The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-09-21
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John Brown, the cattle buyer, was
seen in this vicinity Monday.
w. C. Elliot was business caller at
Melrose, Friday of last week.
l.. A. Merritt transacted business at
the Lawndale farm Tuesday.
George Grundman and family spent
Sunday at the Lawndale farm.
Miss Glen Peterson was caller in
Sank Centre, Wednesday afternoon.
Esther Kennedy was visitor at the
VIM. Smith home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson took
Sunday.
Roger Hutchinson started to school
in the McCormic Lake school Mondoy
morning.
Several hunters from Melrose were
callers at the Wilcox home one day
last week.
Jamie Grundman spent the Saturday
night and Sunday of last week with
Harry Elliott.
Miss Hulda Anderson commenced
9 months term of teaching at Grey
Eagle last week.
Floyd and Glen Peterson spent Sun
day at the home of Chas Veeder in
south Sank Centre.
Paul Wilcox was visitor at the
State Fair in St. Paul few days the
latter part of last week.
Many of the farmers of this vicin-
ity have been preparing the soil and
seeding fall rye this week.
Mrs. Norgorden and daughter Cora
spent Wednesday afternoon at The
home of Miss Minnie Mann.
Mrs. Lillian Truax of Sank Centre
spent Monday and Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Mann.
Mrs. French of Sank Centre con-
Quoted the preaching services at the
school house Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Woodward, mother of Mrs. P.
NJ Kennedy, of South OAK, is spend
ing few weeks at the Kennedy home
The entertainment held at the school
house Friday evening was well attend
ed and all reported an enjoyable oc-
casion.
Mr.. Preston and Thos. Dwyer, dri-
vers of the consolidated school buses
from District 25, started their work
Monday.
An auto truck load of watermel-
lens was seen passing thru this vicin-
ity enroute to Melrose on Wednesday
of last week.
| Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs.
Mann spent Wednesday afternoon Wis
iting at the home of John Frakes and
Arthur Lloyd.
Arthur Lloyd has completed the
erection of new silo. Several of the
reighbors assisted with the erection
one day last week.
Jessie Rose and brother of Sank
Centre were seen in this vicinity
viewing the absence Of ducks at the
lake one day last week.
Fred Walker, accompanied by sew
eral young people, motored to the
home of Joe Radamacher, near New
Munich, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Norgorden, who sold his farm
several months ago, has recently pur-
chased the Pickard Farm and will e.
rect farm buildings upon it soon.
Ernest Lent made trip to Park
Rapids Wednesday to look over a
farm proposition and to visit with
his brother Ralph. He returned on
Saturday.
Lyman Kells, who has been spend
ing the greater part of the summer
at the j. Keay home, has returned to
New York where he will soon resume
his duties as an instructor.
Geo. Tank has gone to North Da-
kota to occupy his claim which he has
recently obtained. He was accompan-
led by his sister Dorothy who will re-
main for only a short time.
Gus and Godfrey Anderson are OPP
Grating their ensilage cutler along the
State road this week. The corn is in
excellent condition for putting in the
silos, and the work goes on very nice
ly.
Mrs. John Frakes and her children
started for Chinook, Mont, Friday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Frakes will be with them
after a week or two, having had a
bit of farm work to attend to before
leaving. The family expect to make
Chinook their home i'll the future.
Mrs. Mann, Mrs. A. Lloyd, Mrs.
Wilcox and Mrs. Elliot entertained a
bout forty-five people of this vicini-
ty and Sank Centre at her home Mon
day afternoon. Lunch was served at
4:3O for which each paid 1Oc. The
proceeds are to go towards the fund
for the new Methodist parsonage at
Sank Centre.
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