The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23
vERFLOW LOCAL NEWS


LIZ i'm Bertha, Minnesota, visited
nth her parents between trains Sat
4rday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brown made a
visit to Minneapolis this week TO
visit Mrs. Browns father, DIR. G. q.
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DR.. and Mrs. Penrose and little son
Ben, of Minneapolis, are spending the
week visiting at the Rowe home in
Sank Centre.
For popular rates and good room
: the Beaufort hotel is one Of the very
best. 112 So. Sd. ST.; Minneapolis.
Mimi. adv 1921
Mrs. George Bishop, who has been
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Sim
1nton for the past few weeks, left
Tuesday for her home in New York.
George Berg and family of Sedan
came over Friday to meet Pat Kill
leen and Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Arm
strong :and took them home with
them.
The ladies of the Lady OF the An
} gels church will give card party at
the home of Mrs. A. Girard Wednes-
day evening, Oct 20. Everybody come.
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C. Walden, Field Secretary of the
Anti-Saloon League was in the city
Saturday. He stated that a meeting
would be held in this place early this
winter.
August Larson, cashier of the bank
at Swanville, came in on the Northern
Pacific Wednesday afternoon to pay a
visit to his mother. He returned |
Thursday morning.
Hugh Gallagher and family arrived
Saturday for visit with Mr.. Gallagh-
er's brther-in-law, B. T. Dubois. Ben
fed them with wild ducks and sent
them home rejoicing on Monday.
Come in and SEQ our new line of
suits for Fall and Winter at $1,000,
$500, $3.50, $500, $1,000 to $500,
every suit guaranteed. NJ. Nathe. adv
, A. FRANKIE, of st. Cloud, has pur'
chased the Erwin elevator at Ward
| Springs and also the store at that
place. He was in this city Wednesday
and Thursday completing the deal.
Advertised letters in the Sank Cen
ter postotfice, Oct. %, 1913: Mrs. Sofia
Erickson, (2) George Hutfer, (2) Harry
.Loudon, James Rishsaw, Miss Edith
Waite. O. B. BOoBAR, p, NJ.
John Watowa of Owatonna, former
ly county treasurer of Steele county,
now with the Deerfield Nursery Com
pany was in townpThursday and Fri
DAY making deliveries of trees.
y The Board of County Commission
ers took Sank Centre by storm Friday
evening. The reason for their visit
was the inspection of several roads
and bridges in this vicinity on Satur- /
day.
Members of the second lewiston of .
the Ladies Society of the Congrega- .
tional Church will conduct a food
sale at Hanson g. Emerson's drug
store, Saturday afternoon October
the 25th. adv
w. +. Daugherty, cashier of the .
First National Bank of Glenwood,
came over on the Northern Pacific ..
freight Monday on business trip. !
He took the flyer for Alexandria the :
same evening.
FancyuBen Davis and Jonathan APP :
Piles at Bishops store. adv
December wheat is quoted lower
than for twenty years. The price of =
bread remains the same and there has .
been no increase in the size CT the r
loaf. Hurrah for the new tariff and :.
again, hurrah! ,
The Ladies Monday Musical Club q
will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert v
Kells Monday afternoon, Oct. 9th,
at 2:3O. The program calls for an Or +
gan Rebital by Rev. Mitchell, pastor
of the Episcopal church.
Our line of sweaters in all colors I
and styles, is larger than ever. Just I
come in and see them. At Nathe's. I
adv. Fiji. g
Frank and Charles Marshall re- c
turned from their annual threshing ]
incursion into Canada, on Friday. S
They report they had most excellent t
weather and were thus enabled to Y
finish earliar than usual.
John Costello returned from Mon q
tana Wednesday. He is enthusiastic q
of the future of that state, so much
so that he filed on a half section of t
Uncle Sans domain and expects to- ]
move out there next spring. s
Nice large grape fruit 10 cents at
McCracken & Burgess. adv