The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-11-07
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Miss Anna Hatlenlid of Cyrus visit

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| Miss Minnie Meyers came up from
Melrose Friday to visit with friends
IA Geo. Richardson and son of Boards
ley, arrived Friday to visit relatives
and friends. a9ioios sH.T, svisasax - /
g Miss Bertha Rothwell returned ito
Little Falls Friday after visiting
miss Lavine Flahavensa i Us td8pod |
r The Fair Store will give away a
beautiful Doll Free. Inquire for par
| ticulars.-a s9sy3es sIL G9 ii12I,4
Mrs. Lynda Bowman arrived from
Westport Friday for a few days visit
Nth Relatives no itcf2afatffoJ |
3. Miss Kitty Coyle went to Mime
Lapolis Thursday to visit friends, re-
| turning Monday 49,, $500 ~,
h. Mrs. M. A.. Blount returned to Grey
Eagle Friday after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. A. Bisel., ;yq as,ssE9 !
| We still have some good values in
mems. and young mems suits at SIT,
and $50, at Dahlem's.-adv.rff @Gmsa
Hubert Driessen is around again af-
ter having been confined to his home
| for week with illness. aye q j':,3A1a !
Anthony Schoenhoff went to St.
Cloud Thursday for a short visit with
friends, returning Friday. =
Mrs. Clinton Childs accompanied
her husband as sfargsas Minneapolis
Thursday, returning Friday. aT. /
Miss Mary Hennenkamp returned
| to Browns Valley Saturday after
visiting Mrs. A. E. LYMAN az /
tn1 Miss Clara Boyer Boyer returned
to Round Prairie Saturday after visit
ing friends here a few days. zei3 aa'
Mrs? Anna Merfeid returned to
Minneapolis Saturday after spending
a few days her con business 1s''2 !
+. Miss; Marie Fitzgerald returned to
South Range, Wis, Friday after, visit
ing relatives and friends here, &c., !
Girls-Get your names in at b the
Fair Store for the Big Free Doll con-
test. soon to. be staged.--adv.
Private Ben Hultgren returned to
Fargo, N. D., Saturday after visiting
his, brother, Erred Hultgren. st vi
Jesse Rose, Ivan Brunskill and
Albert DuBeau Jr, went to Gemell
Thursday for a few days hunting.
Miss Blanche Lee, who is teaching
at Grand Forks, came home Saturday
as the schools at that place are closed.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. o., d. Hardin and
children left Wednesday for Victor,
Iowa, where they will spend the whit
er. f''8 ~ a 25fztsEntst2t,.' ~ z.f.f'. -.
Mrs. B. w. Parrot, Mrs Chas.
Hart and Mrs III. b. sDunbarlo of Long
Prairie were Sank Centre visitors on
Thursday. TO- ~ '.ss' !. ~ ssG so @,ls y
Fl His portrait means much, to you.
Your portrait viii means thousand
fold more to him. Make appointment
today. The Rydholm Studio. adv
r MAT Wanish, i, ana wife Of
Seattle, Wash, arrived Tuesday to
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mat Vanish, Sr. y Hi
tass Mrs. ,Mable Whipple returned to
Minneapolis Sunday after attending
Iltos busines ana tiers here and also
Esisiting relatiyes ii sI
Mrs. P. A. Johnson and Louis VoK
testead of Alexandria came down Fri
! day and visited at the Leroy Working
Fhome returning Sunday. 80 81 Isl
AIRS. Ed Gallagher of Wolfe Point,
Mont, who has been visiting at the
IT. w. Gallagher home, went to Osakis
Wednesday To- visit relatives.
| MRS. 10. GsFaIter and children rel
turned to Chippewa Falls, WIS, On
Wednesday after visiting her mother,
Mrs. C. E. Henneman and other
relatives. #
L e Saturday we will have a newslot Of
ladies, all wool velour coats, colors,
blue, brown and Bergrundy, II. with
Hplushs and fur trimmed collars at
Is$24.75 at Dahlem's. adv. M
Hon. +. M. Eddy spent several days
in Sank Centre the latter part Of last
week and the first of this. After
having done his duty as an American
citizen he ret1rned to st. Paul Tues
day afternoon, a.
/ The Beaufort Hotel of Minneapolis,
now under new management, better
than ever : Give us a call when you
{ are il the city: Costs nothing 10
! check your baggage with US. R. 3.
Greer, Proprieto adv. 23-24a @
There win be a regular meeting #
the w. b. c. on Saturday afternoon
next at $50 p. m. Anyone having
canned fruit Or jtell to Send To aged
soldiers and widows mn the cities,
please deliver it saturday at Che p.
R. Palmer Post rooms Of Library.
John. Johnson = happy 60 lucky from
| most any place, vas arrested BY
| Chief sof, Police Miller on October 20,
gave as an excuse. TOO busy
J. Borgmann took him to Fort Smell
ing where he was inducted into ser
vice and sent to Camp, Grant, ID.
Leo. .Schoenhoff returned from st.
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