The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-03-22

BIG SHOE SALE AT DAHLEM'S
SATURDAY. adv

BIG SHOE SALE AT DAHLEM's
SATURDAY. adv
B. F. Dubois left Thursday morn
ing for Minneapolis where he will con-
suit an occulist.
L. ]. Pratt left Wednesday morning
for Little Falls where he is attending
to business matters.
Irving E. Hart of Long Prairie
spent Saturday in Sank Centre attend
ing to business matters.
E. V. Moore, attorney at Eagle
Bend, was in Sank Centre Monday at,
tending to legal business.
The Victrola may be justly proud
Kreisler's selection as medium of his
art. Fair Store. adv
Wallace Dougherty of Glenwood ar
rived Saturday and transacted bust
ness with W.<O. P. Hilsdale.
Miss Bernice Wagner arrived Wed
nesday noon and was the guest of Miss
Harriet Erwin between trains.
L. L. Kells left for Long Prairie or
Tuesday where he attended to legal
matters. He returned Wednesday.
Mrs. C. w. Rotert left Wednesday
for Minneapolis to visit with he,
mother, Mrs. S. Rhoades for some
time. .- '''ss <raaos-r, aa.a7aae.
Mrs. w. H. Hollands returned to her
home in Princeton, Saturday after a
weeks visit here as the guest of Mrs.
J. H. Law. .... -... .a,....,.
Ernest Lent, driver for w. F.oSan-
derson, arrived Tuesday from Ovation
ma and is at the home of his parents
for short time. sd F,r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Otto, ST., left
Wednesday morning for Minneapolis
where they will be the guests of rel
atives for short time.
The Epworth League will serve
luncheon all day Saturday, March "a,
at the Boston Store. The public is
cordially invited. adv
Mrs. A. A. Doe, sister of Mrs. w. o.
P. Hilsdale, returned to her home in
Fingal, N. D., this Thursday, after d
visit of fortnight here.
DIR. H. A. Burns, state medical in
spector, arrived Tuesday night from
Minneapolis to look over the epidemic
situation in the public schools.
DR.. V. S. Cabot of Browerville ar
rived Friday on his return from Min
neapolis, spending the night in Sank
Centre before going on to Browerville.
Mrs. John Allen and Miss Bea Ora
ham went to st. Joseph Wednesday
noon to attend the College play, IL
which Miss Helen Allen has prom
inent part. .-.g
Peter Gaspard is moving his family
and household goods to Fort Bertnolo
reservation in Montana. Mr.. Gasparo
recently was fortunate in a drawing
for land on this location.
Henry Hedin left Tuesday for Clev.
Gland, o., where he will be in the en-
ploy of the Barnum Publishing Co.
MIR. Hedin will remain at headquarters
for two months or more, after which
he will be sent to branch office.
A slight fire caused by a defective
flue occasioned the calling out of the
chemical wagon of the fire depart
ment last Wednesday at the home of
John Olson, located on the hill leading
from the Great Northern depot. The
place is owned by Geo. Dickinson. The
kdamages amount to about $50.
Joe Vanish, son OF Matt Vanish,
of Sank Centre, died at his home in
Kalma, Mont, Tuesday morning, Mar.
20, at $50 O'clock. Mr.. Wanish was
born in Sank Centre Jan. FL, 1875, anu
spent the most of his younger years
here. Later he moved to Minneapolis
and made his home there for a num-
Der of years. While there he became
i'll and was obliged to go to another
climate for his health. He first went
to Arizona, but that climate did not
agree with him, sSNS wentfto Mon
tana. Here he took claim and with
his family started life farming. The
climate. here was also severe at times
and his health gradually failed. Mr..
Vanish is survived by wife and three
children. He is well known around
Sank Centre.