The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
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Miss Margaret Mcclure left this
Thursday morning for st. Paul where
she will enter one of the large millin-
cry wholesale houses.
Miss Reka Steurnagel went to
Grey Eagle this Thursday morning
and will visit relatives and friends in
that city for few days.
The Herald is in a position to save
some young man or woman snug
sum on course in a reliable business
college. If interested, call.
Fourth street is being considerably
improved just west of Main. J. J..
Costello and crew have been putting
in concrete cutters this week.
Brown Bros. shipped a, carload of
feeders to Kolon, Mont, yesterday.
Last week two carloads were shipped
to Thos. Brown at Samatra, Mont.
Grove Wills, of the Herald force,
returned Monday from ten days va
cation trip spent on the shores of
Mile Laos lake and at his home in
Milaca.
Miss Louise Mcclure returned to
Sank Centre Wednesday after a
months vacation spent at the Jos.
Kraker cottage at Birch lake, and
Long Prairie.
Fay and Russell Cooper and Leland
Galbraith returned to Sank Centre on
Tuesday afternoon, after having en-
joyed a week at the Cooper cottage
at Birch lake.
In a laudable effort to reduce the
high cost Of living, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
.Sprague and friends autoed out into
the forest Thursday to gather a sup
ply of wild berries.
Mrs. Henry Rice and daughter,
Joyce, left on the noon train today
Thursday, for st. Paul. They will
visit for several weeks at the home of
the lady's brother, J. G. Stirn. .
The "back to the land" idea has hit
Master Clement Wallace and~he left
Wednesday for Oklee, Mimi, with H.
F. Compton to work on his farm I'M
til school commences in the fall.
Milt Smith has begun work on the
"Ward Springs road" and from his
reputation as a road builder, we ex-
pect to see that much-traveled high
way in much better condition before
long. s... -. --.... -
Prof. M. D. Aygarn and wife ar
rived home Wednesday evening; Mr..
Aygarn has been teaching summer
school in Long Prairie and Mrs. Ay-
garn visiting at Eyota and st. Char
les, MINI. 49, r.. e.;
]. J. Costello and crew finished up
a concrete foundation for the silo on
the P. M. Kennedy farm last week.
The silo will be Ia feet in diameter
and the foundation was made nine
feet deep. - ..
The young" lake forming at the
Deters' corner after a heavy rain in
-past years will be a thing of the past
now. The new culverts and cutters
at that corner were finished up last
week by Costello and crew. =
Lewis H. Vath, formerly of Sank
Centre, and now the hustling proprie-
tor of Vath's Business College, St.
Cloud, is spending a portion Of today
visiting with old trends in town and
incidentally looking after business. He
states that the outlook for the COM
ing school year is very good. The
Herald received friendly call.
The Misses Harriette Evans, Hazel
Rosenberger, Pearl Gray, Martha
Rich and Flora Nutting, made up a
party of Sank Centre girls, who spent
the past week at Birch lake. They
were chaperoned by Mrs. Rosenber-
ger and Miss Essie Evans and enjoy
ed every minute of the time, return
ing home on Monday.
Gustave Grammentz, of Sleepy Eye,
MIMI, arrived in Sank Centre Thurs
day evening of last week to look over
the Kreuger farm which he recently
purchased through the w. A. Moore
Land Company. Mr.. Grammentz ex-
poets to remove his family to Sank
Centre in the early fall. He states
that he has brother who will locate
here if he can find farm that suits
him.
E. R. Ristine, who was superintend-
ent of the Glenwood High Schools 20
years ago, and who is now at the head
of the commercial department of Cor
nell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa, accom-
panied by his wife and her mother,
Mrs. Mary Brooks, passed through the
city Tuesday evening on their way to
Glenwood for a short visit. They have
been spending couple of weeks at
Big Birch Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Wedge returned
Friday evening of last week from
two weeks visit with the gentleman's
parents at Zumbrota, Goodhue county,
and with relatives at Dawson and
Montevideo, MINI. The trip was made
in the gentleman's Overland. They
were accompanied home by N. T. and
Miss Ruth Wedge, father and sister