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

Mrs. A. w. Austin and Miss Louis
Keller visited Mrs. T. Bum at Yves
, Port on Friday.
Mrs. Fred Cooper will entertain tn
Sans Souci Art Club at the Coope
cottage at Birch lake, this week.
| c. M. McCollum went to Willard OF
Wednesday. He has the contract Il
plaster two residences at that place.
Mr.. w. J. Suthers of Chicago, son
in-law of w. w. Galusha, arrived il
the city on Wednesday for a week.,
visit.
The Royal Neighbors will give al
ice cream social at the Woodman hal
on Monday evening, Aug. %. Every
body invited.
Albert Butcher has 200 feet of rec
cedar counter and lot of shelving
all in first class condition, which he
desires to sell.
Miss Emma Riley spent Thursday
and Friday of last week at the home
of her brothers, Charles and Frank
Riley of Grove Lake.
Mr.. E. B. Harrison left for Mime.
apolis on Tuesday to attend the
marriage of his niece, the daughter Of
Mr.. F. G. Harrison.
The Stearns County Fair to be held
in this city Sept. 5, 6, and 7, is a
farmers fair, of the farmers, for the
farmers and by the farmers.
J. r. Kinsella of Parpio, North
Dakota, returned home on Saturday
for visit at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kinsella of Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Long Of
Belgrade, rode over in their auto on
Sunday and spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. ]. H. Law of this city.
Mrs. Craig and daughter, Elma, Of
Mccormick lake left for Livingston
Montana, on Friday last. They ex.
pect to be gone about year. =
DR.. Robbins left on "Wednesday
morning for Portland, Oregon, where
he will be associated with DIR. ]. A.
Petit, formerly of this city.
On Aug. Is and 10 the Great North.
ern Ry. will sell round trip tickets tc
Devils Lake and Grand Forks at one
fare, good to return on the %.
Mesdames c. M. Sprague, E. j
Lewis and Misses Pike and Bisbor
returned on Friday from a weeks out.
ing at Osakis. They were guests al
hotel Idlewilde.
Albert Mott of California, is in the
city, the guest of H. N. Carpenter
MIR. Mott resided in the city until
about four years ago when he went tc
the coast.
Miss Delta Dickson of Emmets.
burg, passed through town on
Wednesday on her way to Westport,
to visit the family of Mr.. G. s. Nc.
Curry. Miss Dickson is first class
teacher of elocution.
James Stevens, mail carrier on
Rural Route No. 4, who has been
under the weather for some time, went
to Akley on Wednesday to spend a
couple of weeks among the pines to
recuperate.
On Tuesday last while little Agnes
the II year old daughter of Mr.. o. B.
Johnson was playing "circus" on an
improvised trapeze she fell and dis
located her left elbow. DIR. Lamb
cared for the injured member and she
is now doing we'll.
Editor Lindsay of the Starbuck
Times and G. o. Ofsthun of Starbuck
passed through this city Wednesday
on their return from Devils Lake
where they went to register for the
opening of the reservation.
5. z. Roach, veteran of the Civil
war and one of the pioneer settlers OF
Stearns county, died at his home in
Paynesville, Aug. 10, from heart
failure. He was born in England in
1886, settled in Paynesville in 1860.
You had better register for some OF
the land Uncle Sam is about to give
away in the Devils Lake reservatson.
The Great Northern Ry. will sell
round trip tickets to Devils Lake and
Grand Forks at one fare Aug. 10 and
10, gooe to return on the %.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Campbell
of Deland, Illinois, visited at the
home of Mr.. w. A. Morse, between
trains on Wednesday, and then went
to Westport to visit their daughter,
Mrs. G. s. McCurry. Miss Velma
McCurry met her grandparents at this
place. ...
Delbert McNutt came down from
Crookston on Tuesday where he is
employed in the Western Union
Telegraph Office. He will spend his
vacation with his mother at Grove
Lake.
Mrs. Schauble left on Monday for
the cities where she went to select her
fall and winter stock of millenery
goods. She expects to be gone about
two weeks. Miss Marie Tatro will
have charge of the stoae during her
absence.
Mrs. I. D. Harrison, sister-in law of
Mr.. E. B. Harrison, was in the city