The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14

get nice assortment of other fruit
at McCracken & Burgess. adv
J. D. KowalkoWski chairman of the
Stearns County Board of Com
missioners and likely candidate
for postmaster at St. Cloud, came up
from the busy Granite City last Fri
day.
Genial James Moore, popular rep
resentative for the Standard Oil Co.,
was mingling with his host of Sank
Centre friends Wednesday. The gen.
tleman will be remembered as form.
er resident of this city.
Hon. G. B. Buchanan, deputy Unit
ed States marshal, was in the city
Monday evening. He was out on a
trip serving processes in the Indian
land cases rising ouI of alleged fraud
in the purchase of Indian lands.
S. G. Zehrer of Chokio arrived in
Sank Centre Sunday for a short visit
at the home of his parents. Before
returning Monday he enrolled his
name to the Herald's growing list of
readers. There is still room for 9TH
ers.
Druggist Fiesler is this week re-
moving his family from the McNiece
house on Pine street into Mrs. Buch-
er's residence on Birch street. The
Wallace family will take possession of
the McNiece house the latter part Of
the month.
You have been wanting a ham
mock for a long time, haven'tyou2
NoW's your chance. Get it from
Grover & Wedge Co. adv
Gordon Ingram, wife and family
accompanied by Miss Lille Homedew
came down from Glendale, n. d.. to
visit relatives in this piece They are
making their headquarters at the J.
A. Ingram home and will remain for
some time.
Mrs. Deeden of Salem, Ore. who
was formerly we'll known in this vi
cinity, especially in Seventh Day Ad-
ventists circles. as Mrs. John Emmer-
son, spent few DAYS in the city this
week visiting old friends and &C
quaintances.
Mrs. V. A. Whipple returned to her
home in Minneapolis Wednesday aft
er months visit in Sank Centre at
the home of her sCn-in-law, II. E.
Hansen. The daughter returned with
the mother and will visit for time
in the twin cities.
Ball Game at fair grounds Sunday.
Paynesville VS.. Sank Centre. adv
AS an evidence of the rapid advance
in real estate values in this vicinity
we cite the fact that the RudJlpil
Nelson farm in the town of Raymond
which was sold in the spring OF 1872,
for $40 per acre was resold the first of
this week for $4,000 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Sprague, &C
companied by Miss Esther Sprague
left Thursday for few days visit in
the twin cities While away Mr..
Sprague will attend a meeting of the
Finance Committee of the Odd
Fellows home, Of which he is mem.
Der.
Wi e-awake Kimball is arranging
for street fair to be held the latter
part of September. Kimball Will no
doubt send big delegation to Sank
Centre to the county fair earlier in
t'.e month and the local people
should reciprocate by giving their
street fair boost.
Joseph L. Minette and family, Mrs.
Roy Pagburn and Mrs. A. Ortiz re-
turned Monday from a five days auto
trip which included visits at Brewer
vile. Motley at the home of Robert
and Geo. Knott, brothers of the lad
les, and stops at Pine River, Rackus,
Ackley and other points.
Clothier NJ. Nathe is advertising a
monster discount sale in anotter
column of the Herald. The gentle
man is one of the reliable merchants
carrying dependable merchandise and
the bargains he is advertising are
worthy of more than passing notice.
Read his announcement and convince
yourself.
Mr.. G.. L. johnson of the Fair
Store, is wearing that smile that
won't come off these days. Mrs.
johnson and the children returned
home Monday from six weeks visit
with her parents at Saltwater and
friends in Minneapolis. G. L. now
puts his feet under his own mahog-
any and eats at home.
Social hop at city hall Tuesday
evening. Come. adv
Archie Hogan accompanied by his
mother Mrs. NJ. Hogan and sister Ed
ma, and Edward Minette, drove to
the twin cities Sunday, returning
Monday evening. Miss Edna re-
manned in Minneapolis and Miss Mar