The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-08

Call Burgess grocery and get doz.
en- cans of those beans. adv
A daughter was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank Myott Sunday morning.
J. J. Weisner & Son shipped 16 car.
loads of ice to Clarissa this week.
We still have a small quantity OF
Waconia Sorghum left. Burgess Gro.
Gerry. adv
Al Salmond left Tuesday mornina
for Minneapolis to attend the auto
mobile show.
j. B., Schoenhoff went to Minneap-
oils Thursday morning to attend the
Automobile show.
DR.. A. F. Moynihan went to Mime
apolis Tuesday noon, where he YVES
called to assist his brother ina sur
gical case.
1t will be impossible to buy butter at
retail at the Sank Lake COOPERATIVE
Creamery after this date, Feb. 8, 1917.
J. F. Coyle, President. 37-1t
Mrs. Nick Bromenschenkel, who
has been very i'll at Long Prairie, is
very much improved in health, and
an early recovery is looked for.
Mrs. E. D. Compton and two daugh-
tiers of Eyebrow, Canada, arrived on
Wednesday night and are the. guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Compton.
Mrs. John R. Howard of Detroit,
Mimi, was in Sank Centre from We'd
nesday to Friday of last week as the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. E. J. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dubeau spent
Saturday, Sunday and Monday in
Minneapolis, during which time they
attended the carnival and the auto
mobile show.
Henry Hedin arrived Monday night
from Oakland, CAL, and will be at
home the remainder Of the winter. He
is much improved in health, in fact
has an appearance of never having
been i'll at all.
Herman Wolcott, cousin of C. D.
mdISlidll, dIIu IOIulSI IeSluSIlC, SpcuL
a few days here the latter part of
the week, calling on old friends. He re-
turned to his home in Clyde Park,
Montana, Monday.
Mrs. Alex Jameson left for Mime
apolis Wednesday noon where she will
remain for a fortnight, in the absence
of Mrs. Willis Dobbs, who has beer
called to Canada by the death of her
aunt, Miss Judson.
Conductor Fred Hall got as far as
within three miles of Glenwood Tues
day night on the west bound snow
plow and was forced to turn back, on
account of the veritable mountain of
snow on the track.
THE ANNUAL DANCE BY THE
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORES-
TIERS WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE
CITY HALL VALENTINE NIGHT,
FEB. IA. YOU ARE INVITED.
TICKETS TO DANCE s1.0o. GOOD
MUSIC. adv
Milton Fish experienced the joys Of
q tonsil operation Tuesday morning st
the home Of DR.. A. F. Moynihan. Al
though Millions throat was in bad
shape, he is getting along well and
his general health will undoubtedly
be much improved as a result.
The large purchases of hides and
leather by Russia and other foreign
oo,,ptrior box,o oJ,,opooI 4bo p,.;ooc
on harness and leather goods tremen-
dously. YETI are selling $3.50 horse
collars for 1926 during the sale. At
Rowe's clearance sale. adv
Mrs. David Cleveland received the
sad news of the death of her sister,
Miss Judson, who died suddenly in
Ypsilanti, Mich, Tuesday. Mrs. Clev-
Gland left Tuesday noon for Bradford,
Ont, where the burial will take place
Her daughter, Mrs. Willis Dobbs, &C
companied her home from Minneap-
oils.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitson left on
Tuesday noon for Minneapolis, from
which city they will leave for the
western coast. Although Mr.. Whitson
says he has been homesick for the
past two weeks and would prefer tc
stay on familiar ground Cor snow
there was an anticipatory twinkle in
his eye which made his tale weak.
An evenly matched set of debating
teams met at the Senior auditorium
last night and argued the subject of
the literacy test. 1t was an inter-class
debate between the Sophomore and
Freshmen classes. Donald Lewis, Lu-
lu Lamb and Solomon Dewey argued
the affirmative and Homer Bisel, Pearl
Smith and Oliver Cass the negative.
The judges were M. G. Kelsey, DR.. J.
F. Dubois and H. w. Rice. The deci-
sion was 2-1 for the affirmative.
A man whose name is Ed Ralph,
alias Eddie Arndt, of Little Falls,
made an attempt to board the North
ern Pacific passenger Saturday night,
but his condition was such that the Of
ficials refused to let him on. Later
Leonard Wolfe reported to the night