The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-12-14
Walker wants to see you.

Walker wants to see you. adv
Keen Kutter Cutlery and scissors
for Christmas at Rowe's Hardware.
adv
John A. Brown was a passenger to
the Twin Cities on Monday to pass
several days on business.
Miss Margaret Simpson of Osakis
visited here several days last week
with Miss Bernice Johnson.
Community and Simmons silver
ware at last years prices for Christ
mas at Rowe's hardware. adv
R. L. Palmer, formerly of this city,
now of Little Falls, renewed old ac-
quaintances here on Monday and
Tuesday.
The shortest road to any responsible
position is to start as stenographer.
The Little Falls Business College can
train you. adv 29-1t
William Homm of Watford City,
N. D., visited his mother, Mrs. Hen
rietta Homm, and other friends here
several days last week.
When in need of anything in
electric wiring, fixture or appliance
of any kind, call M. A. Cole at the
Vulcanizing Shop or Phone 276. 26t1
Ben James, formerly of this city,
but for the last seventeen years en-
gagged in farming near Kenmare, N.
D., renewed old acquaintances here
several days this week.
Should you wish to select gift for
the wife or sweetheart why not choose
one of those diamond rings, cavalier,
or new bracelet watch at Walker
up-to-date stock. adv
Earl McNiece returned Wednesday
noon from GAINESVILLE where he COM
pleted arrangements for the Operat-
ing of a roller skating rink in that
city in addition to his local rink.
Do your Xmas shopping at The
Model and, remember, with every
$1.OO purchase you get key that
may win the beautiful "HarmOnola,' .
soon to be given away. adv
Mrs. Marie Erickson, aged SO, who
had made her home for many years
with the R. Rasmussen family in Kan
dota town, died last week from infirm-
tiles of old age. Interment was made
Saturday in the Kandota cemetery
Henry Kurrell arrived Wednesday
noon from his home in North Dakota
to make a visit here with his mother
Mrs. Margaret Kurrell. Mr.. Kurrell
is in ill health and may go to Roches-
ter for treatment.
Here's the place for mems furnish
ings. In this popular department
you will find large selection of mer-
chandise that is sure to please him
Neckwear, hats, shirts, hosiery
gloves, jewelry, mufflers, etc. Look
over our stock now, while it is COM
plete and, remember, with every pur-
chase of $1.00 you get a Mysterious
Key. The Model. adv
Word was received here Monday
from John Mondloch that his father
Nicholas Mondloch, died that morning
at his home in Port Washington, Wis
John reached the bedside the Thurs
day night previously. Nicholas
Schwartz, a son-in- law, left Tuesday
to attend the. funeral which will be
held at Port Washington today
Thursday. Deceased was 81 years
Of age and had been ailing Tor some
time.
Miss Rose Ebensteiner and Howard
Reed slipped away from relatives and
friends quietly last Wednesday morn
ing, going to st. Cloud and being mar
ried in that city in the Afternoon. They
were attended by sister and brother
of the groom. The couple returned
that evening and are making their
home with the groom's parents, Mr..
end Mrs. G. w. Reed The bride is
the daughter of Joseph Ebensteinel
of this city. Mr. Reed is employed at
the Wedge Hardware store.