The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-11-06

Saturday, Sunday and Monday with
more elaborateness than ever before.
The attendance eclipsed all past re-
cords. Rev. Father Artz performed
all the ceremonies unassisted and is
very much. worn out with his arduous
labors.
"The Country Minister" under the
auspices of the Young Ladies Society
of the Congregational church at the
Grand Opera House Friday evening
will be worth while. Better hurry and
get your seat at Fiesler's.
Word was received in Sank Centre
this week of the death of Mrs. Jen-
ME Johnson, o. tuberculosis, at Polna,
| N. D. The lady passed away Oct. 20.
She was the wife of Victor johnson
at one time one of the proprietors of
the Sank Centre House, partner of
C. A. Paris Mrs. johnson was a sis
ter of Mrs.Paris and was married in
Sank Centre. She left little daugh-
ter about six years of age.
Fresh dates, very fine, at L. S.
Bishops. adv
Mrs. r. Raymond and little son left
Wednesday for st. Paul, and accom-
panied by Mr.. Raymond will proceed
to Battle Creek, Mich, where they
will spend some time before going to
their home in Detroit. They have
summer home at Ward Springs, and
will return after the first of the
year. Mr.. Raymond travels in this
territory.
We have some very fancy rutabeg-
gas and Red Globe onions which we
are Offering to the trade. McCracken
& Burgess. adv
A number Of Inez. Browns "Under
Teen" friends gave her a surprise
party Halloween evening at her
fathers residence on Pine street.
The usual Halloween festivities were
INDUCED in. Judging form the clam
or thatemanated from the little revel-
ers it was apparent that they were
having as hilarious a time as any
"grown ups"
Mr.. and Mrs. Engle who reside
about three miles south of town are
the proud parents of fine baby boy
who arrived early Saturday morning.
The young gentleman evidently
agrees with the Herald that this part
of the country is mighty good place
who arrived early Saturday morning.
to locate for he has made arrange
ments to locate here permanently.
Mr.. Farmer, if you will deliver your
choice turkeys, chickens, geese and
ducks to the Benson Produce Com
pany on the N. P. tracks Sank Centre
Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week you will receive the highest pos
sible cash price for them. None but
high grade stock wanted. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Lee, of Duluth,
are visiting Sank Centre relatives
this week. Mr.. Lee is a member of
the firm of Lee, Gingery & Co., deal
ers in lumber, grain and fuel at Sank
Centre, 'Westport and West Union.
| Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Gingery and Mr. and Mrs. Lee made
an auto trip to Westport and Osakis.
Just in Car of fancy New York
winter apples, containing the well
known varieties as BaldwinS, Nor
them Spys, Spitzenbergs, Kings,
Bell Flower, Russets and others.
Buy early, the crop of New York
winter apples is short, and prices
will range higher soon. Albert
Dahlem's grocery department. adv
The Minneapolis Journal for Sun
day, contained an extended write-up of
Maj. GAM and w. F. Sanderson his
owner and driver together with an ex-
cellent cut of the horse and it's owner.
Of coures the Journal was glad to
| publish a picture of the beautiful
horse but we imagine that w. F. had
to come across to get his phiz.. repro
duced in the columns of this great
daily.
Wednesday afternoon, Alvin Que
van, employed on the Mike Young
farm about seven miles south of this
city, was quite seriously hurt in a
corn, shredder, when his left hand be-
came entangled in some way, crush
ing it badly. He was brought to the
city Immediately, to physician who
found it necessary to amputate two
fingers. The young man is doing
nicely.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
E. church gave a rather unique social
in the church parlors Thursday eve
ming of last week which was called an
Experience Social" The evening
very pleasantly spent with mus
ical program Of about eight numbers
after which each member told her ex-
perience in earning. money for the So
ciety. Some novel experiences We're
related. Refreshments were served.
About $45 was raised for the society.