The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-11-20
John Kirche is very i'll.

John Kirche Is very i'll.
Mrs. Geo. Fish is WHITING St. Paul
friends.
Herman Donart ran nail into his
hand and is nable to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash McNeice are
visiting Indiana friends.
S. P. Hansen shipped carload o,
hogs on Wednesday.
Tom and Bert FIahaven of Getty,
were in town on Wednesday.
Chas. Nelson and Herman Wuttke
have returned from Kenmare and will
spead the winter in the city.
The reading room will be open
every evening except Sunday, until
futher notice.
Miss Mayberry is Offering a desir-
able line of fashionable trimmed hats
at special reduction.
Street hats of the choicest patterns
are offerd by Miss May berry at special
bargains-Call and see them.
OK Qaill OF Lake George, wac
town on Wednesday. ~t.
Mrs. Emily Bedore and son Lewis
cave this week for St. Paul to make
their home there.
Our annual thanksgiving sale OF
linen bargains Monday November "a.
Mel Billed.
Fancy linen tray cloths, center
pieces, doylies, scarfs, etc SO desirable
for table decorations in endless variety
at Mel. Billed.
Fringed damask towels, regul ar
$3.50 value, special sale price 1sc.
Mel. Billed.
A sample line of embroidered waist
patterns just received at Mel. Beds.
Remnant sale of silk and velvets,
short lengths suitable for fancy work,
at Blieds.
We must have more room for our
holiday goods, so will inaugarate a
special sale of cloaks right now in the
height of the season, of new up to date
cloaks and JACKIE is, call and get our
prices Mel. Billed.
Having rented the Hedin building
opposite our present location to take
possession December l, we will have
big removal sale, in order to save
moving goods Cothlow & Co.
Cothlow & Go. will sell everything
at a great reduction silk, velvet, rib
bon, plumes, trimmed and street hats
everything must 60 at almost any
price.
Miss Mayberry S offering desir-
able line of fashionable trimmed hats
at specil sale.
Street hats of the latest pattern are
offered by Miss Mayberry at special
bargaih-Call and see them.
Do you want a child's hat-a good
one-at low price? Gall on Miss
Mayberry.
Have you seen them?
The Boston is showing 3 beautiful
line of holiday hankerchiefs in all the
new and dainty designs, lace, embroid-
cred, hemstltehed, etc.
August Pride has purchased the
John Kuzba building on Main-st., and
it is rumOred that it will be occupied
as a saloon. Consideration for the
property $1,000.
Gothold LANCE, who holds respon-
sible position with Canadian logging
company, at work on Lake Vermillion,
visited hisparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
LANCE, during the week.
Great bare aims in ladies, misses
and children's cloaks and jackets; to
make room for our big display OF holt
day gssds, we will close out the bal
ance of our coats and jackets at great
ly reduced prices at Mel. Billed.
In order to save moving goods we
will close out stock at as low price
as never before offered in Sank
Centre; now is your chance to get
a bargain.
Until December 1, removal sale we
will sell goods regardless Of cost, veil
ings at Sc. per yard. Cothlow & Co.
The marriage of Toy Smith OF Vii
lard and Miss Winnie johnson OF Ray
mond is announced. They are both
graduates of our High school, and ex-
ceptionally bright. Their large circle
of friends in this city extend cordial
congratulations.
Ben Moritz, who has been in the en-
ploy of Thomas 81. Barrett for several
months, has been selected by sheriff
elect Bernick for chief deputy at the
sheriff's office in st. Cloud, a position
he occupied several years ago. Mr..
Moritz is every way competent to fill
the position.
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