The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-07-25

VSrna bcntuelQ lett Tor MelrOSe Oh
Wednesday for a week or ten days
stay with relatives in that city and
vicinity.
On account Of the church holidey
Wednesday there was not very large
turnout at the Red Cross meeting
that day. We hope there will be an
! improvement at the next meeting.
Baard Anderson of Osakis was in
town on business one day this week.
Lynn Owen Of Marble came over on
Wednesday for short visit with his
brother Milo this week.
Mrs. A. Klinfehn of Melrose visited
her parents at the Hugh Owen home
here two days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughn Owen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Owen and Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
j. Wagner and daughter motored to
Alexandria and Lake Carlos and
took in the beauties of that part of the
country one evening this week.
Rose Botzet eft for Leaf River FRI
day after a two weeks visit with her
mother at the Botzet home south of
town.
Cashier Stenslund and family of
the State Bank here spent Sunday at
their old home at Cyrus Mr.. Stems
lund returning home Tuesday and
Mrs. Stenslund and children staying
over for few days.
Charlotte Wagner visited with
her schoolmates and friends at Sank
Centre Friday and Saturday
The Farmers Shipping Assn. will
ship stock from this station Tuesday,
July 30th and request that those hav-
ing stock to ship please leave list at
State Bank as soon as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Owen left for
Crosb, N. D., on the flyer Friday af-
ternoon where Milo left with the
North Dakota contingent for Camp
Custer, Battle Creek, Mich. Milo's
many friends here wish him the best
of luck and are proud to know that
another true blue man has gone to
help in the noble and glorious cause.
Frank Schwankee, who has been
in Milwaukee the past six months,
came home this week for a few days
stay with his parents at the Carl
Schwankee home north of town.
A party of young people gathered
at the Jonas Didier home west of town
in honor of Regina Faber of Chicago,
Sunday evening.
The following list as near as we
can get it, is of the Red Cross dona-
tions here the Fourth of July:
Oscar Klinfehn, gasoline fiat iron;
Paul Pischke, 2 doz eggs jar butter;
J.. Radermacher, 2 bus. potatoes; John
Sauer, 2 chickens; Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
A. Anderson, 6 bus. oats, 1 dolly; Gus
and Axel Anderson, chickens; N. P.
Anderson, 81; Chas. Selensky, rs oak
fence posts, 8 bus. oats; David Beck,
2 ducks and So; Peter Anderson, ST.;
A. D. Frazer $40, | gander; Mrs. L.
L. Anderson, 81; Joe Krinert, sack
oats; Dayton Herbert, So; F. w.
Woods, rooster, l sack oats; Mrs.
Billman, chickens; Jim Jardine S.;
Henry Quistorff, sack oats; Ben
Walters, sack OTIS; Martin Avesgard,
chickens; B. Johnson, l sack oats;
Cans Bros. spinning wheel; L. E..
Wilson, rooster; Jonas Didier, 1
rooster, hen, IL packages for fish
ing pond; Henry Marthaler, 2 bushels
seed corn; Mrs. Henry Botzet, duck;
Henry Deuker, rooster, IL packages
for fishing pond; Fred Bike, 81; An
ton Beste 81; Herman Norman, 81;
Hiram Robinson, doz packages for
fishing pond; George Moore, Jr., 1
scarf, 81; w. S. Wagner of Osakis
81; John Kramer, OK yoke; Chas.
Stuke, chickens; Jim Johnson, / pill
low; Toilet johnson, 1 gander, 1
rooster; Anton Aegenson, 2 chickens;
Carl Thompson 81; Nick Peterson, 1
calf; Andrew Erickson, chickens;
Bernard Anderson, 81; Baard Ander-
sen, 81; Ole Togstad, sack oats; G.
A. Marthaler, / sack potatoes, 2
ROSTERS; Anton Marthaler, sack po-
tatoes; Ed Quinn, / rooster; H. J..
Bentield, wall pocket, 2 pictures; F.
H. Opitz, a ladies dresses, 8 tamo-
o-shanters; Anton Schlicht, baby
jacket, towel, crochetad dolly, 8
articles for fishing pond; B. l..
Servatius, / horse; Theodore Teske,
$1.50; Marthaler Bros. center table,
2 lbs. dry dip, double barrel shot
gun, 1 single shot rifle, single bar
rel shot gun; O. M. Stenslund, silk
quilt, | sofa cushion, towels, 1 piano
cover, 1 camisole; H. j. Wagner,
l white pig, piano stool, A towels, 1
camisole, articles for fishing pond,
3 jars fruit; Ole johnson, 100 inch
tile; Henry Messer, / towel; Harry
Finch, l chicken; Mrs. We're, / table
cloth, 5 trukish towels, pair hose;
Frank Maurer, 2 whips; Fred Vor-
PAIL, ! rooster, chicken; J. S. RAIDER