The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-03-27
Odds and Ends.

will fit you call on Mel. Scherffius.
Mrs. VIM. Blake proved herself a
clever entertainer at card party CIV
en- by her on Friday evening last.
There was marked contrast in
Gather between last Sunday and the
week preceding it. Last Sunday
was beautiful day, mild and balmy.
Frank E. Minnette feared that his
robes had been stolen prior to the fire
which destroyed his livery stable, but
in looking over the ruins he has
found several pieces of charred and
partially consumed furs and skins
which convinces him that they were
burned up.
John G.. Hammered of St. Cloud,
district agent for the Osborne binder
company, has been in the city during
the past week on business.
Rings-Pleasant memories. Rings
are evidences of history-A special
ring should be had as a souvenir of
every event. They need not be expen-
sive, but must be beautiful. Mel.
Scherffius has them.
No acids are used in washing at the
City Steam Laundry.
S. Peudergast sold carload of
steers on Monday to S. P. Hansen,
which brought an average of $4,000.
Pretty good animals, those.
James McVettie, one of the clerks at
the Palmer House since it opened, has
gone to Faribault to be clerk of a ho-
tel there. He has made many friends
while here who will regret his de-
parture.
Frank Simonton left on Tuesday
for Ada to accept position in the
First National Bank, under Chas.
Lofgren. He IS steady, reliable
young man and will give his employer
good service.
Harry Grey has entered the employ
of Fiesler & McNeice.
A new store has been opened by B.
Samuels, corner Third & Main-sts.,
for products of Oriental hand-looms,
and fine handicrafts. The Oriental
rugs are famous for their wonderful
and beautiful fast coloring
and intricate design. The public is
requested to inspect these rugs, dra-
peries and embreideries. q The perman-
ency of this, undertaking in Sank
Centre will depend on the patronage
If its. citizens a,>~~. -
LOST-A bunch of keys between the
1ostoffice and Swift's bakery. Please
'eturn to DIR. G.. Z. Hughes.
Mr.. Brown, who is conducting the
baking exhibit at How Bros. 8 Co.'s
epresenting the i Majestic range, was
delayed in getting here until Wednes-
lay. However, on the first day two
anges were sold, Practical tests
convinced even the most skeptical.$s /
The De Loral Cream Separator is
he standard, the world over. More
lavesbee sold in this vicinity than
Ill others combined, and all giyeI
perfect satisfaction. How Bros. &
Co., have the exclusive agency.
A burned bridge near Melrose is de-
aging Great Northern trains to-day.
4 The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give a novel dime sociable at the
nome of Mrs. Dean, on Friday. even
ing ofnext week. Particulars later.
Theioe left the lower lake today.
TO the friends who 50 kindly and
efficiently assisted us in the funeral
rites Of curl owed one we desire to ex-'
tend our most heartfelt than ksssse
-.S1 Nv. J.gBoIK1Ns. ~ =
Mrs. q, M. WOODRUFF
Hillerud says the Lion Brand Of
paintis the: best in the world, and he
sells them II you are going TO
spread any paint, either inside tout
Ode, investigate the Lion Brand at
Hillerud's. j. q zl
q M. n. Dixie IS in the town taking
orders for the famous Jewell nursery
stock that grows.
sot The Western. Union company has
put in master clock to, regulate all
the electric clocks in the city. Cor
rections will be made every hour
Edward berg, formerly OF the Long