The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-05-03

o. B. Milthum of Glenwood spent
Monday in Sank Centre.
Mrs. L. Geisis, of Browerville, spen
Saturday in Sank Centre.
Asa M. Wallace spent Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. B. J. Schramm, at
Willard.
F. M. Connolly is putting in a &C.
ment porch on one of his Birch street
residences.
Among the very best, the popular
priced Beaufort Hotel rs to 1.50 per
day, Minneapolis, MINI. adv 1
Attorney Stephens of Melrose was
looking after business interests Of his
Sank Centre clients Monday after
noon.
J. B. Schoenhoff is having a full
basement made under his residence
and will have heating plant installed
during the summer.
Mrs. w. McNiece and Miss Esther
Sprage were hostesses to the w. N. A.
Circle Tuesday afternoon and a full
attendance was out.
Harry Caughren and daughter Mary
came down from Osakis Wednesday,
bidding Godspeed to a dozen of his
towns citizens who were on their way
to enlist.
In the list of Ada boys enlisting in
the Navy published in Wednesdays
Journal, the Herald notes the name of
Arthur Austin, formerly of Sank Gen.
tire, among the number.
Lawrence Woodbury. who is we'll
known in Sank Centre has associated
himself with the defenders of the flag
He was nearing the completion of a
collegiate course in New York when
the call came.
A. G. Whitney spent a portion of
Tuesday of this week in Sank Centre.
The gentleman has but recently re-
turned from an extended trip at the
Florida winter resorts. He says that
he enjoyed the winter trip very much
and his looks do not belle his conten-
ton.
Eugeue Taylor has entered the liv-
cry firm of Smith Bros, and hereaf-
ter the business will be conducted I'M
der the firm name of Smith Bros. &
Co. The Herald understands that an
enclosed car and other automobiles
will be added to the livery equipment,
bringing it thoroughly up to date.
D. C. Van Camp received word from
his son Haefer Friday of last week
stating he had enlisted in the avia-
ton division of the signal corps. The
young man had been employed by the
G. N. at Sioux City, Iowa, and enlist
ment was made from that point. His
wife and baby are in st. Paul. When
he wrote he was enroute for the train
ing camp in lower California, with
eight other young men.
A. F. Strebel recently purchased the
east half of the lot of the w. S. Dean
residence on Third street. The pur-
chase included the barn which Mr..
Strebel will work over in+o a modern
home, ground already having been
broken. Mr.. Dean will superintend the
construction. The Herald editor ask
ed Mr.. Strebel Wednesday what he
expected his new home would cost, and
he replied: Odd if I know; that's
what's worrying me-" So there you
are,
George Fish received an interesting
letter Wednesday from his son Milton
who Joined Uncle Sans navy last
week. Milton says that he has Leland
Galbraith and Russell Littell for bunk
mates and that they are sleeping on
the floor at present. Judging from
the tone of his letter the recruits are
being put through pretty rigorous
drill every day, but he stated all the
boys from Sank Centre were content
ed and determined to do their best.
The members of the Senior class Of
the Sank Centre high schol had hap
Ply thought this week when they drap-
ed the seat in the assembly room oc-
cupied by Milton with the national
colors and small American flags, and
it viii left in that condition until the
close of the school wear.