The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-02-20

J CASH SALES SATURDAY, FEB. ZZ.
KITTY COYLE, SAUK CENTRE. ad
Oscar Mathison arrived Monday
from Duluth to visit his mother, Mrs.
Olaf Mathison who is ill.
Mrs. H. Lentz of Willard arrived
Saturday to visit her mother Mrs. G.
Ebben, returning Monday. 2
Miss Ida Westlund of Long Prairie
arrived Saturday for visit with her
sister Mrs. J. B. Geuting.
Mss Margaret Dicks went to. Wash
| burn N, D. Saturday where she will
conduct millinery store.
John Kenitz of Cambridge visited a
short time Monday with his uncle,
Henry Robbers and family.
Mrs. H. G. Soble went to Mime
apolis Tuesday for few days visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. T. w. Mann arrived Saturday
from Hibbing for an indefinite visit
with friends in Sauk Centre.
Miss Rose Cordell who teaches at
Stiles spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Cordell.
]. A. Myhre went to st. Paul Sat-
urday to visit a few days with his
daughter, Mrs. w. M. Shannon.
Mrs. Herbert Rydholm of Melrose
came up Monday and visited relatives
and friends until the following day.
( R. E. Beach of Long Prairie trans
acted business here short time on
Tuesday while on his way to the cities.
Mrs. w. Rose DuBeau returned tc
Minneapolis Thursday, after a few
days visit at the Mayor DuBeau
home. #.!
Sig. Holme went to Warroad, Mimi.
Sunday evening to spend the week
looking after land interests near that
place.
Mrs. J. F. Craig of Minneapolis ar
rived Tuesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Gordon and sister Mrs. E. i
Compton.
All tobacco is very scarce and will
be higher in price. Lay in a supply
at present prices and save money
A. Dahlem.-adv.
Webster Hedin arrived here Monday
from the Great axes Naval Training
Station, having received an honorable
discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Gray and son
Harold went to Minneapolis Monday
to'visit few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Gray.
Mrs. Ed Smith, who is spending the
winter at the Bert Butler home in VII
lard, visited relatives and friends in
Sauk Centre Tuesday.
Mrs. Tobey came down from Osakis
Monday noon to enjoy the several
ocial events taking place this week.
She is at the II. E. Wilcox home. I
Miss Bessie Sohle went to Mime
apolis Monday where she will be
bookkeeper and stenographer for the
Independent Harvester Co.
FLOUR is BEING SOLD AT THE
MILL THESE DAYS AT COST.
HIGHEST STANDARD PATENT
GUARANTEED. THE MILL.-adv.
Albert Capser arrived Monday from
Minneapolis for short visit with his |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Capser, en-
route to his home at Grafton, N. ID.
Miss Helen Brown, who is visiting
several days with her sister, Mrs.
James Kinsella at Westport spent |
Tuesday in Sauk Centre visiting with |
friends.
We carry a large stock of tobacco |
and chewing-buy quick |
before the new war revenue tax is |
added to the present prices.-A. Dahl |
em-adv.
GEM FLOUR, FIRST PATENT, is |
BEING MADE THESE DAYS AS 1T
WAS BEFORE THE WAR. YOU |
CAN HAVE A 9S-IB. SACK DELIv-
Erred AT YOUR HOME THIS /
WEEK AT $3.50. THE MILL.-adv.
B. 81. Otte moved on to the Nels /
AuuSTSOu ldIIu ldSt ~1nuh hSQdys MI. L
Otte purchased this farm last fall and |
has nice start in the registered
Short Horn cattle and Poland China |
hog breeding business, which he aims
to make the leading feature of his
farming operations.
DON'T FORGET THE COMICAL
EVENING AT THE CAUGHREN
THEATRE, SAUK CENTRE, MON.
DAY, FEB. "a, 7:45 P. NJ, SHARP.
A REAL HOME TALENT PLAY;
WILL KEEP THE HOUSE IN AN
UPROAR. A DANCE WILL FOL-
LOW IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE |
PLAY AT TIE CITY HALL. LENT
WILL SOON BE HERE DON'T
MISS TT. EVERYBODY COME.ad