The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-20

See our cultivators at T.. u. Mar
shall & Co. adv
w. Mayors visited friends in Long
Prairie on Sunday.
Horace Cutten, of the Herald made
a trip somewhere Monday.
AT. Anderson has the new barn
on his farm nearly completed.
Frank Frinan, of Clarissa, was In
this city Saturday on business.
Jack Irwin, of Westport, was in
Sank Centre on business Tuesday.
THE INVESTORS SECURITY AS
ISOLATION SELLS FARMS. adv
Miss Mary Stein left Tuesday for a
visit with friends in Fergus Falls.
Roofing, tar paper, and building
paper at Rowe Hardware Co. adv
John Diltz was business caller In
-. Sank Centre from Willard on Monday.
3. : Geo. F. Bouton, the insurance man.,
is here for the week, arriving Tues
day.
John Paul, of West Union, spent
over Sunday with friends in Sank
{ Centre.
! : VIM. Grimes of Montana is visiting
with his cousins, John and Will Brown
this week.
Clyde Wilke, the Grey Eagle bank
er, passed through this city Friday on
his way to st. Cloud.
Anthony G. Cherm, of Osakis was
a Sank Centre business visitor the lat
ter part of last week.
Miss Flossie Parkinson will give a
Story Hour at the public library on
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock.
Fred Littell went over to Burtrum
Friday and spent the day in that city
on business, returning in the after
noon.
J. The sewing circle of Our Ladies of
the Angels church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Moffatt on Wednesday,
May rs.
M. Levin was passenger to Min
neapolis on the Wednesday morning
flyer, where he will visit his family
until Friday.
THE YOUNG LADIES' SOCIETY
OF THE CONGREGATIONAL
POST SALE IN THE NEAR FU-
TURE. adv
Miss Ella Stolsmo arrived here on
Thursday of last week to make an ex-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Enoch johnson. - - 49, ~ S7s2' : @@E
A good number from Sank Centre
attended the barnsdanc at the. Will
Botz farm last Saturdayaand report
: ed good time. -
:. LAWN MOWERS, ALL SIZES
AND ALL PRICES-Go TO G. HILL
LERUD & co. 50ady
! Hy. Hartung went to St. Cloud last
Thursday morning and spent the day
in that city on business. He returned
ON the evening flyer.
Clay Hash was over from Glenwood
last week on business. Mr.. Hash is a
trainer of race horses and this year
has Buster" under his care.
Otto Janecke and Chas. Houghton
autoed over to Willard in Mr.. Hough-
tons Ford Tuesday afternoon and
transacted business in that city.
Arthur Helichson and sister Miss
Harriet, came in from their home in
North Fork on Wednesday and spent
the day in this city visiting friends.
The Rev. Doe, who arrived in Sank
Centre recently preached his first ser
mon in the Norwegian Lutheran
church a week ago last Sunday. He
will be retained as pastor. Rev. Doe
came to Sank Centre from New York
z state and will have charge of the
Salem, Sank Valley and Long Bridge
congregations.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
FISHING TACKLE. GET 1T EARLY
AND GET YOUR CHOICE. IF WE
DON'T HAPPEN TO HAVE WHAT
YOU WANT ON HAND, WE CAN
GET 1T IN A FEW DAYS. G. HILL
LERUD & co. adv
A crowd of Sophomores including
+ the w. L. U. Club with Miss Linton
accompanying them as chaperon, took
a "hike"sto Osakis Saturday, May Is,
their pockets bullying with "Hershap".
Each one carefully carried a large
mysterious box, the contents of which
is unknown: The day started out
Z cloudy and dreary and continued so
but this did not dishearten the
"plucky bunch" The previous Satur-
day the WI. U. Club, who are Hell
enc Donart, Maybelle Flavin, Miss
Linton, Jennie Hedin, Jessie Hansen,
Marie Cawley and Louise Parker
took "hike" to Melrose and while
there had a very enjoyable time.
Walking seems to be their favorable
hobbv inst now