The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-06-25

| Miss Iris Garfield returned home
Thursday last from visit with
friends in st. Cloud.
Just received full line of Fire
works and Decorations at the Golden
Rule Store. adv
J. E. Gallagher of Chicago spent
the week end with his father, Thomas
Gallagher of this city.
Porosknit and B. V. D. Union Suits,
only soc at Dahlem's, during the Re-
moval Sale. adv
Mrs. Geo. Conkey Went over to Viii
lard Thursday last to visit with rel
atlves for lew days.
Adam Ingram went to Minneapolis
Friday morning to visit his brorner
Gordon for few days.
Miss Annabel Erwin returned Sun
day evening from several days VS.
it at Northfield and Minneapolis.
Miss Florence Parker returned
home last Thursday from two
weeks visit with friends. at Spicer.
Fred Rowe returned Sunday eve
ming from very pleasant two weeks
visit at his old home at WARSAW, N. Y.
H. ]. Parry of Mankato spent Sun
day in Sank Centre and did NOT go
fishing. Mankato papers please note.
Ben Schooner, the genial sheriff Of
Stearns county, was in Sank Centre
Friday. The Herald acknowledges a
pleasant call.
| Mrs. Kletzing, mother of Mrs. R.
w. Duel, left for her home in Naper-
vile, ILL.,, Thursday last after an ex-
| tended visit here
| C. O. Hines left Thursday morning
for Lincoln, Nebraska, where he will
be Joined later by Mrs. Hines and will
make their home in that state.
Mrs. Asa Scott and two daughters
Helen and Alta, of Waupan, Wis, ar
rived in the city last Thursday even
ing to make her brother, L. A. Walk
er and family an extended visit.
Miss Emily Baldwin is home with
her father Henry Baldwin and will
leave later for trip down the Great
Lakes. Miss Baldwin is teacher in
the public schools of Aberdeen, S. d.
20 per cent discount on all Ladies'
and Mems fine dress shoes. Removal
sale now on at Dahlem's. adv
Miss Elizabeth Rich and the Misses
Emma, Tilda and Mildred Forsberg
went over to Glenwood Thursday af-
ternoon to attend the conference Of
| the Brethren church. DR.. Rich and
Miss Bertha Rich went over later.
| FOR SALE-Four acres right in
town, good location, with seven-room
house, barn, shaded lawn, fine trees.
large garden, pasture or meadow,
good improvements. Might consider
trade for house with less ground. In
quire of L. w. Gallagher. 4-5pd
Rev. and Mrs. S. L. Mitchell left on
Tuesday for severaf weeks visit at
Niagara Falls, N. Y, Toronto and
Hamilton, Ontario. After couple of
weeks visit with his mother the gen
tleman will return but Mrs. Mitchell
will prolong her visit for some time.
Boys, remember that we have
complete line of Fireworks-caps,
guns, canes, fire crackers, penny nov
elty assortment-in fact everything
that you look for on the Fourth. Col
den Rule Store. adv
Charles Allen, E. A. Richards and
! Asa M. Wallace visited North Star
Lodge A. F. & A. M, at st. Cloud
Saturday evening. Five candidates
were raised to the sublime degree of a
Master Mason. The st. Cloud breth-
rem entertained their guests right
royalty.
LOST-oNE BAY DRIVING
HORSE WEIGHT ABOUT 1000 LBS;
BROKE LOOSE AT FAIRY LAKE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JUNE
"a. HAS NO HALTER OR Birdie
BUT LIGHT WORK HARNESS..
FINDER WILL PLEASE CALL s..
CHENEWORTH, 233 RING 3, SApk
PHILLIP sCHAUB, OWNER.
Arrangements for the Union Re
vival Services, which will start in
Sank Centre, Sunday, July 18th, I'M
der the leadership Of Evangelist
Smith, are we'll under way. The Meth
odist. Congregational and Baptist
churches are uniting In this series OF
meetings and great deal OF good IS
expected to result. The public, re-
pardless of denomination are nvited
to enjoy the meetings..
The most severe rain storm OF the
:. season visited this section TUESDAY
evening. The rain fell IN torrents
from s o'clock until midnight. Sew
eral other SecClOIlS VI IiiC wv S1A
suffered a great deal worse than alo
Stearns county. Telegraphic and tel.
) ephone communication was put our
of business in the Twin Cities ano
there were three drownings 81
! lake Harriet. The city OF WATERFOWL
, s. D.. was struck by severe cyclone
r and over so houses were destroyed
and several injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Sprague anc
Miss Esther Sprague left "Wednesday
| morning for an extenceG trip to lhe
Pacific coast. They will go to nan
!, sas City by way OF the Northwestern
railway. Remaining there over nlgn'
thew will take the Santa Fe through
the Crane Canyon to San Diego Cal.
q remaining there few days. They
t will next visit Los Ange:es where Mr.
' Sprague has a brother and Mrs
4 Sprague neices and ncp:leWs. Mex
they will visit Lampac where Mrs
Sprague has relatives and from there
e 20 to San Francisco to visit Mrs
!. CARPENTER, sister of Mrs. Sprague
i and Fred w. Carpenter, former Am
Y bassador to Siam. They will return