The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-03-12
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WOCAs
L. ]. Rocholl OF st. Cloud was in
The city on business Saturday. -
viii Weber of st.: Cloud was IN
Sank Centre Monday: -. ~. - ).
W.o. P. Hillsdale went to. the cities
last Saturday and returned Monday
afternoon. --s 49,. -
- Dr.,J. A. Du Bois returned Friday
evening from a business trip to, st.
Paul.
We have the exclusive sale of Col
lege Girl corsets; new stock just in.
At Dahlem's.
Miss Anna Weber Of st Cloud re-
turned home Monday after visit here
with friends.
Maynard Smith of the Mcclellan
Paper Company of Minneapolis was a
SauH Centre visitor Wednesday.
Get your St. Patrick Shamrocks,
green ribbon and green ties at Dah-
ems next Tuesday.
Gerhardt Nathe of Meters Grove
spent Sunday here with his brother
Math. Natoe, returning home Monday.
Andrew j. Fritz of the St. Cloud
Journal-Press passed through Sauk
Centre Monday en- route up the branch.
Lucas Kells went to St. Paul this
and will return tomorrow
evening.
Miss Frances Ebben spent Sunday
with Miss Daugherty at Willard, ret
urning home on Monday.
Miss Alice Dean came over from
Wilmar Saturday evening for visit
here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. s. Dean.
A few tons CT nice timothy hay for
sale, six miles northeast, also timothy
seed and seed corn. w. A. Morse.
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Rev. j. Noe left on Monday for his
home in Minneapolis after having
filled the Methodist pulpit here satis-
factorily for the past four months.
All subscribers year or more in
arrears, please take notice. The
Herald will have to cut you out if
you do not pay up by April 1.
S. A. ChalIman, state inspector of
graded schools, came up from Mimi
eapolis Sunday night and stopped
over here during Monday fornoon.
c. w. Stark, the St. Cloud " lid"
preacher and temperance worker, was
in Sauk Centre Monday on route
north.
&. L. Johnson, proprietor OF the
Fair Store, returned on Saturday
night from trip to the cities listing
several days.
L. w. Gingery started Monday
afternoon on business trip to Benz
idji, Duluth and other northern Mimi
esota points.
G. I. Johnson of the Johnson Man
ufacturing Csmpany passed through
Sauk Centre Tuesday afternoon on
route to Walker.
Bishop Morrison returned to Sauk
Centre Tuesday noon from Melrose
and went to Morris on the 4:10 North
ern Pacific passenger.
Mrs. ]. H. Bruce and daughter Mrs.
Mantor returned home on Wednesday
last after having spent the winter with
relatives and friends in Indiana.
G. M. Sprague was out Monday
after being confined to the house a
week as result of the bite of a dog.
For time blood poisoing was feared
but he has now fully recovered.
The members of the Baraca classes
will hold meeting at the gymnasium
Friday evening of this week. A full
is desired as there is i'm
portant business to transact.
Attorney Hugh Leech of Alexandria
spent the time between trains here
while on route to Long
Prairie. The Herald acknowledges a
pleasant call,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Law returned
on Sundays Flyer from two months
stay at Hot Springs, Ark, looking and
feeling very we'll. They greatly enjoy
ed life among the roses in mid-winter.
Rev. J. S. Kingan and Mrs. King
an will return some time this week
from their trip abroad. Mr.. Kingan
will resume his pulpit minisrtrations
at the Methodist church next Sunday.
The snow is fast disappearing.
Little but slush now remains and not
very much of that. Still it is not safe
to bet that Spring has come, especially
as the boys are not yet out playing
marbles.
Bert Van Camp came up from st.
Paul Saturday on the Oriental Limited
and remained here the guest of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Van
Camp, until Sunday morning when
he returned