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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-06-24
Correspondence
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Mr.. Sanborn was sick Sunday.
Hand the news to your correspond
ent.
Harold Bishop motored to Maurice
Tuesday.
o. E. Krugar was Sank Centre
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Thoen motored
to Brooten Sunday.
Miss Alva Scott of Grove Lake was
in town Wednesday.
L. Sittko and Robert Lee motored
to St. Cloud Saturday.
The Borgerding Lumber Company
unloaded car of lumber Saturday.
Rumor has it that wedding is to
take place in the near future in West
port.
C. ]. Miller went fishing in Willard
lake Saturday and had fine catch
of splendid fish.
On Tuesday Mr.. Farrand and fam
lily started on their homeward jour
ney to Sumner, Iowa.
Miss Bertha Bodeker went to Iowa
Saturday morning where she will Wis
it her sister, Mrs. Cook.
Miss Lucille Miller returned home
from Sank Centre Monday where she
had been operated on in the hospital
Mrs. Burrow returned home Friday
from Mason, Wash, where she has
been spending several weeks with her
son.
The Thomas Franson Real Estate
Co., are erecting a fine barn and ma
chine shed on their farm north of the
town.
If there is anything in the change
of the moon effecting the weather, we
certainly hope there will be a change
in it soon.
The show at Sank Centre was well
represented by Westport and vicinity.
Mr.. Parker, the depot agent sold over
80 railroad tickets.
We have complete line of the fam
GUS Henney and Freeport single and
double seated Buggies at right prices.
G. D. Marshall & Co. adv
We have one of the neatest and
cleanest creameries that can be found
anywhere and the buttermaker is just
as neat and clean as his creamery.
Warning-Young gentlemen and
their sweethearts who go motoring on
the lake shore should beware of tiny
fishermen whose eyes are quick to
see and whose ears are not slow to
hear.
L. w. Gingery and family accom-
panied by Mrs. Schaaf and little
daughters from Dorchester, Nebr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Steere Of Sank Cen
tire, called at the home of j. A. Os-
borne Wednesday. They were en-
route to Alexandria and Osakis. We
understand that Mr.. Gingery froze
one of his ears.
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Christ ThOen was a BroOten Gale!

Christ Thoen was a Brooten caller
OF Saturday.
Henry Ranten made business trip
to Padua Monday.
Henry Ranten made business trip
to Brooten Saturday.
Miss Celia Pheiffer was a Sank
Centre caller on Saturday.
Nenious Olson made business trip
to Brooten Monday of last week.
Johnnie Spaeth called on Clement
and Lawrence Sanders Sunday after
noon.
Miss Celia and Katie Pheiffer
spent Sunday at the home of Matthew
Sanders.
There was large crowd attending
the wedding at Spring Hill Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thore Halverson
made a business trip to Brooten Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Sanders
made a business trip to Brooten Sat-
urday afternoon.
Johnnie Spaeth of Greenwald called
at the home of Frank Tueberson on
Tuesday of last week.
Louie Weiner and sisters, Clara and
Lena called at the home of Matthew
Sanders Tuesday evening of last week
The dance held in the Tom Flahav-
en- barn on Monday evening was well
attended and all report very enjoy
able time.
We have a complete line of the fam
GUS Henney and Freeport single and
double seated Buggies at right prices.
C. d. Marshall & Co. adv
Mike Daniel spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Weiner. He just returned
from st. Cloud for a short stay in
in this vicinity.
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GOES TO DETROIT
Joe Diedrich of Little Falls Will Join
Tigers July. 8. 1915.

Joe Diedrich the speedy Little Falls
infielder, has accepted an offer from
President Navin of the Detroit Amer
lean League club and will report to
Manager Jennings, on July 8, when
the team will be at home at Detroit;
Joe Diedrich does not expect to beat
Bush out of his job, but htinks he may
be sent to the Southern or Interna-
tional league, for a time at least, says
the Little Falls Transcript.
Navin sent transportation for Joe
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Mrs. Wilcox made short call or
Mrs. Elliott Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubson called at the
Ingram home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frakes spent Sunday
afternoon at the Wolfe home.
Henry Anderson and Craig Wilcox
made trip to Melrose Sunday.
Mrs. Rank, of Dover, Mimi, is Wis
itinga at the home of her brother, Mr..
Demro. e
Mrs. F. Tank entertained the Ladies
of the Lutheran Church Thursday at
ternoon.
willis and George Moon and Peter
Todd of Willard spent Friday with
John Wolfe. = 4
Ole Nelson and son Of Benson spent
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Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Brick called on
Joe Miller Monday.
Harry Veeder entertained a number
of his friends Sunday.
Annie Writ is spending a week at
the home of her sister, Mrs. John Tel
ling.
Mrs. Telling spent the latter part
of last week with relatives at Grove
Lake.
Verena Botz spent Sunday and
Monday with her sister, Mrs. John
Gritzmacher. r...-e.. -H'
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dickhouse and
family spent Sunday afternoon with
Louis Tillman.
We have a complete line of the fam
GUS Henney and Freeport single and
double seated Buggies at right prices.
C. d. Marshall & Co. adv
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2BH-Koehler; Hits off Horton, g.;
off Graves. 8; Stolen bases, Weisner,
on balls, by Horton 2; by Graves l.;
Left on bases-Sauk Centre 4, Long
Prairie s: LIST base on error, Reed, NAL
ven, Rhoda, John Graves; Struck out
by Horton, 4; by Graves, IL. (x) Theigs
and Graves (John) exchanged positions
in seventh inning. $50. 81.
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Barrow, Eng.-The 600 women
hands employed here in the manufac-
ture of war ammunition have given
such satiffaction that an additional
1000 women will be employed imme-
diatelY.
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HINCk LEY

Elmer Mcguire spent Sunday In
town on his way to Cornville where
he will work for Maurice Gaylord.
Ivol Hall has finished his work at
Good viii Farm and moved his goods
to the home of his father f. c. Hall
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs
w. f. Palmer have been i'll the past
few days with bowel trouble DR.
Walters is in attendance.
The entertainment given at Ryerson
Hall Friday evening was well attend
ed and pronounced good.
Mrs Helen NJ. Smith remains very
poorly.
Word has been received from Mrs
May Parsons Tooker that she is en-
joying herself at the Pan. Pac. Int
Exposition.
The Kennebecside Club met Sept. Is
at the home of Mrs. E. l.. Allen with
an attendance of about twenty mem
bers. After disposing of the business
the following program was given.
Roll call, A Favorite Play of Your
Own Childhood; paper, Adolescence
Mrs. Allen, which was very interest
ing. An article from the Ladies
Home Journal was read by Miss
Elizabeth Wells and one by Miss
Jennie Sawtelle, both of which were
enjoyed Tea and fancy waters were
served. The next meeting will be in
two weeks with Mrs. Gertrude Mac
Leod at Smith Cottage.
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Wilton. Her sister Mrs Fenie Pack
ard will go to Boston and Providence,
K. l., Monday next.
J. L. Allen of Norridgewoek visited
at George W. Steward S recently
Fred Shirley was down from Lin
coin with his family over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Archer are both
very poorly.
Mrs. May Bickford Of Belgrade Wis
tied her sister Mrs. George Cannon
last week
Mrs. Sara Pierce IS very poorly at
this writing.
Mrs. Louisa Hudson Of Fairfield and
daughter Kate of New York was at
the Center Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Holt Is visiting relatives
at Exeter.
Henry Upper is moving his family
into Howard Floods house here at the
Center. He lately sold his farm in
Oakland.
Mrs. Cora Cannon visited her sis
ter Mrs Helen kink OF Oakland re-
Gently.
Lewis Forsythe of Skowhegan has
bought a farm on the ten lots in Oak
land of Nell Bates and intends to
move his family on to it next week.
Fred Head has his new barn nearly
completed 1t is a dandy.
Quite number of Changers from
the village went to the picnic Satur-
day at Hillside camp by invitation of
Messrs Lawrence and Jewell
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STARkS

Mrs. Cyrus Smell and two children
from kent's Hill have been spending
few days with her sister Mrs. VIII
Creation.
Work on the sidewalk is progress
sing finely 1t is hoped before the
season is over they will have it com
pleted
The Cattle Show and Fair which
was to have taken place Friday, Sep
TENDER "a, was not until the follow
ing Saturday, on account of it being
a rainy day. a.
Clyde Greenleaf has a new Ford
auto.
Frank Norton has begun threshing
in this vicinity.
Will Caldwell, who suffered slight
shock more than year ago, is not as
well, being confined to his bed most
of the time. Flora Thompson is as
sistng in the housework.
Walter Sterry is visiting his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sterry.
Grace Moody is falling.
There were no services in Church
Sunday on account of the pelting
rain.
w. W. Creation was in Skowhegan
Saturday on business.
The next meeting of the Progress
sye Club will be with Mrs. Irwin
Fogg, October 5th.
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GOOD WILL NEWS

The work on the new $4,000 Ad-
minlstration Building which Is being
built at Good VIII. has shown rapid
progress since the first OF September.
Most OF the work on the building at
this time is almost wholly OF the ma
sonry type.
Friday evening. Sept L, a corn
roast given by the Seniors VAS held
on the west bank OF the kennebee.
Juniors and High School girls were
invited. The girls assembled in In
dian costumes There was boating
and canoeing on the river while vari-
Gus kinds OF games were played
around the Are.
Because OF the rapid growth of the
Good VIII Schools this year many
new books have been purchased and
the high school rooms are taxed TO
capacity
The Girls Of Good VIII have taken a
great interest in musical instruments
this year. The following have taken
up these Instruments Bess Francis
Russell, violin; MINER Holler. violin.
Lillian @. Harding. cornet: Dorothy
Muriel Virginia Clark. clarinet. Violet
Lena sampson, violin: Ruth Horn.
violin.
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OLD AND NEW WAY
TO TREAT CATARRH
breathing . Germ Killing Air En-.
dorsed BY Actual Results

The discovery of Hyomei has
wrought a wonderful change in the
treatment OF catarrh
Prior 10 three years ago the medi-
zines ordinarily employed in the cure
Of this disease we're drugs sprays. To-
lions etc In some instances they
benefited but the Improvement was
not lasting
With hyomei you take into the air
passages Of your throa, and head a
haisamic air that goes into the min
uisss CELLS and should creetually kin
all germs and microbes OF sstArrh. lts
purpose 10 10 enter the blood with the
oxygen, Killing the germs In the
bleed. ans restore health 20 the whole
system. Many astonishing testiu,oni.
ala have e~ea received from those who
have been helped bs Hyomel
complete outnt IL inexpensive and
ineludss IN inhaieF droppsr and suf-
aelsnt Hyomei for several weeks
treatment
Perhaps the strongest sviassee that
ean BE- given to aouhters 10 the fact
hat q " fnsx hss 80 much faith In
Hsamsi that Ne sells every package
wnssV positive guarantee TO refund
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LAROSE

On Sept 21st, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Stevens of Springfield, Oregon. arriY-
ed at Mr.. Stevens fathers L. {. Ste
vens fof an indefinite stay.
The wind of Sept. END leyeled the
new silo of o. II. Stevens, which was
already for the hoops, and not only
raized the silo. but took along the
whole staging and smashed In one of
the bara doors and a window as well.
On the evening of Sept. oath, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Sheaff Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Allen, with the chauffeur. took
an auto trip to Lexington to be pre-
sent at the reception of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Sheaff. recently married.
A church school has been started at
f. W. Fariey's under the supervision
of the Seventh Day Adventists with
Ethel Tourjee as instructor.
Hiram Potter of Nassalboro was a
visitor at W. p. Winslow' last week.
Mrs Clara Bickford OF Oakland was
a week end visitor at her daughter
Mrs. C. S. Campbells
A frost on Sept 23rd, caught many
pieces of corn still in the field.
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The News of Somersets Busy Towns


aid Mrs Merrill and Malcolm are
visiting friends in Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Durgin enter
tanned a few friends Sunday at din
nef in honor of their guests from No
Anson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Berry and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Durgin.
II is reported that five inches OF
SNOW fell on Mt Cobnfn Sunday night
Alma Bloom and Mary Mckay were
at heir homes over Sunday from
their schools in Concord.
MIR. and Mrs. James OBrine and
family from Lake MoXie attended the
Cattle Show at Bingham last week
making the trip I'm their Jackson.
James Mahoney was in town last
week with crew pressing hay.
b. c. Pierce and daughter and Joe
Dyer were the guests of his daughter
Mrs. Henry Farley and son Leeman
Pierce on Sunday.
Hazel Durgin returned to Colby
last Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Durgin made
business trip to the Dead River re-
gions Tuesday.
Scott Durgin. Oscar Jones and Carl
Sandburg visited P. J. Walsh on Mt.
Coburn last Saturday.
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NORTHEAST CORNyILLE

The two little girls from Brooklyn,
N Y, who have been boarding
through the summer with their great
aunt Mrs. Annie johnson. returned
last week to their home, their mother
coming for a few days visit and to
accompany them home
Mrs. Guy Bartlett and little son are
expected home from Harmony the last
of the week. Mrs. Bartlett will not
return till little later Mrs. Bart
let's brother, Charles Roth. with his
wife and baby of Quincy, Mass. are
expected Saturday for few weeks
stay. Mr. Roth being ordered to take
a rest from his work for the Fore Riv-
er Shipbulding Co.
William Witherell is in Harmony.
having employment at the canning
factory.
Harry Testall, who has been en-
ployed through the season at the Ed
Smith home. still continues to work
there since the death of Mr.. Smith
Horace Cooley leaves Sept. 29th for
visit with relatives in Hermon. af-
ter a visit at his home here since
Sept. s. This was his first visit
home for three. years, during which he
has made his third western trip. re-
turning to New England in Jan. 1913,
He started on his first western trip
March 10, 1908. During these years
he has been in thirty-two states, the
seven provinces of Canada bordering
on the U. S. all the Pacific Coast
cities from San Diego, Cal. to Van
couver. B. c. July 90, 1913, he swan
across the Columbia river from the
Washington side to Arlington. Oregon
in % minutes. Sept. is. Is for a
little exercise he swan across Barker
Pond in IA minues. 80 seconds. This
is the second time we have learned of
any one swimming across this season,
the first was by Allan Bosworth. Aug.
%
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Est MADISON

East Madison Grange met for It's
regular meeting last Saturday with IS
members present The meeting was
opened by Worthy Master d b Ho-
bart and officers protein. 0Verseer
Henry Hoyt; Assistant Steward. Aitie
futile: Lady Assistant Steward, Lana
Nottage. After the business was
transacted the following programme
was carried out: Music, choir, piano
solo. Nellie Hobart, question box.
members. piano solo. Hazel Russell .
reading. Lillian Haryille, reading. NJ.
G. Baker, music. choir The Worthy
Master appointed a special meeting
for next Saturday evening M 80 for
the purpose OF comforting the third
and fourth degrees.
Nj and Mrs. Mellen Boswofth re-
turned home last Saturday from a
visit with friends In Lawrence. Mass.
Mrs. Lydia Peavey of Lewiston has
been visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity
Herbert BOsworth spent iast week
With friends In Lawrence, Mass
Nellie Dunlop has returned 10 Mill
vile. ~ B.. after spending the sum
mer with her brother. Bert
A Sabbath School picnic Vas held
on the shore OF Lake Wesserensett
Saturday, Sept IS Fifteen children
With their teachers Alta Young and
Florence Burrin enjoyed Ice cream
and cake.
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HASTE MAKES WASTE
Think this Over

Don't hurry through your meals.
Chew your food before you swallow
it; your stomach has no teeth. Hasiy
eating may save time, but II wastes
health. Stop the Quick meals habit.
Star, your stomach right by carefully
selecting proper food, and eating !,
slowly. Once in awhile your stomach
may call for help. When Il does.
L F" Atwood's Medicine Is what II
needs. Use this family remedy faith
fully. and you will escape bilious at.
taeks, SICK headaches indigestion and
eans,ipation. We know Il - good Tor
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MAYFIELD

Mr.. Buzzell has sold his farm to
Henry Crowell and will move 10 Scion
soon.
Mrs. Flora Wedge was called to
Kingsbury Tuesday night to care for
her sister, Mrs. Mark Draper, who has
been critically i'll.
Frank Chase of Scion was at b. w.
Adams Friday.
A meeting of the County Commits
sioners was held at B. w. Adams
home. Monday of last week. The
hearing was called to see about a road
being built from here to Deadwater.
George Flanders has moved to
Northeast Cornville.
Joseph Barker of Cornyille was Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. George Elan
ders a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White went
to Sangeryille on business this week.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Bowden, who
had been at their camp at Pleasant
Pond, returned home Thursday
Mrs. f. A Coyell and son Irwin,
Willis Hoxie ard Mrs. Ruby Goodwin
made an auto trip to Pleasant Pond
Monday. returning Thursday.
The young people OF the Union
church are to be congratulated on the
success of the Fair held at the II. G.
Wentworth apple house, Sept "a,
$3.50 being cleared. This is to be
added to the repair fund. We are
also indebted to T. VI. Bowser and
friends Of Providence. X. l. for the
sum OF $500 10 go FOR the same pur-
pose.
Mrs. J. Z HoNie and daughter
Greta are visiting relatives In Lewis
ton.
Alonzo Blekford and Sons left town
Saturday, expecting to locate in Ore
gon
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ST. ALRANS

Frank Turner of Birmingham. Ala
bama and Leon Turner of 1sleton
California, son of the late N. b. Turn
er Junior, arrived last week for a
business arrangement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lyon and
child of Lowell, Mass and Mrs. Frank
Homsted and two children of Pal
myra were recent visitors at Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Lancaster's.
DR. and Mrs. Jackson with Mr. and
Mrs. H. c. Prescott took an auto trip
TO Gardiner Thursday and visited Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Robertson
A social dance at the Opera House
Saturday evening was under the di-
rection of Mrs Robert Martin and
the Misses Hilton. Music by Good
wins orchestra.
Mrs. Bessie Maxwell had a severe
attack of appendicitis Tuesday of last
week and was rushed to the E. M. G.
Hospital for treatment. results being
10 favorable 1t was deemed inadyis-
able to operate and she returned with
her husband, who accompanied her.
Her mother Mrs. J. w. Jewett Of
Skowhegan Is with her.
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BLACKWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Teed of Shaw
NUT were visitors over Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Daniel Murray.
Mrs. NJ. p. Welch WAS the week end
guest Of friends in Starks.
Miss Bernice Mason, who Is en-
ployed as school teacher in East New
Portland spent Sunday at her home
here
Next Sunday will be observed rs
Rally Sunday at the Blackwell school
house. Make it point to be pre-
sent at the Sunday School and Church
service. A special sermon will be
given by the pastor, Rev. VIM. Wood
of Madison.
Miss Alice Cox of New Sharon Is at
work In the family of f. f. Towne.
Mrs. Chester Prey spent few days
last week with relatives In Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Emerson OF
Skowhegan were callers at the resi-
dence OF G. l.. Bird last Saturday.
A social dance was held at the
home OF Emile Cyr last Saturday
evening. A good time In reported.
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North MADISON

William Norton OF South Presque
Isle is in town on visit TO his sis
Ter Mrs. Rebecca Robbins.
Malon Robbins vas at Skowhegan
last Saturday.
Miss VIVA Grant. who Is stopping at
the home of Mr. Jonah spauldlng.
spent one day last week With Mrs.
Dana Robbins.
You can sell anything. Advertise
IN Everybody's Column.
Mrs. Rebecca Woodman Of skowhe-
gan, who has been In town on visit
to her brother. Eben Dean and family.
has returned home
Ansel Salley, who has been suffer
ing from the effects of sore eyes, Is
some better at this writing.
Cecil Libby is working for Herbert
Adams on his threshing machine.
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MERCER

Mrs. Hartwell Ellis is in Norridge-
wock for a few days with her daugh-
ters, Mrs Stewart Webb and Mrs. Bert
kidder.
Donald Chamberlain went to Rowe
Pond Saturday, Sept %, to stay over
Sunday with his sister Miss Mary
Chamberlain and accompanied her
home Monday as she has completed
her summers work there.
George Wood and daughter Mrs
Harry Corson wefe called to Oakland
one day last week to attend the fu-
neral of Mr. Woods grandchild.
John Bacon Jr. picked an apple
blossom and bud from King tree
Sept. eth He also picked some
straw berry blossoms last week. rather
late in the season for such things,