The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-11-06

E. A. Smith, the Hart & Murphy
cigar man was in the city tuesday.
Elmer has abandoned his car since
the cold weather began and does not
cover his territory quite as rapidly as
he did. :.x... -.
We have some fancy full Cream
cheese, also Brick and Limberger,
new Herring. Albert Dahlem's
grocery department.
Mrs. Fred Johnson of the Palmer
House visited in Glenwood over Sun
day, going over Friday afternoon.
She returned Tuesday morning &C
companied by her sister Mrs. H. C.
Hoagland.
The remainder of our Ladies
and Misses Coats and Suits will
be sold at prices that are real bar
gains. Here's what you have been
waiting for. The Boston. adv
Mrs. Frank Quinlan and baby of
Morton, N. D., passed through here
Tuesday en- route home. She was
called to Browerville some time ago
by the death of her brother in law
Frank Bull.
Human hair switches of the finest
quality in all colors kept in stock;
will also have switches made to ord
er. Call at Mrs. A. C. Cawley's mil
linery store. adv
Miss Grace Munson of Ashby,
Mimi, passed thrugh Sank Centre on
Monday, enroute for International
Falls, to resume her duties as book
keeper and reporter on the Journal
of that city.
Wanted-Girl to work in restau-
rant.-Waldorf Cafe. adv
District Supt. Parish of the Metho-
dist conference, with headquarters at
Fergus Falls, visited the church here
Wednesday Of this week. A recep-
ton was held in the church parlors
for him that evening.
For Sale-A good team of horses;
will sell cheap if taken soon. Inquire
at Joe Parker's. " adv
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Houser and daugh-
ter moved in from Ward Springs
Monday and are at home with Mrs.
Houser's father, j. w. Ward. The
Housers have been conducting
boarding house at the Spring this
summer :~
If you want to sell your farm near
Sank Centre, in Stearns or Todd coun-
ty, send description and price to
Traub Brothers & Co., Incorporated,
(The German Farm Concern) Boston
Block, Minneapolis, MINI. adv 23-26
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tscheu, brother
of Mrs. James Segers, and family
visited here several days this week
while on their way to Fergus Falls,
where they vii make their future
home. Their home was formerly in
Cyrus, MINI.
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received.-L. s. Bishop Co.-adv
Several ladies very pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. Chas. Weymouth Wednes-
day afternoon of this week, at her
home across the river. Refreshments
were brought and the afternoon was
spent in a social way. All report a
jolly good time. -.
The Benson Produce Company will
load car of dressed and live poultry
at Sank Centre on the N. p. tracks,
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week, Nov. 1918. They will pay the
highest possible price for choice birds.
adv
Mrs. Harry Lewis passed through
the city enroute to her home in Long
Prairie, from n visit of nearly six
weeks with relatives and friends in
Kansas and Iowa. She arrived here
Tuesday evening and visited relatives
until Wednesday noon.
The best cheese in the land at the
Golden Rule Store. adv
Mike Schwartz and his two sons,
John and Henry, returned Monday
from Eyebrow, Can, where they have
been since spring, and will remain in
the city during the winter. They con-
template returning in the spring and
locating on the land. e..
Division Four of the Ladies So
ciety of the Congregational church
will hold a Rummage Sale in the
BOObar building Saturday, Nov.
Is. adv
Lew Larson, Chief Assistant in Ed.
Evans Tonsorial Parlors, went to st.
Paul Sunday and returned Monday
noon. The trip was made necessary
from the fact that at the time the
barber shop was broken into five OF
his best razors were taken. One night
last week two more were swiped
while he was in the rear of the shop.
Lew said he had to get some new
tools OF. shave his customers with a
case knife. He thinks he will rent a