The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Andrew J. Smith returned on Tues
day from business trip up the Great
Northern branch.
P. Fitzgerald is about the CITY on
crutches. It has been a long three
months to him.
For Commencement gowns, silk lis
sues, imported swisses, Persian lawns,
linen Batiste and many others. No
need of sending to the cities when you
can get the best here at home. Mel.
Billed.
r. Carpenter & Co have a complete
| line of seeds-both for field and gar
den-the kind that grows. Their as
sortment Includes all varieties of grass
seeds and corn, peas, beans, ETC., in
bulk. Call on them before purchas-
| ing.
! 1t thawed right hard on Saturday
and Sunday, the eight inches of snow
| melting to mere patches here and
there. On Monday the weather caught
cold. and chilly northwest wind
brought light fall of snow. 1t was
March weather, all right.
G. A. Morse shipped this morning a
car load of high-grade short horn fat
cattle and poland china hogs to the
stock yards at ST. Paul. This is a fine
LIT of cattle and hogs, bred and fat
tened on his Lakeside farm. 1t pays
to breed the best-a fact Mr.. Morse
fully appreciates e.s...-
William McGregor of Melrose, who
recently sold his livery stable at Mel
rose, has been In the city this week.
While here, he purchased Ferd. Det-
ers's driving team aud has taken them
to Little Fal Tor service in the livery
stable Of McGregor Bros, of which
firm he is member.
New blouse ana Elton suits made Of
all-wool home spun Pebble cheviot
aud Venetian cloths in black and col
ors, with the l. AigIon collar and
bishop sleeves, the materials alone
are worth the price we ask. Mel.
Billed. @ +
Frank Mccormick, Clyde Parker
and Irving Emerson passed through
the city on Tuesday on the west bound
flyer from ST. Paul to Great Falls,
Mont, where they 60 for employment.
Emil Ingebritson, who accompanied
them to ST. Paul, has gone to Wyo-
ming. .s .....- ..~
Miss May berry will hold her annual
spring miliinerg opening on Friday
and Saturday, March 20 and 80, and
the ladies of Sauk Centre and vicinity
are invited to call and examine the
novelties in these goods. Her ass ort-
ment is complete, embracing the very
latest styles.
Ladies, do not forget the spring
| opening of millinery by Miss Mayberry
on Friday and Saturday, March 20
and 80. She spent ample time in the
cities in making her selections to Sc
cure the best offerings. Do not fail
to be present and see her line of goods
before the choicest are sold.
The monthly article that tells Of
Womep's Clubs in The Delineator is
DEVOTED in the April number to the
women's clubs of the state of Maine.
1t shows that they are doing splendid
work in many progressive lines and
are taking strong part in all local and
state improvements. -.
Among the novelties shown in the
April number of The Delineator are
shirt waists for men and women with
Raglan sleeves, a French night-gown
with sleeves that are open to the shout
der, and three or four practical and
pretty maternity gowns. The millin-
cry notes in the April number are
very complete and helpful, and are out
in time to affect Easter hats and bon
| nets.
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