The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-11-12

! Mrs. Henry Steinkraus of Berth;
was a weekend visitor to this CIT.
arriving here Saturday.
| AL. Erwin went to Burtrum an,
Grey Eagle Monday morning to lool
after business interests.
Miss Mable Benson came home from
the Normal at Moorhead to spend TIN
Sabbath with her parents.
Miss Lovendahl of Walker arrives
here Saturday noon and is the CUES
of Miss Lizzie Reznecheck.
i Mrs. M. Swi TT went to Minneapolis
Saturday where she will make he
daughter Mrs. Adams, visit.
! Father Hinnenkamp took the moor
train Monday of this week to assis
with the services at Melrose.
Jas. Connolly was passenger tx
Minneapolis where he will probably
spend the remainder of the winter.
Frank Schwartz was passenger tt
the Twin Cities Thursday morning Of
last week. He returned Friday night
Mrs. Radabaugh of Long Prairie
came down to Sank Centre Tuesday tt
nave her eyes examined by DR.. Lewis
For your Friday dinner and supper
you had better try our Fresh and Salt
fish.-Corner Meat Market. 1924
Dave Pangburn and Fred Harder
went to Burtrum Monday morning
where they are doing masonry work.
Geo. Lee, of Willard, was in the city
Monday visiting his brother-in-law,
DR.. E. C. Rich and family, and at
tending to business.
IF YOU NEED A GOOD BASE
BURNER, NEW OR SECOND
HANDED, WE HAVE THEM. G..
HILLERUD & co. adv
A. B. Nelson came down from
Swanville Saturday afternoon of last
week and remained in Sank Centre
till Monday morning.
Miss Margaret Hines, who is teach
ing near Belgrade this year, came
home Friday for few days visit with
her mother and sisters.
Several exceptional bargains still
on hand in new and second hand pi-
amos. Twenty pianos to select from.
H. R. Halverson & Co. adv
Mrs. August Dahlem and son, and
her sister, Miss Helen Anderson, left
Saturday for Holdingford for a brief
visit there with her parents.
Mrs. Julia Costello and daughter,
Rosie left Friday for Superior, Wis,
where she intends to spend the winter
with her sister Mrs. Schmidt.
Fred Telschow and brother-in-law,
Paul Shatter, left Monday afternoon
for McGrath, Mimi, where they will
spend week or two hunting deer.
Bring US your poultry. Buying
every day. Will pay highest prices.
Sank Centre Meat & Mercantile Com
oany. adv
Mrs. J. A. Schoenhoff and young |
laughter went to Albany Saturday |
where she spent the week end with
relatives and returned home Monday. |
DON'T MISS THE SALE AT THE |
Bee Hive Millinery Store, common
ing, Friday, Nov. Is My entire line |
1T One-Haf Off. Mrs. ]. F. Coyle.a |
Miss Quinne Quill of Minneapolis,
eft Tuesday noon for her home after
spending some time visiting at the |
he home of her brother G. K. Quill. |
Paul Hilsdale left Monday morning |
FOR st. Paul. After spending a few
lays there he will leave for Chicago |
and New York City for an extended |
visit in both places. i
Ike Mossman and family went to
Birch Lake Monday morning on the
N. P. to visit with his brother. They
expect to stay until Mr.. Mossman's |
health is improved.
WE HAVE THE HOOKING VAL
LEY COAL FOR RANGES, FUR
NACES AND HEATERS. LET US
FILL YOUR BIN. G. HILLERUD & |
co. adv
Mrs. Westlake who has been renew
ing friends and acquaintance here
for the past several weeks, left Sat
lrday for st. Paul where she will re-
main for the winter.
Jesse Rose and Sid Brown left on a |
deer hunting trip Monday noon. They |
will go to Gimmel, MIMI, where they |
will hunt in company with Jesse's
brother, Llhse Rose.
Miss Gladys Locke and grandfather |
arrived here Thursday evening from
Mimi, and are the guests |
Of this venerable gentleman's daugh- |
ter, Mrs. A. T. Watson.
Mrs. Jas. Quill and children, who
have been spending the past months |
here with her parents, returned to
her home in Werner, N. D., Friday,
by Rudolph Quill of
North Fork, cousin Of Mr.. Quill, who
will visit there with them for awhile. |