The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-09-11
THE LOCAL FIELD
Brief Happenings of Interest Concerning People and Events
~~szz~ in and About Sank Centre IS

Pure spices; pure vinegar. Get them
at Bishops. adv
Miss Ruth Compton is visiting
with relatives in Rsnyille.
Miss Lucille Miller of Osakis was
Sank Centre visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myott returned
from a trip to the cities Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Weber is: the guest of
her mother Mrs. Fl n. Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Closson left
last week for Tugaske, Sask., Canada,
Miss Mary Watson was the guest
of Mrs. Herbert Butler of Willard last
week. ~
Miss Avis Rowe spent fair week
with relatives and friends in Mime
apolis. -. 5a
Miss Gladys LaRock spent a few
days at FELTON,, the guests of her
brothers. 49,.
For Stakeholder oak dresser and
commode for sale, cheap. Apply
at Herald. ..: #-- 2t
The Corey Carnival Company have
transformed Sank Centre into white
city for Fair week. ::
Mrs McNeice left Saturday for
Delaware to Join her husband and
her many friends regret to see her go.
Buy your crackers by the box; less.
baeakage; less price. adv
L. S. Bishop & Co.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve hot dinner at the
Rest Room of the Boston Store on
Friday, Sept. 18th, from IL A, M.
until l O'Clock P. M.-Adv.
LOST-Sunday forenoon on Long
Prairie road leading into Sank Centre
one inner tube for automobile tire.
Finder return toLeader office, Long
Prairie for reward.
If you want a good warm dinner
during the Fair rush attend the hot
dinner to be served by the Ladies of
the Congregational church at tue
Boston Store, Friday from II A. M.
until l P. M.-Ady.
FOUND-In front of Morgan's
blacksmith shop Sank Centre, Thurs
dry, Sept. 4, a pocket book containing
money. Owner can, Ina we same by call
ing at my house., proving property
and paying for this, notice. VIM. E.
Clafiin. = f
Sunday Sept. a. the Mission Feast
of the German Lutheran Church will
be held at Mrs. Gritzmacher's place.
Services will begin at 10 A. NJ. with
sermon in German by Rev. Munding-
er of Bertha MINI, and English in
the afternoon ats2:3o. Everybody: COR
daily invited. L. Kruger, Pastor.
Miss May Quinlan, daughter of
John Quinlan, formerly of this city
now residing in Fort Williams, Ont,
who since the first of July has been
visiting friends and relatives in the
Southern part of the state passed
through the city Saturday for Brewer
Vile. She returned Monday and visit
ed with Miss Maud Mckay until
Wednesday when she left for Ogema,
Becker county, where she will visit
with Mrs. C. A, Lindrud for a few
DAYS when she will return to Fort
Williams.
The county officers have received
an opinion from the attorney general
that will affect not only Stearns
County, but practically every "wet"
county in the state. The opinion re-
lates to the payment of 10 per cent OF
the amount of the liquor licenee fees,
formerly turned over to the county,
into the good roads fund OF the mu-
nicipality from which the license pay
ment Is received. Such money, says
the attorney general, citing chapter
24e. general laws 1913. must be ex7.
pended by the common council or
governing body .of each municipality
in the repair and improvement OF the
roads outside, but leading into the city.