The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-12-11

Mrs. Haley returned to her home in
Olivia, Mimi, after q visit of some
time with her sisters, Mrs. Oscar
Klonne and Mrs. C. r. Bruce. She
was accompanied on her return trip
by Jno. II. E.aman, who has also
been a guest in the same homes FOL
some time.
O. II. Tracy of Plaza, N. D. was in
town Friday, leaving for me satur-
day on the Northern Pacific. 0. II.
used to be connected with the North
western Telephone Company and was
frequent visitor to Sank Centre;
now he is making an honest living
tilling the soil.
Editor Nelson of Ho'dingford was
in Sank Centre Tuesday afternoon
and evening, and favored the Herald
with a very pleasant call. The gen.
tleman is an enthusiastic worker in
the organization of the North West
ern Plainsmen, the insurgent branch
of the NJ. w. A.
FIR. Hoffman of Tintah, was in the
city between trains Thursday last, &C.
companied by his housekeeper, Miss
Mary Dix, daughter Of Chas. Dix OF
this city. They were returning from
Albany where they had attended the
funeral of the late FIR. Julius Sem
mems at that place.
Last Friday James Grundman, the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grundman was thrown from horse
and severely bruised about the face
and head resulting from the animal
trampling on him. He is able to be
around however but considers it a
very narrow escape.
They do say that when it comes to
running for train, making a flying
but Intellectual leap and-missing that
Sidney Mann, has the record. he
entertained number OF interested
spectators Wednesday. After it was
all over he concluded it would be just
as we'll to go at another time.
d. D. DAILY of st. Paul, noted DEM
ocratic pollution, was in town short
time Saturday. He claims to be the
only prominent Democrat in the state
not looking for an appointment.
However it would not be entirely safe
for President Wilson to offer him an
office with large salary and nothing
to do.
You have probably noticed that the
advertisers have usurped considerable
of the space devoted to news under
ordinary circumstances. The ads fur
nish mighty interesting reading how
ever and by closely following them
YOU will be compensated for the cur
tailment of the news features for a
week or two. .
Mrs. @. B. Boobar, wife of Sank
Centres postmaster, passed away a.
the family home in the city early
Sunday morning. The deceased had
been an invalid for many years.
The Herald was unable to secure su-
fficient data for an extended notice
and has deferred the obituary until
the next issue.
James Wilson left for his home IN
Minot, N. D., on the Northern PACING
last Saturday, going by way Of Brain
erd where Mrs. Wilson has q SISTER
undergoing medical tr atment in q
hospital. Jim BAYS he is stuck on
North Dakota, but we notice that he
comes back to Sank Centre on the
slightest excuse.
Harold Knutson and Mr.. Thielman
of st. Cloud spent Wednesday after
noon with Sank Centre friends. Har-
old being an old newspaper man.
straightway headed for the Herald
office to get smell Of printers ink
and incidentally to allow the force tc
bask in the shadow Of his seductive
smile for a few brief moments. Mr..
Thielman accompanied. The gentle
men left on the afternoon train fol
Morris where they win take in the
Corn and Alfalfa Show for several
days.