The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-11-09

j. p. Brown of Clark, S. D., arrived
in Sauk Centre Monday with his fam
lily and has taken possession of the
John Larson farm northwest of the
city.
- Miss Martha Rich, student at Car
|leton college, came home Saturday
evening for short visit with her
parents and to receive medical treat
lment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herberger of
Osakis and C. G. Herberger; formerly
a well known and highly respected
Sauk Centre resident, spent Tuesday
in Sauk Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Borgmann,
Misses Regime Minette and Miss Jean
Hansen left last evening for several
! days visit with friends and relatives
in the Twin Cities.
THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH WILL SERVE LUNCH
land COFFEE WEDNESDAY AF-
TERNOON, NOV. Is, AT THE
HOME OF MRS. BEN DICKS. EV-
ERYBODY WELCOME. adv241t
Hugh Wallace left Tuesday evening
for the Twin Cities and Davenport,
Iowa, after spending a couple of
weeks in Sauk Centre and vicinity in
the interest of the Linograph Com
pany.
The Annual Christmas Sale and
Coffee given by the Ladies' Guild of
the Good Samaritan Episcopal church
will be held Saturday, Dec. 9. The
place of holding sale will be announc-
ed later. adv 24-1t
Miss Vera Jameson accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Whitson home
from the Cities Sunday evening. She
is attending the Northwestern Con-
servatory of Music at Minneapolis
and will return today.
Mrs. L. J. Irish's division of the La
dies Society of the Congregational
church will conduct an afternoon
coffee, serving until p. m. in the
church parlors, Thursday, Nov. 16.
There will be a sale Of aprons and
children's clothing also. Al are cor
daily invited. adv24-1t
The Alex Bensons, senior and jun
ior, left Monday morning on their an
nual deer hunting trip in the north.
At Little Falls they planned to join
R. L. Palmer, formerly of this city,
and further on the trip will enconn-
pass nimrods from Wheaton and
Crookston as members of their party.
They will establish camp in the
neighborhood Of Big Fork. NJ
ANNUAL BAZAAR AT THE AU-
DITORIUM, SATURDAY, Nov IL.
COME AND CALL ON US. OUR
AIM is TO PLEASE. MEMBERS
OF OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
PARSONAGE -. adv -
Fred Zieske, one of the most prom
inent citizens of Greenwald, and head
of the Greenwald Elevator Co.. re-
rewed old acquaintance here last
Saturday. Mr.. Meske says il Isl not
improbable that he will move to Sauk
Centre in the near future to enter in
to business and give his children the
advantages. of the local public schools.
He paved the way by subscribing to
the Herald. @22s*
ATTRACTIONS AT THE = AN
NUAL BAZAAR: SALE STAND OF
FANCY ARTICLES AND NECES-
SARY HOUSEHOLD WEARING
GOODS. CANDY BOOTH OF HOME
MADE CANDIES. SATURDAY.
NOV. II, AT THE AUDITORIUM.
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS PAR
SONAGE. adv
"Billy' Parker, manager Of the mill,
dropped in on the fire department
meeting last Monday night and was
voted the most popular visitor Of the
evening when he presented to the fire
laddies a big box of fragrant perfec-
tos. Billy explained that it was only
a slight token of appreciation of the
mill company for the services render
ed by the fire department when the
mill was having it's "dam trouble" this
summer and the high water threaten
ed for a time to carry the structure
away.
Mayor H. F. Hennemann, George
Fish, E. A. Richards, George Rice,
James McCracken, William Otto and
Isaac Layman, the latter of Minneap-
oils, formed a party which left We'd
nesday for big game hunt in the
north woods. Mr.. Layman, an uncle
of Mr.. Fish, arrived Tuesday to join
the party. Ed Evans, another men,
Der of the coterie, left Tuesday for
Little Falls for short visit with a
brother, and planned to join the
crowd at Cass Lake. They will hunt
in the Big Fork region. This aggre-
cation of sharpshooters has been in
vading the "tall uncut" for many
years and declared in unison and by
all the holies, on the depot platform
just before departure, that they would
not return unless they could come
with their former reputation Of
bringing home the venison."
Swanville News: Mrs. Aug. Fois
and daughter, Oneita, came down
from Sauk Centre yesterday for a