The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
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7!kt;i! gtS Z E;;f $3.50 - srsrz1r-r k,1g
IDana sfsil:5to attend the Il: Bostan
muslin sa}e.a@2 s;fsz ] :s1a TT ST II II
Mrs! Emery Van Norman mas been
quite Ill But ID con val escent.:I Ea-t *''zz<'
:;Geos sngran Visited a.: Minneapoliiss
duringt he current week. .~.e.- .;.z..:-.! :
Yacht Club Salad dressing 20, CENT
per bottts at simonton's. -2..5-*s
WANTED-Dining room girl at the
Gensra fHeuse,at. onee.<t2 = :: .7::H:'
N. sDS arker ofLong Prairie, WAS
ID the city on Sunday. 1921 l...;2 s'.- :.
Among the newer social organiza-
lions of the city 10 Cinch club.
Fancy aGaliforniaN Mayer oranges, 80
and: Accents per dozen at sirnonton g:
Don't >fail TO attend the muslin sale
st the Boston next week.. @:4 = !:,t:%. =.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sullivan are
spending the week in the Twin Cities
Wedding rings at Mel. Schurfius's,
iaweler and optician. ::.a. =: }. liz W
Examine the Singer Sewing MIA,
chimes at the Singer Office. - ::
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly
and promptly done. Mel Schurffias
Jewe1er. -: -.>::"f-::: :.,.:' 49,. 4 :: Al
Your eyes-carefulty and correctly
fitted by Mel. Schertfius. Examina-
ton made. free. .....-...- ...-.
The Musical Club will meet with
Miss Brooks, on Tuesday afternoon
ia $3.50: .... 800.
Just few more. winter wraps left at
the Boston. We are determined to
close them out, regardless Of cost
WANTED-Teams for hauling, load
wood. Good wages paid Apply to
j. A.:Debbs, Grey Eagle, Mimi *:
LosT-A sum of money-two- bills
rolled or folded together. A suitable
reward for its return to J. o. ,henk
The wood market is lively these
days, and good prices are realized.
The. indications are, however, tha-
consumers are getting fairly we'll
stocked. - 49, , =
Last SUNDAY was a bitterly cold
day-the thermometer down well to
ward the 200 below zero mark, and a
stiff wind blowing. 1t was the sort Of
q day chat eats ii bi g Eule ln a....,.u
pile. ..' 49,: ,....
Rock ls being drawn for the the
foundation of St. Paul's church
which. will be commenced in the
spring. 49,. ..~- =. 49,. 49, -.:,-...
If your eyes ache there's surely
something wrong with them-prob-
ably you need glasses. I will ex-:
smine your eyes absolutely free Of
charge, diagnose your trou BILE and
prescribe for it, NJ. A. Scherffius
r gistered Optician. =, -. 80. .....:,;
Mr.. and Mira. F. M. Garland and
daughter, have all been Victims of a
sore throat during the past week.
Mr.. Garland was unable 10 hold serv-
ices on Sunday evening last by reason
of it.
Many of the ills from which women
suffer can be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich, red
blood, gesd digestion and health fol-
lowing it's use. IS cents. Hanson &
Emerson. .-' I
Rev. E. P. Savage, state agent for
the society, which is engaged in find
ing homes for waits, was in the city on
Sunday; investigating some cases Of
paternal neglect 49,. =. II
For SALE-I still nave for sale tive
good young boars of serviceable age
and FIVE. young soxs. They are all
good. heavy boned, growthy pigs. z@R,
X. Pierce. - }: s4.c>. |-::. ;~' =! ,':~:-1
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WANrEp--Good. girl for general
house; work Enquire bof 'Chas. M
Wilkins at Phelps St Hadd ock g hard
ware store. +: IN, 81 -..,S -
Remember the esten store is quot
ing the lowest 2pricesfn the-city onf
muslins. Lonsdale and Fruft;-only g.
cents per yard. u .@'@ z'.': .=-
81 and a sheetings. only i and 16 81
cents per yard at the Boston, during
their muslin sale.<;,;; :t:: heb Es4: NJ:
Glenwooa Academy ::pirr'esp'laares for
Celegei, and University: Catalogue aa
free.,,Address, Glenwood Academy.
Glenwoed. M Minnesota lls ar.,ae,ls Al +a, -
Teachers VIII be- pleased to- know
thai the II orlnaf course at Gienweod1
Academy wiz help them & secure tir9s1t
grsdeteertideatea1sa. 4tayl, 4siv7 7411 .yaa5)
sFoKe SALE Exsrsig coed, high grade
Poland, China pigs,;t either = esk: SIX
miles vest pt sapIkk Centre 's ,,, We. n
I love thee eyes Taeseatheef
But it's att that f can ever be,