The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-01-09
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David Beck was at Osakis on bust
ness between trains Friday.
A. ]. Marthaler was at Sank Cen
tire between trains Saturday.
Barney Uphus transacted business
ct ST.. Cloud two days this week.
Several from here attended New
Years high school dance at Sank Cen
ire
DR.. A. ]. Gilkinson of Osakis made
professional call here between trains
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet Johnson west
of town, spent Wednesday with
friends here in town.
John Kraemer shipped carload OF
stock for the Farmers Equity Society
to the South st. Paul markets, Tues
day.
Laverno and Beatrice Owen return
ed from Melrose Saturday, where they
had visited relatives during the holl-
days.
Raw Whitcomb visited his parents at
Sank Centre Friday and Saturday, re-
turning on the Saturday afternoon
train.
James johnson returned from
Greene, N. D., and other Minnesota
points Sunday, where he visited rela-
tiyes and friends.
Katherine Deucker left for Sank
Centre after spending the holidays
with her parents at the Henry Deuck-
er home west OF town.
Marie and Florence Uphus left or
st. Cloud Monday where they go to
take a business course at the Vat!
College at that place.
John Kass of Currie, Mimi, left for
his home Wednesday after few days
visit with his sister at the Theodore
Stucke home south of town.
Frank Didier, who was recently re-
leased from the service at Camp
Dodge. returned home Sunday. Frank
is looking fine and says army life is
great.
Ben Deters accompanied his daugh-
ter, Louise, to St. Joseph on the Mon
day afternoon train, where she goes
to take up dressmaking at the schoo
there
Mike Messer, Jr., and John Cans
left for Collegeville, w..@re they will
resume their studies after spending
the holidays with their respective
parents here.
Genevieve Sheets returned from
Long Prairie Saturday to resume her
duties as primary teacher here, afte
spsnding her holidays with her mother
and friends at that place.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Gallagher Sunday, January 9Th
All are doing nicely and Mrs. Gallagh-
er is stopping with her parents at the
George Moore home north of town.
Mrs. C. A. Anderson and daughter
left for Osakis Wednesday where her
daughter will resume her study at the
public school of that place also to
visit her aunt at the Peter Nelson
home. ~
A good sized crowd attended the
Red Cross dance here Monday even
ing. The music by RAIDERS orchestra
of Sank Centre, was as usual, excel
ent, also netted a neat sum to the
Red Cross.
Ed Gallagher left or his home at
Wolf Point, Mont, after about g
months stay with Mrs. Gallagher's
parents at the George Moore home
north of town, where he is located in
a meat market.
Louise Konzak left or near Devils
Lake, N. D., to resume her duties as
teacher in one of the consolidated
schools there, latter spending the
holidays with her parents at the
John Konzack home south Of town.
Genevisve Beck left for Moorheat
on the afternoon train Monday where
she goes to resume her studies at the
State Normal, after spending the
holiday vacation with her parents at
the David Beck home north of town
The Great Northern have crew of
men here putting up one of their
Standard Order Signals, which they
are installing as fast as possible a
each of their main line stations,
which is a great improvement over the
old style. ~.
A. d. Fraser, manager of the Whit
ney farm shipped about 80 hogs and
about the same number of sheep, two
carloads to the South st. Paul markets
from this station Tuesday, all of them
being products from the Whitney
High Croft Farm.
Henry Sauer of Sank Centre, who
was recently released from one of the
training camps, visited his brother