The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
Fresh Fish for Friday at the En-

Miss Janet Perkins spent Monday
in st. Cloud on business, returning
home on No. Z in the evening.
Henry Byro formerly with the Sank
Centre Meat & Mercantile Co., but
who left Sank Centre about year
ago is visiting friends here this week.
Will Radden, who has been work.
ing at Eckleson, N. D, for the past
few months, is spending few days
with his aunt, Mrs. Frank House,
while enroute to his nome in Avon
The Rev. George Tindall, of Alex
andria, arrived in Sank Centre Mon
day evening to assist Rev. Duel with
the special services being held at the
Methodist church all this week.
Frank House is back from his Da-
kota .jaunt" and has made his initial
trip to Ward Springs, bringing in
300 gallons of the water the like Of
which is not found elsewhere.
Highest prices paid for hides and
fur. City Meat Market. adv
Telephone No 317 has been INSTALL
ed in the Henry Fielding residence.
Other necessary changes are being
made which will make that one Of the
desirable homes of the city.
From farm to fame is the story of
thousands of young men who have at
tended Mankato Commercial College.
Be one of them. adv27-30
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kinsella were
called to Watkins, Mimi, Sunday to
attend the funeral of J. M. Mccarthy,
father-in-law of ]. E. Kinsella, of St.
Cloud. The funeral was held Mon
day morning at nine o'clock.
John Ceynar, Albert Molitor and
daughter, Margaret, Thos. Flahaven
and daughter Alice, Hugo Klar, Relin
Dissendorf, Henry Botz and w. A.
Moore left Monday to look over land
in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas.
GENUINE CUT GLASS AT
PRICES YOU HAVE NOT SEEN
BEFORE. VASES, TUMBLERS,
SHERBETS, VINEGAR BOTTLES,
NAPLES, ETC. % CENTS AND
UP HANSON & EMERSON, THE
CORNER DRUG STORE. adv
Abner Dunlap, the famous old Chi
cago White Sox ball player and room
mate of Billy Sunday in the old days,
is again running train on the Nor
ris branch of the N. P. This is high
ly pleasing to the patrons of the
company for cad" is a Sank Centre
product"
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.. Woodbury., who
returned to Sank Centre the first of
last week from Devils Lake, N. D.,
left last Thursday evening for their
home in Hornell, N. Y, after having
made their annual visit to the C. D.
Marshall family and other Sank Cen
tire friends.
The Herald last week stated that
the City Council should take steps to
erect suitable flag pole in the city.
We have since learned that the Palm
er Post G.. A. R. has committee for
this purpose and as soon as a suitable
staff can be purchased it will be pre-
sented to the city.
A. E. Dubeau and son Albert, au-
toed to Minneapolis III the Dubeau
speedster Tuesday morning and re-
turned Wednesday evening. Ed. Dyer
an old friend of GAPS" returned with
them to Sank Centre and remained
till this Thursday noon when he took
the train for home.
We have an extra lot of good pork
and beef on hand as well as fresh oy-
sters. Enterprise Meat Market. adv
James McCauley, of Park River, N.
D., arrived in Sank Centre Monday
evening for visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Frank B. Cliff. Mr. McCauley Is
in the cattle business with G. d. Lord
formerly of Sank Centre, and was en-
route from having sold several car
loads of stock in the cities.
Miss Vera Jameson was taken sick
with ptomaine poison about $3.50 Mon
day evening and suffered severely all
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her bed until today when she is able
to be about the house. The attack
was a severe one while it lasted and
was caused by a piece of candy which
was colored green.
George Mann of Missoula, Mont,
is spending a couple of weeks with
his step-son, F. P. Minette, residing
south of the city, and other relatives
and many friends, in Sank Centre,
Long Prairie and Meiere Grove. Mr..
Mann moved to Montana little over
three years ago, and while calling at
the Herald office to renew his sub
scription for another year, stated that
he, liked his new home very much. He
operates large orchard on the out
skirts of Missoula.
Make your cream candies at home
with fondant- 25c per pound. The j.
B. Perkins Drug Store. adv
Mesdames ]. F. Cooper and A. E.
Erwin informally entertained large