The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-01-21

Bishop Co. adv
The Fourth Interstate Ski Tourna-
ment will be held at Glenwood, Mimi,
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 4, 1915.
Special train service. Make arrange
ments to attend. 34-5adv
Mrs. Del. Wood and Mrs. Harlod
and baby, all of Grey Eagle, arrived
in Sank. Centre on the N. P. Tuesday
afternoon and visited with the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed of
Hoboken, and with the Carl Larson
family. They returned home on the
Wednesday morning train.
TMr. and Mrs. Chas Allen left Mon
day morning for St. Paul. Charles
will attend Masonic Grand Lodge in
session there this week and then the
couple will leave for an extended visit
and trip, through Southern Minnesota
before returning home.
Have just received shipment of
Ladies' new spring shoes. Patent
leather shoe with the new overgaiter
tops at $500. New gun metals and
patents, both tipped and plain with
cloth tops at $3.50. See them! The
Model. adv
E. A. Lewis, probate judge of Todd
county was in this city Saturday on
his way to his home in Long Prairie.
The gentleman was honored by his
associates by being elected president
of the Probate Judges Association
which body has just held their an
nual meeting.
WHEN YOU BURN OUR COAL
YOU GET THE BEST FUEL RE-
SUITS. WE ARE THE HEAD
QUARTERS FOR GOOD FUEL. G.
HILLERUD & CO adv ..
Lack of business is given as the
reason for the laying off of men on
the Great Northern system. Whether
this is so or whether the railroads are
playing on the public sympathy to Sc
cure the return of the three cent pas
senger rate, is conundrum. On the
Fergus Falls division the following
stations are among those who will
have to struggle along with less help
until later developments: Sank Cen
ire, second trick man off; Evansville
one man less; Sebeka, where there
has always been a night operator,
will have to get along without one.
The park man at this city has also
been released.
NHarry Hooper returned home on
Monday noon of this week from his
trip into Iowa, where he visited his
parents and friends at Gladbrook. He
runs the Spring Park Stock Farm
on the shores of Sank Lake, which is
owned by his father, George Hooper,
and leased by him. The stock is own
ned by the father and son in partner
ship. They have 400 acres of some of
the best land around Sank Centre and
Harry informs the Herald that he
will be in possession of this the first
of next December, the deal having
been made while he was at his
fathers home. He says he enjoyed his
vacation and had a fine trip.
Miss Nell Hansen very pleasantly
entertained a number of her lady
friends at the home of her mother,
Mrs. H. Hansen, on Main street, Sat-
u1day afternoon of last week. Needle
work was the vocation of the after
noon, after which dainty refresh
ments were served. The decorations
were ferns and carnations. Those in
attendance were: Mesdames L. L.
Kells, D. B. Caughren, Lynn Whit
son, Thoeny Austin, B. F. Dubois,
Everitt Jameson, Sidney Mann, Per-
cy Hansen, o. E. Gibson, and Mrs.
B. Schnur and VIM. Barr of Chicago.
Misses Jean Hansen, Winnifred Coop
er, Mary Watson, Agnes Strand,
Alice Larson and Ann Gallagher of
St. Cloud.
OUR POCOHONTAS BRIQUET-
TES GIVE SPLENDID SATISFAC-
TON. HAVE YOU TRIED THEM?
G. HILLERUD & co. adv
Asa M. Wallace will leave this
Thursday afternoon for Thief River
Falls to attend the winter meeting of
the Northern Minnesota Editorial As
ISOLATION. Mr.. Wallace has been
commissioned by the Sank Centre
Commercial Club to extend an invi-
tation for the newsgatherers to hold
their 1916 winter meeting in this city.
Deputy Sheriff Long of Long Prair-
lie passed through Sank Centre on
Saturday with John Simpson, tran
sient, under his care. It seems that
Simpson is insane, although not vio-
lently, and it was, found necessary to
take him to the asylum at Fergus
Falls. The man has a record in other
states, having been confined for two
years in the Wisconsin asylum. While
in the city Saturday between trains
he seemed peaceable enough and al
though handcuffed he smoked and
talked with those about him and did
not seem to mind the attention he at
tracted. ..