The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-09-18


last Monday, The operatian was a
complete success and she is doing fine
ly.
Attend our "StyIe Show" this
evening at the Savoy. Tickets free
to ladies', by calling at our Coat &
Suit Dept. The Boston adv
Mrs. r. O. Hall, Fred Hall and ID.
A. Hall who accompanied the body of
r. o. Hall to this city left on the
Northern Pacific Thursday for De-
troit.
Where did you get those Fancy
Peaches? At McCracken & Buogess.
During fair week Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Nathe entertained John Sauer and
wife of Cold Springs, Nick Sauer of
Richmond, P. HOLMAN and wife of
Melrose, their two nephews Julius
and Oswald Nathe of St. Cloud, John
Thull and wife, Andrew Thull and
wife of Miers Grove.
J. 4. Schoenhoff and wife entertain
ed P. Winter. John Lesser and wife of
Spring Hill, Matt Winter and wife
and Mrs. Frank Schneider of Merose.
Jos. Laubach of Brooten, Geo. L.
Laukamp and Fred Hickman of Meirs
Grove during the fair.
Carl NJ. Dalton and excellent COM
pany in "Ole Olson in Spiritland'
will appear at the Grand Opera House
Saturday evening of this week. Pop
ular prices of Is, 35 and soc will pre-
vail. Seats will be on sale at ties-
ler's Friday afternoon.
J. E. Harrington of Sycamore, Ill.
and III. II. Dixon of Kirkland in the
same state took in the Fair. Mr..
Dixon was looking for farm location.
He expressed himself as much pleased
with the country and will probably
return in the near future.
Mrs. r.. j. McGauvran, who has
been spending the summer with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Gilman,
left Monday to join her husband in
Langdon, n. d., where they will visit
for a fortnight before departing for
their home in Vancouver, B. G.
On Thursday women and five
children landed at the Great North
ern depot, without funds. John Co.'S
tello took her in charge and cared
for her over night and sent her on to
Sebeka, Mimi. where she had friends.
The city will have to pay the bills.
We will contract for your turkeys,
ducks and geese for December deliv-
cry and pay you as much or more
than you can get from outside parties.
Let us hear from you when you have
something to sell in our line. Sank
Centre Meat & Mercantile Co. Adv IT,
MIR. and Mrs. AL Aamot formerly
popular Sank Centre residents, were
mingling with their friends in this
city Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day morning. They were accom- pan
led by Banker and Mrs. Schelba and
little son, and Miss Aamot, all of Her.
man.
i O. S: Lowell of Buffalo was i'm town
Wednesday. At the time of the con-
struction of the Little Falls branch of
the: N. p. he drove balky mule team
on the grade between Sank Centre
and Little Falls and he stated that he
had curiosity to visit the place ence
more. -'~-:...s,t,,'~ - -..5 es:::;;'.'.'
Norman Smokstad, wife and two
children Richard and Joyce, visited
with the family of Mrs. Smokstad's
uncle, Frank M. Eddy, on Sunday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Rally and drove over
from Hancock in their auto re-
turning the same day, :. j; II. .
Arthur Lilligren, "a well known
travelling man, who has "made" Sank
Centre for some time, appeared at.
the Savoy theatre Monday evening
rendering a:number of high-class bal
lads very acceptably. With the over
abundance of. rag-time junk now in.
. vogue, Mr.. Illligren's songs were very
refreshing. He was accompanied ON
the piano by Lester Folsom. Mr..
Lilligren. is also something of dia-
lect dramatic reader and monologue
artist. His improyised Barbara Fritz
chic and Paul Revere numbers in. the
Swedish dialect were very clever, but
not so much can be said of his nHans
j and. ErifxO stunt He hos. honn