The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-06
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Melvin .Hendrickson started school
asst Monday. aei sQf 80 es .,g
Arthur Lystad called on the Elan
boys last Sunday. m i
Bring your news into the bank and
get it in the paper. a5g'
Carl Dahl visited at the C. J. john
SON home over Sunday.
Mr.. Upton of Round Prairie was a
Little Sank caller Friday.
:. Pete Holmburg and wife were Lit,
tie Sank visitors over Sunday.
Mrs. M. O. Holmquist was a Sank
Centre shopper between trains Fri
day. - s-ft e TX
Mrs. M. T. Upton and family called
1T the Chas. Schader home last Sum
day. .s...s.' .tf .tsss "a 3 a
Mrs. Edgar Murch called on Mrs.
Hannah Hendrickson last Sunday af-
ternoon, :. ~. =.
The. Little Sank Shipping associa-
ton shipped another car of stock on
Tuesday. :.
They are now threshing at Stro-
beck's with the jacobson, Johnson
and Strobeck machine. asasf. so 4aa
Elmer Kline and family and Miss
Sophie Nelson were visitors at the
G. l.. Ohlsen home SUNDAY. 80 H..
L. H. Nelson was at Fergus Falls
Tuesday to get his b Overland car,
which he left up there last week.
Mrs. Hiram Dubean and children
came down from Fargo, N. d. to visit
her sister, Mrs. II. j. Johnson here.
VIM. Rasmussen was at st. Paul
last Wednesday and Thursday, doing
some buying for his new restaurant.
Mrs. S. L. Drager is getting her
house finished off and is moving her
household goods into her new house.
VIM. Thompson left Saturday for
st. Paul, where he will work for the
winter and also take in the evening
school,. s. +
Edwin and Miss Tracy Lystad left
Saturday for St. Cloud, where they
will take in the business college for
the winter. ~ = Z. S. ,'sat
There will be another big dance at
the New Palace Theatre Saturday
hight, the Victory, Orchestra will
,'ender the music. ComeA-adv.
:. The ladies aid of Kandota township
will meet at the home of Mrs. Jonas
Eckberg next Sunday afternoon and
evening. You all are invited to come.
A nice large crowd took in tn.
movies at Little Sank last Sunday
light. They have good shows on
Wednesday and Sunday nights.-adv.
Hans Alsen, wood inspector for the
Great Northern, was Little Sank
caller, Saturday, inspecting the wood
that Pete Lystad is shipping out for
the G. N. -<a -. .s,.zs. ~ - -. -.
Mrs. A. o. IUndem and baby ar
lived from Cottonwood Tuesday, and
VIII make their home here with Mr..
Jndem, who will open his store next
week. See his ad. Y
"A. M. Lystad has resigned his po-
5ition with Mr.. Nelson and leaves
Monday for White Bird, Idaho, where
he will work with his uncle, A. O..
Peterson on the construction work.
L. H. Nelson was at St. Paul on
Thursday and Friday of this week, at
tending to some matters relative to
the new warehouse = site, which the
railroad and warehouse commission is
t'.i1ing care vi. E&#t ETESEhhEEtL .
s3Sibbert Elan and Harold Thompson
came home from Sank Centre last
Friday night and visited with their
parents until Sunday evening, when
they returned to take up their school
studies at the Sank Centre high
school, Monday. Garss III $ I1E