The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-10-12

If you want to buy a good second
hand 35-hOrse power automobile TO,
$3.50, see Salmond & O'Gara at once
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker and
daughter, Florence, and Miss Matti-
son, motored to Fergus Falls Friday
of last week. ~
The Mesdames Cary Diehl, w. c..
Benner and A. M. Wallace and Miss
Ethel Diehl visited at Melrose last
| Monday with Mrs. B. Lantry.
You are full of strength, but you
must develop it. How can you? By
attending the Mankato Commercial
College. adv19-22
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. P. w.
Scheik entertained friends two even
ings, treating them to delicious musk
melons grown in their own garden.
Linseed- oil has gone way up but
that does not effect what we have
contracted for and are selling at rs
cents per gallon.-Lee-Gi ngery Co. ad
The suggestion, and it has several
points of merit, has been made to the
Herald that the city endeavor to pur-
chase the lot corner of Seventh anc
Birch streets-the old Stockade
grounds-and convert same into a
public play ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Morse
went to Minneapolis last Saturday to
celebrate their birthdays" with Mr..
I'D Mrs. Gordon V. Morse. The ell
..ci Wrr,es were both born on the
slime ndy-Oct. 8. They returned
~,,i!y III he week and report an en-
Jryable reunion of the family.
Rudolph E. Hansen left Wednesday
night for Minneapolis to attend
meeting of retail shoe dealers from
Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota and
South Dakota who will band into
retail shoe dealers association to en-
body the entire Northwest. Mr.. Han
sen expected to be gone several days
Mrs. Spellman of Springfield, Mass,
Mrs. A. O. Scrivener of St. Cloud,
Mrs. Sutton of Montana and Mrs.
lockwood of Two Rivers, Wis, with
several home ladies, visited the
Home School for Girls last week,
thoroughly enjoying the experience.
They gave particular attention to the
Honor Cottage where Mrs. Will Whip
pie is matron and were shown all
through it.
G. A. R. Veterans and their wives to
the number of about thirty-five were
guests of Manager DuBeau Of the
Caughren theatre at the showing of
the feature picture, Liberty" at the
show house last Saturday night.
Commander C. w. Bryant, as spokes-
man for the "vets" and their econ
Sorts" declares that the picture was
great, that they al had dandy time
and that they will ego to the front"
for Manager DuBeau any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal A. Stone of St.
Paul, accompanied by DR.. and Mrs.
H. L. Lamb, arrived in Sank Centro
Saturday morning from Wadena, the
doctor having met the party there
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Lamb
were returning from a two-weeks'
outing at Man Trap Lake, Itasca
Park, and Dennison's resort near Pei
lean Rapids. Saturday afternoon Dr.
and Mrs. Lamb accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone to st. Paul. After attend
ing the annual session of the Mime
sofa Council of R. & S. M. Masons as
representative of Sank Centre Council
Monday, DR.. Lamb returned home in
the evening, but Mrs. Lamb prolonged
her visit with her sister, Mrs. Stone,
for several days.
The Herald learns with regret that
J. A. Caughren is not enjoying his
visit to Battle Creek as much as he
expected. He left here Saturday, Sep
TENDER 80, on pressing invitation to
attend the Home Coming and Golden
Jubilee at the Battle Creek Sanitar-
ium, but was taken sick on the train
after leaving Sank Centre before he
reached the cities, and remained in St.
Paul for three days before he was
able to continue his journey, and has
been sick at the sanitarium ever since.
He hopes to be able to return to Sank |
Centre the last of the week. He has
had a special X-ray examination while |
there, with the hopes of finding out
what his real trouble is. The exam