The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-10-18

N. A. Wefle, Of the First National
Bank, spent Sunday at his home IN
Freeport. II
Mrs. Harry Lewis arrived Wednes-
day from Long Prairie where she had
| been visiting for some time.
Develop your business abality by
taking course in the Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, MINI. adv.
Mrs. C. H. Clifford returned Friday
night from St. Cloud after undergoing
a severe operation for cancer. Her
condition is very serious. a.
M. p. Stadherr is buying potatoes
| for; cash every day. What have you
to sell? g. adv le-u
Mrs. C. C. Tobey arrived from Osa-
kis Thursday and remained until
Tuesday attending to her. house which
she has rented. So fsGEss.G
Tony Eltgroth of this city was call
ed to Iowa last Thursday to be at the
bedside of his brother, JOHN. The
brother died the FLOWING day.
All trimmed hats, shapes and fame
les: at half price at Kitty Coyle's
Style Shop, across street from post
office. s*'s''s Colt adv.
supt: ND. Aygarn wen:; to Mime
app is Thursday night where he re-
named for short time attending %
matters in the interests Of the schools.
Mr., and Mrs. O.. H. Doolittle left
Monday for Little Falls where they
will visit a short time before going
on to their old home in Lake City
for a visit. .~...y sd. s..=,,.s..,.s -..:.
PORTABLE. - CHICKEN, COOP
WITH CEMENT FLOOR FOR SALE
FOR $1O.-R.. w. DUEL. a,s.a 20-1tp
Hans Anderson, who brought de-
livery horse to the Wedge Hardware
this week, returned to his home in
Holdingford after a short visit here
with his sisters. us.
Mrs. E. E. Compton left the latter
part of the week for Duluth, where
she is visiting her daughters, Misses
Florence and Ruth who are teaching
there this year. ~ ,..>g..
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F. J. -McGauvran Of Van Gouvcr, b.
c. spent short time in Sank Centre
last week, a guest at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Gilman. Mr..
McGauvran is the husband of the
former Miss Viola Gilman. 49,
:. Mrs. A. F.. Moynihan returned on
Wednesday from the Joint session OF.
the Mississippi Valley Tuberculosis
Association where she spoke on the
Conference and the State Nurses
problems Of the Public Heath. Nurse
in Rural. Communities" ~
E. B., (Bert), Lindsay, editor Of the
Pine County Pioneer, Shakesperlan
scholar, postmaster, Is and q,seyerai
other things, passed 10 through town
Monday on a. return tripto Seash Da-
kota. The; Herald acknowledges a
professional if'notsa pleasant ncall.
County GhaiffHRha B.'F. DuBois,. Of
the Second Liberty Loan carfpaign,
Spent Monday $iini' Metre SGr@Va and
organizing rfersthe drive.
Wednesday epsasDspent irp organizing
at Melrosey sKeeepSrts stAlbaay st.
Joseph, ST. wGfoud, a"Cofd Spring,
Spring Hill, Bsoossh and Padda.
very interesting hpietpbrssh g. the
Once Over "Tiller Pfow attachment"
were shown at the Caughren Theatre
Wednesday. night. SIC 1t is claimed this
machine will make q perfect seed bed
in one, operation thoroughly pplyeriz-
ing the soil. This is the only machine
On the market that will get rid OF
1uack grass. adv: pd - 81, H.. " +
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Among those from Sank Centre
who attended the Schumann-Heink \
concert at st. Cloud last Thursday |
P. B. Hanson and the Misses Emer-
SON. DIR. and Mrs. J. A. Dubois,
and B. F. Dubois, MIR. and Mrs.
J. B. Schoenhoff, Mrs. Fannie French
Morse, Mrs. w. o. P. Hillsdale, MI, h
n. C.. Bleecker, Leo Schoenhoff, Dewey
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