The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-10-18

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day from Minneapolis after shor
business trip. p
M. P. Stadherr is buying potatoe,
for cash every day. What have yos
to sell?T i adv 18-f
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Davis and twt
sons of Long Prairie were Saul
Centre callers a few hours on Sunday
Senator c.. J. Guniarson of rht
stah:1legislature spent the time be-
tween trains Tuesday =. Sank Cen
| tire '.''
+ Frank Eckenrod returned from st
Cloud Tuesday after spending a few
days there attending to business mat.
terS.s@ ... .-+ss
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Pau and lit:
tie daughter left Tuesday for Free,
port where they will live in the fu-
| ture. .g.' ~,
Emil Dahlem left Tuesday noon fol
Jordan where he will enter the SAM
tarium in hopes of beneftting his
| health. ..s .-. so
R. R. Kells left for Minneapolis on
Tuesday noon where he remained a
day or SO attending to matters of
business.
Miss Bessie Veeder spent the week
end at home returning to her school
work in Dist. 1875, Todd County, Mon
day morning. .-a
S. II fngram returned Tuesday noon
from BrUwerville after spending few
days in that village attending to bust
ness interests. . r..
Mrs. J. B. Burns and Miss Julia
Peterson of Long Prairie smotored
down Tuesday and visited short, time
with Mrs. Earl Davis ~ 49, sfr,,.
George Finley, who is employed
with the Little Falls Light and Power
company, spent the week end withshis
family in Sank Centre. 50 I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Roschk and
family of Long Prairie motored TO
Sank Centre Sunday and visited a
short time. with friends.i<j =
Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs.
Cooley and Mrs. Norris went as dele
gates to thesdistrict convention. of tic
VS. r. @. at Wadena Tue Mays< ri,
Miss Helen Spaulding of iMinpe-
apolis returned to hershome Saturday
noon after short visit heresa the
home of her, cousin, DR.. E. c. Rich. i
Mrs. Ivan Brunskill returned Monday
night from Minneapolis: where She hall
been visiting her brother. Mrs.
Brunskill1 wention Tuesday morning to
the farm near Long Lake. e
Edwin F. Morse, son of Mrs. Fan
ale Morses left, lasts. SATURDAY. for
Madison, Wis.,, where. he will Resume
his Studies Fat the UMRersity. This is
the young Haa's sen!sr3 year.
DR.. Herman Schopp, state Dentist,
for the Mipnssataf Home Schosl and
for the Red Wing School arrived the
latter, partVof the week and will re-
main at the Home School for several
months. is.ssas )
Mrs. George Borgmann left Tues
day for short sjkit at Albany with
her parents. She returned that even
ing, joining Mr.. Borgmann, who had
been in Minneapolis on business, at
Melrose.
Eev.tand Mrs. He bert :wif. a,-:v-
ed Tuesday noon from Fort Smelling,
where Mr.. Swift is training with the
second officers reserve corps. They
viii remain here a short time visiting
relatives.
= Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Kelly went to,
Minneapolis Tuesday noon and will
remain there a few days while MIR.
Kelly enjoys a much deserved vaca-
ton. Fred Deters is in full charge
at the cold storage station.
Mrs. Joseph Kraker and children Of
Long Prairie, accompanied by Misses
Christen and Green Of the same viii
lage, motored to Sank Centre Sunday
and, spent a short time at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. G. E. Mickey.
E. A. Taylor af Chicago is the ncw
tailor at the CITY Steam laundry,
who has taken the position formerly
occupied by II. G. Gonean- Mr.. Taylor
comes highly recommended and Is
prepared for ali kinds of tailoring,
While inspecting the hay NOV of
his farm last, Thursday, Ieppa Lar
son fell ssthrongh the hay trap On to
the Cement floor below. His head was
severely cut and several stitches had
to be talkensin it. Mr.. Larson is re-
covering nicely. "
= Mrs and Mrs. "a. w. Austin of
Glencoe 4aaotored ztS Sank Centre on
Friday and tremained aver Sunday as
the guests Of Mrd and Mrs. H. T.
Austin. They were aeeOmpanied by
Miss Harriet WAeetSTk who spent
the time here with her mother.
Henry Borgnann, L. N. Jacobs,
Rudolph Bryngleson and Howard
Neak left early Monday morning for.
Minneapolis, returning The same
night after attending to business
matters there. The. party met with
no misfortune until the were between
Clear Lake and Becker when a. Dodge.
refused to ge& 10 tss Side of the road