The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-11-18

w. F. ,Sanderson left Tuesday even
ing for business trip to the Twin
Cities.
F. C. Muske, of Swanville was a
Sank Centre visitor Monday on bust
ness.
Joe Jackson and Leo Creners visit
ed friends in Alexandria Tuesday
Eevening.
T Fred Hultgren was down from his
home in West Union on business
Tuesday.
Thomas Rice, of Chicago is the
guest of his brother, Nick Rice, ar
irving today.
Miss jeanette DeVere, of Alexan-
dria, spent Monday and Tuesday Wis
iting friends in this city.
Miss Carrie Orrendorf was taken
to the Cities Tuesday evening for an
operation on one of her eyes.
Robert Aigner returned Saturday
from his threshing trip to Canada. He
reports very successful season.
Gilbertson Brothers returned from
Lidgerwood, N. D., Tuesday where
they have been threshing this fall.
M. F. Maynard, the well known
Long Prairie cattle buyer, was in
Sank Centre Tuesday on businesses.
Wayne Dahlem went up to Osakis
Tuesday noon for a few days visit
with grandmother, Mrs. N. J. Faille.
SPECIAL-Whole or half-hams,
from now until Thanksgiving at 1Sc
per ID. Corner Meat Market. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Costello re-
turned Wednesday noon from two
weeks visit with their daughter in
Iowa.
K. L. Steere went up to Fergus
Falls Tuesday evening and will spend
a few days in and about the city on
business.
Homer Matthews arrived Monday
noon from Williston, N. D., for yis7
it of indefinite length at the home of
his cousin, Ed. Gallagher. -"
Miss Bertha Rich returned Friday
noon from Browerville where she
had visited with her sister, Miss Hell
en-, who is teaching in the little city.
Rev. T. c. Hudson of Paynesville
was the guest of his brother-in-law,
Oliver Boobar, Wednesday evening
enroute to Fergus Falls to attend a
church meeting. . ~ u
"Bill" Schreiner says his Ford is a
genuine overland express" and he
has been able to make his regular
trips this week and will continue do
ing so for some time. = - = -'>'-. =,
Automobiles decrease about SO per
cent. a year in value; diamonds in
crease about 10 per cent a yearsin val4t
ue. A wise man buys a. good diamonds
from Walker, the up to date .jewelend
adv .......- .~r
! Fred Telsehows was s. the; first ''sauk
Centreite to return home With his
quarry. The animal was a fine doe
weighing 100 pounds dressed and was
shot Saturday evening near .McGrath,
MINI. :. :. IA
If you wan splendid turkey dinner
at small cost, attend the dinner to- be
served at the auditorium Thanksgip-5
ing day by the ladies of st. Paul's
church. They will also serve supper
and a luncheon at midnight. adv
Hans Tstavn, of Uland, Mimi, ar
rived in Sank Centre Tuesday for a
short visit with his aunt, Mrs. N. Sor-
enson. Mr.. Tstavn will go from Sank
Centre to Rock county, Wis, where he
will make visit of indefinite length.
The fixtures in the barber shop de-
partment of Ed. Evans place of bus
mess, have been vanished this
week and new electric fixtures have
been installed, both of which add ma
terially to the appearance of the
shop.
Otto Janecke was "under the wea-
ther' to such an extent last week on
Thursday and Friday that he only
did the work that was absolutely ne
cessary in his shoe shop, and that I'M
der protest. He is back on the job
now; however. *~..
Jas. A. Caughren took load of fine.
thoroughbred short horn heifers out
to his farm Wednesday. Mr.. Caugh-,
rem also brought in one of his thoro-
bred short horn steers to be weighed
and judged by. the boys of the High
School Agricultural class. 49,,
Mrs. C. M. Warren of Mankato,
nee Leafy Wilson, of Grove Lake,
came over from Glenwood on Wednes-
day and spent the day. visiting with
her old school mates, Mrs. J. A.
Brown and Mrs. E. e. Compton. She
left the city for home today.
w. C. Woodruff, who has been a
regular subscriber to the Herald for
81 years, left Saturday for Minneap-
oils. He will remain there for a
week, when he will go to Milwaukee,
Wis, to spend the winter. Of course
the Herald follows him to his new
address.
The Irish washerwoman is very
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