The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16


A. E. Erwin and family took MP
their residence on Wednesday in their
cottage at Ward Springs.
Paul Hilsdale went to the cities on
the early train Wednesday to see the
auto races at the state fair grounds.
Miss Mamie Anderson will leave
for St. Cloud Sunday and will attend
the summer school there.
Miss Katherine Broderick of Mason
City, Iowa, is visiting her aunt Mrs.
]. F. Coyle.
Miss Martha A. Sargent of Osakis
was the guest of Mrs. Frank Perry part
of the week, returning to her home on
Wednesday.
Antoine Schaefer of Albany, a broth.
er-in-law OF George R. Borgmann, has
a position as clerk in the Merchants
National Bank.
Mrs. VIM. Dummert and Miss
Bertha Dummert went to White Earth
Tuesday and will spend some days
with relatives there.
Mrs. Fred Strebel of Gaylord, MINI.
arrived on the Flyer Wednesday after
noon on a visit to her son A. F.
Strebel.
Charles A. Morse. secretary of the
Minnesota Cooperative Diaries Asso-
citation, is meeting with the creamery
people at Browerville today.
Lucas Kells made a flying trip to
St. Cloud Wednesday, going on No. 2
and returning on No l, transacting
business at the court house between
trains.
Miss Leta Gilman, who has been
teaching in summer institutes in
North Dakota since the first of June,
came home Tuesday for short visit
with her parents in this city.
Miss Matte Lamb went to Minneap-
oils Tuesday and after a weeks visit
there will 60 to Grasston, Minn., for a
fortnight's visit with her brother
Harry Lamb.
John P. Rau of St. Cloud was in Sauk
Centre this forenoon in the interest OF
his candidacy for the democratic nom-
ination at the primaries for the Office
of county auditor. The Herald ack-
nowledges friendly call.
]. F. Cooper and family went to
Ward Springs Wednesday to occupy
their cottage there. Mr.. Cooper took
his launch along. The auto will fur
nish the motive power between the
cottage and the city.
Jess Angstrum, former resident of
Sauk Centre, for some months past
employed on the Princeton News.
was in town Wednesday. The recent
change of ownership Of the News
leaves Mr.. Angstrum without job.
Mrs. N. H. Miner left on Wednes.
day for Malone, N. Y, where she ex-
poets to spend some time.
]. H. Garfield attended meeting OF
the county commissioners in ST. Cloud
this week.
Mrs. John Kerneghan left on Tues
day to Join her husband at Swift Cur
rent, Alberta.
Ed Hedin spent Tuesday here visit
ing his mother while en- route to the
cities from Winnipeg to attend the
Shriners' gathering.
Hugh E. Leach, the we'll known
attorney of Alexandria, passed through
Sauk Centre Monday morning en-
route to Staples to play there with the
Alexandria team that day. Mr.. Leach
is one of the standbys of the team,
but steadily declines to play on Sun
day.
Tom Brown, superintendent of the
state fish hatchery at Glenwood, was
in Sauk Centre Tuesday superintend-
ing the transfer of twenty cans OF
young trout from the Glenwood hatch
cry, to the Great Northern branch
line, the shipment being consigned to
Round Prairie.
Light to Relieve Pain.
Experiments are in progress at the
| New York Skin and Cancer hospital
| for the alleviation of pain by the use
of intense light. So far the physicians
are unwilling to express any definite
| opinions as to its efficacy, and content
themselves by saying that their hospi-
tai tries every device which promises
| to be of assistance in curing or allevi-
ating cancer. The results with the
light cure" however, have been suf-
ficiently satisfactory to induce them
to continue the experiments.
khedive's Daughter.
The eldest child of the Khedive Of
Egypt, Princess Emma, now in her
thirteenth year, is deaf and dumb and
afflicted with spinal complaint which
makes it impossible for her to walk
without support She is beautiful
girl, and as the Egyptian climate is
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