The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-01-04

Bring in your key. The keys are
all gone. The Model. adv
Owen Wagner visited in Sank Cen
ire for a time Saturday.
Hear CALI Curci the second Jennie
Lind Tuesday. Fair Store. adv
Billy Otto left Tuesday morning for
a two weeks trip Thorough Texas.
Mrs. Marsh of Grinnell, Ia, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Burton Rowe.
Miss Sarah Walker visited in Osakis
and Melrose over Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Frances Erickson returned to
her school Wednesday after spending
her vacation with her parents.
Hugo Klar returned Tuesday from
a two weeks visit with his brother,
Wilhelm Klar, of Hutchinson, N. D.
Miss Mildred Johnson returned to
her duties at the State University af-
ter spending the holidays at home.
Mrs. H. G. Schmitz of West Duluth
spent the holidays in Sank Centre
with her sister, Mrs. Julia Costello.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hultgren visited
Mrs. Hultgren's perents at Osakis
from Monday to Wednesday of this
week.
Miss Agnes Peterson of Glenwood
was in town between trains Monday
on her way back to her school at St.
Cloud.
Michael Cordell and brother, Frank
returned on Friday to St. Paul, hav-
ing spent the holiday here with their
mother.
Miss Minnie Parrish of Willard pass
ed through on her way to her school
in the southern part of the state on
Tuesday, ~
Misses Sylvia and Mable Borgmanlf
returned to their studies at the 4Agri-
cultural College Of the State. Univer7
sity Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Marshall arrived from
Chicago Friday after spending about
a month with her mother who has
been very i'll.
If your piano needs attention get
in touch with A. J. Hobbie, piano tun-
er, Glenwood. Prices reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed. adv 33-1tp
Russell Cooper, Ernest Segers, Clar-
ence Hennemann and Carl Minette, all
students at Marquette Dental College
in Milwaukee, returned to their work
Tuesday morning.
THE FLOUR MILL WILL HAVE
A CAR OF NO. 3 YELLOW CORN
NEXT TUESDAY, JAN. 9. ORDER
1T EARLY AS A CAR LASTS BUT
A SHORT TIME. adv
Service is what you will get you.
patronize Ben Carpenters livery. Good.
teams and equipment. and careful
drivers. Telephone. No: 60. ard We viii.
care for your needs promptly adv :.
Misses Eleanor and Maybelle Ny
bake spent Wednesday with Miss
Leone Wakefield. They left this
morning for Grey Eagle where Miss
Eleanor is scheduled for the Redpath
Lyceum program for tonight.
EVERYBODY COME AND HAVE
A GOOD TIME AT THE DANCE
GIVEN AT THE AUDITORIUM
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING BY
THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE
GERMAN CHURCH. adv
Service is what you will get if you
patronize Ben Carpenters livery. Good
teams and equipment and careful
drivers. Telephone No. 60 and we will
care for your needs promptly. adv
Service is what you will get if you
patronize Ben Carpenters livery. Good
teams and equipment and careful
drivers. Telephone No. 60 and we will
care for your needs promptly. adv
Peter Rutten of Osakis has an, ad-
yertisement in this issue of Duroc
bred sows and Shorthorn cattle that
should interest every livestock man
in this community. Mr.. Rutten is one
Of those breeders that keeps the best,
and the fact that his herd took nearly
all the prizes at the fairs is proof of
the high, class stuff he has. Write
him for sale catalog.