The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-10-31

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and pins; opals, garnets and pearls
alongside, equally beautiful, if less ex-
pensive, in solid and rolled gold set
tings; gold and silver watches, war;
ranted as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and other
clocks; silverware in exquisite designs;
chains of the latest patterns, and much
more beside go to make up his stock.
Mr.. Alden has been identified with the
jewellery trade here for fourteen years
and his reputation for fair dealing is
we'll established and brings him trade
from a distance. He also carries
stringed musical instruments and does
engraving and fine repairing at reason
able prices. He is a graduated opti-
clan and fits spectacies scientifically.
Every thing sold by him is sold upon
merit and will prove as represented.
Mr.. Alden is one of the foremost busi-
ness men of Sank Centre and public
spirited citizen.
THE CENTRAL MINNESOTA POWER &
MILLING co.
Nothing effects the health and hap
piness of mankind more than the
bread they eat, and as good bread is
impossible without good flour it is safe
to say that the miller is more closely
identified with the source OF human
enjoyment than any, of the many, who
contribute to it. The large mills own
ed by the Central Minnesota Power q
Milling Co. located here are a splen-
! did example of what has been &C
complished in the milling profession
within the past few years. These mills
are fitted with the latest improved
machinery and have a capacity of 200
barrels per day. Beside manufacture
ing graham flour, buckwheat flour,
rolled oats, granulated meal and mill
stutfs, they manufacture three grades
offhourthat is widely known and high
ly appreciated wherever introduced.
Their "Herculese' is splendid low
priced flour and is especially adapted
to family use. Their brand "Camelia'
is highly recommended by bakers and
other experts, and when they put
"Gem' on sack of -four it may be de-
pended upon that none better is made.
These mills do a custom exchange
business and are in the market at all
times and pay the highest market price
for wheat. Every dealer in flour in
Sank Centre..should see to it that every
sack of flour sold by him bears the
trade mark of this mill, for several
reasons. First, no better -four is made;
second, it is a home institution, and
the immense amounts of money paid
out for grain, wages and running ex-
penses is spent right here in Sank
Centre, and it is enough to effect every
branch of business. Last, but not least,
this mill pays taxes and is factor in
keeping up the town and maintaining
the schools, which no other mills do.
I A word to the wise is sufficient. This
company also operates the electric
light system and furnishes power for
the pumping of water for city purpos-
es. Mr.. H. E. Brooks is the general
manager of this company, and under
his able management the business is
steadily growing. He is aygentleman
we'll and favorably known throughout
| This section of the state.
| U. M. TOBEY & BROS.
The people of Sank Centre have
learned where to 60 when they want
to buy the best quality of staple and
fancy groceries at the lowest possible
prices. U. M. Tobey & Bro. have
been in business here for twenty years
and by fair and honorable dealing
with customers they have built up a
good business. They carry a large
and complete stock of staple and fancy
groceries, flour and provisions and
their prices are always in accordance
with the times. They also carry grain
and feed and are prepared to fill all
orders, large or small, in a prompt
and satisfactory manner. This firm
stands among the foremost business
houses of Sank Centre and can be safe
ly recommended to the favorable con-
sideration of the buying public.
W. S. DEAN & co.
One of the chief requirements of a
town surrounded by An agricultural
country is the implement house. Here
the farmer buys his implements, wag-
ons and buggies. Chief among the
dealers in this line in Sank Centre is
the firm of w. s. Dean & Co. This
firm has been in business here for
twenty years and by applying the
golden rule to trade principles they
have built up COED trade. They
carry large and complete stock of all
kinds of implements used in the plant
ing or harvesting of crops, and their
prices are always in accordance with
business principles. Mr.. w. S. Dean,