The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-03-05

Sunday in Sank Centre, guest of
the J. F. Cooper home.
House and lot for sale-a bargain
see Geo. Fish. 1t
Arthur Weisner and ]. e. Book
were in Grey Eagle on business be-
tween trains Wednesday,.
Fay Hoffman returned from West
port Monday, where he has been visit
ing for the past two weeks.
The w. N. A. Circle viii be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. LII. Irish
Tuesday afternoon, March 10.
Mrs. A. T. Watson gave dainty
Lenten tea at her home on Pine street
Thursday afternoon of last week.
Byron Carr arrived in town Monday
from White Earth, where he is en-
ployed on the Indian reservation.
Inez Brown, who has been visiting.
friends in the Cities, returned last
Friday on the Winnipeg Flyer"
E. II. Osborne left Tuesday for Chi
cago on business trip. Mr.. Osborne
expects to be gone for some time.
Albert Markson made a business
trip to Morris last Tuesday in the in
terest of the City Steam Laundry.
Try can of Monogram soup, for
sale by McCracken & Burgess. adv
Miss Maud Penie, who has been
visiting Miss Conkey of this city, left
for her home near Westport Tuesday.
Sigurd Hjolme returned to his work
last Monday after having been laid up
for the last week with a broken rib.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mickey return
ed from Minneapolis Monday where
they had been visiting friends and rel
atives.
Miss Harriet Wheeler, who is teach
ing at Brooten, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. O.
Wheeler,
William Bush was renewing ac-
quaintances here the first: Of the week.
Mr.. Bush now lives on a farm near
Westport. ~
Stacks Of pretty Wash Dresses for
Girls, in all sizes, now on display at
our store; prices Soc up to $3.50. A.
DAHLEM. adv
C. D. Marshall & Co. have finished
the addition to their machine shed,
consisting of shed to store machin-
cry under.
Miss Mable Lee left Saturday noon
for Wilverton Mimi, Miss Lee has ac-
cepted . position in millinery store
at that place. ~
A law suit over the OWNERSHIP Of !
several tons Of hay occupied the at
tention Of Judge Diehl tcourt prac-
tically all Tuesday. ] d.
MRS F. J. Rrcshs was called to st. |
Paul Thursday by the serious, illness
of her daughter Alice who underwent
q serious operation.
Fl. w. Booker, clerk in the First
State Bank, moved from the George |
Spears house to the O.. B. Boobar res
idence last Saturday.
Marquis Wheat. Remarkably |
early, exceedingly productive, un-
excelled in milling quality. L. S.
Bishop Co. adv.
Fred Telschow went to Osakis We'd
nesday noon. Mr.. Telschow had an
engagement to wrestle Bert Harris at |
Osakis in the evening.
Mrs. N. Berkinnes, Of Melrose, was
. visitor in the w. 81. Steege home
last week. Mrs. Berkinnes returned |
TO her home Saturday.
Mrs. George H. Hosmer of Mime
apolis arrived in Sank Centre We'd
nesday evening for an extended visit
at the home of DR.. p. G. Rich.
C. M. Sprague Tuesday purchased
the Bishop residence on Main street,
and occupied by Mrs. T. w. Mann, of |
Albert Ekberg.
Home-like rooms at the Beaufort T
Hotel, Minneapolis. 125 rooms to Sc
lect from. Popular rates 75c to S1.50
per day. 39-40adv
Mrs. James A. Caughren left Mon
day morning for Chicago to visit her
Mrs. Caughren expects to
be gone for about three weeks.
Frank E. Minette purchased b. new
Overland from O'Gara & Salmond the
early part of last week, to use in the
of the Frick Farm Agency.
S. T. Mann returned last Saturday |
from business trip in the interest of |
the Mann Music House. He visited
Brainerd and Henning.
Buy your seeds of Z. S. Bishop Co.
We not only know what the best seeds
a1.-L r.