The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-28

N. A. Welle, of the First National
Bank, spent Sunday at his home IN
Freeport.
George Bowman of Westport spent
| Friday in Sank Centre attending to
business matters.
Sam Everson of Walker was in the
city Tuesday. He was returning from
a visit to his old home in Pope coun-
ty.
Mrs. Ellen M. Norton arrived Satur-
day night from Minneapolis and was
the week end guest of Miss Helen
Rich.
Mrs. Peter Orvarr and daughter,
Miss Leona, returned Monday noon al
ter visit with friends at Brandon
and Alexandria. 1-.s-
Carrot Sohle returned Monday noon
from West Union, after spending the
week end here as the guest of the
Wagner family.
Among the very best: The popular
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis. Up to
date. Good service. Popular prices.
Centrally located. adv
H. D. Blanding, general manager of
the Banding Department Store, De-
troit, Mimi, drove into town Sunday
evening on a business trip and for a
brief visit at the Eddy home.
Easy roads never lead to ease, but a
course in the Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi, leads to success. Send
for our catalogue. adv4
Miss Joyce Eddy arrived Saturday
night from Grand Rapids where she
has been teaching during the past
year. Miss Eddy will spend her vaca-
ton here.
Francis L. Boutell returned to Chi
cago Monday morning. He is men,
Der of the law firm Of Barker and
Boutell and, although a new firm,
they have a large and constantly in
creasing business. .
Not to be outdone by anyone, the
Odd Fellows, caught the proper pa
triotic spirit during the Liberty Loan
campaign and voted $500 to the cause.
This is the second organization which
has done this and Sank Centre is
proud to know that it came from g
part of her citizenry.
Ask the Little Falls Business Col
lege what it can do for you. This ole
reliable business college trains COM
mon school and high school graduates
and places them in $50 to $50 posi-
lions. 1t can do as we'll for you. This
is~a high grade college with its prom
Uses fulfilled. 1t is where you will
have no regrets. Write for catalog.
/ adv 4s5.Sr e-e<24- -..s -ey - = 81 ,-' 5
Mrs. Mary L. Stewart, who is dis
tinctiyely connected with Red Cross
work at St. Cloud, spent Saturday in
Sank Centre looking over the wal
fund situation here. Mrs. Stewart says
that all the small towns along the line
are responding nobly, while some of
the smaller towns are fairly out-doing
themselves. 50, Epryinstance, Paynes-
will has donated $1,000; Osakis over
$4,000; Sartell, little village, $500;
and Foley, also small, $500. Sank Gen.
tire will have to look to her laurels.
In harmony with the rest of the
lawns in the block occupied by the
public schools and library buildings,
work is going on at the library
grounds. Eventually this lawn will
have a similar appearance to that of
the others. The work on this is under
the supervision of John Kerneghan,
also. It is interesting to note in con-
nection with the following out of a
Landscape scheme with the lawns, that
in building the new Junior high, the
structure was planned with some de-
gree of adherence to the general plans
of both the Senior high and the library
buildings. 1t is unobtrusive, but es-
sential to the real beauty of the ar
chitecture.