The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-05-24
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DAY a1Cer SNORT WISH mere WIN MIS-.
S. Beidleman.
D. b. Caughren and B. F. Dubois
attended the meeting of the bankers
of Stearns county at st. Cloud Tues
day in the interest of the Liberty loan.
Mrs. Olive Coin, who has been Wis
iting in Detroit, Mich, for the past
fortnight, arrived Tuesday and has
resumed her duties at the Home
School.
Mrs. F. H. Whitman, Misses Lenore
and Avasia Maybury and AL Heinsen
of St. Cloud motored to Sank Centre
Sunday and spent the day as guests
of Miss Mary Maybury.
Private Chas. Smith, Jr., of the
First Minnesota Infantry, has been
mustered out of service and will re-
main at his home here until notice is
received of his recall.
Don't forget the Red Cross Benefit
Monday, May %. Get your ticket now
for there are only 100 to be sold.
R. F. Eddy left Tuesday morning
for St. Paul where he took the Federal
oath. He returned that night and will
remain in Sank Centre for a short
time before going into the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dewhirst spent
few days in Minneapolis recently,
returning Wednesday evening in a new
Ford car, which Mr.. Dewhirst had
brought up TO the Salmond & O'Gara
garage.
At the last meeting of the Library
Board the following members were ap-
pointed to serve: President, F. w.
Sprague; Directors, Miss V. E. Car
son, DR.. E. J. Lewis and L. w. Gin
gerry. Miss Carson succeeds Judge M.
c. Kelsey.
A postal received by the editor
from George Fish Tuesday written at
Schuyler, Neb., states that the Delhi
automobile party enroute for Los An
geles, were making splendid time. At
the time Of writing they had made
800 miles six days out, laying up two
days in Iowa for a visit with Mr.
Diehl's mother.
The local Red Cross is going to get
you, so be ready. 1t will cost you a
dollar and you will save life.
DR.. P. H. Kraemer of Long Prairie
has purchased the Meyer home on
Pine street between Third and Fourth
and is now moving his household
goods here. DR.. Kraemer is a veter-
mary surgeon and is also interested
in the Steiner Lumber Company. The
Meyer family are moving into the
house recently vacated by VIM Braatz.
Mrs. Ellis of the Children's Home
Society in st. Anthony Park, spent a
few days in Sank Centre last week.
On Sunday she spoke at the evening
service of the Congregational church.
Mrs. Ellis wishes :. to express her
thanks through the columns Of the
Herald to the business men and all
friends who contributed toward the
work. s5 .Saj y. = st''
Anthony VanBeck, prosperous
young farmer residing near Sank
Centre, has recently received two very
fine pure bred Holstein-F reisan heif-
ers from the famous D. w. Field farm
herd at Brockton, Mass. These ami
mails are both bred in the purple and
cost the snug sum Of $1,15O. ,I1Mr.
Van Beck recently purchased the
famous Calanthe Winann DeKol Lad
of O. S. Cass as sire, so that it can be
seen that he has the nucleus for
very fine Holstein herd. The gentle
man also breeds pure bred swine and
poultry.
Charles F. Ladner of st. Cloud has
been appointed by the Governor as
the Stearns county representative of
the Minnesota Commission of Public
Safety. A big patriotic and organiza-
ton meeting will be held at the St.
Cloud institute May 81 at 3 o'clock
p. m. Among the prominent speak
ers will be Rt. Rev. Bishop Busch,
Senator j. D. Sullivan and others. The
st. Cloud Commercial Club are coop
Grating to make the meeting a success
and Sank Centre and all other COM
munities are urged to send delegations
to the meeting.
Manager William Parker of the
Central Minnesota Power & Milling
Company of Sank Centre, and Head
Miller Fred Lewis returned Wednes-
day evening from tour Of inspection
of several mills at St. Cloud, Sank
Rapids, LeSauk, New London and
Paynesville. Of all the mills inspect
ed they found only two of them run
ming. AS the Sank Centre mill has
been grinding over time for months
to keep up with orders it speaks vol
umes for the character of the product
of the local mill and the manner in
which Mr.. Parker is conducting the
affairs of the company.
Mrs. Eva Harmon Of Denver COL,
and Mrs. w. D. Lamb of Chicago ar
rived in Sank Centre Saturday of last
week for short visit with their broth
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