The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-10-21

there a week they Will proceed TO
Ellsworth, Kan, to visit Mr.. Scheik's
two sisters.
Henry Smith, the local gardener, on
Tuesday was exhibiting 8 hubbard
squashes with total weight of SO
pounds, weighing "a, % and %
pounds respectively. 81:
Did you know that there was to be
City Hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 8.
Music will be furnished by the Hand
Orchestra. adv21-2
Mrs. Henry Smith returned Sunday
from Devils Lake, N. D., after short
visit at the home of her son-in-law,
Fred P. Mann, the merchant king of
the North Dakota city.
The w. N. A. Circle will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Hogan
Tuesday afternoon of next week. Mrs.
G. D. Marshall will assist Mrs. Ho-
gan in the entertaining.
THE LADIES' AID OF THE BAP-
list CHURCH WILL HOLD A
FOOD SALE AT G. H. VANDE-
STEEG'S JEWELRY STORE ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23RD. adv
John Steege of Willard who recent
ly underwent an operation at the
Lamb hospital, is much improved and
able to sit up daily. He will be able
to go to his home in a few days.
If you want a cut from that prize
steer raised by James A. Caughren,
quarter will go on the block at the
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of this week. adv211t
All dance lovers will be pleased to
know that the famous Hand Orches-
ira will furnish music for a popular
dance to be given at the Sank Centre
City Hall, Wednesday evening, Nov.
3rd. You are invited. adv21-22
Mrs. E. w. Grant and daughter,
Miss Martha, who came to Sank Gen.
ire to attend the Merryman-Parker
nuptials last Saturday, have returned
to their home in Faribault. During
their stay here they were guests at
the Parker home. ~
WE WOULD BE PLEASED,x TO
SHOW YOU THE EAUTIFUL
NEW STERLING SILVER PAT
TERN, THE "NELLIE ! CURTIS"
WHICH HAS JUST BEEN ADDED
TO OUR STOCK. L. A. WALKER,
THE UP-TO-DATE JEWELER.
j. A. Myhre, the clever painter and
decorator, has recently completely the
interior work on the fine farm homes
of N. " Parkinson and Henry Grund-
man, as we'll as the cosy bungalow re-
Gently erected by Harry Lewis on
Birch street. Wednesday of last week
Mr.. Myhre returned from Grey Eagle
where he had completed the decora-
tons for the handsome home erected
by Banker Clyde Wilke.
William Titzke, of Alexandria, who
arrived several days ago to visit his
grandmother, Mrs. Fred Kurrel, who
suffered stroke of paralysis several
weeks ago and has been seriously ill,
returned to his home Wednesday. Mrs.
Titzke, mother of William and daugh-
ter of Mrs. Kurrell, remains at the
bedside. Though Mrs. Kurrell's con-
ditlon was serious for time because
of her advanced age, being 88 years
old, she is now slowly recovering. ..
Work has been commenced on a
small addition to the Lamb hospital
at Fourth and Pine streets, which will
extend from the rear of the present
building and house a new kitchen. The
hospital has outgrown the. capacity
of the original kitchen and the room
now occupied by that department is
required for other purposes. The
present addition is but the fnrerunner
of additions to be made next summer
which will more than double the
| ont Of h. Ill -
will second story be added but the
entire building will be extended to the
| rear.
The little five-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Warner of Kandota,
had a narrow escape. from death last
Thursday when a hay rack wagon
driven by the lads father ran over
the child, one of the wheels passing
over the little fellows body at the alb
domen. The lad was playing with his
brothers and sisters in the farm yard
and the father in driving across the
yard did not see the youngster until
he had been run over. The injured
lad was picked up unconscious and
DR.. HI. Lamb summoned. When the
latter arrived it seemed the lad was
beyond recovery but he responded to
treatment and is now able to sit up,
though still suffering pain.
Under the personal direction of J.
] 0. Schulind, president of the National
Construction Co., of Alexandra,
which concern has the contract for
the erection of the new 100000 Junior
High-G Grade School building, work has
been started on the laying of forms
1 preparatory to the pouring of the con-
crete foundations. This is the only
construction work to be done this fall
and it is expected to be completed n
month. 1t is expected that large
4 force of men will be put to work in q
| few days. Excavation work for the
past week has been devoted to clear
ing the space for the foundation walls
i but excavation will be continued as
long as weather will permit. Half a
dozen teams and scrapers and large
crew of men are engaged in this.