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

IIOi. OCdnCOn WAS III tnt CITY GOuay
Col. Westerman of St. Cloud was il
the city today.
s. ]. Rasmussen of Starbuck was il
the city ON Monday.
Miss Bertha Hartung of Little Falls
is the guest of GLADYS Imboden.
Henry Reid left on Monday fol
Kenmare where he will take claim
All the candidates for congress and
Governor are expected to be at the
Fair.
K. II. Burrell, county treasurer Of
Mile Laos county, was in the city to.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Koyl and child
was in town today, enroute for Bran.
don.
Mrs. David Guthmann and daughter
Rosalind, leave today for two weeks
visit in Chicago.
David Guthmann returned from
Chicago on Tuesday after purchasing
his fall stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Whitefeld re.
turned to their home in Park River
on Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Carson of Glenwood
spent Sunday in the city as the guest
of Mrs. Hilsdale.
The biggest and best; the Stearns
county Fair to be held in Sank Centre
Sept. 5, 6, and 7.
Come early and stay as long as you
can at the County Fair. 1t will be
better than ever this year.
The Misses Kate and Edith Scales
spent Sunday in the city, as the
guests OF Mr.. Gowen and family.
Henry Brayman, father of Mrs
Luke kells, died at Helena, Montana
ON Sunday, Aug. IA, of old age.
Mrs. Bert Wallace spent Saturday
and Sunday in this city as the guest
OF the Misses Edna and Mile Gowan
Mrs. Elmer E. Compton went tc
Grove Lake on Monday afternoon fol
few days. visit with friends.
James A. Martin came up from St.
Cloud on Wednesday and remained
in the city over night, returning to.
day.
John R. Howard, who has been in.
disposed for the last week, and was al
home recuperating, left for St. Paul,
today.
August Koerner of Litchfield. ex.
State treasurer, was in the city on
Wednesday and left today for Long
Prairie.
Miss Lillian Stebbins of Mime
apolis arrived in the city on Wednes.
day and is the guest of Mrs. w.
Benner.
Raymond Benner, who has been in
St. Louis for the past two months,
came home On Wednesday, ill, with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Charlotte Harmon Leavitt OF
Fair Haven, Mimi, is visiting with
her cousins, Oliver Boobar and Mrs.
c. G. Tobey.
Geo. Fish is "enjoying" bad case
OF poison contracted from coming in
contact with poison ivy while camp.
ing at Birch lake.
Prof. Henry Johnson and wife OF
Charlestown, Ill.,, are in the city, the
guests of Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Bishop.
Mrs. Truman is quite seriously ill
and under the care of DR.. McMasters.
A trained nurse came up from the
cities Wednesday night to care for her
1t is certain that John M. Emmel,
the present Register of Deeds OF
stearns Co., will have opposition in
the coming democratic primaries in
the person OF John A. Zapp of St.
Cloud.
The Sank Centre Base Ball Club
left Tuesday night for an extended
trip. They played Fergus Falls Wed
nesday and defeated that club at that
place in the afternoon by score of 4
to l. They play at Breckenridge on
Sunday.
The Degree of Honor ladies sur
prised the Workmen on Saturday
evening in their lodge rooms after the
regular session of lodge was adj
journed. A dainty lunch was served.
Geo. Chase and W. Clark responding
to clever toasts. A dance was enjoyed
afterwards.
Mrs. John Nelson was called to
Minneapolis on Wednesday by the
serious condition of her sister, Mrs.
j. La Gros, who recently submitted to
an operation at hospital at that city.
Mrs. La Gros lives at Butte, Montana,
and went to Minneapolis about six
weeks ago.
R. L. Palmer had narrow escape
from serious accident as he was re-
turning from Long Prairie with his
automobile on Sunday last. He was
driving his machine at high rate
of speed when he ran into a culvert
that had been broken by traction
engine driving over it. The auto came
near being upset and its occupants
mara considerably shaken nm Mr.