The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-10-08

/ Francis BouteIl came in fr5m West
pert Monday with q fine string of
dncks.
Miss Sadie E. Doty of Becker is
visiting her sister Mrs. Chas. 81.
Allen.
Publisher West OF the Willard Grit
was q pleasant caller at the Herald
Office on Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Altice, of Warren, Pa,
} is here to spend the winter with hel
/ sister Mrs. Warren of this city.
Miss Bibiann Killeen will leave on
Friday for Strausberg, N. D., where
she has accepted six months term d
school.
George Capser and wife who have
been visiting Mr.. Capser's parents at
this place, returned home to st. Pau
Wednesday.
DR.. E. j. Lewis went to ST. Paul
Tuesday afternoon to attend the
annual meeting of the Minnesots
Medical Society.
Mrs. L. Kells went to the city Tues
day to take treatment for her eyes.
Her son Laurel and daughter Blanche
accompanied her.
H. F. Donahue, the prominent at.
torney of Melrose, was business call.
er in the city on Wednesday. The
Herald acknowledges a pleasant call.
Joseph Cassidy and wife of Fair
bault, Mimi who are on their honey
moon trip are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Bunday, MIR. Cassidy is
a brother of Mrs. Bunday.
Mr.. NJ. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker and Miss Thompson who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilson for the past week returned to
their home in Verndale Wednesday.
John Boutell and VIM. Peglow went
to Westport Saturday on duck hunt
ing trip and had good success. Mr..
Peglow returned Monday morning
but Mr.. Boutell remained several days
longer.
Geo. Capser and wife stopped off
here Monday for short visit with
Mr.. Capser's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Capser, while en- route to their
home in st. Paul from trip into the
northern part of the state.
Hon. w. E. Lee of Long Prairie
passed through here the latter rart OF
last week en- route home from attend
ance upon the bankers convention in
Denver. He reported plenty of Taft
sentiment in the Colorado metropolis.
w. NJ. Parker representing the
largest cloak and suit house in the
east will be at Blied's Store Wednes-
dav October IA with complete line of
the latest style in Coats and Suits and
will be pleased to have you call and
see them.
q. J. Lofgren OF Ada, Mimi, form
erly of this city now successful
banker of the northern Minnesota
town, was here Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Lofgren reports business condi-
tions in Norman county good and
politics just waking up.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cleveland re-
turned last week from an absence of
five weeks in the east. They attended
the national encampment of the G. A.
X. and w. r. c. and spent some time
visiting relatives. They had very
pleasant trip and returned much re-
freshed.
w. H. Hallands, now Supt. of
schools at Saltwater came up Friday
night and was entertained by J. F.
Cooper. Saturday morning Mr.. Hal
lands, ]. F. Cooper and E. A. Richards
went duck hunting, sand Mr.. Hallands
returned to Stillwater on the early
Sunday morning train with a string
of Mallards.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Haddock re-
turned Saturday night from months
visit with relatives and friends in
Minneapolis. They will remain here
few weeks to give Mr.. Haddock an
opportunity to make some collections,
after which they will remove perman-
emily to Rosebud, Mont, where Mr..
Haddock is interested in extensive
ditching projects.
Casper Maehren, late candidate for
the democratic nomination for sheriff
of Stearns county, passed through
Sauk Centre Monday en- route to In
ternational Falls. Mr.. Maehren has
lust accepted a position as travelling
salesman for the Cold Spring Mineral
Water and Brewing Company, and
figures that he is better off than il he
had been successful at the recent
primaries.
L. A. >&