The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-09-19

Olive Minette at Westport this week
Halters, blankets, robes at big
discount. O,Gara Hardware Co.-ad.
Mrs. Fannie French Morse and son
Edwin left for St.sPaul Tuesday eyen7
ing. ~ sb
G. A. Kortsch of Alexandria was a
Sank Centre visitor Wednesday after
noon. ms
Miss. Bella Robertson of Minneapo-
| lis. is a guest at the S. r. Hansen
home. tA sgsS. y fa.f.
PC Mrs. j. B.. Geuting left, Wednesday
/ for Minneapolis where she is visiting
I for a few days. al gsa
Mrs. Rose Donart left Saturday for
White Earth, Mimi, for an, extended
visit. -
q Miss Evelyn Trimble, who is attend
ing high school in Sank Centre, spent
Saturday at her home in Grey Eagle.
Charles Allen came up from Chokio
to register Thursday. He returned on
Saturday afternoon.
J. w. Ward left. Tuesday for ST.
Cloud where he will spend several
days on Northwestern Telephone bust
ness.
Misses Florence and Ruth Compton
left for Little Falls Sunday, where
they will teach in the public schools
the coming year.
Mrs. Henry Schaefer and two child
rem of Albany came up Wednesday for
a visit at the George Bergman and
j. A. Schoenhoff homes.
H. E. Doran of the Schroeder
Creamery Co., St. Paul, spent Wednes-
day in Sank Centre looking after the
company's business interests.
Our catalogue contains information
a prospective student should have.
1t will be sent to you free. Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato Minn.a6
Miss E. Ruskper of Bemidji is a
guest at the home of her brother, Rev.
S. A. Ruskjer, of Sank Centre, en-
route to her school at Sioux Falls, s.
d. .
Ell. Williams of Marshaltown, Ia,
is spending the week in Sank Centre
looking after his business interests on
the large Pendergast farm near the
city.
Mrs. James Ingram returned to her
home at Pequot, Mimi, Saturday after
a several days visit with Sank Centre
friends, being entertained at the Chan
Marshal home.
Mrs. Emma Judkins of Osakis, well
known in Sank Centre, passed away
at her home in that village Wednes-
day morning of last week, aged a65
| years. Deceased was buried on Fri
day. '@2~ s1@ s~@as si5
Miss Helen Rich, local editor of the
Herald left last Thursday for her an
nual vacation. She is the guest of
Miss Florence Sharkey at Eau Claire,
Wis. She expects to~sbe gone about
two weeks: ytTf;o rs :yEs 1egg nor 4.s.
Mrs. Thoeny Austin returned Thurs
day evening from Minneapolis, where
she underwent, an operation at Hill
crest hospital. The Herald isl glad
to. state that Mrs. Austin is much i'm
proved in health. s 1s2ss 'R<s'>5
August Henry, the little months old
babe of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Heus2el,
died saturday of jaundice. He was
buried Saturday at lakewood. Rev.
Stein of the German Lutheran church
conducted the funeral service. The
babe had not been we'll since birth.
Mrs. Catharine Hall of West Du-
luth is visiting at the home of her
brother, J. J. Costello, of Sank Centre.
This is Mrs. Halls first visit to her
old home town in % years. She was
called by the death of her uncle, the
late Martin Costello.
Miss Loretta Hennemann, daughter
of DIR. H. F. Hennemann of Sank
Centre had the distinction of winning
the fourth prize in Class A at the
bread making contest at the Mime
sofa State Fair, scoring 90.1 and re-
ceiving cash prize of $500.
L. w. Bundy of Mortified and
Joseph Cassidy of Fairbault drove up
Saturday for hunt with Ed Evans.
The party drove to Wheaton Monday
and bagged four ducks. Mr.. Bundy
was for several years in charge of the
shoe department at. the Boston store.
THE PETERS SHELLS ARE
PROPERLY LOADED FOR THE
PURPOSE FOR WHICH THEY ARE
TO BE USED. THEY NEVER FAIL
TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION
AND COST NO MORE THAN
SHELLS OF OTHER STANDARD
MAKES. G. HILLERUD & CO-adv
Wednesday of this week, H. w.
Bishop received the grip and blanket
belonging to his son Harold, located
al Camp Shelby, Mississippi, indicat-
ing that the young man is probably
about ready to Ego over there" Harold
enlisted in the motor section of the
aviation but has been assigned to the
Field Artillery.