The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-04-10

county at 900 per acre. Lie uedl was
closed by telegraph. This is land
purchased by him almost ten years
ago for ten dollars an acre.
Stanley Dickinson wrote Lucas
Kells on Saturday that Charles Bron-
son had died that day in Grand Forks
of typhoid pneumonia. A few hours
later he wrote that it was a false re-
port current on the street, but that
Mr.. Bronson was very i'll indeed. and
little hope was entertained of his re-
covery. Mr.. Bronson has scores OF
friends in this city who will be panied
at the announcement of his severe
illness, and earnestly pray that he
may recover. He is a son-in-law OF
Henry Barnett of this city.
Fancy knit lace trimmed corset COW
ers, armless Isle vests, rnffied pants
and union suits knee and ankle
lengths at Mel. Blied's.
Mrs. c. w. Parker of Ashley, re-
turned on Saturday from a month s
visit with North Dakota friends.
Mel. Billed and H. Donart were in
St. Cloud on Thursday last.
The name Irwin hotel has given way
to the Adams house.
J. H. Hirschy, who made hosts of
friends here during the shooting
tournament, is now the champion
wing-shot of the United States. A
distinction won at the great tourna-
ment at Kansas City last week.
T. D. Davidson returned from
Minneapolis on Sunday last, after a
week spent with his family. His
daughter Florence is just recovering
from scarlet fever and infammatory
rheumatism.
Before buying your bicycle shoes or
outing shoes of any kind, inquire at
the Boston. They are the leaders in
athelitic footwear.
Frank Sprague of Fargo, spent
several days with friends in this city
during the past week. He returned
on Monday.
Don't miss the cigar sale at r. Car
penter & Co.'S, on Saturday, seven Lit
tie Ell Globo SC cigars for Csc.
Albert F. Kluge came down from
Fargo on Tuesday, and made all
arrangements for moving thither at
once. He will ship his household
goods and his driving horse this week,
and Mrs. Kluge will accompany him
on his return.
Theo. Schwenden came down from
Cloquet during the week on a brief
visit with his family. He returns for
an indefinite period.
Buy your underwear where you can
depend on the quality, on the size, the
shape and fit. We guarantee all
these and sell you better finished
garment for the same price you would
pay for inferior goods elsewhere.
Mel. Billed.
Kitty hat, the latest in child's hat,
at Cothlow & Co.'S.
Fred Inguls of Minneapolis, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Alex.
Beaudreau on Sunday.
Lucas Kells has reshingled his re-
sidence.
Little Ell 6 lobo SC cigars, mild and
sweet, for Csc, at r. Carpenter &
Co.'S, Saturday, the 18th.
Misses. Julia Magdalena Scheafer
of Albany, have been the guests OF
Miss Regina Bergman during the
past week.
Ezekiel Sheldon of Montana, an
aged uncle of Mrs. Alex. Beaudreau,
has been visiting his neice during
the past year. Although nearly
eighty years of age he is hale and
vigorous and actively engaged in
stock farming.
You will soon be interested in lace
curtains. Please remember we show
the largest line in the city and make
very low prices on curtains as we'll as
rugs and carpets. Mel. Billed.
Mrs. A. Wesley will receive orders
at any time for Ladies', Mems and
Children's Racine Hose or Feet:
white soles or otherwise.
Logan, son of J. M. Stamper, who
lives on the Simonton farm, north of
the city, had his arm broken a few
days since. The loaded wagon in
which he was riding gave lurch
which unseated him, and he so fell
that the wheels passed oyer his arm.
He is doing nicely.
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