The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-09-04

Fine Becky Ford Cantaloupe at
Bishops Adv.
Miss Anna Cleveland of Minneapolis
arrived Saturday for brief visit with
her cousin Mrs. C. M. Sprague. She
returned home Wednesday morning
Mrs. Matt Meyers and Mr.. Steve
SchwartZbauer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gunder Jensen attended the Ritter
wedding in West Union last Tuesday.
H. J. Caughren and wife of Osakis
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mr.. Caughren, and left for Min
neapolis in the evening in their Pierce
Car.
E. A. Capser a well known Grafton
n. ID. business man arrived in Sank
Centre Wednesday evening for few
days visit at the home of his father
Hon. Jos. Capser.
Julian Du Bots who has been at
tending the the Rush Medical College
Chicago returned Monday for a
months vacation when he will return
to complete his course.
We expect another shipment of
Fancy Elberta peaches for canning
this week. McCracken & Burgess. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schoenhoff spent
Sunday i'm Albany visiting friends
and relatives. They returned home
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Borgmann in the latter's car.
A. F. Haeszel the Rawleigh Rem
edy man and his brother J. J. left
Wednesday morning for the State
Fair. "Doc" says we make look for
him back when he comes back.
WANTED At ONCE Woman to
be companion to invalid lady and
do light houseWoFk in family OF
three. Good wages to right party.
Inquire at HERALD office.
Mrs. E. Locke and James Lee sister
and father of Mrs. A. T. Watson re-
turned to their home at Owatonna
Tuesday morning after a visit OF sew
eral weeks in Sank Centre.
Sank Centres wide-a-wake business
inititutions have encrOached very
heavily on the Herald's space this is
sue, with the consequent result that
the news ser ice is curtailed to some
extent.
Mrs. j. }. Healy of Hill City. North
Dakota, arrived Friday for visit
with her sister Mrs. J. j. Weisner of
this city. Miss Rama Weisner who
has been making an extended visit
with Mrs. Healy returned with her.
LosT-August 28th., between Sank
Centre and my farm in Sec. &, Birch
dale town, pocket book containing a
large amount of 10 dollar bills. If
finder will return to George T. Old
ham, Sank Centre, and receive large
reward. Qtp)
H. c. Murphy and wife, who was
| formerly Miss Louise Keller. came up
on the flyer Wednesday night and
left Thursday morning on the n. p.
for Brainard, to visit with DR.. Reise's
family. Mrs. Beise is sister of Mrs.
Murphy.
We sell the Chase & Sanforn Coffee.
All grades. Try some. L. S. Bishop
Go. Adv.
C. S. Clayton representative of the
Patrick Co. of Duluth. manufacturers
of the celebrated Patrick Mackinaw,
arrived this morning with his 10
trunks. The bussmen are glad to see
him come and will be still more pleas
ed to see him go.
Miss Mary Folmer left Thursday
for her school in the Burns District,
nine miles south of town. Miss Fol-
mer is one of the most successful of
Sank Centre High School graduate
teachers and her services are always
in demand at a good salary.
The Great Northern will run a
special from Melrose to the Todd
County Fair Wednesday, Sept. 10th
leaving Sank Centre at a. m. This
special will not be run back on the
10th. but special will leave Long
Prairie about midnight on the llth
and run through to Melrose.
Mrs. C. NJ. Bryant Jr., of St. Johns,
N. d., whose husband. is son of c.
NJ. Bryant of this city died in Minot,
N. D., on last Monday after long
illness. She was inferred in Duluth.
Mrs. Bryant is survived by her hus-
band and one son. Mr.. Bryant has
been conductor on the Great North
ern for many years.
Make The Boston Store your
headquarters while in the city
during fair week. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Schoenoff accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.
Schaefer left Monday evening for a
motor trip taking in Long Prairie,
Wadena, Park Rapids returning by
way of Perham, Milierville, Alexan-
dria, arriving home on Thursday
evening of last week. They report a
very enjoyable time, the scenery in
the piney portion of their route being
especially interesting.
Don't miss the genuine Edison
Talking Pictures ct the Savoy Sat-
urday night. There will be .
matinee at $50 p. m. and three
evening shows, 7:3o, $50 and
$50 30 that everyone will have an
opportunity to see the laughing,
singing, talking moving pictures.
Come early ~ no one will be adj
mttted during . performance. adv
J. A. Caughren, who underwent a
serious operation four months ago in