The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-02-07
Do not forget the Bazaar at the City
OPERA house on Monday evening. next.

i Do not forget the Bazaar at the Cit,
OPERA house on Monday evening next
/ Ben schoenof went to ST. Clops
on Monday. l:i
A. G. Lyman and lillian Emmersor
4 Of the town Of Raymond. were in TIL
city Monday. i.
See Mel. Scherffius's line OF watches
and rings.
New Munich is in sharp competition
with La Crosse and Minneapolis in the
jobbing trade in this city,
We carry the Buckeye Bath Cabine,
in stock. Call and see IL; none better.
Hanson & Emerson, The Corner Drug
Store.
Mr.. Luckemeyer of the Melrose
Stone Works, was in the city on Mon
day.
Hay sold on the market in this city
on Monday the choicest and best
being as high as $40 per- ton. #
New muslin underwear now ready
for your Inspection. Every garment
is CORRECTLY designed and. finished
with the utmost care. Prices for this
sale fully one third below their real
value. Mel. Billed. @.->
The ladies of the Grand Army at
w adena will celebrate Lincoln's birth
day with appropriate exercises.
Coma, Mocha and Java-Best coffee
in the world for 20 cents, at Tobeys.
The Germania House will be mater
tally enlarged and improved IN the
spring. The old wooden part on the
street will be moved back and two
story brick structure take it's place.
Work will begin as soon as the frost
is out of the ground, and stone is be-
ing drawn for the oundation.
Chapped hands, and cracked lips
and roughness of skin cured quickly
by Banner SalRe, the most healing
ointment in the world. For sale by
Fiesler &Mc Niece,
Wilfred Parcher received a tele-
gram on Wednesday,, announcing the
death of the wife of his brother, F. NJ.
Parcher of Minneapolis, one of the old
settlers of that city. Mr.. Parcher
left on the early train this morning TO
attend the funeral. .--
Money to loan on improved farms at
lower rates and better terms than
ever. j. F. COOPER.
The college students gave a social
dancing party on Friday evening last
at the college hall, to their friends.
which was success. The music was
by the Symphony orchestra. There
was good attendance, and every
thing passed off very smoothly and en-
]oyably.
All the latest mag azines, weekly and
daily papers at Fiesler & McNeice'.
The steam heating plant at the
school house was partially frozen on
Monday morning, SO that two or three
of the rooms were so cold that it was
impossible to hold school,, and the
children were sent home.
Tooth DR.. Niven will be in Long
Aoo'u' Prairie, February and 9;
Sank Centre, February IL and II and
Melrose, February, ID and IA.
Next Friday will be Lincoln's birth
dny-a statutory holiday which will
be observed by the banks and the post
ofice-if not generally.
Hair switches made to order and
S at ists cite rguar anteed. Miss May
berry's store.
This has been a severe winter on the
old settlers. Many have died through
out the state, and many others are
seriously i'll. ."...
The Touring mill is local institu-
tion which contributes not little to
the clty's business activity and pros
perity. Why then send abroad for
-four:
Highest price paid for oak butt logs
at Keller's factory. Farmers bring in
your logs. - ......
The ground hog was wise. No
sooner had he gazed admiringly at his
attenuated shadow and retired TO his
nice warm bed room than a cold wave
swept down upon this section of coun-
try-2Oo below zero, and the hog
laughed turned over and commenced
a six-week nap. He will wake up in
time to witness the ST. Patrick's day
celebration. >
The HERALD is indebted to r. j.
O'Connell of St. Paul for a copy of the
United States Wholesale Grocers' and
Gamers directory published by the
company of which he is a member. 1t
is the official list of the jobbers, brok-
,ers and Gamers of the United States,
with their addresses.