 Jones knew that not
one of his harnesses Sawould be in
keeping with his new carriage, and she
therefore wentIto Oscar Klonne's borse
millinery store in the Bruce BLOCK,
and bought a set Of The finest hand
made, light double har ness which Mr.
klonne is noted for turning out. The
price was attractive asrwell as the har-