The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-05-03
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B. Blume of Freeport spent Monday
in Sank Centre.
Charles Turner of Starbuck was ir
Sank Cenret on Friday.
Frank Benjamin of Westport spent
Tuesday in Sank Centre.
j. A. Shircliff and S. L. Ingram
were transacting business at St. Cloud
Wednesday.
M. Stadtherr returned Wednesday
morning from several days business
trip to Morris.
Why not save on your paint bill by
buying at Lee-Gingery Co.'s? Pure
linseed oil at one dollar. adv
Mrs. Fay Cooper left Monday morn
ing for ten-days' visit with her par
>ents at Duluth.
If you want prompt livery service,
call Smith Bros. & Co., under Mer-
chants National Bank. Telephone "a.
adv.
- Joseph Miller went to Verndale Oh
business connected with the Mime
sofa Game and Fish Department on
Monday.
Chief of Police Ferd Borgmann is
all logged out in nifty new uniform
and cap. He looks the part and is
making good.
Mrs. Thomas Smith left this Thurs
day morning for an extended visit
with her sister and other relatives and
friend in Minneapolis.
Misses Emma and Emily Chelgren
teachers in the Sank Centre schools,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends at Fergus Falls and Moorhead.
J. A. Caughren will go to st. Paul
tomorrow to transact business. Mrs.
Caughren contemplates an early trip
to Texas to spend some time with her
daughter there.
Little Jane Strebel has been quite
sick for several days with appendicitis
tendencies. She has greatly improved
and it has not thought that an opera
ton will be necessary at this time at
any rate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jameson closed
their home the first of the year and
took apartments at the Compton
house for the balance of the winter.
They returned to their own home the
first of the present week. u
We are still doing business and are
prepared to serve you promptly. If
you want livery service of any kind,
call on US at our office under the Mer-
chants National Bank building, or tel
ephone GA. Smith Bros. & Co. adv
Ben Hultgren returned Sunday eve
ming from North Dakota and is pre-
pairing to move his stock and mach;n-
cry to the Flickertail state where he
and his brother Carl have purchased
a large farm. He expects to get away
within few days.
Thos. Smith left this Thursday morn
ing left for Fort Dodge, Iowa, to at
tend the funeral Of a nephew, Stephen
Dougherty. The deceased wa sa trav-
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trip, at an Oklahoma city. He was
married and had three children.
Postmaster J. F. Taylor of Willard
passed through Sank Centre Wednes-
day accompanied by four young men
of his town who will try to pass an
examination and enlist at Minneap-
oils. Three of the boys, Walter Hig-
ley, Dan Hickither and Fred Taylor,
are only II years old. Guy Scott, the
other, is young man about 80.
Sank Centre friends of Mrs. Andrew
Sorenson who recently moved to Agar,
S. D., will be interested in knowing
that the lady has recently underwent
several severe surgical operations at
Pierre, S. d. One of the operations
was the removing of 149 gall stones.
"A letter received a day or two ago
states that she has passed through the
ordeals successfully and will soon be
able to return to her home at Agar.