The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-10-11

SAUK CENTR
If you pass us on shoes Saturday
you miss it. A. Dahlem.
Miss Viva Nesbit of the public
school faculty spent the week end at
her home in Alexandria.
/ The wise. ones, will buy coat
cheap Saturday. Are you N? A.
Dahlem.
M. P. Stadherr is buying potatoes
for cash every day. What have you
to sell? adv 18-tf
Miss Flossie Landerholm of Clarissa
arrived Monday noon and was the
guest of Miss Florence Becker for a
day.
Miss Alice Mosford left Friday
night for her home in Clear Lake.
where she - remained until Sunday
night.
Melvin Thornton left Friday noon
for Enderlin, N. D., where he is to be
employed as assistant operator on the
500 line.
When you know. You will use
Sherwin- Williams Paints and varnish-
es. Lee-( ingery Co. adv
Rev. S. A. Stein from Springfield,
Ohio, is visiting with his brother, Rev.
Julius A. Stein of Zion Lutheran
church of this city.
Let us show you our fine school.
Our catalogue will do it. Send for it.
Mankato Commercial College, Man.
kota, MINI. adv.
Misses Mable and Sylvia Borgmann
left Monday for Minneapolis where
they will continue their studies at the
college of agriculture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith left on
Monday for Hornell, New YORK. where
they will spent the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. M. F. Woodbury..
SHERWIN : WILLIAMS PAINTS
AND VARNISHES ARE THE BEST.
LEE GINGERY co. adv
Messrs. David Cleveland and Ross
Shaw expect to leave Friday fol
Vicksburg, Miss, where they will at
tend the Peace Jubilee Of the Grand
Army.
Miss Martha Rich returned Sunday
evening from an extended visit to
Mountin Lake. DIR. Rich, Miss Helne
Rich and Miss Marie Whitcomb met
her in Minneapolis Saturday.
THE LADIES AID, OF THE GER
MAN LUTHERAN CHURCH WILL
SERVE COFFEE AT THE HOME
OF MRS. VIM. BRUNSkILL ON
THURSDAY, OCT. a1s. EVERY
BODY WELCOME. adv
F. H. Whitman, formerly of Sank
Center spent short time in the city
Monday and Tuesday, before going to
jamestown, N: D., Ito visit his daugh-
ter, Miss Martha Whiteman is
training for a nurse at the James
town hospital. ~.....
M P. Stadherr is buying potatoes
for cash every day. What have ynu
to sell? fs@53.w 1910. adv 18-tt
August Gamradt narrowly escaped
SEVERE DuIHS anu SSSttAiS Vic AOuoC
afire the early part of the week,
when he mistook the gasoline can for
the one containing kerosene and at
tempted to start the kitchen fire with
it The explosion which followed the
application of the match was a
healthy one, but aside from a burned
hand, no damage was done.
: A LARGE CROP OF CELERY
THAT OUGHT NOT TO GO TO.
WASTE; HAS BEEN DAMAGED ny
THE FROST, BUT A LARGE
AMOUNT is USABLE, AND 1 WILL
DISPOSE OF 1T AT A VERY REA-
SONABLE PRICE. CALL THIS
w E Elk BEFORE ANOTHER
FREEZE. w. r. DUEL. adv. pd.
A. J. Hobbie an experienced piano
tuner and repairer, recently located
at Glenwood, is spend this week and
part of next in Sank Centre, tuning
and repairing pianos. He has visited
Sank Centre before and his work is
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Re-
ferences cheerfully furnished. Mr..
Hobbie will make regular trips to
Sank Centre two or three times each
year as trade demands. Orders may
be left at the Palmer House. adv 10 1p