The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-08-01
COUNTRY NEWS
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Mrs. George Moore visited at Osakis
over Sunday this week.
Fritz Moehring is busy this week
unloading his silo, which he will erect
on his farm soon.
]. S. Orbeck and family motored to
st. Martin Sunday, where they visited
Joe's old home.
The directors of the West Union
State Bank held business meeting
one night this week.
The officers of the cooperative
creamery company held a meeting on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Sauer of Sank Centre
visited her son John for few days
the first of the week.
Ina Robinson of Sank Centre visited
several days with friends here return
ing home Sunday evening.
John Kraemer shipped carload OF
stock Tuesday for the Farmers
EQUITY Society of this place.
The West Union Creamery Co., is
unloading carload OF coal Tor their
supply TO rthe coming winter.
Mrs. J. S. Orbeck and children visit
ed her mother at the Cans home all
week, returning home Sunday.
Mrs. o. M. Stenslund and family re-
turned home Tuesday after weeks
visit with her folks at Cyrus, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Marthaler OF
New Munich are up for few days
visit with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Phillips and
family returned home from Albany
after few days visit with relatives
there.
Herman Mix and son of Nelson are
making repairs on the Erwin Elevator
this week preparatory for the coming
crop.
Frank Schwanke left for Milwaukee
after 4 weeks stay with his parents
at the Carl Schwanke home south of
town.
VERNE Bentfeld returned home
from Melrose after weeks visit with
friends and relatives in that city and
at Mccormick lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Norman
transacted business and visited their
daughter at the Joe Miller home at
Sank Centre Monday.
Lee Schermann returned to his
home at Mccormick Lake after sew
eral days visit with his uncle at the
II. j. Bentfeld home here.
Peter Kraemer an old resident of
this vicinity, but who is now residing
in st. Cloud, was up one day this week
renewing old acquaintance.
Treasy and Edith Weber and Bertha
Schlicht left on the Monday noon train
for Melrose after an over Sunday stay
at their uncle's at the Anton Schlicht
home.
H. J. Bentfield is appointed labor
agent by the county agent and anyone
knowing of men wishing work or
farmers needing help will apply to
him.
The West Union Red Cross branch
shipped to the Todd County Red Cross
their allotment of socks for this
month which was 20 pairs of socks and
3 pajama suits.
John Gipson of Ogilvie was over this
week and closed the deal for renting
the garage here and will move up with
his family this week. Mr.. Gipson is
a thoroughly competent machinist and
automobile man with long experience
and comes well recommended and no
doubt will prove a valuable asset to
our town as we have long needed a.
shop of this kind. Anyone having re-
pairs to be done on machinery or
automobiles it would be well to give
him call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. M. Stnslund, Hugh Owen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Wagner and
family attended the movie entitled
"My Four Years in Germany" by for
mer Ambassador Gerard, and pro-
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