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

Miss Ellen Lundin spent New Years
day with her parents.
Hear Mccormack sing at the Fair
Store Monday eve. adv
You may have the Mysterious Key.
Bring in your keys. The Model. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Becwor left for
St. Cloud this noon for short stay.
Hear Alma Gluck at the Fair Store
Friday night. adv
Miss Bernice Johnson was at Osakis
visiting Miss Margaret Simpson this
week.
Miss Loretta Maloney returned
from ST. Cloud this noon after short
short visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rose and little
daughter of Little Falls are in town
for few days visiting relatives.
Miss Bernice Wagner returned to
her work at the high school this noon
after spending vacation at home in
West Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jameson have
closed their residence for the winter
months and will take rooms at the
Compton House.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Dolittle and
Miss Mary Doolittle are in Minneap-
oils for a short time. They expect
to return Friday.
Miss Vera Jameson, who is taking
course at the Northwestern conser-
vatory of Music, returned to Mime
apolis Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Frank Riley of Westport ar
rived Thursday morning to visit her
mother, Mrs. Steve Kinsella. Her two
children came with her.
( Frank Calkins returned Tuesday
night to his work, at Hamline, after
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Calkins.
, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Johnson spent
Christmas in this city with relatives
and friends. They returned to their
home in Alexandria Monday.
Mrs. A. Koopman and children re-
turned to her home in Buffalo Lake
after spending the holiday season with
her mother, Mrs. A. K. Meters.
R. R. Kells arrived from Madison,
MIMI, today Thursday where he has
been with his son, Walter, who has
recently purchased jewelry store.
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
Mrs. Noonan of Alexandria spent
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. J. j.
Kelly, before leaving for a southern
triple the Bahama. Islands. Mr.. Noon
al. and M;ss:florence will join and ac-
company her:
Mrs::.W.:.i. :Dqbhs,, 'aceGnpanied by
her: daughter Miss Ruth: Dsbbs, re-
turned to Minneapolis Tuesday after
a short visit here. Miss Dobbs arrived
Sunday from Brainerd where she had
been with friends.
Gus and Henry Otto, Percy Mar
shall and Roland Nutting spent part
of Sunday hunting. In the course of
events Gus and Henry ran down
wolf and the efforts of the two
brought about killing.
"Can do almost anything" means
"Can do almost nothing" Be an ex-
pert stenographer, bookkepeer, banker
or salesman. Write to the Little Falls
Business College today. adv321t.
Harley Weston, who has been want,
ed by the Morrison county authorities
for some time, charged with theft and
passing WORTHLESS checks, has been To-
Gated in the refomatory at st. Cloud
where he is now serving sentence for
forgery. He was convicted under the
name of Swanson.
James A. Caughren has once more
demonstrated that farming can,,he
made to pay if looked after carefully.
Last Saturday he sold the hogs rails
ed on his Getty township farm in 1916
for the snug sum of $2,177.8O. One
of the hogs weighed 700 pounds and
brought the sum of $65.7O. Mr.. Caugh-
rem farms like he does everything else
with vim.