The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-09-23

st. Paul friends this week.
Mrs. Lynn Shaffer is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Wilcox.
A. C. Kay came down from West
lport Wednesday to take in the fair.
Fresh meats of all kinds.-S Sank
Centre Meat & Mercantile Company.
adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Shears of Iowa are
guests of Mrs Shears sister, Mrs. Jes-
Sc Rose.
Mrs. J. F. Brown, nee Miss Leafy
Pitzlin is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Bowman.
Mrs. L. M Dunn returned last week
from California where she has been
making an extended visit.
Anton Nelson and crew finished the
foundation for Mike Franks new res
idence the first of the week.
Lewis Hedin has started the foun-
dation for his new house. Anton Mel
son has been doing the work.
Lew Irish was confined to his bed
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week with an attack of lagrippe.
Mrs. Geo. Rice returned Thursday
from St. Paul where she has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. C. Smith.
Herman Lying, a retired Kandota
farmer, has bought Mrs. Millard's
house across the Great Northern
tracks.
The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies
Aid, which met with Mrs. Julia Soren-
son of Kandota last Sunday, was well
attended.
A. J. Wilwerding was in this city
last Thursday to arrange for an ex-
nibit from his Freeport nursery at the
county fair.
On Monday of this week Chas.
Houghton sold the Otto Hedin farm
consisting of 80 acres, to Mrs. Flora
Middlestead.
Rev. Anthony and Mrs. Dun left the
first of the week for Faribault where
he will take up his studies in Seabury
Divinity School.
Frank Kinsella took the early
morning train for Oelwein, Iowa, last
Thursday and. spent till Monday of
this week with friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obie Gibson are en-
joying visit from the lady's brother
Stanley Ralph, who arrived here from
North Dakota Saturday noon, and will
make a stay of indefinite length.
J. R. Howard came down from the
White Earth Indian reservation on
Wednesday to visit relatives, old
friends and take in the Steayns
County Fair.
For highest prices bring in your
chickens to US. We are buying now.
| Sank Centre Meat & Mercantile Com
pany. adv
| Ole Halverson, who is threshing
lear Rothsay, Mimi, came down home
| he first of the week 1t was necessary
Cor the crew to suspend threshing for
time on account of the great amount
| If rainfall in that section of the state
Mrs. Obie Gibson returned home on
Saturday morning from Cuba City,
Wis, where she has been visiting for
The past three weeks, with her par
ents. Her husband accompanied her
20 Cuba City but returned about ten
lays before she did.
Rev. Vatne, the foreman of the Old
Peoples Home, has removed to Sank
Centre and is taking charge of the
old "Keller house." which the Norweg-
ian Lutherans recently purchased
rom B. E. Ellis,and is getting things
IN shape to open up the home.
The condition of N. A. Welle, the
young man who has been employed
IN the First National Bank of this
city for some time past, is quite SER
ious. One of the arteries leading to
the stomach had become clogged and
serious complications had set in. 1t
was reported that there was no hope
of saving his life last week, but later
reports bear the information that he
will recover, but that the lower portion
of his body will be paralyzed.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-At
public auction. I will sell the follow
ing household furniture at public auc-
ton, corner of Main and Third streets
Sank Centre, Saturday, Sept. rs, at 8
p. M: Jewell gasoline burner, new;
Zone sanitary couch and mattress, new;
one sewing machine and other articles
too numerous to mention. Terms, cash.
Id. A. Danielson. 171tp
| Mrs. Ellen M. Jones and Mrs. Man
ford Jones of Teton county, Mont.
arrived in Sank Centre Tuesday even
ing to attend the Stearns County
County Fair and incidentally for 9
|. visit with relatives. The Jones were
residents of this section for man!
years but moved to Montana severa
yea RS ago. They will also visit will
relatives and friends at Winnebag'
, and Fairmont, Mimi, and Waterloo
Iowa, before they return.
| The Minnesota Federation of Won
ems Clubs will conclude their 21st an
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