The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-04-22

George w. Capser and wife of St.
Paul, spent Saturday, Sunday and
Monday in Sank Centre, guests of the
gentleman's parents, Hon. and Mrs.
Jos. Capser.
The best silver polish ever put on
the market, 25c jar at G. H. Van.
desteeg's.. Will refund the money i
not satisfied. adv
The "Big-Four" bridge club was en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon at the A.
T. Watson home. An enjoyable af-
ternon was spent, terminated with a
tasty luncheon.
Miss Lillian Porter returned to
Sank Centre yesterday, after having
visited several days with her father
and brother, A. C. and Lloyd Porter.
Crosby Crucible.
Mrs. George orgmann went to St.
Cloud Monday noon to attend the fun
eral of her cousin, the late Carl EN-
mel, on Tuesday afternoon, returning
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. A. Richards entertained the
Married Ladies' Bridge Club at her
home on Tuesday afternoon of this
week. The guests were served with
dainty luncheon before departing.
The horses and equipment of the
Sanderson & Parker racing stable
were moved to the fair grounds on
Saturday of last week and SANDY" is
now training his horses in earnest.
DID YOU GET 100 ASSORTED
BOLTS FOR so CENTS AT G. HILL
LERUD & CO.'S? 45adv
The younger Set" Bridge Club
were entertained Monday evening by
Miss Mary Maybury ateher rooms in
the Mrs. p. Lamb residence. The re-
freshments were enjoyed by all pres
ent as was the rest of the evening.
Donald Gaspard, son of Matt
Gaspard of Duluth, arrived in the city
Thursday of last week for a short Wis
it with friends and relatives. He left
on Monday for Long Prairie where he
will visit his grandmother Mrs. Henry
Diebel.
Miss Margaret Irish was operated
upon two weeks ago. The operation
was for appendicitis and tumors. The
lady was upon the table for nearly
four hours. A letter received by her
brother, L. ]. Irish, Wednesday of
this week, brings the cheering infor-
nation that she is recovering nicely
A change was made in the Great
Northern train schedule which will
take effect Sunday, April 25th. Sank
Centre will not be affected very much
by the change as all the trains now
running will remain on the same
schedule but of the three extra trains
put on only No. a, the east-bound
train will stop in this city. The time
fol this train is 700 p. m. sharp this
year, instead of 7:04, schedule time
for the same train last summer.
You must have heard of the South
Bend Malleable Range. But have
you had chance to see it? Come
in and see this perfect range at the
Rowe Hardware Company. adv.
w. C. Rotert was agreeably sur
prised on Thursday evening of last
week by number of friends, it being
his 45th birthday. The guests were
served with a most delicious supper
by Mrs. Rotert, who was Gin on the
deal to put one over on her husband"
Mr.. Edward Northrup presented Mr..
Rotert with a fine Masonic charm in
behalf of those present, who were
Messrs. and Mesdames G. H. Vande-
steeg, C. H. Childs, Edw Northrup,
VIM. Kobler, and Mrs. Chas. Perkin-
son and Miss Bernice johnson. Covers
were laid for twelve.
Patrons of the telephone company
who desire changes and advertising
space in the new directory, please no
tify the Manager by mail. Farm line
secretaries should mail a corrected
list of their subscribers showing call
numbers. J. w. Ward, Mgr. adv
The following account of an auto
mobile accident which implicated
Frank Lord, son of C. d. Lord, OF
Park River, N. D., and who resided
in Sank Centre some years ago, will
be of interest to the many friends and
relatives of the family in this vicin-
ity: "While Vivian Birder of Park
River who was at the wheel, was at
tempting to make his car run 60 miles
an hour on bet, the machine plunged
into a ditch. Frank Lord of Park Riv-
er, son of a banker, was hurled to the
road and scraped his face in such q
manner that he may be marked fol
life. Lawrence Thomas of Fargo, a
university student, was pinned under
the car. Vincent Smith of Grand
Forks was thrown against a wire
fence, while the Birders escaped with
bruises. The car was wrecked. Min
neapolis Journal, April 10.