The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-08-09

Dell keenan, was business visito
in Little Falls Thursday.
George Conkey is moving this wee
into the Nutting house on Main street
Brown Brothers shipped three car
loads of stock to South. St. Paul thi
week.
Della Moody of Fargo and Mis-
Thompson of Moorhead are guests a
the ]. B. Quoting home.
Mrs. H. F. Kletzing from Naper
vile, Illinois, is visiting at the home
of Re. and Mrs. w. R. Duel.
DIR. A. A. Gales left Thursday fol-
Minneapolis and will be out of the
city the remainder of the week.
Archie Hogan, who has been in
Montana the past spring and summer,
arrived in Sank Centre Wednesday.
Harold Goneau has given up his
work in Sank Centre and left on the
evening train Tuesday for Minneapo-
lis.
Willis Dean of Chicago came in on
No. Tuesday evening for visit at
the home of his sister, Mrs. A. F.
Strebel.
Adam Mann left on the noon train
Wednesday for Fargo, where he will
visit before returning to his home in
Devils Lake.
Charles Mac Void, a former Sank
Centre boy, drove down from Taylor,
N. D., and will remain in the city for
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rattle started
Wednesday in their auto For Waverly,
Iowa. They will visit there for the
next two weeks.
WE HAVE RECEIVED ADVANCE
ARRIVALS IN NEW FALL SUITS
AND COATS; THEY ARE NOW ON
DISPLAY. THE BOSTON. !
Mrs. w. S. Dean arrived in Sank
Centre the latter part of last week.
She will spend the rest of the sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. Strebel.
Henry Hoffman arrived Friday
from the Great Lake Training station,
where he is in the naval service and
is at the home of his parents for a
short Through.
Mrs. R. E. Clemens of Omaha,
Neb., who is spending the summer ut
ler nome mere, returned from Parkers
tra1re Friday. Mrs. Clemens was
Miss Rosenberger.
w. S. Dean went to Minneapolis on
Monday to consult with DR.. Everett
McGibbon in regard to his teeth. Mr.. {
Dean has been suffering from rheuma- r
ism for some time. i
DR.. E. C. Rich, Mrs. Lantis and Miss
Martha Rich spent Sunday at Lake a
loronis, Paynesville with Mrs. Erd- t
nan of Minneapolis. The trip was S
made in the Rich car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wie',lund of t.
'rooten and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rees h
utoed over to Sank Centre Wednes- I
ay and were guests at the home of C,
Ir. Andrew Wicklund.
oupU. and Mrs. M. D. Aygarn re- E
1rned from their annual visit to B
yota, Saturday. They made the r
up in the Aygarn car, stopping F
1ort time in the cities. T
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Co,l3ton and
aughters, Misses Florence and Ruth, fe
tt Friday in their car for M'nae- Sc
'olls. They spent the week end in wi
e city, returning Sunday night. w;
The representative for the 1st Vice in
'esident of the N. P. road, went pit
rough Sank Centre Thursday morn do
9 in his private car. He Is making ly
inspection tour of the road. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Trua., of Du- HI
n arrived Saturday and are the nj
ests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Whit on
4, who are occupying the Emorscn RE
'tage at Ward Springs for a week. TIL
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Heraly and fari- ]
left Tuesday for Green Bay, Wis, pal
ere they will visit at the former mel
me of Mr.. Heraly. They left in Mr.
'lr car and expect to be absent two doy
eks. at
Mrs. George Johnson, formerly MIR
IS Lizzie Rich of this city, left tur
nday for her home in South Heart, ano
D., Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have pie
n been visiting in Sank Centre and tur
lard for some time. n
Ike Mossman of Tacoma, Wash, ar The
ID in the city Tuesday, coming in the
way of the freight from Little the
Is. Mr.. Mossman is travelling DAY
,et collector for the Northern Pa Par
i and will spend his ten days. va spe
on at Ward Springs. ret'
he Hilsdale cottage at Spring Park Ts a.
'eing occupied during Mrs. Hill +r; n
IS absence by the matronss and III ~
hers from the Home School. 90
ong those at the cottage Sunday ~. l.
e: Madams. Harrington, Chamber MIX
, Morrison, Foss, Whipple and rre'
ker. wal
uring the severe electrical storm T
lay night and early Saturday 10 .n,
ming several buildings in and near 81
, were slightly damaged. The ~ ~.
lence of Tobey ingalls, in the as,
litv Of the new foundry was struck :. $50 =.
lightning about Z a. m. Saturday T"a.
hing. Mrs. Ineall suffered from a ~ !,