The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-08-18


Friday.
| Alex. Bowens left for Hazel, s. D.
on Thursday last.
Mrs. Frank Parker returned fro1
Duluth on Saturday.
The races at the County Fair vii
be better than ever this year.
Paul Hilsdale and Claude Doyl
left for Fergus Falls on Friday.
Miss Anna Fridlund of this city i
now the guest of Miss Clara Carpen
ter of North Ashley.
Stephen Kinsella Jr., is reported a
being under the weather with al
liberated tooth.
Mat. Mihlelich, proprietor of tn
Sank Centre Marble Works, will b.
absent from the city for about eigh
days putting up monuments.
Miss Anna Cothlow left on Friday
for Minneapolis and after a weeks
stay there intends to 60 to her HON,
in Wisconsin.
Miss Kathleen McKannew OF PARK
Rapids, was in the city, between trains
on Friday, on her way to Daugherty
Iowa. She was the guest of Miss
Tatro.
Mrs. Rennicks arrived in the city
on Monday to join the Doctor. They
will make their home at the Central
House until the Doctor can purchase
or rent a residence.
The church bell was raised in the
St. PauPs church on Wednesday. II
was cast by H. Stuckstede & Co., st.
Louis and was baptized at st. Joseph
in 1885, and weighs 5000 pounds.
Otto Schleusener was given the
fellow crafts degree in the Masonic
Lodge on Tuesday evening. The
lodge is very busy at the present time
comforting degrees.
The Ladies of the w. r. G. will
hold picnic at the residence of James
White at Mccormick Lake on Tues.
day, Aug. %. The members of the
G. A. R. are cordially invited.
All the candidates for congress in
this district and both the republican
and democratic candidates fol
governor have been invited to be pre-.
sent at the Fair and it is expected
that they will attend.
MIR. T. w. Brown, superintendent
of the Glenwood State Fish hatchery,
accompanied by his wife, spent Sun.
day as the guest of Mrs. Stewart
Taylor, returning to Glenwood Mon
day.
Virgil Thomasan left for San Jose
on Tuesdays flyer. If Mr.. Thomson
is benefited in health he will make
that his home. Mrs. Thomason and
Jessie, will join him in
California in October.
Mrs. George G. w. Thacker who
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. M. A. Scherffius, left on Monday
for a short visit with her friends, Mr..
and Mrs. William Moses of Alex
andria, before returning to her home
in Glenwood.
Mr.. I. HI. Thompson of Starbuck,
called at our office on Monday. Mr..
Thompson worked at his trade as a
harness maker in Sank Centre from
1868 to 1872, pulling waxed ends in
the same building where the Herald
office is now located.
IT'S said bottle and glass
Will make person mellow
But Rocky Mountain Teas the
drink
That livens up fellow.
w. G. Fraser, who put in the Sank
Centre sewerage system, has secured
the contract of putting in a sewerage
system in Wheaton, MINI. We can
assure the people of Wheaton a good
job.
Hubert Hansen, the st. Cloud
attorney has filed his affidavit as a
for the democratic nomina-
ton for Judge of Probate in this
county. He has held the position
before and is we'll qualified to fill the
Office.
Miss Meyberry left for the twin
cities on Monday to purchase her fall
and winter stock of MILLINERY. Her
long experience in the business en-
ables her to make most excellent
selections in the arts and creations in
her line.
Miss Marie Tatro returned OH Satur-
days train from Westport where she
was visiting for the last three days at
the home of P. HI. Flynn. Little Carl
Flynn accompanied her and will
spend this week with his aunt, Mrs.
L. d. Harrison. ..
Frank Thornton of Benson accom-
panied by Judge E. T. Thorson of
came over on Sunday after
his sister, Miss Bessie Thornton, who
has been the guest of Miss Dean of
his city. She was called home on
account OF the death OF her little niece,
he daughter of Mrs. Stone of Benson.
Alice and Raymond Dean accom-
panied the party to Glenwood, return
ng Monday morning.
Hon. David T. Calhoun of ST.
Cloud, has filed his affidavit as can
litate for the Office of Judge Of Probate