The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-01
Late Local News

Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Irwin, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. S.
Dean for several weeks, returned tc
Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Our remnant sale has been a big
success; few good bargains still
left. Mel. Billed.
Harry Hamilton, the Great North
ern lineinan, will remove to ST. Clouc
soon.
The Ladies Musical club will NEE
with Mrs. Howard E. Wilcox on Tues
day afternoon next at half past thres
O'Clock.
Spring hates to remain more than &
day or two at time. Sunday was
delightfully."- summerlike, Monday was
typical April day, ands Tuesday
acted more like piece of November
For graduating gowns beautiful
swisses, Persian lawns, dimities,
linens and silk tissues at Mel. Blied's
James Ingram visited Grey Eagle
last week. 3.
The stalwart form and smiling face
of Bert Van Camp was seen on our
streets last Wednesday. Bert always
has a good word and good story for
every one and is a welcome visitor in
Grey Eagle.-Gazette.
Eyesight is priceless. Don't 60
around half blind when a pair of Mel.
Scherffius glasses willhelpyou. Eyes
examined free.
The "Walnuts and Wine'' of Lip
pincott's Magazine has been said 10y
so good an authority as the Indian
apolis Journal to surpass any monthly
department in the magazines devoted
to fun. In the May number there will
be breezy bit from Caroline Lock
hart (Suzstte) and unfailing good
things from other favorites.
Art squares, rugs and mattings at
lowest prices at Mel. Blied's. ..
A thunder storm on Monday, with a
sharp dash of hail.
The pupils of the Benedictine
Sisters and ST. Paul's church choir
will give musicale on May 5, 1902, al
eight o'clock p. m. We extend a
cordial invitation to all. Reserve
seat tickets so cents other seats, %
cents.
F. Churchill Williams is the prose.
laureate OF. the steel works. His last
strong story appears in the May Lip.
pincott's. 1t is called "The Conspir.
acy."
Eyes examined free by Mel. Scherf.
fius. If you do not need glasses he
will tell you SO.
John Dlmond is seriously consider.
ing the matter of building another
house on the lot just south of his
pretty new residence on Main-st. He
has leased the one just completed to
d. r. Guthman, of the new firm OF
Ables & Guthmap, successors to ia
cobb Bros. & Mack.
A new sort of allegory haa been in
vented by Clinton Dangerf1eld. 1t
possesses the charm of the older SYM
bolism, but adds human interest and
character. In the May Lippincott
there is an example, called ''The Best
Gift" brief but striking.
Prof. G. A. Stanton went to Birch
Lake on Saturday.
Fred N. Dimond has completed a
very pretty cottage on Ash-st., and
has the foundation already in for an
other adjoining it. There is demand
for such houses in the city and he who
furnishes them is public spirited ben
efactor.
The finest display of new carpets
ever shown in this city at Mel.
Blied's.
L. w. Gingery is getting nicely set
tied in the Simonton house, corner
Third and Maple-sts.
w. S. Dean made business trip to
Minneapolis during the past week.
The Palmer house is doing a fine
business, and it is not an unusual
thing to find the house oyercrowded to
the extent that outside accommoda-
tions have to be provided.
Benz. J. Kirch has entered the en-
pley of George L. Butler. He is an
expert barber and comes from Kaho-
han, Mo.
Lace curtains, ruffied curtains en-
broidered and plain swiss curtains,
fish nets, and Arabian curtains at
Mel. Blied's.