The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-11-20
Fresh oysters at the Sanitary Mar.


wis, Wednesday of last week for a
item days visit with her son, DR..
Russell Cooper.
Miss Susan Strycker returneu to
her home at Duluth Saturday after a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. F.
w. Sprague.
Stephen Deziel, who has been EN-.
ployed at Huron, S. D., the past few
months, returned to his home in this
city Monday.
Hides and furs bought at the San
itary Market.-adv
Mrs. E. F. Evans and Miss Ann
Proof went TO Wadena Monday to visit
with friends and also to attend to
business matters.
Good quality Ben Davis apples, at
$500 per basket, at A. Dahlem's.-
Adv.
Good house brooms for sale at The
Mart Saturday, Nov. %, for 25 cents
each. Oae broom only to each Gus
tomer.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. fGingery spent
Tuesday in Osalzis. Mr.. Gingery at
tended to business matters while Mrs.
Gingery visited with relatives.
Don't foil to secure a 25-cent broom
at The Mart Saturday, Nov. %. One
broom to each cu5tomer.-adv
Mrs. L P Lsrsca went to St. Cloud
Saturday TO submit to an operation at
-he Lewis hospital. Tie latest re-
port is that she is improving rapidly.
BRING YOUR CHILDREN TO
THE NJ. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL. WE
HAVE CLASSES FOR ALI. TIME,
l1:45 A M, EVERY SUNDAY.
William Brown left Tuesday for
Jordan where he will take treatment
for rheumatism at the mud baths.
Mrs. Brown accompanied him.
THE LADIES OF THE EPIsCO-
PAL GUILD WILL HOLD A FAN
CY WORK SALE AT THE HOME
OF MRS. A. F. STREBEL SATUR-
DAY, NOV. ed, SALE WILL BE
Martin Christensen, who has been
at Fergus Falls during the past week
looking after matters of business, re-.
turned to Sauk Centre Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Julia Buhl, one OF the congen-
ial waitress at the Waldorf Hotel,
departed on Monday for a two Weeks
vacation to be spent at her home in
Mrs. Oscar Holen1an spent most OF
the week in st. Cloud with her littIe
sick son, Julius, who is patient at a
hospital. Mrs. Holeraan will go to St
Cloud again next week when she VIII
bring the boy home.
There will be a program and Basic.
social in Dist. No. 20, the 80 gIll..sif
district, Wednesday evening, NOV. rs
at o'clock. Dancing VIII follow tx
supper. adv pd
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. ,DuBeau and
daughter Mildred, went to lIin4es.-
polls Monday for a short visit with
relatives and friends and while in the
cities looked over some features in
the show business.
Hon. S. r. Fullerton, state execu-
tive agent OF the Minnesota Humane
Society, was transacting state busi-
ness IN Sauk Centre today. Mr.. FUl-
terton is an aid friend and associate OF
ohe Herald editor and this office was
favored with a call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Rowe left ol.
Monday for ST. Paul. From there
Mrs. Rowe will leave for Boise, idaho
to spend the winter with her son,
Burton and Mr.. Rowe will go to War
saw, N. Y, where he will spend sew
eral months with his mother who is
in very poor health.
The dance given ny the American
Legion at Dreamland pavilion, Third
and Ash streets, last Tuesday even
ing. netted that organization the neat
little sum Of $161.3O. The affair was
one of the big social successes of the
season and the success of this event
will no doubt lead to many other SINH
lar undertakings.
Cheverlet car, owned and driven by
John Young, local taxi man, was
badly damaged last Friday afternoon
when it went into the ditch six miles
from town on the Long Prairie road.
Mr.. Young was in the act of shifting
the gears when he lost control of the
machine and went into the. ditch. The
driver escaped uninjured, but was
obliged to leave his machine and come
to Sauk Centre for aid The car was
brought into local garage Saturday
for. repairs.
The many friends of Oliver Cass
will be glad to learn that he is stllII
debating. Oliver was one Of our best
debaters up to his graduation last
year. He is now attending the Ham
line university. He has been chosen
as one of the members on the state
triangle team. They will debate be.
tween Gustavus Adolphus end st.
Olaf colleges at Hamline, Mar. IL.