The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-09-12
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Mrs. Kate House of Osakis was in
town on business Saturday.
Alphonse Bentfeld was at Sank
Centre on business Monday.
Charlotte Wagner visited friends
at Sank Centre Thursday.
Louise Konczak visited friends at
st. Cloud several days this week.
Lee King of Wahpeton, Mimi, called
on friends here the first of the week.
B. L. Servatius transacted business
at Sank Centre Saturday afternoon.
F. H. Optic transacted business at
Osakis Saturday afternoon.
George Moore, Jr., left for Brock
enridge, Mimi, on the Monday noon
train.
Eleanor Bentfeld left for Melrose
en- the Monday noon train for a short
visit with relatives there.
Miss Genevieve Sheets of Long
Prairie came over Saturday and IS
taking the position as primary teacher
in the public school here for the COM
ing year.
The village school opened here on
Monday with Alois Phillips as princi-
pal and Genevieve Sheets as primary
teacher.
John Kramer, west of town, took
carload of stock to South st. Paul on
Tuesday for the Farmers Equity
Society of this vicinity.
John Tompkins left for his home at
Battle Creek, Iowa, on the Monday
noon train, after a week or ten days
with his brother at the Fordem WooC
home north of town and friends here.
Clara Bentfeld and Mary Kramer
left for Milwaukee on the Monday
noon train where they will stay for
some time.
Master Grin Smith left for his home
at Osakis to enter school after spend
nag several weeks vacation with his
grand parents at the Hugh Owen
home here.
Alfred Klinfehn left for his home
at Melrose after several days visit
with his grandparents at the Hugh
Owen home here.
The dance here Tuesday night was
attended by a good sized crowd, the
music was furnished by RAIDERS Or
chestra and was pronounced excellent.
Mrs. E. H. Owen left for her home
at Randolph, Wis, the first OF the
week after a short visit with her par
ents at the C.. w. Williams home north
of town.
Nick Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Aegenson, and Mrs. Gust Peter
son took in the state fair Friday and
Saturday of last week. They went by
auto Friday morning and returned on
Sunday.
Mary Radermacher of Verndale
came over for short stay with her
parents at the j. G. Radermacher
home here.
Anna Konczak visited friends at
Alexandria several days this week.
G. H. Sohle of Sank Centre called
on friends here Monday evening before
leaving to join the colors. He enlisted
last spring and was called recently to
Fort Wood, New York, and and he
leaves for there on the Wednesday
noon train where he will 60 into the
Radio service.
Mrs. George Moore, Jr., left for
Breckenridge Wednesday where she
was called by the illness of her uncle
in that city.
Mrs. VIM. Barchenger of Long Prai-
RE is visiting her daughter at the
Theodore Teske home here.
Mrs. Joe Marthaler left for Brainere
the first of the week where she Is
visiting relatives she will also visit
at Wadena and St. Cloud before re
turning.
Theodore Stucke left for the south
ern part of the state Friday wher'
he goes to visit friends and transac
business. .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Marthaler wer'
Sank Centre visitors Friday and Sat
urday of this week.
Mrs. H. J. Marthaler and daughte
Charlotte visited relatives in st. Pau
and Minneapolis over Sunday, return
ing on the Winnipeg flierN Sunda
evening.
Theodore Stucke reports that h
hears regularly from his brothers, 10
being in France, Albert in England an
Henry at Galveston, Texas, and a
are fine, but Henry reports the wea
Their rather too warm for comfort.
Observation-Disclosures 1nt1tt>yttt
NORTHERN KANDOTA.
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William Larson and crew are bus
filing silos these days.
A. H. Hendrickson was around
this neighborhood last week fixing U
telephone lines.
Since we had the frost everybod
seems to be in a hurry to get the
corn cut and shocked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson and famil
were dinner guests at the Jonas Eel
berg home last Sunday.