The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-08

and petticoats, all made full and wide
of the best material, daintily trimmed
at prices to save you from Is to IS per
cent. Mel. Billed. " - 2'S'"""1l 3'''
Will James came up from st. Paul
and spent Sunday with his father. 9
Henry Keller has painted the Rest
Room building-a decided improve
ment. a~.. &C.,. g.e = . af..- .,l7~;
See the best line of hosiery ever
O if cred for the money at the Golden
Rule. r..'." . .-s..@ s@ .r~-'
The City laundry gives special at
tention to such laundry work as the
ladies require. Prompt attention and
reasonable prices. '..- 81. ...- Z"
The soil is now thoroughly satur-
ated.
Sunday was conspicuously bril-
liant day-more so because OF the
very few like it this spring. ... -...
Thomas w. Brown of Westport,
was in town on Monday. He said he
could fairly see the grain and grass
grow on Sunday.
Swift's bread at Bishops.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Guthman of the
new firm of Guthmann & Ables, who
succeed jacob Bros. & Mack, arrived
in the city on Tuesday, and as their
house. the ohm Dimond place is not
quite ready for their occupancy, they
left for St. Cloud today to remain I'M
til next Tuesday. They made a pleas
ant impression upon all with whom
they came in contact. ..
Goods for summer dresses, the cool
est, freshest fabrics designed for
summer dresses and waists. Lawns,
dimities, batiste, some of the popular
silken effects; every conceivable color
and design from Sc to Use per yard.
Mel. Billed. .. ...'.' T..
Hillerud says the Lion Brand of
paint is the best in the world, and he
sells them. If you are going to
spread any paint, either inside or out
side, investigate the Lion Bran d a
Hillerud's. .:.-
Mrs. Barto will erect brick extern
sion of forty feet on her Third-st.,
building for additional room for G..
Hillerud. The partition now in the
building will be removed, giving all
the floor space of the main building
for display of goods. The addition
will contain the workshop and give
considerable storage room.
George Oldham OF Birchdale was in
town on Saturday.. .,' .- ... ..
John Kusba Jr. came down from
Kenmare on Saturday, with his arm
in sling. A horse which he was
riding threw him, breaking his arm.
Mrs. D. F. Miller of Grand Forks,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. VIM. Blake.
Harry S. Gilbert of Alexandria,
accompanied by his wife, were in the
city on Tuesday. They were return
ing from California, where they spent
the winter and stopped over to visit
friends in this city. :...'
Choice selections of all kinds OF
wash goods at the Golden Rule.
Mrs. Ed Dunlap is convalescing
nicely. .a.: '",. .... :.. .~..4 ,
Mrs. p. B. Hanson returned home
recently, and is progressing finely.
Mrs. George Fish, who went to Min,
neapolis for medical treatment, is as
sured by her physician that she will
be able to return home soon greatly
improved. - s..
M. Hogan has money to loan at six
per cent payable annually at his office,
ION or before plan. ..f... ....s-.
L.R. Barto has money to loan. -
C. !. Kerr has gone to St. Paul, and
will return soon with his wife and child
to make their permanent residence
here. They expect to live at the Pal
mer for the present, or until he can
secure suitable house. Mr.. Kerr
represents the st. Cloud Grocery COM
pany in central Minnesota. '~
Miss Alice Dean has closed her term
of school at Birch Lake, and is at
home. B. g" III -.. .j;.s'. .:., =
Emery Van Norman has closed out
his business here, and expects to leaye
next week for Kenmare or Winot. ...
Wood choppers wanted to work six
miles east of Sank Centre. # Apply to
James Ingram, United Manufacturing
Co. ........ -.
Wednesday was perfect day for the
season-warm and bright, ..-..
L. D. Harrison, who bought the
Charles Brown place, south of Johr
Towards, has moved upon it with his
family consisting OF his wife and neice.
He will devote portion of his place
to market gardening, and will raise
chickens in considerable numbers. ID
Geo. Fish has lust put in line o.