The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-10-18

Miss Sarah Walker spent Sunday
with relatives at OSakiS.

Miss Sarah walker Speht Ouiuo.
with relatives at Osakis.
Miss Mary Hinnenkamp OF Brown
VALLEY is the guest of friends here IL
Sank Centre this week.
M. P. Stadherr is buying potatoes
for cash every day.. What have y"l
10 selIq adv 18-tf
DIR. E. J. Lewis left Monday fol
Dalton, where he will remain for the
week hunting at Ten Nile Lake.
Mrs. Florence Schulz left Wednes.
day morning for Grey Eagle where
she will remain for few days visit
ing.
VIM. Parker left Tuesday for Min
neapolis where he is engaged in
looking after the interests Of the
mill. ,-... -.
VIM. Lee returned to his home in
Duluth Monday after short visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Gingery. Il. .
S. L. Ingram and VIM. Otto left
this Thursday morning for Wheaton,
where they will remain for a weeks
shooting. 49,. .... -
P. M. Ostreim Of New Ellington,
S D., stopped here a short time on
Tuesday on his way to Osakis, with
his cousin, John Hansen. ~ :
All trimmed hats, shapes and fame
les at half price at Kitty Coyle's
Style Shop, across street from post
office. Colt adv.
The American Telephone and Tele-
graph company have subscribed for
$5,OOO,009sworth of the second Liberty
Bond issue for their employees.
Mrs. Percy Ferguson will leave the
latter part of the week far her home
in Spokane after an extended visit
here with her sister, Mrs. K. Steere.
o. w. Dowswell went ito Mime
apols Sunday returning. to Sank
Centre Tnesday after ! attending to
business III The interests Of the Rex
all Drug Store.
Misses, Bonnie and Edith Fletcher,
who are. attending the st.. Cloud Nor
NAL, arrived Friday night and spent
the week end with their aunt, Mrs.
G. II. Vandesteeg. &,ae
Mrs. A. E. Brecount and daugh-
ter, Helen, spent the week end with
relatives at Melr68e. Mrs. Brecount
expects to joinahr husband in Fthe
west very shortly. %
David Cleveland and Ross, Shaw left
Friday for Vicksburg, Miss, where
they are attending the Peace Jubilee
OF the G. A. B. This jubilee is in no
way opposed to the war.
Alfred Clifford of Mitchell, S. D.,
left Monday noon for Boulus, Mimi,
after a short visit here with his moth
er, who is very ill. Mr.. Clifford is
the brother of Mrs. LII. Irish.
John Kusba, sat former Sank Centre
business man, arrived here Monday
from Spokanes% after an absence of
eleven years. Mr.. Kusba is visiting
with his father, brother and other
relatives.
A handsome new clothing cabinet
has been installed in the Model
clothing store. The cabinet is in
Flemish oak and not only protects the
clothing, but greatly adds to the ap-
pearanee Of the store. q,
Mrs. Chas. Brown returned Satvr-
day from an extended visit at Iowa
Falls, Iowa, where she was the guest
OF Mrs. VIM. Sherffus and Mrs.
Ernest Westbury, former Sank Cen
ire residents for many years.
Mrs. Lester Fuller and children
let. Sank Centre for Clearwater last
Friday after a visit of several wteks
here at the home Of her parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. j. A. Norris. Fr,r, Clear
water, Mrs. Fuller will go to Minne-
apolis and then on to >l.e,. ho1ae- IN
Houston, Texas. i:l IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. slnclair Lewis and
little: son; arrived Tuesday afternoon
from st. Cloud, where they have been
spenting, "a few days and will remain
Ter some time here as the guests Of
Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Lewis. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis have taken az house Z on
Summit Avenue in St. Paul for The
winter. s.;,...E. Il
1T is with regret that the Herald
learned of the accident to j., H. Sim
-onton occurring last Thursday night.
The gentleman arose in the night and
being little dazed with sleep became
confused and fell the full length of
the stairs. Although his injuries do
not seem to- be serious, he has been
confined to bis home since. ~
Among others of the weeks mis-
fortunes, is that of Joseph Parker,
who fell doWnsestairsseson Monday
night. Mr.2sRaEketewasi etoning in
the dark, thinlsinss tosnfeel the door
jamb. In so@eway,v he snaistedk' iahe
head of the stairs for the doorway
and fell the full length. Although he
is sitting up again, the gentleman is
severely bruised. z
One Of the finest specimens of
horse flesh ever seen around Sank
Centre arrived Wednesday and will
be observed from henceforth with the