The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12
c. B. Clasemar, was a Twin City
visitor Tuesday on business

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C.. B. Claseman was a Twin City
visitor Tuesday on business
| G.. Hillerud spent Tuesday in st.
Cloud where he attended to matters
of business. .-. +.
Mrs. james Griffith Of St. Paul is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Del Keen
an of this city. ~.
J. w. Tanner of Little Falls, arrived
Monday for visit with his sons, Geo.
A. and AL, in this city. S.,
| Grove Wills of the Herald force
spent Sunday at Osakis visitin' round
at the lake and in town. *.
John Hansen will spend Friday in
ST.. Cloud taking in the sights and
wonders of the Barnum & Bailey cir
Gus.
Miss Ida Westlund of Round Prair-
lie visited with her sisters. Mines. ].
B. Geuting and P. MacNamara, in this
city Monday. ,~+s
Miss Bertha Void, a former Sank
Centre teacher, arrived Saturday and
is now engaged permanently: at the
Home School. e. s.,~ .s,> s~L
| Miss Octavia Held, of .Browerville,
arrived the latter part of the week
and is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
| Herman Vennewitz. ~: -
Mrs. J. B. Mcclure and mother,
Mrs. Henry Parker, returned from
Long Prairie Monday where they had
been visiting relatives. "sE -.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Caughren and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Whitson returned
Sunday from short trip to Brain
ard, Duluth and Minneapolis.
Miss Bertha Olson of Chicago is the
guest of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Hillerud, and will probably remain
here during the summer months. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnum of Be-
midi, former Sank Centre residents,
spent the week end in Sank Centre as,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bentz.
Oscar Bjone, accompanied, by. his
sister, Miss Christina, left for Yer
ona, N. D., where they will visit their
brother, Christian, who is employed
in. bank at that place. 81. |
S. G. Schwarzbauer, treasurer of
the Minnesota Rural Letter Carriers
Association left this Thursday morn
ing for Pipestone to attend a meet
ing of that organization which takes
place on Friday and Saturday. .-~~
Miss Florence Gallaher who lis en-
ployed at the G.. II, Yandesteeg resi-
dence was called to her home in Roy
alton last week on account of the SER
ious illness of her grandmother.
A. ]. DuBeau has purchased the
farm of two hundred acres formerly
owned by E. NJ Eckmann, Of Iowa,
and rented: by Frank Doege. It is
situated this side of the Frank Min
nette place. -; ~ 20 s..
Mrs. Toilet jacobson, of Alexan-
dria, spent q few days last week here
with het'father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. J: n. McGibbon, before re-.
turning to her home in Alexandria I,
Theodore Dock has purchased the
Pine Pine g 81 street formerly
owned BY Frank: NAsSn. az Mr. an.
Mrs. Dock viii take 81 possession at
,nce. The futile home of the Mel ,,
ION family is STIFF Undecided - +
Mrs. Norvih Ovrom, nee Miss !
Tracy Wilcox. Of, St., Paul who is
pending the summer with her aunt,
Irs. Clara Smith at their cottage in {
n Ward Springs spent Wednesday {
n town at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. '
George Rice. =
Miss Fiesta Irwin, a forfneraresfdent {
f Sank Centre, now of Chicago, spent '
Wednesday in Sank Centre as the +
uest of Mrs. Emma Christianson.
Iiss Irwin left this Thursday morning
or SwanviIle to continue a visit with u
er aunt, Mrs. Cox. 49, go
Miss Minnie Pike arrived this /"
thursday, noon from St.. Raphaeps q
ospital in St. Cloud and will be the n
nest Of DR.. and Mrs. ~. Lewis, a a
wv days before joining her:mother
nd neice at Birch; Lake where She
Ill spend the SUMNER ,'a,S -: IT,
THE LADIES OF ST. PAuULs :,
CHURCH WILL GIVE =,
N ICE CREAM SOCIAL ANDI \.
UNCH" AT THE FARM OF MRs:4 81
GORGE EHR ON SUNDAY, THE "
ETH OF JULY. EVERYBODY Is,
oREDIALLY INVITED. Apy, ..
Word was received this; Thursday :
oring from Hugh E. Wallace, stat +
g. that he had been. transferred from I
anlp Kelley. San Antonio Tex, to :
hanute field, Rantoul, : .nlss The z