The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-21
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G. Hitchcock of Glenwood was in

C. Hitchcock of Glenwood was In
town on a business trip Tuesday.
We aim to make the lowest prices
on all groceries.-Albert Dahlem. adv
Louie Larson, the Westport barber,
was in town Tuesday visiting friends.
The smokers delight, Charles Den
by brand cigars, at Albert Dahlem's
grocery department. adv
Asa M. Wallace returned Monday
from several days business trip to
Fairfax and Franklin in Renville
county.
Drink Red Owl Brand Japan tea, al
so White Horse Brand coffee, and be
happy. We sell these brands.-Albert
Dahlem. adv
| P. Mcnamara came home Saturday
and spent Sunday with his family. He
is writing hail insurance in Morrison
county.
John Geuting returned Saturday
from an extended business trip in
North Dakota, and spent the week end
with his family.
John Joyce and family of Osakis
motored through Sank Centre Friday
and visited with his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Joyce, enroute.
MISS Julia NJ. Costello has returned
! from her school duties at Warren.
She left Monday for Moorhead where
she will attend summer school at the
Normal.
Gem -four has declined considerable
in price this week. We sell Gem
Flour, being the product of Gem
thought Albert Dahlem, grocery de-
partment. adv
Art ]. DuBeau journeyed to st. Paul
last Friday and was one of large
class of candidates crossing the hot
| sands IL Shrinedom at Osman temple
on Friday evening. .,.$
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley of Grove Lake
| came down on the Northern Pacific
Tuesday morning and spent the day
in the city. Mrs. Riley was having
dental work performed here.
Julius Radue and wife of North Da-
kota, formerly residents of Sank
Centre, arrived here Tuesday evening.
They are thinking Of locating here il
they can fnd a suitable residence.
When in need of Electric Wiring,
fixtures, sad irons, vacuum cleaners,
or electrical supplies of any kind, re-
member the Electrical Supply Shop,
Third street. Phone No. II. adv53t
! George W. Hughes, president of the
First National bank Of Starbuck, ac-
companied by his wife and w. F.
Daugherty Of GlenWood, were bust
ness visitors in Sank Centre on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clavin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. Anderson, with Lloyd Tanner
at the wheel, motored down from Be-
midi Sunday and passed the day with
George Tanner in this city, returning
the same evening.
Ben Holte, postmaster at Starbuck,
was a Sank Centre visitor Saturday.
He had fallen victim to l. P. Byhre's
fish stories and was accompanying
him to Walker with the expectation OF
landing big muscolonge.
Rev. G. O. Forde of Albert Lea was
in the city Tuesday. His father, Rev.
Forde, for many years pastor of the
inferred Lutheran church of Star
buck, is incapacitated by illness and
his son was on his way to take his
place.
The host of Sank Certre friends Of
James A. Caughren will learn with
much pleasure that he is convalescing
from his recent severe attack of pneu-
nonia. His progress to recovery is
more rapid than his physicians had
ant ,cipated.
Miss Anna j. Costello, who taught
at Luverne, Mimi, the past school
year, secured a position as cashier in
a ST. Paul department store for the
three months summer vacation and
| will not return to Sank Centre during
the summer.
Gus and Roy Harry of Fergus
Falls, now members of the First Min
nesota Infantry, who were granted a
short furlough to visit their relatives
at Fergus Falls, stopped off between
trains Monday to call on their boy
hood friend, William Braatz.
Mrs. John Cook of Stanton, Wis.,,
and daughter Genevieve, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Brown.
They will leave Tuesday or Wednes-
day for the old home at Grove Lake
where some time will be spent with
another sister, Mrs. Charles Alex
ander.
We can very highly recommend our
Red Owl brand Japan tea, also White
Horse brand coffee. The proposed
war tax on these will soon take effect,
making prices some higher. A good
time now to lay in supply, making
a considerable saving in future prices.
1 Albert Dahlem's Grocery dept. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitcomb of
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