The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-03-11

Victrola Recital. Hear Scheuman-
Heink and others, Friday evening, al
the Fair Store. adv -
Miss Anna McCue, of the Leader
store, spent from Saturday morning
until Monday evening visiting friends
in Minneapolis. "
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Gradatim Club will be held or
Wednesday, March II, at the home OF
Mrs. Thomson.
Gurd. Carpenter, who spent last
week visiting friends in Sank Centre
returned to his home in Ashley or
Monday afternoon.
For popular rates and good room
the Beaufort Hotel is one of the very
best. 112 So. Sd street, Minneapolis
MINI. adv41-2
Mrs. T. L. Mccormick went to Min
neapolis Friday for a visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Hol.
leran, until Sunday.
ESylvester Mcclure, who owns a
dairy farm near. Grand Forks, N. d..
bought twenty mich cows from
Brown Bros, on Wednesday and cal
was loaded and shipped on the noon
train the same day.
Fay Sprague is now the proud pos.
SCISSOR of a five passenger chandler
Six" which arrived the first of the
week. The Chandler is a fine 'ap.
pearing car and ought to be a source
of much enjoyment.
C. M. McCullum returned Monday
afternoon from a weeks visit to Du.
luth, during which time he attended
the Macabee's convention and visited
with friends. He reports an enthu.
siastic meeting and good time.
Chas Farrow, who has just recently
moved onto his farm 7 miles north OF
the city, which he purchased last fall
left on the noon train today for Min.
neapolis where he will meet his wife
and bring her to their new home.
Roland Pendergast, of Boston
Mass, nephew of the late S. A. Pen.
dergast, of Sank Centre, was appoint.
ed private secretary to the interior
at Manila, P. l., and we understand
that he sailed for that city last week
The best silver polish ever put OF
the market, 25c jar at G. H. Van
desteeg's. Will refund the money i
not satisfied. adv
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Epworth League was helc
in the Methodist church Tuesday ev'
ening in the form of country
school" and the members came with
lunch baskets and attired accordingly
WANTED TO BORROW-$2,5OO-
l HAVE A FIRST MORTGAGE
LOAN TO MAKE ON 100 ACRE
IMPROVED FARM LOCATED
NEAR SAUK CENTRE. TERMS,
PERCENT S YEARS, ON OR BE
FORE. w. A. MOORE LAND co.
SAUK CENTRE. Adv41-1t
Fay Hoffman left on Monday af
ternoon's N. P. train for Limerick
Sask., Canada, and expects to be gone
from Sank Centre about three weeks
Fay owns a farm near Limerick which
he took up as a claim several years
ago. He has already "proved up" ane
he is making this trip to Canada OF
business connected with his property
More eggs wanted. We pay tor
price. Trade in either department. A
Dahlem. adv
R. w. Borland, wife and little dau
ghter, Alberta, left on Monday moor
for Milwaukee, Wis, where they will
make their home for the summer, Mr.
Borland having taken the state agen.
cy for the "Wizard" light in Wiscon
sin. The family will visit in Mime
apolis for few days after which they
will 60 to "Bob's" new field.
1.-The following from Sank Centre
will give discussions at the Contra
Minnesota Educational association
held at St. Cloud the last three days Of
next week, March Is, 10 and 20, al
of whom are on Fridays program
Misses Leta White and Alice Parker
"Hot Lunches" Miss Mary Maybury
"Ethics in the Upper Grades;" Miss
Alice Quigley, General Science fol
Freshman" Miss Emma Chelgren
GLOW to systematic and Plan Prac.
tice Teaching" Miss Ethel Jean Viii
lis, Outlines in Sewing and Cooking
for Associated Schools.