The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-12-04
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was Thanksgiving guest in the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Oscar Klonne.
Wanted:-Plain sewing, call at
Mrs. John Ebensteiner's. Mrs. Lillian
Avery. 1921 adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fuller of Min
neapolis and Mrs. M. Sutherland of
OF Winnipeg spent Thanksgiving at
the home of A. F. Strebel.
Come and see the great feature
at the Savoy Theatre tonight. It
is great. Only 1Oc. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong made a trip
to Sank Centre on Monday. ;. Edgar
Shook made business trip to Sank
Centre last SaturdaS.-Tillard Grit.
Miss Harriet Wheeler and Miss
OidmOndson were Sank Centre visit
ors last Saturday, returning to this
city Sunday nOon.-BrOoten Review.
Marshmallows in bulk, fresh and
nice at McCracken & Burgess. adv
| j. A. Lembke, the new owner of the
Savoy, is thoroughly overhauling and
redecorating this popular amusement
place. He is delighted with Sank
Centre and says the best is none too
good for his patrons.
Gordon v. Morse came up from
Minneapolis Wednesday evening, ate
Thanksgiving turkey with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Morse, and re-
turned to the Flour City Friday morn
ing to attend to business.
Don't miss it! Come and enjoy
some real up-to-date music that will
make you dance, at the city hall Fri
day evening, Dec. IL. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Lembke left
Wednesday morning for a short bus
mess trip to the Twin Cities. The
gentleman will also continue his trip
to Albert Lea, where he will look af-
ter. his business interests before re-
turning.
Sunshine Biscuits, Waters and
Cookies always fresh at Bishap's. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Burgess assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Wedge very de-
llightfuly entertained a party of
friends at cards Wednesday at the
former home, being one of a series of
informal social functions given by
these people.
The Sank Centre Granite Co. will
allow discount of five per cent on
fer holds good for one week begin
ming Saturday, Dec. 9Th. adv
Miss Viola Varna, teacher at Grey
Eagle, and who spent Thanksgiving
at Eagle Bend, came down on the "K''
line Monday afternoon and visited
with Mrs. M. E. Mcintyre and took
the Northern Pacific for Grey Eagle
Tuesday morning.
Beginning next Sunday, Nov. 10th
and continuing until after the holi-
days our studio will be open Sundays
for those who wish to make appoint
ments for sittings.
The Johnson Studio.
| ACROSS from Perkins Drug Store. }
The Northern Pacific will run a
hspeciali train from Sank Centre to
Morris, Friday, Dec. 18th, leaving at
1880 A. NJ, and leaving Morris at
$3.50 p. nj. The West Central Devel-
opm6nt Association will meet in Nor
IRIS at this time:
! Weren't electric vacuum cleaners
at SOC per day. Call 81, we will
deliver one and call for it. Cen
trail Minnesota Power & Milling
Co. adv 27-29 =
Sigrud Holme, accompanied by G.
F. Hansen of the Boston, and Harry
Nelson, went to Fergus Falls Sunday
noon to visit with Roy Loveseth, who
is receiving medical treatment in the
hospital at that place. We regret to
say the young man shows no i'm
provement.
Mothers Macaroni, Egg Noodles
and Creametts at Bishops. adv
1t may not be strictly news but the
fact is we are having some weather
just at the. present time. The ground
is not frozen, the trees are leaving out
and the lilac bushes are budding.
Stearns county offers an admirable
winter resort to the people of Texas,
Florida, Alabama and other Southern
states.
Thos. Sullivan of the Leader is ad-
vertising special fur sale on Friday
and Saturday of this week, at which
time a radical reduction on all sea-
sonable furs will be offered. The
stores reputation for reliability will
be back of these goods and the offer
ings should appeal 60 Tie ladies OF
this vicinity.
The 18th annual ball of the Sank
Centre Fire Department at the city
hall Thanksgiving night was splen-
did success. Considerably over 100
couples were out and the fire ladies
saw to it that their guests had an en-
joyable; evening. The Herald under
stands. the net proceeds we're some
thing over $780,
Spanish Onions at McCracken & Bur-
CESS. Fine for table use. adv
Miss Helen Rich, who is attending
a Young Ladies' Kindergarten
Schools came up Wednesday evening
to spend the vacation with her par
ents and friends. She was accompan-
led by schoolmate, Miss May Red
mond Of South Dakota Miss Red
mond returned Sunday afternoon but
Miss Helen prolonged her visit until
Tuesday Of this week.
Division Four of the Ladies Of
the Congregational Churh viii
give an afternoon Coffee at the
home Of Mrs. ]. H. Law w edhes-
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