The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-05

.. u, Is VlSltlng TRENDS In this city.
Bessie MAXWELL is visiting her, bro
ther and family at Swanville this
week.
H. P. Drager of Little Sank was the
over night guest of his daughter, Mrs
Olaf Peterson Tuesday, n;troc
Miss vi Fettgether of Dubuque, Ia,
arrived Tuesday and is guest at the
home of her brother, E. G. Fettgether.
Matt Ward and G. C. ferguson of
Glenwood were city visitors Friday,
and remained to the Red Cross meet
ing.
a j. M. Jeppeson Of Wallace, S. D.,
is in Sank Gentge this week attend
ing to business matters and visiting
friends. -e1.
In your plan include course, in the
Mankato Commercial College. Our
catalogue will interest you. Send for
it today, ady5 ~. -. r
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Sharkey of Sta
pies motored to Sank Centre last
Thursday and spent few hours here,
while Mr.; sharkey attended to bust
ness matters.
For clean, well ventilated outside
room at from rs to 1.5O per day, go to
the Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis, OPP
posite Federal Building. adv1t
|: DR.. c.. E. Caine; of Morris was in
the city Friday. He accompanied his
mother to this place and saw her safe
ly on the train for Sebeka, where she
will visit daughter for some time.
VIM, Bosacker if offering in this is
sue of the Herald all his household
goods at a sacrifice sale. Be, sure to
read his ady.'if you need furniture,
stoves, etc. It's on page 8. advp
DR.. Herman Schopf, who has been
at the Home School for some: time,
left Saturday night for Red Wing
where, he will remain about two
months before returning to Sank Cen
tire. = pa.
Mrs. Melvin A. Lantis, sister of the
late Mrs, E. C. Rich, arrived Wednes-
day night and will remain during the
summer in Sank Centre. Mrs. Lantis
will be well remembered by the older
residents, as this city was formerly
her home.
liver Wambem, Kelly How homp-
sons live wire representative, who
makes his headquarters here, left for
North Dakota Monday morning and
will enjoy a weeks vacation with rel
atives and friends in the vicinity of
Park River.
Rudolph Nelson, an old time resi-
dent of Grove Lake, now of Hopeville,
Ore, is visiting with his son, Frank
Nelson, for a few days. He has some
interest in Grove Lake timber landss
and four shares in the Grove Lake
creamery to dispose of while here. ~,
Wm.~ Bosacker returned last Tues
day from Elysian, Mimi, where he
visited relatives. He is offering his,
household goods at private sale In.
this issue and has rented his fine farm
for three years. Undoubtedly he: Will.
return to southern Minnesota to re-
side. ;. ~ = "a
Harry Neal, who is training at the.
Navel Training Station on the
Great Lakes, arrived Tuesday on a
short furlough, and is visiting here
with his relatives. Harry gives a
glowing account of naval life; says he
lives we'll and feels Well, and has new
err once been sorry that he enlisted.
w. J. Whitefield was the guest of
honor at the recent Old Settlers pic
mic at Willmar. Mr.. Whitefeld took
with him the original manuscripts
written by his father about the early
days of Kandiyohi county and also
some rare water color sketches paint
ed by his father on the townsite in
1856.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Arneson of st.
Paul with the two little "Arnes" pass
ed through the. city Saturday after
noon and stopped, for supper at the
Palmer House, They were on their
way TO Barrett TO visit Mr.. Arneson'ss
mother and few days fishing in Bar
rett lake. Mr.. Arneson is one Grant
county's veteran newspaper men, was
Chief Clerk Of the last house in the
legislature and is at present occupying
The position Of superintendent of TIM
Der Operations on state lands in the.
auditors office.
e. C. Hoover, the Herald Profit
Club: manager, left Friday
night for Minneapolis where e.met
his wife who had spsne from Iowa City
Ia. They arrived in Sank Centre Jon
Sunday night, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Gi1liland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gigiland were married Saturday at
the First Presbyterian church parson.
age in MinnssRolis and will spend
their honeyfpoea at Birch Lake. M+ad
Gil1iland il IL ker Of Mr.. Hoover.
ME- Gilliland - Msh the Officers Rea
serge Corps: at Fort Smelling. !. q
Miss Fleps1seeDack, who. 1will4sbe
well renneinbsA ~ many Of the peo-
pie Of aS1uk sOeatrs arrived Tuesday
and W1ill remain here for
some time visiting with friends. Herl
father and I40tkor Mr. and Mrs Ei3