The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-08-15
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Mrs. Anton Schlicht was at Melrose
Wednesday attending the funeral Of
her aunt, Mrs, Jake Sieben.
Miss Emma Raster came down from
Willow City this week for few days
visit at the Anton Bentfeld home
south of town and other friends in
that locality. Miss Raster having
taught several terms of school in
that district.
Mrs. j. H. Radermacher enjoyed a
few days visit from her mother, who
left for her home in the southern part
of the state Wednesday.
Toilet Johnson and H. ]. Wagner
and families attended a Douglas
Fairbanks production at the Sank
Centre theatre Wednesday evening
and pronounced it very good, as
Douglas is always good and it seems
good that person can see such a
good picture so near.
Ida Schmidt visited friends here
several days this week, returning
home on the Saturday noon train.
Rudolph Spielman left on the Thurs
day noon train for Sank Centre in
order to catch the filer FOR his home
at Gallo, N. D., having made brief
visit with his daughter Mrs. Anton
Sehlieht and also attended the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Jake Sieben Of
Melrese.
O. L. johnson, agent for the j..
Borgerding Co., took in the first load
of rye Friday, Aug. 9 and of good
quality and fair yield.
The hum of the threshing machine
is again heard. Beste Bros, and j..
]. johnson having started up thi :
week. So far the grain is dry, good
quality and good yield. Hugh Owen
reports barley running one bushel to
the shock which is considered very
good.
Mary Kuntz left for Minneapolis
Saturday for a few days. stay with
her aunt and uncle of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Niles left
for their home at st. Paul on the
Saturday noon train, after several
days visit with her sister at the Ben
Servatius home here.
Harry Finch returned to Shevlin,
Mimi, Saturday morning where he
was called by the serious illness of his
father.
o. M. Stenslund transacted business
between trains at Sank Centre Mon
day.
E. Erickson left for Minneapolis
Monday for a few days. with friends
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Mrs. r. N. Smith of Osakis left for
Sank Centre Monday noon after sew
eral days visit with old friends here.
Mrs. H. ]. Wagner was down at
Sank Centre Saturday visiting friends
and transacting business there.
Miss Gladys SlosscL of Morris came
over the first of the week and has ac-
copied position as assistant cashier
in the bank here. Miss Mildred Owen
the present assistant will leave for
Thief River Falls the first of Sep
TENDER where she has accepted well
earned more lucartive position.
Brnice Wagner of Sank Centre
spent Sunday with her parents at the
H. ]. Wagner ho1le here this week.
]. S. Orbeck and family motored
to Long Prairie and Osakis lake on
Sunday.
In our last weeks mention Of the
boys from here with the colors we
overlooked the fact to mention the
names of Hubert Cans, John We're,
Henry Kramer and Ole johnson, who
are somewhere in France and all
write letters regular from over there
to their parents and relatives here
that they are fine and all anxious to
do their bit to help get the kaiser
which is very good news for their leg.
ion of friends here. We wish to say
that in leaving these names out las
week it was purely an oversight as VIZ
are heart and soul for the boys thai
are doing their bit in the right wa!
but have no time whatever for tn,
yellow ones that get married to ge
behind woman's skirt or plead the!
have to stay home to help Pa farm