The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

PRINTER AND ONE COMPEIENII
MACHINIST-OPERATOR PRINTER
A PERMANENT n POSITION IN
ONE, OF THE BEST PRINT SHOPS
IN THE STATE NINE-HOUR
WORK DAY. GOOD WAGES TO RE-
LIABLE MEN WHO CAN sDELIV-
Err. GET IN TOUCH WITH THE
HERALD AT ONCE. AT. .-.al.cr
Mrs. r. R. Kells entertained the
Ladies' Bridge Club Tuesday after
noon. ~ i2s.* 49, ''+"3 In
Several cases of infanti1e paralysis
are reported east Of the village Of
Burtrum. ah y
Miss Ethel Diehl returned Monday
from a weeks visit with friends at
Cass Lake.
Miss Maza Wallace entertained the
Big Four Bridge club at her home on
Monday afternoon.
Gold Medal Flour quality is the
talk of the hour. We sell Gold Medal
Flour. Albert Dahlem. adv
George O'Gara and Al Salmond left
Wednesday night on brief business
trip to the Twin Cities.
Millinery opening Friday evening
and Saturday of this week. See Bee
Hive Millinery ad on page OF this
issue. adv
Miss E. E. Jameson entertained
some of the younger set at her home
Tuesday afternoon. Bridge furnished
diversion. ~
Mrs. A. T. Watson entertained Mrs.
O. Wheeler, Miss Harriet wheeler
and Miss Goodsel at six o'clock din
her Thursday. ,....r
John Franta has taken possession
of the splendid new residence he mas
erected this summer, corner blrcn
and Sixth streets.
Harry Tobey and four men Trends
from Minneapolis are expected to ar
rive here Friday and pas about twe
weeks at Ward Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Watson enter
2 tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dean o.
T Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Sire
bel at dinner Wednesday night.
Judge and Mrs. Cary Diehl and MI
and Mrs. w. eBnner were guests a
a the home of Supt. Lantry OF TN
t Great Northern, Melrose, Sunday.
d Gordon Ingram visited here las
Saturday and Sunday with relative
and friends, returning Monday morn
ing to his home in Jamestown, N. L
d Miss Mable Thompson, left Thurs
y dav for St. Paul, enroute to her hom
+ at Boise City, Idaho, after a pleasan
lt months visit at the J. F. Coope
home.
Mrs. M. Smith and daughter return
n ed to their homes at Gracevllle Nor
a dav after a several days visit wit
Is their daughter, and sister, Mrs. A.
Cawley. Eo
i Miss Lola Diehl and brother, Pau
returned to their home at Brooklyl
st Iowa, Wednesday Afternoon after
ID pleasant weeks visit at the home
" their uncle, Judge Cary Diehl.
y Miss Mabel Cooley of Grand Fork
III N. D., left for Litchfeld Wednesda
after a weeks visit with her aun
g Mrs. E. H. Cooley, and cousin, Mr.
l. V. L. Burgess, of Sank Centre.
F. Miss Sheets, new trimmer at Mr.
3 Cawley's millinery, arrived the first
I'D the week and is busy preparing Il
d. the fall opening, due announcement
re which will be made in the Herald.
" Miss Ruth Klovstad, trimmer II
Ill Mrs. J. F. Coyle for the past sever
re seasons, has again returned to Sal
Centre and is getting things in shal
ed for the fall opening at the Bee Hi
VS. Friday and Saturday of this week.
nd Harry Silver, machine operator I
ed the Kenmare, N. D., Journal, spe
e. several days last week visiting at Il
W. home of his grandparents, Mr.. al
of Mrs, J. M. Huey of Sank Centre. II
young gentleman favored the Hera
). office with a pleasant call.
". Mrs. w. E. Dobbs and daughte
of Miss Ruth, who have been Spendil
NJ several weeks with the lady's parent
he Mr.. and Mrs. David Cleveland, lie
re, today, Thursday, for St. Cloud. A
Il ter a short visit there at the M.
Cleveland home, they will return
Minneapolis.
Supt. M. D. Aygarn and R. E. Ha
sen, secretary of the board of educ
: ton, went to Minneapolis on sTuesd'
: tc purchase drop curtain for t
: stage and other fixtures for the ne
: school building. Mr.. Lewis return
: Wednesday night but Prof. Ayga
; remained over.
; C.. F. F. Abbott, superintendent
, construction Of the new Glenwo'
high school building, and Supt. W.
; Guthrie, of the Glenwood school, we
in Sank Centre last Friday inspector
; Sank Centres new Elementary Graz
Junior High School building. Bo