The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-04-19

VlSlC relatives CneIe.
The best car for the money is the
Model Four Ninety at G. D. Marshall
& Co. adv46tf
J. B. Geuting returned Sunday eve
ming from Rochester where he consult
ed the Mayos regarding his health.
Mrs. V. Thomson and Mrs. Smith
returned from Willard Friday morning
after short visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Herbet Butler. ..
C. E. Bonner left Wednesday noon
for Osakis where he will be, at work
on a drainage job for two. or three
days. .-.a
., Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dubeau motored
to Minneapolis Monday in search Of
good film features for Saturday
nights. ...... ST.. ....-
John McWold left Friday morning
for Little Falls to visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Jesse Rose, returning
Monday night. >t:'
Miss Helen Lantry of Melrose mo-
tored to Sank Centre Monday to have
her Overland repaired, which was in
poor condition.
The Ladies' Aid of the German Lu-
theran church will serve coffee Thurs
day, April 26 at Mrs. Fischer's. Every
body cordially invited. 47-1tp
V. L. Burgess met his mother Tues
day noon who has been spending some
time at Mankato and went on to Alex
andria with her..
Three good houses for rent with
good gardens and nice lots, not mod
ern, but in god condition. City Meat
Market, or M. P. Stadtherr. '45tf
Ole S. Rigg Of Glenwood passed
through town on Saturday with a load
of stock. He was on his way to Mon
tana where he has located on home
stead. :t@ H.
Owen Wagner and sister, Miss Ber-
nice came from West Union Friday to
meet their father and mother who
were returning from an extended
trip to Texas. a H..
Ve:d Neal has resigned MS .rosition
as night policeman and is now with the:
L. J. Irish dray and transfer line again.
Win Lamb has been appointed as. po-
liceman in his p1asssz s:slsa.ss.
We have two second hand Ford au--
tomobiles, touring car and roadster
that we will sell at very low prices.
See US. Salmond & O'Gara, Palmer
House Garage. I46-7adv
Leslie Bramhall arrived Friday
from Morris, Minnesota, and spent
short time here visiting his mother
and sister. 81 Leslie has enlisted but
will not be called out for the present.
Our taxicabs are ready for service
day or night; use for funerals or we'd
dings. Also a full livery equipment.
The right, prices Prone 6o. Gsrpen-
tar's Service Livery Co. adv 47-4S
Miss Sylvia Mickey arrived Friday
evening from Minneapolis on her way
to her home at Harlem, Mont. She will
spend a few days visiting her brother
Guy Mickey, and other friends and
relatives. @--+ 80
Christian Bjone left Wednesday for
Verona, N. D., where he will resume
his duties as assistant cashier in the
bank there. Mr.. Bjone has been spend
ing his vacation at the home of his
parents.
Mrs. j. A. Norris left Monday for
where she was a delegate
to the State Missionary Convention.
Mrs. Norris was the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. A. P. Brooks, while in
the city. 49,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hilsdale
of Breckenridge, COL, April 10, 1917
a daughter, Katharine Hilsdale, weigh
ing six pounds and six ounces. The
little daughter is named for her mater
nal grandmother.
Mrs. c.. w. Rotert left Wednesday
noon for St. Paul where she was call
ed with the message that her father
was near death. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Rotert had just returned from the city
with the assurance that the father was
John Franta returned from New
Ulm Tuesday where he has been look
ing over prospects for new home.
The family expects to move there in
the near future. New Ulm was their
former home.
Knud ferguson of Glenwood, one
of the oldest settlers in Pope county.
who in the early days did all his trad
ing here, making his journey by OK
teams in summer and skis in winter,
spent Tuesday in Sank Centre swap
ping "reminiscences.
.-r. A. j K.rynis will probably he
taller back 70 !,i$ nome in st. loud
t.. latter part Ct this week. II. has
become restless 3. the hospital and an
effort will be made to move him. His
condition is still very critical and the
outcome cannot yet be determined.
Messrs. Winslow and Frederick con-
stituted the fire department that rem,
dered valuable assistance in putting
out the blaze at the A. J. Girard home