The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-02-04

AT CITY HALL, SAUK CENTRE,
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. Is.
MUSIC BY MILLER'S FIVE-PIECE
ORCHESTRA. EVERYBODY WELL
COME. adv
Chase & Sanborn coffee at L. S.
Bishop Co. adv
AL. Salmond went down to the Twin
Cities on Wednesday moons train and
will spend till Saturday evening at
tending to business and taking in the
Auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cleveland re-
turned from Minneapolis Monday noon
where they had been with their dau-
ghter, Mrs. w. E. Dobbs, who has
been quite ill.
AT THE BOSTON THE LARGEST
AND MOST UP-TO-DATE LINE OF
RUGS, INCLUDING THE WHITALL
LINE, FOR WHICH WE ARE EX-
elusive AGENTS IN THIS DIS
TRICT. adv
Reuben Rice was operated upon at
the Lamb hospital for a severe case
of appendicitis, last Saturday. The
operation was a success and Mr.. Rice
is recovering rapidly.
THE 1915 SPRING SUITS AND
COATS ARE NOW BEING SHOWN
AT THE BOSTON STORE. adv
Claude Clary of Willard and Fred
Cooper of Westport, came down on
the Monday morning N. P. train and
left in the afternoon for a several
days stay in the Twin Cities.
WHEN YOU BURN OUR COAL
YOU GET THE BEST FUEL RE-
SUITS. WE ARE THE HEAD
QUARTERS FOR GOOD FUEL. G.
HILLERUD & co . adv
Mrs. Albert Nelson, nee Hulda
Weinberg, left for Alekey, on Wednes-
day to join her husband. Mr.. Nelson
is now operator at that city and they
will take up their residence there.
Come and see the Pictorial's New
Style Book now. The Fair. adv
\ /Elbridge Cass returned home Sat-
urday of last week from st. Anthony
Park, where he has been attending
the State Agricultural scnool. He will
remain home for the rest of the year.
Miss Ellen Kinsella was rendered
a Kitchen shower" by a number of
her young lady friends at the F. E.
Minette home Monday evening of this
week. The gifts were many as well
as useful.
Thos. Sullivan went to Minneapolis
Wednesday noon to look over the
spring stocks of goods now being
shown, in the interests of the Leader.
Mr.. Sullivan expects to be gone four
or five days.
John Sherer, formerly a practicis-
ing chiropractor in Sank Centre, but
now located at Long Prairie, passed
through this city Monday on his way
home after having spent Sunday with
his parents at Sank Rapids.
THE BOSTON STORE is NOW
SHOWING NEW LACE CURTAINS,
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES. adv
Miss Anna Hansen returned to the
Abbott hospital, Minneapolis, on the
early Monday morning train after a
short visit at home in order to take a
necessary rest. She will resume hef
duties as nurse in training.
A farewell party was given in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rose Satur-
day evening. They were surprised
with a shower of farming articles.
Plates were set for IS. The evening
was spent in playing cards.
C. D. Lord a we'll known Park
River, N. D., banker, and a former
resident of Sank Centre, spent a few
hours in this city Monday. After a
few days business trip to the cities
he will return for more extended
visit with old friends.
LAST DANCE BEFORE LENT.
GIVEN BY THE CATHOLIC Or
DER OF FORESTERS, CITY HALL,
SAUK CENTRE, MONDAY EVEN
ING, FEB. Is. GOOD MUSIC AND
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. A.
Norris invited Mrs. C. M. Bryant,
Mrs. Barto, Mrs. Davis and Miss Eva
Davis to a comforter tying" The
comforter was for Msr. Fannie Stat
ford. Mr.. Bryant came in to help
"Jim" at supper. The evening was
spent in a "feast of reason and flow
of SOUL"
Miss Anna Johnson, one of the
teachers of the Osakis High School,
was in this city Saturday and called
upon her friend, Mrs. F. B. Nutting.
Together with the eighth grade teach
er in the Osakis schools, she called on
some of the local teachers.
A GOOD TIME, OF COURSE. adv
Popular music, and a good time at
the dance to be given at the City hall
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 9th, under
the direction Of Clipper Hose Co. No.
2. Miller's six-piece orchestra will
play. Let's go. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Bishop came
down from their home in Westport on