The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-02-24

w. A. moore made business trip
to Long Prairie last Monday, return
ing on Tuesday.
Our jam and jelly in pals and 5fb.
jars is making chit" Try one. Whit
son & Whitson. adv &c
Richard Nyberg of Minneapolis Wis
tied over Sunday in the city as the
guest Of Fay Cooper.
c. A. Morse left Monday for sew
eral days business trip to st. Paul.
He expected to return Friday.
Mrs. Frank Connolly and sister,
Miss Harriet Lamb, are visiting with
relatives and friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. w. Hodsdon of Glenhewilt,
Alberta, Canada, is visiting friends
and old acquaintance in the city this
week.
Miss Hagen and Messrs. Thomas
and Borman of the public school fac
ulty were over-Sunday visitors at st.
Cloud.
Miller's Orchestra will go to Grey
Eagle tomorrow to furnish music for
a dance to be given by the Grey Eagle
Dancing Club.
Peter Orvarr and Ole Arnestad
went to Evansville last Tuesday where
they assisted the Evansville orchestra
in playing for dance.
Sank Centre is to have an automo-
bile show in the near future. Partic-
ulars in full will be given in next
| weeks issue of the Herald.
The members of the Sophomore class
of the high school were hosts at a de-
lightful dancing party in the CONNER
cial Club hall Tuesday night.
James Yarno, who has been suffer-
ing for some time with cancer of the
face, left Tuesday for Cherokee, Ia,
where he will consult specialist.
Miss Kittie Coyle came down from
Alexandria last Thursday for a visit
with relatives and friends. She at
tended the c. O. F. ball Monday night.
About As members of the Knights
of Columbus from Sank Centre at
tended the dance given by the Mel
rose council in that city Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Harry Hamilton and two chill
| dren returned to her home in Melrose
Tuesday after two days visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
| Brown.
Try our home cured Hams and Ba-
con. They are better than ever. Call
| phone number 231 for your next ham
or bacon order. 38-4Oadv
Miss Rama Weisner returned Tues
day to her studies at St. Joseph's
school, after an over-Sunday visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
| Weisner. 49,. -,
Mrs. David Cleveland went to ST..
Cloud Monday to visit her son, Matt
Cleveland and his wife, and also to
submit to an operation for an ailment
of the ear. 81 ~ go
J. A. Myhre has finished painting
| and decorating the handsome new
| Louis Hedin home on Elm street. The
walls are finished in flat and the wood
| work is in oak.
w. o. P. Hilsdale, who was severe
ly injured week ago Sunday by TAX
ing fall on slippery sidewalk, went
to Glenwood last Monday to take
treatment from an osteopath.
A. E. Guam of Glenwood was in the
city last Tuesday. Mr.. Guam is abus-
mess and political agent in the Glen
| wood district for Thomas FranksOn,
candidate for Lieutenant governor.
Howard MCGEE and Irving Carpen-
ter were at Osakis last Friday and
Saturday and installed a heating
plant in the Caughren block for which
G.. Hillerud & Co., had the contract.
Bring us your Pork to smoke. We
ran do it better and cheaper than you
can yourself. Bring it any time. Do
it, now. Call phone 231. City Meat
Market. 38-40adv
"A Basket Social and Card party will
be given in the Commercial Club
rooms on Wednesday evening, March
LIST, by the ladies of Our Lady of the
Angels church. All are welcome. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Alden, formerly
of this city,. who have conducted
fruit orchard at Cottage Grove, Ore,
for some years, have disposed of their
property and will move to Los An
geles.
BASKET SOCIAL AND CARD
PARTY WILL BE GIVEN IN THE
COMMERCIAL CLUB ROOMS ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAR. 1,
BY THE LADIES OF OUR LADY OF
THE ANGELS CHURCH. ALL ARE
INVITED. adv
George Fish returned last Friday
evening from Minneapolis with Mrs.
Fish, who submitted to another oper-
alton in the cities several weeks ago.
Though Mrs. Fish is confined to her
bed, it is believed the operation will
prove of great benefit and that she
will soon be able to be about.