The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-10-17
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Nick Elgroth visited the southern
paprt of the state on business this
week.
Mrs. HI. Bentfeld and Mrs. Anton
Scblicht were at Sank Centre between
trains Monday.
Delos Haskins of Osakis was In
twon on business Monday. =
Frank Head and family motored TO
MINNEAPOLIS the latter part OF the
week, returning home Sunday.
The two Maus brothers left Tor
Echo, Mimi, where they Will WORK
for a time at the corn harvest.
Norris Tempkins of Carthage, 5.
n came up Wednesday for a visit
wit his sister at the w. Wood nome.
Miss Rose Botzet left OH the noon
train for Leaf River the hrst OF tne
week. after a two weeks visit Win
ber mother. at the BotZet home south
of town.
Mrs. Harvey Gatlin left for her
home at Wenasket, Wash, after
snending her summer with her daugh-
tor at the David Beck home.
The Red Cross dance was attenoea
NV hacked house and the music oy
the RAIDER orchestra of Sank centre
was very good. The ladies OF the
Red Cross served lunch at the nj. Z.
church. The net proceeds Tor the
evening, about $50, which means that
much more help to the boys over
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Owen received
q letter from Mrs. Milo Owen that
their son, Milo, was seriously Ill WIN
Snanish influenza at Camp Custer,
Battlecreek, Michigan, and that she
would wire if he grew any worse, puI
as thew have received no wire they
live in hope that he is on the ROAD
to recovery.
Supt. E. A. Williams of Long Pra'-
RE was in town visiting the school
here one day this week and meeting
few of the voters. Mr.. Williams
is 100 per cent loyal, thorough man
and an A. No. l school man and
should be elected by large majority.
{; G.. More was down THIS week
and shipped his goods to Brecken-
ridge, Mimi, where he goes to work
for the Great Northern. George has
many friends here and hope that he
will prosper in his new field of work.
Mrs. Frank Harth and Minnie Opltz
were at St. Cloud several days this
week.
Owen Wagner writes home that
the boat he is on, The Rhode Island,
is in dry dock, in Boston and that
they are all in quarantine for the
Spanish influenza and no cases on
board and that the disease is well in
hand in that city.
Joe Cans and his mother visited
with friends and relatives at st.
Cloud and Collegeville a few days
this week.
JIM. Miller of Omemee, N. D., who
bought the Hendricks farm, moved his
family and two carloads of stock and
emigrant outfit in this week. He is
busy getting settled in his new home.
HI. Wagner and family visited at
the Supt. B. Lantry home at Melrose
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Didier visited
their son Math at Midway and left
him improving with the understand
ing that the doctors would let them
know if he was any worse and as
they have not heard it is hoped and
believed that he is much better at
this writing.
Theodore Schumann and family ac-
companied by Fred Grappenhause,
Mrs. H. ]. Bentfield's father of Nc
Cormick Lake, visited at the H. j:
Bentfeld home Sunday; they came up
by auto.
John Kramer shipped carload OF
stock for the Farmers Equity Co., and
Will Larson one care of fine cattle,
product of his own farm, to the South
st. Paul markets from this station
Tuesday.
A large number from here attended
the large auction sale at the Ray
Whitcomb farm south of town Tues
day. The weather was fine and a
large crowd was in attendance and
everything sold at a good price.
All farm work and industrial work
in this vicinity was stopped Wednes.
day afternoon and nearly everyone
attended the funeral of Soldier Car
Olson at Sank Valley church. 1t is
said it was one of the largest fun.
reals that ever congregated at the
church. The church and the coffir
were heavily draped with the color:
and the speaking was in English
everything all through American
Carl was true blue and all were hi.
friends and deeply sympathize will
the sorrowing relatives.
acknowledgements npopo
NORTHERN KANDOTA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A. H. Hendrickson was business
,oIlor Of Sank Centre last Monday.