The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Irish returned
the latter part of the week after ar
extended trip to Texas.
Mrs. E., J. Lewis left for St. Cloud
Monday where she will be the guest
of DIR. and Mrs. c. B. Lewis for a
short time.
| Robert Thompson, the genial rep.
resentative of Johnson Soap company
of Minneapolis, spent few days last
week in this city.
Roland Nutting returned from Sc
beka Monday noon where he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David Nuttine
over the week end. ...
Be wise when you are in Minneap.
oils and stop at an up-to-date Europe;
an Hotel. The eBaufort. Opposite
Federal building. adv 1t -,
Mrs. w. E. Hutchinson of Eagle
Bend arrived Tuesday noon and was
the guest of Miss Sarah Walker unit
Wednesday, when she went on TO- st
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Miss Alice Mossford left I for st
Cloud Thursday night where she at.
tended the Central Minnesota Educa:
tional association meeting, returning mi &
Saturday. .=gtr .urrs 80 r..
Melrose merchants have organized
business mems association for the
purpose of cooperation in affairs per.
tanning to collection of accounts sim.
lar to the one operating in this city. !.
w. H. Parker and daughter, Fay
left this Thursday noon for Minneap
oils where they will remain for short
time, while Mr.. Parker attended K
business matters.
Percy Winslade returned from
Walker where he has been employed
Mr.. Winslade will be in Sank Centre
for the next fortnight, assisting will
the music at the union Lenten ser
vices.
F. B. Nutting arrived from St. Pau
Saturday night and spent Sunday will
his family. Mr. Nutting left Monda!
noon for Minot, N. D., where he will
attend to business matters for hi
company for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Cooper arrived
Friday noon from Minneapolis and ar,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F
Cooper They will reside there unit
arrangements can be made for house
keeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schoenhoff lief
for Melrose Monday noon where the!
visited friends. Mr.. Schoenhoff return
ed that night. Mrs. Schoenhoff re
NAMED until Tuesday noon when sh'
went on to Albany to be with her par
ents. She returned Tuesday night.
| The directors of the Sank Lake Co
Operative Creamery are putting fortl
every effort to accommodate the farm
ers in handling their cream. The nev
creamery recently completed is mod
ern and centrally located, and to still
further accommodate their patrons
the directors have decided to pay spo
cash for cream on delivery. Unde
this condition it would appear tina
the farmers of this section would no
be justified in shipping their produc
or selling it elsewhere, as the director
of the cooperative creamery CLAIM
that their cash prices will be the YER
highest for a number one article 0
cream.
Henry Draper of Provost, Alberta
| returned to his home Tuesday after
visit here with his uncle, R. r. Kells
Mr.. Diapers parents were among tn
first settlers in this part of the coun
try. They were here before the In
dian outbreak and during the outbrea
were driven to Wisconsin where the
made their home with the Kells fan
lily. Mr.. Draper remembers the tim
S when the mill went out although h
: was but six years old. He told G
Q padding around the streets IN a boa
and of watching the mill being carrie
a away. In speaking of Canada, M
Draper says 100000 men are needle
: in Alberta to help with putting in tn
: crops and harvesting. This is the frs
e time Mr.. Kells has seen his nephew
40 years.