The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-12
OVERFLOW LOCAL NEWS

w AUD nOU kVVhN A"V
The second annual corn show for
Todd county will be held at Long
Prairie Feb. IA. The show is attract
ing countrywide interest and the pro-
gram will surpass any ever presented
in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Gray Of Wey-
burn, Sask., Can, who are spending
the winter here with relatives, re-
turned to this city Wednesday from
Rochester, Mimi, where Mr.. Gray
underwent an operation for appended
tbs about three weeks ago and who is
now feeling fine.
There is coal and coal, but the
very best can always be found
at G. HiIlerud & Co.'S. Delivery
prompt. adv
Judge Abbott, superintendent Of
construction for the Board Of Control
at the Home School, is Of the opinion
that this section of Minnesota is
right in the heart of the Banana belt
in spite Of the decidedly cold spell of
the last few days. On Tuesday OF
this week he captured alive on the
Home School grounds a Jersey sized
mosquito. The Judge insists that II
this was not banana belt territory no
mosquito would be nosing around at
this season Of the year.
Paul Erickson, aged 80 years, died
at the home of John Hanson in Sank
Centre, Tuesday morning, Feb. 10th,
after an illness of some months. The
deceased Had been a city charge for q
long time. Following his demise his
remains were taken to Halvorsen's
Undertaking rooms where the funeral
was held ON Wednesday, conducted By
Rev. Duel, pastor Of the Methodist
church. Mr.. Erickson was native
of Norway and claimed, that he did
not having any living relatives.
Get the habit. Watch our Be and
Zoe bargain counters, it will pay you.
See advertisement elsewhere in this
paper. Golden Rule Stos- adv
The announcement of the death of
Fred Smith, of Boston, Mass, on
Wednesday, Feb. 4th, was received
here Saturday. Mr.. Smith will be re-
membered by the old residents OF this
community. He came here 38 years
ago for his health and bought what
| is known as the Goodhue farm in
Getty township which he run success
fully for thirteen years. Having re-
gained his health by that time he re-
turned to Boston and went into the
milk business on an extensive scale,
having a number of wagons in that
city in operation. During the month
of June 1912 he was accidentally run
into by a hack and received serious in
juries. Since that time he had failed
lin health and the effects of the acct
|dent was the direct cause OF diabetis
from which he died. The funeral was
held in Boston on Saturday. He is
survived by wife and daughter Flor
ence.
A good n of beef, good corr
fed beef only 12Hc a pound
Sank Centre Meat 4 Mer. 90
adv
The Cooper home on Main stree,
was the scene of merry gathering
of young ladies Saturday evening al
which time Misses Winnifred Cooper
and Harriet Erwin entertained mum
Der of their young lady friends at
daintily served dinner at $50, follow.
ed by an evening of the ever popular
500. The young hostesses entertained
their guests royalty. The following
were among those present: Misses
Bertha Void, Mary Maybury, lne'
Brown. Josephine Emerson, Regina
Minette, Jean Hansen, Emma Chei
gren, Eva Davis, Ruth Hedensted
Mary Doolittle,, Florence Compton
Beth Griesel, Alice Quigley, Georgl'
Burgett, Ethel Armstrong, Let'
White, Annabel Erwin, Maza Wallace
Jennie Myhres, Ethel Winslow, Held'
Alden, Anna Anderson, Harriet Gil
/ man, Clara Abel. Ida Abel, Annabe
Emerson, Thea Gilbertson and Mabl'
Brown.
H Summer Sausage, our owl
make. Try it once and You wal
n huy no other. Sank Centft
Meat e Mer. Co. adv
HOGS BRING HIGH PRICES.