The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-02-17
T. w. Peart was a business visitor
in Melrose on Monday.

IN MelrOSe on MONDAY.
George Bergman was a business
visitor to Osakis last Saturday.
Attorney Victor Conklin transact
ed business in Osakis Saturday.
Mrs. N. ]. Faille of Osakis is visit
ing for week with her daughter Mrs
A. w. Dahlem.
Mrs. ]. A. Schoenhoff went to the
Twin Cities last Saturday for weeks
visit with friends.
Grove Wills spent Sunday at his
old home in Milaca where he attended
the wedding of sister.
Saturday Special-Cream caramels
at 20 cents a pound at the Perkins
Drug Store.
Postmaster O. B. Boobar announces
that the postoffice will be closed on
Tuesday, Feb. %, from 10 a. m. until
6 p. m.
FORD AUTOMOBILE have a
good second hand Ford automobile IN
fine condition for sale. Chas. Hough-
ron IF 38
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]. B. Geuting, accompanied by
| Gottfred Anderson, left Monday for
| points in Western Kansas where they
will look after insurance interests.
"GERMOZONE," THE GREAT
CHICKEN REMEDY FOR COLDS
AND ROUP, ETC.-G. H1LLERUD
& CO-adv
Miss Amanda Jacobson of the pub
lie school faculty went to st. Cloud
Saturday for an over-Sunday visit
with her sister who is student in the
normal school.
Parties desiring their cisterns re-
paired or cleaned before the spring
rains are requested to call as l am
now prepared to do the work. Anton
Nelson. 1tpadv
The Misses Madison, Morris, Spong,
Lane, Phipp, Evans and Johnson,
teachers in the Willard Consolidated
Schools visited the Sank Centre
schools last Friday.
Bring us your Pork to smoke. We
ran do it better and cheaper than you
can yourself. Bring it any time. 10
it now. Call phone 231. City Meat
Market. 38-4Oadv
Mrs. Elizabeth Rassier of Williston,
N. D., is visiting for a week or ten
days here with the families OF her two
brothers, Robert and Ben Aigner. Mrs.
Rassier had not seen her brothers Tor
ten years. se.sz
REMEMBER YOU ALSO HAVE A
CHANCE OF WINNING THE La
VALERIE. THE MOST COUNTS
BETWEEN FEB. AND MARCH a.
G. HILLERUD & co. adv
A. w. Clelland, division freight
agent, and R. L. Kelley, travelling
freight agent of the Northern Pacific
railway, were in the city looking after
Northern Pacific business interests
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schwartz and John
Schwartz left Monday for Wolf Point,
Montana, where they will operate
farm which they have rented and
where Ed. Schwartz will also file on
a homestead.
THE LOW SELLING PRICE OF
OUR LINE OF HEATERS DOES
NOT REPRESENT THE SPLENDID
VALUES WE ARE GIVING IN
THESE GOODS. G. HILLERUD &
co. adv
C. H. Christopherson, formerly of
Sank Centre, now county attorney of
Rock county, has filed as candidate
for delegate to the Republican nation
al convention from the Second con-
gressional district.
Mrs. P J. Nelson came down from
Clarissa last Saturday, joining her
husband here and visiting over Sun
day with Mrs. Nelson's mother. Mrs.
Nelson returned to her home Monday
and Mr.. Nelson went to Fergus Falls.
Ray Carpenter returned Saturday
to his home in Central Alberta, Cam,
after a several weeks visit at the AL
ex Jameson home. Mrs. Carpenter
is taking treatment in sanitarium in
the Twin Cities and will join her hus-
band later.
Geo. F. Bouton, of st. Cloud, is in
the city this week in the interest of
his insurance business. Among the
| 100 best insurance producers repre-
senting the Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., of San Francisco during 1915
Mr.. Bouton's number was 81.
Rev. A. Vatne of the Sarrepta
Home for Old Folks went to Osakis
last Thursday to officiate at the fun
eral of Gudmun THOMPSON, IT years
of age, and a pioneer in this section.
Thompson lived for many years in
West Union before moving to Osakis.
A widow and eight children survive.
A. H. KLASEN HAS OPENED
HIS LAW OFFICE FOR THE PRAC.
TICE OF LAW IN ROOMS OVER
THE ZAPP STATE BANK IN ST.
CLOUD, WHERE HE WILL BE
PLEASED TO MEET HIS FRIENDS
AND CLIENTS. 381t
w. A. Moore transacted business in
| Minneapolis last Friday and Satur