The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

It is very muddy.
WANTED-Kitehen girl at the Pal.
msr house.
Guy Sposnsr is seriously i'll with an
abscess of the hip.
A beautiful lot of new pillow top, a,
Mel. Blied's.
Mrs. T. d. Barrett is seriously i'll liz
the hospital in st. Paul.
Ladies yici kid shoes, heavy exten.
sion soles, $3.50 at the Boston.
Mrs. Nicolaus has some rooms to
rent In her home on Second-st.
A case of very choice patterns oil
Japanese china ware, just received al
Mel. Blisd's.
Miss Mary Sanford will spend Sat.
urday and Sunday at her home in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. w. Austin arrived on Tues.
day, and is lat no ne" in the Gray
house on Birch-st.
Those two buckle overshoes for chill.
dren are just the thing for cold wealth.
er at the Boston.
Freight cars from the north and
west on Wednesday night were heavi.
ly covered with snow.
WANTED-Teams for ha uling load
wood. Good wages paid. Apply to
j. A. Dobbs, Grey Eagle, MINI.
Ben James is down from Kenmare
on a visit with friends. He has a val.
uble claim there for which he was
offered good price.
For SALE-Extra good, high grade
Poland China pigs, either sex. Six
miles west of Sank Centre.
Roy K. PIERCE.
The Wilkin County News says that
Judson Smith OF Campbell, was elected
county commissioner by q vote of two
to one, and adds that he will make an
excellent officer.
Mrs. innifrsd Lynch, who has
been visiting daughter in Minneapo-
lis, returned on Tuesday. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kerghis, went to Minneapolis
and returned with her.
Choice pigs for sale. T. w. Gala
gher. four miles north of town at Fairy
Lake.
r. A. Starr, of the firm of Starr &
Causing, has leased the house recent
ly purchased by Miss Hatch, ION Ma.
ple-st.
GlenwOod Academy is not the best
school in the world, but it has ar up
to-date, practical business depart
ment.
Fred Kurrell had the misfortune to
break his arm the other day while un-
loading wheat at the elevator. He fell
90 striking as to break the arm and
dlslocate the shoulder.
The Boston has large new line OF
table linens which they will place on
sale next week. These linens were
purchased at a remarkab BILE low prices
and are guaranteed to be exceptionally
good values.
Examine that beauty of a birds eye
maple, drop head sewing machine a,
Schoenhoff's.
P. B. Huston of Getty, Nick Min.
nette Of Sank Centre town and S. M.
Taylor of this city are on the petit
jury ut the term of court now in ses.
sion In St. Cloud.
Dainty new laces with insertions tc
match for handkerchiefs, also sheer
linens for centers at Mel. Blied's.
Two hundred pieces OF fine decorat
ed Japanese chiua consisting of sugar
and cream sets, teapots, salad bowls
mustard pots, bouillon cups and sauc
ers, bonbon dishes, hair receivers
fancy .pl ates, ETC., etc. Mel. Billed.
Joseph Exford will give you good
meal at very low price-from 15c to Csc
Try him --Third-st.
There was q spirited debate at the
High school on Friday afternoon last
and the judes concluded, after decid-
ing the excellent arguments on both
sides, that HamletI was not insane
but feigned madness.
just received, at Dahlem's grocery
store, one full car Of slavery southern
apples. Good keepers. The best var.
ieties.
Work on the safety appliance at the
railroad junction is progressing and
will be completed this month. Sucf
accidents as that of a month age will
then be impossible.
Falcon Pancake Flour at Bishops
Try sack, Is cents.
In Metre Grove during the pas,
week Nicholaus Brang, Jr., and Miss
Philomena Imdske, and Henry Wslle
and Miss Pauline Ortman, were mar