The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-28

NAOiAuoy w 1IlC1I HoIIIt III DcCTOlL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sorenson and
family left by auto Monday for Agar,
S. D., where Mr.. Sorenson has en-.
tered into the general mercantile bus,
mess. -
PETERS SHOT GUN SHELLS.
THEY ARE BETTER THAN OTHER
BRANDS AND A BIRD IN EVERY
SHELL. G. HILLERUD & co. ad
Mrs. M. M. Barry and sons, Clarence
and Arthur, have moved to Sauk
Centre from Grey Eagle for the win
ter. The young men are attending
high school.
Henry Sauer, member of the class
of 1916 of the Sauk Centre High
school,, now employed in the Westport
bank, attended the fair and visited
with old friends last week.
NOW is THE TIME TO CONDI-
TION YOUR CHICKENS FOR EGG
PRODUCTION THIS WINTER. USE
LEES EGG MAKER AND CHICK
EN- GROWER. GET 1T AT G. HILL
LERUD & co. adv
John Frake, who has operated a
farm for number of years in the
Nc cCormic lake region, has disposed Of
his interests and will leave Saturday
for his future home at Chinook, Mont.
His family departed two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Capser who
had been visiting at the Joseph Cap
ser home departed on Wednesday.
Mrs. Capser went to her home in st.
Paul while Mr.. Capser went to the
northern part of the state on busl-
ness. -........
Among the students from Grey Ea-
gle who have enrolled in the high
school for the coming term are the
Misses Evelyn Greener, Madge Alder
man, Bessie David, Elnora Rhode and
Homer Bisel, Clarence Barry and Ar
thur Barry. Burtrum is represented
by Miss Mamie Walker.
Mayor H. F. Hennemann and Coun-
cilmen Charles Perkinson and James
Jenkins left Tuesday on an investiga-
tion trip to Milwaukee and Ashland,
Wis, in connection with matters per-
tanning to the proposed municipal
lighting and power plant. They ex-
pect to return Friday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Lewis are
now in Seattle According to advices
received from them they had numerous
strenuous auto experiences in cross
ir-g the Cascades with their Ford
camp outfit but enjoyed the trip de-
spite the -hardships. They will re-
main in Seattle about a month before
continuing on to California for the
winter.
Republican Candidate for Congress
Harold Knudson of St. Cloud, is ming
ling with Sauk Centre folks today.
Harold has been spending week in
the northern part of the district, anc
| says that he is very we'll satisfied with
conditions all over the district. At the
primaries Mr.. Kundson received more
votes in this section than all of his
opponents put together.
E. H. Osborn delivered a very in
teresting lecture at the Caughren
theatre Monday evening to fair siz-
ed audience. He was billed to give
knot tying demonstration Wednesday
| evening but because of his inability
to get the assistance of the Boy Scouts
for this demonstration tovpMiettata
for this event the demonstration will
be given next Monday evening.
PETERS REFEREE, THE ONLY
SHELL ON THE MARKET WITH
THE FAMOUS SEMI-SMOKELESS
POWDER. G.. HILLERUD & co. ad
Editor William O'Brien Of the Eden
Valley Journal headed delegation of
boosters from his town Thursday to
attend the big fair at Sauk Centre.
The Herald editor had the pleasure of
showing Bro. O'Brien about, and
among other interesting points visited
was the Home School for Girls. A
short inspection trip was made,
through one of the cottages, and like
all others who visit the institution for
the first time Mr.. O'Brien was amaz-
| ed at the work of reclamation being
carried on so successfully at this
splendid institution.
A representative of the Ladies
Civic League called at the Herald Of
flee this Thursday morning and stated
that it had come to the notice of the
League that children were climbing
all over the boulder recently placed
marking the location of the Stockade,
and that the face of the boulder was
being badly scratched and defaced.
This practice must be stopped or the
Civic League will prosecute. The Her
aid does not believe that the parents
realize that the children are doing
this, nor do the kiddies realize that
they are doing any damage. . A little
heart to heart talk should remedy
conditions.