The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-06-17

THE INVESTORS SECURITY AS.
ISOLATION SELLS FARMS. adv
Rev. A. ART spent Monday at St.
Cloud. e.
J. A. Schoenhoff was looking after
business interests at Ward Springs or
Tuesday.
L. Kulfier Of Lake George town
ship spent Monday looking after bus
mess interests in Sank Centre.
Do you want lumber of any kind ?
If so, see me. I have $4,000 feet OF
choice lumber which will sell very
cheap. Geo. O'Gara. adv
George Capser, representing David
Adler & Co., of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday in Sank Centre with his aged
parents, Hon. and Mrs. Joseph Cap.
ser. .z-s ..s"s
WE SPECIALIZE IN EXCHANG.
ES. IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING
TO TRADE, TELL US ABOUT 1T
INVESTORS SECURITY ASSOCIA'
TON. adv So
D. B. Caughren made a business
trip to Osakis on Monday in his Hup.
mobile and on his return was accom-
panied by his brother, Harry, of that
city, who remained in Sank Centre
till the evening, returning on the gil
flyer. ',~ =:
Mrs. Mary Smith and daughter
Miss Ellen, mother and sister of Mrs
A. C. Cawley, returned Monday moor
from visit at Webster, Wis. Miss
Ellen left for Cass Lake Tuesda!
noon. Mrs. Smith will remain here
with Mrs. Cawley for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Whitson lef
! with D. B. Caughren, in the latter:
Hupmobile, for the Cities at foul
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. They viii
visit few days and on the ii return
| trip will more than likely bring j. A
Caughren's Pierce Arrow with them
Mrs. P. ]. Nelson and her neice
Miss Mildred Henstrom were in th'
city Saturday, the former enrout'
from Westport to her home in Clar
issa and the latter enroute to Moor
head to attend summer school. Little
Donald Bishop of Westport accompan
led Mrs. Nelson home. 90.
Robert Kells came up from thu
Twin Cities on Friday evenings trail
1 and will visit for time with friend
herabouts, before taking up his sum
mer's work. "Bob" has been attend
ing Hamline University and has mad
quite name for himself as an orator
here's hoping he don't take to sellin,
books around this section or he'll hav
US all investing.
Stephen Schwarzbauer left thi
Thursday morning for Detroit, MINI
as delegate to the state convention
of Rural Letter Carries of Minnesota
Mrs. Schwarzbauer will meet him a
Little Falls Saturday morning, an
together they will journey to st. Pau
where they expect to attend st. Agne
Catholic church at which time
friend, Rev. Frances Tschida will rea
his first Mass.
4 Miss Maza Wallace, accompanie
by Miss Eda Schramm of Fairfa,
| left. Tuesday over the Northern Pac
ific for quite an extended Wester
trip. The first stop will be made a
Yellowstone Park where one day onl
! will be spent. Then for short visi
with friend at Spokane. Seattle an
Tacoma will also be visited. Some lii
tie time will be spent at the home Q
an uncle Of Miss Schramm at Salem
Ore. The young la eidsraeETANl
Ore. The young ladies are route
. to take the Great Northern Pacif
!. Steamship Company's boat at Astol
la, for San Francisco. After shol
! time at the Exposition they will PR
coed to Los Angeles, then on to Sa
: Diego. Returning to Los Angelo
their route next takes them on
: San Diego. Returning to Los Angelo
/ their route next takes them to Sa
} Lake and Denver, thence to Kanss
{ City and Macon, Mo-, and Northwoo
J lIowa.. They expect to be away abo,
Pa OK seven ~egks.safn ST1cy