The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-04-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Holmberg of Brandon
spent Sunday with Mrs. Cole.
Chas. A. Koterba and John Lohst
. left last week for Minneapolis.
Miss Hattie Erwin was a Grey
Eagle visitor Friday.
Henry Tillman was Sank Centre
visitor Tuesday.
J. S. Swieger of St. Cloud was q
Sank Centre visitor Friday.
Fred Hebron of Long Prairie was
Sank Centre visitor Saturday.
S. Sommerville spent part at last
week in Grey Eagle.
Miss Nettie Simmer spent Lunday
with Miss Amy Holmberg OF Little
Sank.
Mrs Chas. A. Koterba is making
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kind
visit.
Miss Emily Andersen arrived on
Monday from Fargo n. d. to visit
her sister Miss Anna Andersen.
DIR. and Mrs. f. J. Lewis were guests
of Dr. and Mrs. G. 0. WEIGH at
Fergus Falls the first of the week.
A. O. Scrivener has gone to Brain
erd to take charge of the store in the
Northern Pacific yard there.
| Mrs. J. A. LOckead left Saturday
noon for Big Lake to visit relatives
for several days,
Attorney A. d. Stephens of Melrose
was in town Tuesday trying case
in the municipal court.
Miss Nellie Midtlestadt, who spent
the winter in Oregon and Washington
arrived home Monday night.
Mrs. Ed. Evens left Tuesday after
noon for a two months visit to her
mother at Whitefsh, Montana.
J. M. Wilson started Tuesday morn
ing on trip to Duluth expecting to
be absent the rest Of the week.
Chas. Miller and sister went to
Alexandria Tuesday and played at a
dance in the evening, given by the
Foresters.
Mrs. r. L. Palmer returned Tues
day morning to Little Falls after
visiting friends here since Saturday
afternoon.
Geo, Suckstoff returned Wednesday
| from trip through North Dakota and
Montana. He was pleased with the
country.
| Fl. A. Rider, executive agent of
the Minnesota Game and Fish Com
mission, arrived in town from Little
Falls Tuesday afternoon and went on
to Alexandria in the evening.
Rev. T. M. Findlay of Willmar,
pastor-at-large of ST. Cloud presby-
terry, was in Sank Centre Monday
afternoon for few hours, en- route
to Alexandria.
| r. L. Palmer drove over Saturday
with his family from Little Falls, in
a fine new automobile. He returned
on Sunday. Mrs. Palmer will spend
some time this summer in their cot
tage at Spring Park.
Hon. w. E. Lee and Mrs. Lee
passed through Sank Centre Saturday
en- route to their home in Long
Prairie after two months spent in
the southern part of the country.
They reported very pleasant vaca-
| tiOu.
| William Scherffius, a former resi-
dent of Sank Centre, for few years
past living in Miles City, Montana,
arrived in town Friday expecting to
remain fortnight or more. His
many friends here were glad to see
him again.
Rudolph A. Lee, editor of the
Long Prairie Leader, was in Sank
Centre for his Sunday dinner, while
en- route to st. Paul to attend the
meeting of the state committee ap-
pointed by the recent county option
convention. Mr.. Lee is member of
the committee. He returned home
on Wednesday.
Asa p. Brooks of Minneapolis spent
Sunday and part of Monday in Sank
Centre. Mr.. Brooks was a compositor
on The Herald when it was conducted
by Mr.. Hendryx. Mr.. Brooks is i'm
the printing business and at present
he is principally interested in intro
ducing patent of his own which is a
color attachment for printing presses.
Col. r. S. Snow, who few months
ago retired from the management
of Hotel Buchanan at Little Falls,
has leased a large hotel at Los
Angeles, CAL, and is now i'm charge.
Col. Snow is one of the best hotel
men in the country, as many Sank
Centre people who were guests at
the Buchanan during his regime can
testify.
+ Major John r. Howard, the capable
and fearless Indian aropf On ~,