The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-05-07

the cities this week. He left on the
Sunday noon flyer and returned on
Monday evenings flyer.
We want county agents 20 handle
our Safety Vapor Burner. You can
make $4,000 or more weekly and have
a business of your own. Exclusive
territory. Northwestern Specially
Co., 221 So. 9Th St., Minneapolis. 1tp
Mrs. Chas Erdman and little son
returned to their, home in Minneapolis
Wednesday after short visit here
with her sisters, Mesdames Rich and
Hosmer. She will return to attend
the funeral of her nephew.
Mrs. ]. F. Coy'e will offer her en-
tire line of trimmed and untrin1med
hats at special discount of 20 per
cent at a special sale commencing
Saturday, May 9th. adv
Miss Ruth Compton, who is teach
ing near Evansville, suffered slight
attack of nostalgia last week. She
prescribed for herself home visit
Saturday and Sunday which she took
and returned to her work fully recov-
cred.
H. M. Hunting of Minneapolis was
in Sank Centre Thursday on his way
to Park Rapids to visit his daughter.
Mr.. Hunting will be remembered here
by many old residents, having lived
here on the S. M. Bruce farm in 1867
and 1877.
Mrs. George P. Winslow was in. the
city Monday enroute to her home in
Glenwood from Minneapolis where
she visited her daughter, Mrs. Har-
mon Perkins. While here she was the
guest of her husbands brother, O.
Wins'ow and family.
The following telephones have been
installed since the directory issue: W.
A. Moore Land Co., No. 20; George
Bowman, No. $50; F. A. Nelson, Nc.
1O5; Gunder Jensen, No. 280. J. w.
w dIu, NdudSCl. ~
M. A. Cole returned Thursday last
from Wilmington, N. Y, where he
went week previous with the re-
mains of his mother, the late Mrs.
Rose Mcleod ofAlexandria, for bur-
ial Mr.. Cole went to Alexandria Fri
day to look after some business af-
fairs.
Mat Miller formerly Of Sank Cen
tire but now of GlenwOOd is mingllng
with his old friends today. Mr.. Miller
states that the contest over license
in Glenwood has been thrown out by
the district court and license was
granted last Friday to three places.
He has one Of them. They keep open
from 7 a. m. until 10 p. M, and pay
$4,000 each into the city treasury IS
| license.
G.. H. Vandesteeg this week install
led very interesting piece of ma
chinery in his optical department. It
is called an Opthamoscope, and its
use will make it possible for the oper-
ator to get an accurate view of the ill
terror of the eye which will of course
make it easier to prescribe the right
kind of lenses. Mr.. Vandesteeg be
lieves in keeping thoroughly abreast
with his profession.
Tuesday afternoon, May 9Th, the
home of Mrs. Rred Littel was the
scene of a very enjoyable party. The
occasion being surprise and parcel
shower on Mrs. Littel. Dainty re-
freshments were served and all report
splendid time. The following ladies
were present: Mesdames Fred Lam
prey, J. Morris, Chas. Whitcomb, Ben
Dickhaus, A. H. Hauszel, Lewis Mey-
ers, AL. Meyers, Alvin Lamb, VIM.
Cummings, Galusha, M. Weeks, Chas.
Smith, Barton, VIM. Gillette. Misses
Verna Hall and Mae Shobart.
The range for which electricity
can be proftably used is unlimited.
For one week, beginning Monday,
May 18th, we are going to show
the people of Sank Centre that it
is a positive saving to use cleo
tricity in the kitchen. ElgOstOvOs
have a remarkable utility and are
economical. Sixteen slices of
bread can be deliciously toasted
for l cent; four eggs fried for IL
cent; steak for four people fried
or broiled, 2 cents; cereal for 5
people IL cents. This price is
made figuring electric current at
the average lighting rate. G. Hill
lerud & Co. adv.