The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-21


subscription offering on the first page.
Mrs. Del keenan, returned Sunday
evening from several weeks visit in
the Twin Cities and Faribault.
Miss Florence Sharkey arrived on
Tuesday by car and is the guest of
Miss. Helen Rich for few days.
The Red Cross needs your money
more than you do. Buy ticket to the
Moving Picture Benefit and help it
along. adv
A course in the Commercial College
Mankato, Mimi, prepares you for a
successful business career. Send for
our catalogue. adv3
A. B. Brant, of Hampden, N. D., a
helf brother of Olaf Arnestad, was
the weekend guest of the latter last
week. Hhe is cashier of Farmers
Bank of Hampden.
Remember the date of the Hespadia
Club Red Cross Movie Benefit and get
your ticket, June Is, matinee and
night. adv
Miss Avis S. Rowe will receive the
degree of B. A. from Wheaton, Col
lege, Norton, Mass. She is a member
of the Dramatic Society, ana mas been
secretary of her class Inns year.
The old reliable Beaufort Hotel of
Minneapolis continues to please. 1t
will please you. Give us trial. OPP
posite Federal Building. adv
ANY HAT IN STOCK ONE-HALF
PRICE, WHITE HATS INCLUDED,
FOR ONE WEEK, BEGINNING ON
SATURDAY, JUNE % UNTIL JUNE
80. KITTY OTTO BUILD
ING, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. adv
On Thursday evening the Osakis
band and a number of others from
that thriving village were in Sank
Centre advertising the chautauqua to
be held there from June II to FL. The
band played several airs on the streets
and left the impression that they are
a nifty organization.
June Is marked the opening of bass
fishing and a good many parties from
this city were on the job early on that
morning and before night number
of fine catches were reported. Among
the most successful was the party con-
slsting of George Bergman, "Jim''
Hendryx, A. MACEDONIAN, Ed. Hansen
and Gilbert Nelson of Minneapolis
1 They succeeded in landing 65 blacl
/ beauties before the day was over.
About rs motorcyclists, 81 arriving
at 6 o'clock, and the remainder at
about ten o'clock, passed through the
city on a gypsy tour" from Min
neapolis to Glenwood, Saturday after
noon to spend Sunday at the lake
There was every conceivable make OF
motorcycle; some of them having side
cars or "bath tubs" attached, thei1
wives or sweethearts therein. TIE
trip was made without accident as far
as Sank Centre.
I. P. Byhre, formerly county audit
or of Cass county, now Engaged in the
real estate business at Walker, anc
who knows more things about Cass
| .SOo1ieS llclS al oO csllu SO, ttctis
any living man, and can prove then
| all, was in the city Saturday. Hewas
returning from visit to his old home
at Starbuck. The Herald acknowl.
edges pleasant call. Iver enjoys the
unique distinction of being the only
man in Minnesota that can outtalk the
occasional editor.
Mrs. Harriet Steere, principal of the
! public schools at Aberdeen, S. D., was
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Steere
| last week until Friday when she left
! for Madison, Wis. Her son, Sylvester,
| who accompanied her from Aberdeen,
will remain here indefinitely.
The citizens of Sank Centre and vi
| cinity will have an opportunity Thurs
day evening of next week to become
more familiar with the resources and
possibilities of the, great state of Min
nesota. Manager Dubeau has made ar
rangements to present 5000 feet of
| film descriptive of Minnesota in con-
nection with his regular show. Hon.
Frank M. Eddy who used these films in
his extensive lecture tour for the the
| state in Nebraska last winter will eX-
| plain the pictures as they are thrown
! upon the screen, There will be 5000
| feet of film, and one admission VIII
pay for the entertainment.