The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-06-29

Miss Edith Gates left Wednesday
for several days visit with relatives
and friends in the Twin Cities.
Outing hats at rs cents each at the
Bee Hive Millinery. Just the thing
for Fourth of July. Mrs. J. F. Coyle.
adv
A goodly number of Sank Centre
ties drove out to the Charles Veeder
place Tuesday night and enjoyed a
barn dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark autoed
up from Minneapolis last Saturday
and passed Sunday here with rela-
tives and friends.
Just Dollar Off on some of our
medium priced rockers and chairs
which makes them unequaled values.
Lee-Gingery Co. adv
Mrs. I. M. Cutten of Evansville, and
Mrs. H. E. Hompe of Deer Creek Wis
tied over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace w. Cutten.
John Kerneghan returned Monday
from a two-weeks' visit at various
points in North Dakota, which includ-
ed visit to his daughter, Mrs. Her.
bert Gray, at Donnybrook.
Fourth of July.
There will be a Parcel Check room
for the benefit of everyone, on Third
street, next to Rest Room.
Peter N. Lair, chairman of the
County Board of Commissioners, and
M. J. Cleveland, County HIGHWAY En-
gineer, were in the city last Saturday
looking after road matters.
Mrs. James Segers and son, Forest,
left Sunday morning for Gaylord,
Mimi, where they were called by a
telegram announcing the serious ill
ness of Mrs. Segers' mother.
G. w. Thorington, the upholsterer,
has opened a shop on Third street and
is doing all kinds of upholstering and
repairing. Auto seats upholstered.
Give me call. adv5-6
M. J. Guam of Walker, proprietor
Of large department store at that
place, was Tuesday visitor here. He
was accompanied by his brother, o. J.
Guam, the Glenwood stock buyer.
Hoosier refrigerators, of the same
superior quality as the Hoosier Kit
chen Cabinet, are on sale here at ey-
tremely low prices. Lee Gingery Co.
adv
Five cents worth of cream lost at
every skimming pays for the Sweden's
Pride separator in a little over one
year. $50 pound for $4,000. Rowe
Hardware Co. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Doty, who visit
ed in Long Prairie with tta family
of their daughter, Mrs. G. D. Rada-
baugh, and in this city with Mrs.
Mary E. Doty, have returned to their
home at Tintah, MINI. "A
We want all your poultry and eggs
all the time; will pay the highest cash
prices. K. L. Harding Poultry Co.,
Oak street, near Third, north of the
Lee Hotel. adv5ft
Miss Ledia Grundnan went to New
Munich last week to act as bridesmaid
at the wedding Of Miss Mary Barrett
of New Munich, to James Mcdonald
of St. Paul. The couple will make
their home in tire Capitol City.
Sank Centre students at the sum-
mer school, which opened last week at
the St. Cloud Normal, include Miss
Mamie Ne. Anderson, Mrs. Isabel Bon-
ner, Miss Louise Konczak and George
Schmidt. The term is for six weeks.
Arthur and Rafaa, Weisner, last
Thursday attended the, w7dding at
Long Prairie Of tlseir uncle, William
A. Schoen of Hill City,, Minn., to Miss
Marian. T. Stephenson of the Todd
county capital. Arthur Wiesner eff
ciated as; best man at the ceremony.
Ben. R. Johnson formerly Of Sank
Centre, son of Nh and, Mrs c. A.
Bahnson, bow residents o. Ruvieene
near Long Praine,, was uni
ted in marriage last week to Miss
Claribel Hall, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. O.. M. Hall, also of Bur1eene.
they wM make THAN home or q farm
m. Todd county.
The Long Praira Argus, says: THE
long expected opening Of the Great
Northern gravel pit east If Clarissa
took place when the company sent two
trains, a steam shovel and fifty men
last week. The company is using the
gravel on the readbed between Park
Rapids and Sank Centre. The pit at
present has a capacity of about thirty
cars a day."
Miss Anna Shobart and Charles
Dettler were married in Long Prairie
last Wednesday. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sho-
bart Of Birchda1e, and the groom Is
a SON of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Dettler OF
Grey Eagle. Both are we'll known in
Sank Centre. After a short wedding
trip the couple will make their home
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