The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-02-14
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Matt Didier transacted business at
Osakis Wednesday.
Frank Harth was an Osakis caller
on business Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Uphus transacted business
at st. Cloud the first of the week.
Matt Pitzel of New Munich trans
acted business here Thursday OF last
week.
George Moore transacted business
at St. Cloud Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week.
A. H. Bentiieit, attended TIE cream.
ery convention at Melrose several
DAYS last week.
Andrew Hector transacted business
at Fargo, N. D., several days the
first part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tolleff johnson OF
west of town visited with friends IN
town Thursday evening.
John Nelson left for Mapleton We'd
nesday where he will spend several
DAYS transacting business.
Steve Thinner retained to his home
her Tuesday after severa' days WISH
vi.i, friends and relatives a. Mesrosc
Joe Thinner and little son left for
their home at Melrose Tuesday, after
a short visit with relatives at the
Martin Thinner home here.
The Hector Bros. shipped carload
of wheat from Albany station to the
EQUITY Society at ST. Pa1l the
wheat was raised on their farm north
OF town.
Mrs. George Moore, ST., went to
Sank Centre Tuesday for several days
visit with relatives and friends at
that place.
A party of young people from this
vicinity spent a pleasant Saturday
evening at the Toilet Johnson home
west of town.
Miss Hazel Phelps of Osakis came
down Monday noon for several days
visit with relatives at tbe II. D..
Wagner home here.
Jonas Didier, one of our progress
sive farmers west of town, received a
fine hog for breeding purposes from
Kasson, Mimi, this week.
Joe Marthaler returned to his home
here Wednesday night after spending
a week in the southern part of the
state transacting business.
Emil Lace left for his home at
Lismore, N. D., after a short visit
with his father in law and family at
the Jonas Didier home west of town:
The Ladies Sewing Circle met with
Mrs. J. G. Radermacher Thursday af-
ternoon of last week, a large crowd
attended and all report very pleas
ant afternoon.
Conrad Beste transacted business at
Sank Centre between trains Saturday.
Miss Nellie Middlestadt of Sank
Centre came up this week and is visit
ing with her sister and family at the
Glen Uphus home south of town.
Joe Stucke, who is with the colors
at Camp Dodge, came up Monday for
a short visit with friends and rela-
tives here. Joe is in the best of
health, and certainly looks rs though
Uncle Same was taking very good
care of him.
Non-partisan Speaker Williams, not
a farmer but an old express messeng-
er on the railroad, spoke to a large
number of farmers at the village
hall Tuesday afternoon. His remarks
were very much against bankers and
corporations, and lots of Dragging for
the poor farmer, and of course before
Lowing he got several to donate their
$1,000. >.
Forty-eight new members signed up
fo rthe Red Cross at the meeting
here Saturday, which was very en-
thusiastic, and we hope to swell the
number to one hundred or more before
long. At the benefit dance and sup
per, Monday night quite large crowd
OF both old and young turned out,
and all enjoyed very pleasant even