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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-02

watch the Herald Tor announce
ment of Santa Claus day at Kopman's
Department Store. adv
L. R. Porter of Akeley spent
Thanksgiving as the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fernholz.
Come in and see what SITS will dc
in a nice stylish coat for the Miss OF
My Lady at Dahlem's. adv T.
Hartman Rasmussen who moved t.
Iowa about a year ago has returned
and will make Sank Centre, his home;
Mrs. Lillian Mott, who has. been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mossman,
left Tuesday for a visit with friends
in Grey Eagle. ~,
Mems and boys work or dress nit
tens of all kinds and descriptions at
25c, soc, 75c, $1.00, SLIPS, $3.50, SITS
and $500. M. Nathe. adv
Math S. Unger of Sank Centre will
leave for Minneapolis Monday to take
up a course in telegraphy. Mr.. Unge1
expects to complete his course by
April LIST.
Bob Swift returned home on We'd
nesday of last week from North Da-
kota, where he has been working with
threshing crews for the past two
months, and will spend the winter in
Sank Centre. Bob is suffering lit
tie with boil on his knee, but it was
lanced Friday and he is improving.
Some day or evening you want to
hear Victrola 80. Fair Store. 50
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker re-
turned Wednesday evening of last
week from quite an extensive wedding
trip through the extreme West, as
well as Chicago, Milwaukee and the
Twin Cities. They have taken up
housekeeping in the Merryman resi-
dence on the north side of the the
river.
Lee Johnson caume up from Prince
ton Wednesday of last week and re-
manned until Saturday noon with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Johnson. Lee
went to Princeton last spring and
bought a blacksmith shop. He looks
well and says business is fine, which
will be good news to his Sank Centre
| friends.
Make your cream candies at home
with fondant-25c per pound. The J
| B. Perkins Drug Store. adv
The Hive Bowling Alle-- opened TO,
business last evening after being
closed since spring. One alley has
been done away with but the other
has. been refinished and good balls
supplied. One billiard and two poo
tables have been added and this to-
gether with the line OF conIectinery
will be the Hives offering to the pub.
| lie.
The finest and largest line Of
mems suits at $1,000, $1,000, $500
$500 can be seen at Nathe's Clio.
thing store. adv
Ed. Miller and John O'Hara came
down from their homes in DeSmet
S. D., Friday to look over trapping
prospects in this territory. Last win.
ter Ed. and brother spent couple
of months in this section and return.
ed home with a good bunch of hides
The two boys expected to lease cou.
pie of sloughs but the rats are not
plentiful enough this year to warrant
the paying out of $40 "per each" fol
nonresident trapping licenses. The
boys will visit friends in and about
Sank Centre for a week before re-
turning home.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-02

Jack Gaspard spent Sunday and I'M
til noon Monday visiting in st. Cloud
Miss Winnifred Hall is the guest OF
her brother in Melrose.
Atty. v. T. Conklin was in Osakis
on business Wednesday.
You ought to hear the new improv-
ed Victrola and 874. Fair Store. adv
John Kane of Willard was a Sank
Centre visitor Wednesday.
Ladies' Coat Sale repeated at Dab
lem's Saturday, Dec. 4th. adv
Mrs J. A. Schoenhof spent Monday
and Tuesday in Albany, visiting rela-
tives.
Saturday Special-Stuffed dates
zoe a pound. The J. B. Perkins Drug
Store. adv
T. R. Clough, of Osseo, Mimi, will
move to Sank Centre in the near
future.
Tom Olson, of Wolcott, N. D., is
visiting in Sank Centre with Ole
Uldrickson.
BOYS SKATES AT &c PER PAIR
SATURDAY A. NJ, 9 TO IL ONLY
WEDGE HDW. co. adv
Alfred Orvarr, son of Nels Orvaar
returned home last week after an alb
sence of about a year.
You'll find the best stock of high
top Jack Buck Moccasins in all sizes
at Dahlem's. adv
Miss Nathalia Myron, Of Glenwood
visited her aunt, Mrs. Lewis Jackson
on Monday and Tuesday.
Lewis Reese returned to Sank Cen.
tire Tuesday, after having visited his
mother at Henning, MINI.
Mrs. r. A. Stone of st. Paul spent
Sunday in Sank Centre the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. H. L. Lamb.
Be wise when you are in Minneap.
oils and stop at an up-to-date Euro
pean hotel. The Beaufort. Opposite
Federal building. adv27-8
Supt. Agnes K. Burns of Sank Rap
ids accompanied Miss Ethel Collin:
home Thursday to spend Thanksgiv
ing with the latter's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. d. E. Collins.
The largest and finest line of men!
dress caps you will find at M. Nathe':
Store at 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and SITE
adv
Mrs. Matt Mccormick and children
of Dodsland, Cam, spent Thanksgiv
ing with the lady's sister, Mrs. Walter
Dewhirst. They left for their Cana
dian home on Friday.
Mrs. R. w. Wagner and son, Vern
of st. Paul, were guests at the w. j
Dewhirst home over Thanksgiving
leaving Friday noon for their home II
the Cities. The two ladies are sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. Cromwell autoed down
from their home in Willard Saturday
accompanied by the Misses Lola But
Ter, Spong and Mattson, the latter two
young ladies being teachers in the
Willard schools. The party spent the
remainder of the day in this city or
business and pleasure.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
TANNERS MEETING
At e|ulDololaE
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
fe1oWs Aeeused Of Wolatill Gquor
l1aNs live 4 0ose csn t
ny beaps Penalty
Jury HING THIRTEEN HOURS

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han Wssta. sAAFosA With vis,s&iAs
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
tEAnB 70 Be IN COLORADO

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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thet h. eaapese v~y fsves.s'y. With
essa, ~ - . fssAiAg valus sens-
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pais ,Aa1slnsh b fssding .valsss hsv-
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= sAsl1.1n1eAss.1iqaisa.N11A vAost
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
mVl0NAeHhN AND WUR1S
SET FREE BY juRIES.

IlQTEEN HOURS
fal1ss saaiAsA the4 vAss - sa-
ts.Ptsl - ~ vAishy Il 1saaOAas
~ laatss tslA lin tAa4 - - ~
vhisky h Ains, bss - ~ pass&y q
u stsssA n oasswssl, Asvi.g sAis9sA
his sassk - 49, tsva vAsa AtAs vsst
~, ~ ~ - ssslA ss1se 4 Ter
Ra,ns ~atsA - ~, ssss1saag ease
10 yayoseS - ~ saas.
VAsa 0saaGAa1 tssA ~ seaaa II
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hss.ss - Jss.e, ssssst ~ - -
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u oissvssA. WAes - slsins - Aavo
w tAsa ~ tAas vAsa Rifls vs.s
dsy - sAippsa his s.tiss stssA = -
sssSsseing i<.sn y 1aAss eAssi1aD
= oass~eoa 40 sas sivss .ssseie fsr
sasp ssA. - ssseop - eeeea -
| VAslpals ~ VITA u. saele -
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ItAs- asshs ssa psstt1Bss ~. bssA
Ssss1 ed asAsA II - IlGsaAGAasl
sss,A ~ psss.1 Ain seae vAisky.
He saiA - tsaa PaiDse ~ esaaa heSs
Il saat - hin, cd vixen asksl Asw
n.sA . Ash gallsa would esst tSak
hin u weaA - ,ssSA vAtsA saD
Psl.sr paid bin, vAsssvpss - vrsae
lstess - oAsssaas asAieg ~ y
~ half easisa Of vaisAy . FaAD-
a.. saytas tAss - tMsaasAaaD vssta
[pay tss. u, - - tAsA sAss;A.a eoA
-, ,asest, - wstss - uas s0.et.
n whisky vas sAippsd - ha,oss
~ - - Jayss vsaA - - s1Vcpss
Issss - ssssivsS ~ p.skaos v1AssA
~ .sssk - tAsis ysso - santaes
~ ssessess. psesssaeisG \ seeA
SatpkH. o. ssss .szenisseisa No.
taehaa Assisd that II vas his wAish$
- ~ - RalDsf ssl aise lsaisd thaS
- aeteA. - aesat 70. Mr. SAesiAaA,
sasiaiag thae - ssly wrote ~ Letter
. . fris.aly Get fer Palmer Mo
claimed tha4 - was suffering iron
cramps and must have some whisky.
bin said - naAe - profit - ~
trsasaetiea.
NR. BAssiAaa, wAeA placed - the
stasl, Astailsd his part in Tie tsansasS
tisa, Ast wAsa asksl n Assaghan was
III aes.t, sesnAssl srs.nd awAils and
fi.Ally saiA - va ~.
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fvass. sanis> lsslso'ts -
49,. 4 alissss& &s unss =
vshAR- -saa psEtas po - - -,
nnas t1sse ~, . Sasy = =
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ll0eA ~ - , ~ - 49, -
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
!. ). {. LUCAS WRITES M
OF INTERESTING TRIP Ri !
sdoring Psnt1rS by Tf,vl 1hDutI
IL seeh ,ad East-] t-]ay esd
hen uo6 eeasijorill

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The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-10
BRITAIN GIVES UP
 ILLEGAL PRACTICE
Ambassador Page Says No More Cargoes Will Be
 Tempered With

Washington, Dec. 9.-(Special to The Press) The British govern ment is willing to accede to the demands of the U. s. state depart ment, and will issue orders that no more transatlantic vessels be seiz- ed by the naval authorities, pend- ing action by the prize court in the case of the Hooking, Kankakee and Genesee, according to advices received from Ambassador Page in London today. This is the first of ficial reply to the recent American note to Great Britain protesting against the indiscriminate seizure and detention of American cargoes, and is regarded as remarkable diplomatic victory for President Wilson and Secretary Lansing.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-10
POLITICAL TURMOIL;
 SCANDAL TO PEOPLE
w. A. Parke Says Condi- tions Have Reached Point
 of Intolerance.
(By A. w. Parke.)

Little Rock, Dec. S.-(Special to The Press).-A political condition, for which no particular person is at fault, but which cannot be rem edied with any certainty of per- manency, deprived Arkansas of the remaining years of usefulness of Dr. J. L. Greene as superintendent of the state hospital for the treatment of nervous diseases.
 This man, to whom the army surgeon at the government hospital in Hot Springs recently paid the high tribute of chasing as the greatest diagnostician in the Unit ed States; this man who would soon build up the largest practice in any community, no matter where he located, is not one tempted by the clink of gold. Great physician that he is, he is more interested in what he can do to aid suffering humanity, than he is in accumulat- ings this worlds goods. Dr. Greene would rather die poor man and leave behind great name, than to die possessed of great riches. For that reason, and that alone, pr. Greene would have returned to the Arkansas institution of which he was formerly the head had he been assured, or if it had been possible to assure him, that he might re- main until he had placed the i'm stitution where he desired it.
 So great was the desire of pr. Greene to return that he forgot every affront of the state officials which led to his resignation and a half hour before his decision was reached he left his office, in one pocket a telegram of acceptance. In the other was one of declination, and on his way to the telegraph office he reluctantly made up his mind which one he should send.
 There is only one successful method in handling state asylum for the insane, and that is to place entire control in one man and then hold him responsible. In Arkansas
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