The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-01-25

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P. Robischon went to Burtrum Tues
day on business. &&E
Mrs. Arthur Butler of Willard spent
Friday inttown shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fiesler return
ed Friday from Minneapolis.
Hardware sale at Rowe's Jan. 20 to
Feb. 10. adv 35-1t
r. E. Johnston of Willard arrived in
town Monday morning fora short
stay,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Morse spent the
day in Burtrum Saturday, returning
that night.
Misses Clara and Marguerite Hines
Of Stiles made Saturday shopping
day in town.
Donald Bonner and Samuel Cheno-
weth attended the Poultry show at
st. Cloud Saturday.
Your personal property taxes should
be paid before March 1st. Merchants
National Bank. adv34-5
Miss Green, of the Long Prairie fac
ulty, was the guest of Miss Alice
Mossford over Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Alex Jameson went
to Westport Monday to spend the
night with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. jamie
son.
Mrs. Alice Rose left Saturday morn
ing for Little Falls where she will re-
main for some time with her son, Jesse
Rose.
Mrs. Anna Michaels went to Mime
apolis Friday, where she was called by
the illness of her sister. She return
ed Sunday night.
Miss Ora Conley went to Long
Prairie Friday as chaperone to the
girls basket abll team who played
there in the evening.
If you are going to the city soon
write or phone us to reserve room
for you at the Beaufort Hotel, Min
neapolis, MINI. adv1t
w. w. Huntley and wife of Duluth
left for St. Paul Tuesday noon, having
come to Sauk Centre to attend the
funeral of Jacob Frederick.
Alex Bordeaux of Caron, Sask., ar
rived Saturday for a short stay. Mr.
Bordreau will be remembered as g
former resident of Sauk Centre.
C. M. Bryant went to st. Cloud on
Saturday to attend the poultry show
there. Mr.. Bryant IS an enthusiast
, and will have plenty of interesting
points to give on the show.
WE ARE OBSERVING THE COL
DEN RULE. THE COAL WE SELL
is GOOD ENOUGH FOR OUR OWN
USE AT HOME, AND WE ARE
!. .FUSSY." G. HILLERUD & co. adv
In the account of the accident at
the Great Northern depot in the Her
aid of last week, the item should
have read, "the team of John Moor
man." The Herald makes this cor
rection gladly.
C. M. Sprague, accompanied by Miss
Esther Sprague left Tuesday noon for
Minneapolis where they will join Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Lofgren before start
ing on their trip west They expect
to be gone two months.
Mrs. w. o. P. Hilsdale will leave
for Chicago the latter part of the
week to attend the style show. Mrs.
Hilsdale expects to stop off at St.
Cloud on her way to visit with DR..
and Mrs. A. j. Kirghis.
THE CATHOLIC ORDER OF FOR.
ESTERS WILL GIVE THEIR AN
NUAL DANCE ON ST. VALEN-
TINES DAY, FEB. IA, AT SAUK
CENTRE CITY HALL. WATCH FOR
FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS. IS
Miss Belyea of the Home School,
will give Story Hour on Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Public.
library. AS Miss Belyea has had much
experience in Story Hour work, this
will surely be a delightful occasion for
the children.
The Sank Centre town team is to
play Browerville at Browerville on.
Friday night. There should be good
scrap, for the teams are pretty well
matched. The members of the home
team are D. Hanson, M. Lyman, o. E.
Stephl, DR.. Gales, C. Gingery and
Huschka.
The sixth annual interstate ski
tournament will be held at Glen
wood, February 2. The Glenwood
tournament comes Immediately after
the national tournament and all cf
the national champions will come di-
rect from St. Paul to take part in the
Glenwood tournament. Special train
service has been arranged for. adv
A photograph from the Sauk Centre
boys at Marquette Dental College in
Milwaukee, show them in a corner of
the dissecting room, hard at work. The
boys, Russell Cooper, Clarence Henne-
mann, Ernest Segers and Carl Min
cite, have a cheerful and contented
smile on their faces in spite of their
occupation and appear to be enjoying
themselves.
The Sauk Centre rest room has
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