The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-03-09
NATIONAL sBABY WEEK" At
THE BOSTON STORE THIS WEEK.

Vide Smith and Ralph Veeder of
Westport were visitors in the city on
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Rosenberger returned
Wednesday from a visit with friends
at Willard.
The Malihini Kapu club will meet
with Miss Linton at the E. c. Rich
home tonight. :.
Charles Hunter of Ward Springs
was visitor in the city on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
w. A. Blake renewed old acquaint-
ances and transacted business in the
city Wednesday.
John R. Howard, superintendent of
the White Earth Indian reservation,
visited in the city Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
DR.. Lawrence M. Isgrigg, who prac-
ticed suggestive therapeutics and
drugless healing in Sank Centre until
several weeks ago, is now located at
Princeton.
Mrs. Cliff Hines is entertaining the
Ladies Aid Society of the German
Lutheran church this Thursday after
noon at the regular monthly coffee Of
the society.
M. P. Stadther returned last Thurs
day night from the Twin Cities where
he had been for several days market
ing three. cars of potatoes which he
purchased in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Pung of
Spring Hill visited with relatives and
friends in the city Saturday The
young couple will leave soon for Gallo,
N. D., where they will make their fu-
ture home.
The Mater Dolorosa society of st.
Paul's Catholic church entertained
with basket social and cards Sunday
evening in the social hall of the paro-
chial school. The attendance was
large and all had good time.
Because of the illness of Solomon
Dewey, member of the Freshman de-.
batting team of the High School, the
match for the school debating chaM-
pionship between the Seniors and
Freshman, scheduled for Wednesday
night, has been postponed to an in
definite date.
C. P. Peterson and family of Alpha
ILL.,, arrived in the city last week and
on Saturday this week will take pos
session and make their home on the
Andrew Sorenson farm about three
miles southeast of the city on the
state road which was recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Peterson from Mr.. Sor-
enson. The new owner brought farm
machinery, stock and household goods
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Lohrke of Long
| Prairie visited here last week with
their daughters, Mrs. Harry Wagner
| and Mrs. Ben Claseman, in culn,ina-
ton of their forty-fourth wedding
anniversary celebration. the celebra-
ton proper had been held at their
home on Feb. 20. They were married
on Feb. 20, 1872, and from the date
it can be seen their wedding anniver-
| saries have been few and far between.
| In fact, it was the tenth occasion OF
observance of their wedlock because
| opportunity comes only once in four
| years and there was an interruption
| in 1904. The couple regret that there
will be no Feb. 20 in 1922 on which to
appropriately celebrate their golden
| wedding, but the silver wedding of
their son, Henry Lohrke, falls within
| two weeks of that date and big time
| is already planned for that occasion.
Prof. o. E. Stephl, head of the ag-
ricultural department of the Sank
Centre public schools, has received
from the Minnesota Crop I'm
provement Association of which he is
member, the seed list as prepared by
| the association for 1916. This list in
cludes all seeds for sale by members
Of that association and also by the
Minnesota Experiment Station and
sub-stations. The aim has been to list
the names of growers Of good, pure
seed of farm crops; first, that those
who desire such seeds may get them
at first hand, and second, that the ped
igreed varieties developed at the Ex-
pertinent station and the pure stocks
of standard varieties grown by farm
ers may have the widest dissemina-
ton. Prof. Stephl says the seed sit
uation as a whole is probably more
acute this year than generally and in
| vites farmers to call on him at the
high school if he can be of any as
sistance to them in securing good seed
supplies.
Thursday afternoon of last week
Mesdames Walter Everard Morse and
Lewis Kirk Allbee were hostesses at
delightful function given at the Ad-
ministration building of the Home
School for Girls, in honor of Mrs.
Stewart of St. Cloud, one of the men,
bers of the Woman's Auxiliary Board
of the Home School. The receiving
line was Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Stewart,
| nd