The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-14
New embroideries and insertions, at

New embroideries and insertions, at
The Boston store.
Five beautiful Ladies in the Great
Rainbow dance with "a Merry Min
ister.'' At the Grand opera house,
on March 26.
Baby, Dunbar, the youngest child
actor before the public today is with
"a Merry Minister" in songs and
dances. His act alone is worth the
price of admission. At the Grand
opera house, On March rs.
To their fine line of canned goods
r. Carpenter & Co. call special at
tention. They have been selected with
the utmost care. and are as fine as can
be found in market. ~...,
The air-brake instruction cara
perfect puzzle of intricate machinery.
passed over the Great Northern at
tached to No. l, on Monday. Practi-
cal instructions are given to the train
men of the methods OF handling the
air brakes on the trains.
P. F. Connolly, formerly roadmaster
of this division, of the Great Northern,
later superintendent of the Kallspel
division, has just been appointed
roadmaster of the Breckenridge div
ision. His family have been living in
Melrose, and will remove to, w illmar,
much to the regret Of Melrose,pe people.
Priestley IS blacktdress goods, at The
Boston store. -.
Ernest Edwards, a nephew of w. S.
Dean, is visiting his uncle for "a few
days. Mr.. Edwards has been in
charge of the hospital which was main
| tanned in connection with the work on
the Cascade tunnel-tbe work recent
ly completed by the Great Northern
road. -: ...~. HI:
Newest things in colored dress
goods, at The Boston store.
At the National Creamery Butter
makers Convention st. Paul, Mimi,
February 1s to %, 1901, butter made
by Edward H. Webster, Ames, Iowa
scored SO, one point higher than any
other butter. Mr.. Webster used the
Improved United States Cream Sepa-
rator. For sale, by w. S. Dean &
Co. ,s. -. ., 49,. ,. 49,.
Coma, Mocha and Java.-Best coffee
in the world for 20 cents, at Tobey's.
l. Mel. Scherffius will regulate your
watch. without charge. ~,
r. E. Daniels, adjuster for the Ma
tional ms. Co. and C. S. Cowles ofor
the Royal were here yesterday and
adjusted the loss of Mrs. Jane Collins
on dwelling and contents, allowing
her total loss on both, 500 on house
and $500 on furniture. These compa-
MES are represented in P. Lambs
agency. H.. s...4 g,
Wash goods in endless variety, at
The Boston store. 49,. . r. b.
The two convicts who took French
leave OF the State reformatory. at St..
Cloud, were captured at Bridgman.
They were discovered by Geo. r.
Whitney, formerly of this city, and the
arrest was made by the sheriff OF
Mile Laos county. The bounty OF
800 for the capture will be divided
between them.
Silk Foulards, at The Boston store
| More snow fell on Tuesday after
noon and night-oyer six inches-than
during any one storm in three years.
There was not much wind, SO that it is
not badly drifted. The weather was
comparatively warm, about 2Sa, and
the snow is damp, affording excellent
sleighing, in fact the only good sleigh
ing for more than two years. The
present indications are, however, that
it will be short lived.
| Call at w. S. Dean & Co.'S and see
the improved United States Cream
Separator and Kentucky Detachable
Heel Shoe Drill. !. tt
| Smoke Mansell's.
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