The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-08-08
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VIM. Kane was a Sank Centre visi-
tor Monday.
James Owen and Owe Mehlem and
families spent Sunday at Glenwood.
Cashier Stensland and Harry Owen
spent Sunday fishing at Osakis lake.
DR.. Bryant of Osakis was in town
on professional business Sunday morn
ing.
, Charlotte Wagner left Friday
morning for an over Sunday visit at
the w. N. FORFEIT farm south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McInerney OF
Minneapolis drove up by auto and
stayed over a couple of days with
friends here and at Osakis returning
home Friday morning.
Mrs. Carl Schwanke left Wednesday
for Milwaukee, Wis.,, for week or
ten days visit with her son and daugh-
ter Frank and Emma and other rela-
tives of that city.
A. G. Whitney shipped a carload of
hogs from the High Croft farm west
of town, purchased by Brown Brothers
of Sank Centre and they were a fine
lot.
Harry Finch was called to Shevlin,
Mimi, by telegram on account of a
severe sickness of his father and left
on the noon train Saturday for that
place. sa
Cashier Stensland, who had misfor-
tune to dislocate his knee and had been
using his crutches for the past week
and who had been batheing his knee
with every kind of liniment and patent
medicine known, finally made trip
to Alexandria and visited osteopath
DR.. McCabe Thursday and surprised
his friends on his return by having
discarded the crutches and shows the
marvellous cure of the osteopath and
only one treatment.
John Konzak last a horse Monday
supposedly by heat, the horse drop
ping dead in the harness.
Mrs. Herman Norman left for
Sank Centre Monday for a few days
visit with her daughter at the Pete
Phlipsen home there.
o. M. Stenslund, r. N. Smith, Jim
Johnson and John Kramer were Long
Prairie visitors last Saturday.
Geo. l. Dobbs and John Kernigan
of Sank Centre were in town putting
up posters for the Stearns county
fair which will be held Aug. 81, %,
% and "a. This fair has grown from
a small affair to real fair, so much
so that there is none better and no
doubt will receive large attendance
from this vicinity.
August Schwanke called on his
uncle at the F. H. Opitz home here
one day this week, and with his folks
at English Grove. August enlisted
about two years ago and is back on a
Fl day furlough. His boat has made
several trips as convoy with troops to
France. He is looking fine and says
that Uncle Sam is taking the best of
care of his boys and he is real 100
per cent true blue and pleased to
work for the glorious cause.
So far as we can understand the
boys are located. as follows: Geo.
Doege, Fort Ben Houston, Indiana |;
Leo Doege, Camp Kearney, California,
Tony and Chris Doege, Somewhere in
France; Mia Owen, Camp Custer,
Battle Creek, Mich; Owen Wagner,
Atlantic Coast Patrol, U. S. S. Rhode
Island; August Schwanke, U. S. Con-
voy; Albert Stucke, Somewhere in
France; Joe Stucke, Camp Dodge; Joe
Walters and Dan Frazer, Somewhere
in France; Arthur Frazer, San Diego,
California; Math Didier, Dunwoody
Institute, Minneapolis; Ben Uphus,
San Diego, California. 1t seems
strange to think that in. such short
time our boys are so scattered, and
still there is more to follow. We are
proud to know that so many are of
the true type as we have no use for
the yellow ones.