The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-09-11

Fruit jars. extra covers and extra
rubbers. L. S. Bishop s. Co. adv
Mrs. Peter Meyer, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Meyer
left Sunday for her home in Buffalo
Lake.
Mrs. A. Barto returned last week
from Crystal Springs, H., where ste
spent the summer with relatives and
friends.
John Larson and family moved from
the Quinlan house into the house
formerly occupied by Henry Robbers,
this week.
Frank Hill of Glenwood arrived
Tuesday morning with his horse "Red
Cross mark 2:0sa to participate to
in the races. s@ .-~-- ~
Mrs. Anderson of Willard accom-
panied by her daughter Mrs. Johns
ton of Fargo visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Palmer and family
| Tuesday. ~. ,--.-...- ..- III ~.
C. H. Young of Fergus Falls, a
graduate of the Pharmacy School of
the State University has been en-
ployed as a druggist in Chas. Feisler's
Drug Store. ..~ =
On Thursday Miss Jessie Burrell of
Little Falls, a former Sank Centre
teacher, stopped off for a brief visit
with friends while enroute to visit
friends in Alexandria.
r. E. DoddS, Asst. Chief Electri-
clan for the Tri-State Telephone
Company, Minneapolis, is visiting in
Sank Centre at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Asa M. Wallace.
The ladies' of Our Lady of the
Angels Church will serve another
of their famous dinners at the
Boston, Thursday, Sept. 18th. You
are cordially invited to attend.
Russell and Fay Cooper returned
home Monday from a few days visit
to the cities taking in the fair and
ball games. They report a very in
teresting time especially at ball
games.
The "talking movies" put on at the
Savoy on Saturday night proved one
of the most interesting and instruc-
tive entertainments presented to our
people in long time. The Mann
brothers are to be congratulated for
their enterprise in procuring the
show.
Mrs. Mary LaRock entertained for
Mrs. Maud Barnard Frida afternoon.
The guests were Mrs. VIM. Pangburn,
Mrs. F. Pangburn and daughter
Merle, Mrs. H. N. Carpenter, Mrs.
Barnard and Mrs. G. H. Vandesteeg.
Mrs. Barnard expects TO leave Oct
lst for her claim in Montana.
While there may be multitude of
the best people on earth attending
the Stearns County Fair, the Herald
desires to warn the people that a few
nndesirables are liable to slip in with
the crowd. 1t would be advisable not
to leave your house entirely alone, to
keep your doors locked nights and
keep an eye open for pickpockets and
sneak thieves during the fair.
The Herald understands that Sank
Centre will soon have another physi-
clan, the new man being DR.. Shearer
of Cairo, III. The gentleman has
rented the Doolittle residence across
the river and they are now getting
settled. The same informant also
stated to the Herald that the new
doctor expects to have offices in rooms
over the Merchants National Bank.
Hon, Frank NJ. Eddy left Wednes-
day morning for Long Prairie and
Park Rapids. He attended the Todd
county fair at the former place We'd
nesday, and he will deliver an address
to the citizens of Hubbard county at
the Park Rapids fair. When it
comes to painting a word picture of
the wonderful resources and possibil-
tiles of this section of the North Star
state Mr.. Eddy has no superiors.
Herald readers will recall the story
of the boy forger in las weeks issue.
Collier the man implicated. by young
Wy ley had his preliminary hearing
before Judge Diehl Tuesday after.
noon. He told substantially the same
story as he had on former occasions
and as the defendant did not intro
duce any evidence to Offset this mar
rative the Court bound him over to
the fall term of the Stearns county
grand jury and remanded him to Jail
without bail. Wyley expected to go
before Judge Roeser Wednesday after
noon, enter a plea of guilty to for
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