The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-11-20
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Items from Live Correspondents
Of the Rural Districts
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Leslie Averil was a Browerville
visitor Friday evening.
G. Peterson visited at the Edward
Murch home last Sunday.
Miss Mae Gibson called on Miss
Emma jacobson last Sunday.
Miss Lorinda Fleischer was on the
sick list few days last week.
o. F. Firnstahl was Sauk Centre
shopper between trains Friday.
Miss Ruth Thompson visited at the
Herman Hansen home last Sunday.
Oliver Stevens was a Osakis visitor
Sunday, returning Monday morning.
Miss Lottie Aldrich was Sauk
Centre caller between trains Friday.
Fred Fischer and family spent
Sunday evening at the August Daluge
home.
L. B. Branch of Round Prairie was
a Little Sauk caller Monday after
noon.
L. F. Upton of Long Prairie visited
at the M. T. Upton home a short time
last Sunday.
Oscar Holmburg and Frank Oukrop
called at the Fred Fleischer home on
Friday last.
George Ackermann and family OF
West Union, visited at the c. L. Ohl-
sen home last Sunday. @.~sa.-,...- ..-. 81
Mrs. James Coyle of Sauk Centre
visited at her sons home, Roy Coyle
snd family last Sunday. r..na--s-~.
Mrs. Phillip Rivett was Wadena
Friday to visit her daughter who is
In the sanitarium there. .te t.
William Rasmussen expects to re-
move his restaurant into the new build
ing around the first of the month.
Don't forget the big dance at the
new Palace Theatre Saturday evening.
Music by Hands orchestra.-Adv.
G. R. Alexandra, came up from
Clarrlssa last Saturday for few
days v sit at the M. T. Upton home.
Bring your news to the Little Sauk
State Bank, and they will see that it
gets to the news columns. The more
the merrier.
The carpenters are now busp put
ting the finishing touches on the Firm
stal store building. Little Sauk now
possesses two good stores.
A nice crowd attended the show
Sunday veping. There are shows on
Sunday and Wednesday cJ,1ings and
a good show every time.-Adv.
The Little Sank Shipping associa-
tion shipped car of stock Tuesday
and will also ship this coming Tues
day. If you have anything to ship,
list same at the bank.
The new seats for the Palace show
house arrived Monday and are heing
installed. The house also has Il new
piano player so patrons will have a
good show and good music in the
future.
Miss Sophie Nelson, teacher of the
school in district No. 40, will give
basket social and program at the new
Palace Theatre, Friday evening, Nov. |
21. You are invited to attend and a /
good time is assured.
Weekly report of Little Sauk Sun
day school-Oscar Larson, superin
tendent; Emma jacobson, organist; A.
O. Undem, musical director; L. H.
Nelson, secretary and treasurer.
Teachers present, three; pupils pres
ent, thirty-two; collections, $1.40. You
are invited to attend Sunday School
every Sunday. School starts at 1880
q, m.
The following pupils were neither
tardy nor absent during the past
week: Edna Murch, Alice Murch,
Mildred Thompson, Mabelle Thomp-
son, Marguerite Firnstahl, Madge Al
iegar, Betty Meinstad, Mildred Hem
Erickson, ROLAND Rasmussen, Merrill
Johnson, Eleanor Johnson, Floyd Hem
erickson and Elmer Murch.
The pupils of the Little Sauk school
have organized Little Citizens Lea
que. The object of this organization
shall be to enable each child to love
and serve his country better and be-
come of strong mind and body. The