The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-25
LOCAL NOTES
JULY %. 1901.
A general clearing sale Of ladies
shoes at The Boston.

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Ageneral clearing sale Of ladies'
shoes at The Boston.
For real estate and low rates on.
farm loans see j. F. Cooper.
Coma, Mocha and Java-Best coffee
in the world for 20 cents, at Tobey's.
That awful pain! Mull's Lightning
Pain Killer instantly cures. Safe for
iavalids. 25c.
Actual business from start to finish
at the Mankato Commercial College.
Write for particulars.
Geo. Fish has resigned his position
with the Champion people and expects
to engage in business here.
A little runaway came near wrecking
= harvester OF S. Pendergast on Mon
day. 1t was considerably twisted.
Irish Bros. have taken lease of the
old Sank Centre house stables, and
will occupy it with their omnibus and
transfer business.
The old hotel laundry building has
been moved a few feet northward,
across the alley, and attached to the
old livery barn.
Claud Lewis, under the direction Of
John McGibbon, is very busy these
days wiring the new hotel building
for electric lighting.
We are making special cut prices on
great many lots of shoes that he
want to close out before our fall stock
arrives-at The Boston.
w. NJ. Henderson left on Monday
for the races at Verndale. He enters
three horses for the races there-a
trotter, a PAGER and runner.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Farmers Elevator company has been
called for four O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon of this week at the city hall.
The city council is in session acting
as board of equalization of city pro-
perty. If you think your assessment
is too low appear before the board
and persuade them to raise it.
Ed Buck has posted bulletin board
on the Hanson & Emerson corner
which will from time to time, announce
the proposed trips of the steamboat
Let every body heed and take adyant-
age of the trips.
The disease of Liver Complaint is
alarmingly prevalent and it's danger.
GUS Mull's Pioneer Liver Cure has
brought health to a host of sufferers.
$1.OO draft in each $l.OO box as guar
antee. 25c. ..
Three acres of standing wheat were
burned in the field of A. Moore, north
west of his home on Tuesday. A N. p.
train set it on fire. The train hands,
assisted by a number OF citizens, ex-
tinguished the blaze.
Frank, the four-year-old son of
John Wiener of Getty, had his leg
broken on Saturday last. The little
fellow was behind wagon which was
backed up knocking him down. wheel
passing over his leg, breaking it
above the knee.
The wheat harvest is we'll under way
On the sand. The yield is very light
and the grain badly shrunken. If
half-crop is secured it will be all that
can be expected. On the clay the har-
vester will be at work next week, with
better results. -...
A drive weel axle on the westbound
flyer engine broke near Evansville on
Tuesday last. The train was DELAYED
but an hour and no damage was done
although it was an exciting time. Hen
ry Keller, M. F. Woodlsy and Harry
Carr were passengers.
DR.. McMasters received the follow
ing telegram from Denver on Tuesday,
which will answer many enquiries of
anxious friends: ''Dr. Hamilton is
better; Mrs. Hamilton 10 out of dan
GER" 1t was sent by his daughter,
Mary Hamilton Ward.
Mrs. r. L. Pierce of Clearwater,
formerly of this city, died on Tuesday
last at st. Barnabas hospital in Min
neapolis, whittier she went to undergo
an operation for a tumor. She will
be pleasantly remembered by scores of
friends In Sank Centre, who will sim
cerely regret to learn of her death.
Mark Swift has moved his bakery
and restaurant from the Vessey build
ing to his own very neat two story
brick building erected especiallyaJor
the purpose on Third-st. It is q hand.
some and convenient building for the
purpose, and decided improvement
to the south side of Third-st. Mr..
Swift is making it very attrRc
The new board OF the Bryant Li-
brary association metE0aE Monday
evening and organized, the officers be-
ing the same as prior to The election,
viz:-president, j. F. Hamilton; vice.
president, J, A. Dubois: secretary.