The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-12
see page so, this week. Post.-adv
alta GAS. SAUK CENTRE OIL

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Il Geo. Borgmann was business call
erat ST. Cloud Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mary Millner visited with
relatives at Grey Eagle Friday and
Saturday. ,-.a ~ ss..ss~ @ ssss
: Mrs. .E.Eay went. to Melrose1
Friday. for . visit with Mr. and Mrs.
W. JrsKaEs.7d II sssssG5.95 srt4 sus
Misses Beatrice Johnson and Myra-
Bowman aof Westport visited nfhis
city1saturday1 saa : 3 ~ 80 n
ztaT w. Brown of st.sPadI is spend
fngs this week with and Mrs.
steve Kiinsefa,aSr - ~ 80 zsS'a
q Mf. and Mrs. L: ii. Van Camp 81 st.
Paul spent the week end with rela-
tives and friends il this city. ~ - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reilly of West
port spent Saturday IN this city visit
ing at the Steve KinseIIa home !
Miss Selma Crabtree arrived sSatur-
day from Carp, to- visit asfew days
with her aunt Mrs. 81. VIZ Mcbride,
T. Mrs M. :Mofitor and Mrs. sBfanch
Hlavacek spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. larry Ripley at osaEs.
Misses Florence and Ruth Compton
returned Saturday from Little Falls
and will spend the summer months
with their parents - 81 90
Miss Agnes Buckley principal Of
the Swanville school, arrived Satur-
day and will spend her vacation with
her mother in this city.
SOMETHING NEW THE FLOR
ENCE AUTOMATIC. OIL COOK.
STOVE. SEE IT AT HILLERUD'S.
HARDWARE STORE-.adv If:
Henry Bergman this week sold a
choice pure bred Holstein bull calf to
Leo Weber a hustling young farmer
residing near Sank Centre.
Miss Mable Benson, teacher at the
Moorhead Normal arrived Saturday
to spend her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Benson.
INSURE YOUR POTATO CROP
BY SPRAYING :: EARLY WITH
PARIS GREEN BOUGHT OF G.
HILLERUD s CO.. HARDWARE
.DEALERS.-ady.
Blaine Allen will present the In.
ternational Dance Orchestra at, the
City Hall in sauk Centre on Tuesday
evening, June II, under the auspices
of the Sank Centre Orchestra adv
John Mondlock, John kernighan,
Howard Wilcox and John Larson left
Monday for Red Wing to attend the
State Firemen,s convention, which is
being held, at that place three days
of this week. '''>s.-'7.,,-%
Miss Mildred Henstrom arrived
Tuesday from Glenun; S. D., where
she has kaen teaeaingstte sisit with
relatives and friends, leaving We'd
nesday f6f Cranssa, where She will
spend the summer.
+ j. A. Norris returned Saturday
from Minneapolis where he attended
the State Encampment of the G.. A.
r. He was was elected member of
Council Aof Adfninist fatien Of the G.
A. r. for the year of 1919.
Mrs. Henry B Bergman iszentertain-
ing this afternoon, Thursday, at their
farm home, the sewing circle of Our
Lady Of the Angels church. Dainty
refreshments are to.be served at the
close of the afternoon.
NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT THE
BEST OIL STOVE ON MARKET.
THE FLORENCE AUTOMATIC.
FOR SALE AT HILLERTD'S
HARDWARE ST0kE.-ady.
Mrs. a. F. Moynihan and daughter
Louise and son Walter went to Hold
ingford Friday for a short visit with
relatives. They were also accompani-
ed by Mrs. Moynihan's brother, Mr..
Collins, who is visiting at the Moyni-
han home for few days.
Henry Robbers and daughter, Miss
Hefmoine went to Minneapolis Sun
day for a visit with relatives. Mr..
Robbers also transacted business. in
connection with the railway mail ser
vice. Mr.. Robbers returned Monday
while Hermoine remained for long
er visit. =
D. F.. keenan, received word last
Friday of the death Of ais grandmoth-
Ell, MIS-. Olive Donohue, at her home
in San Diego, California, on Thurs
day at the age of 81 years. The lady
was also great aunt to Tony Austin.
The funeral will be held at Bird
Island next Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Landmark of Man
kato spent Monday in this city. This
was Mr.. Landmarks first visit to
Sank Centre, and he spoke very high
ly of our fourishing city. While here
he visited the State School for Girls,
and thinks it one Of the best institu-
lions in the state.
A party of young people went to
Ward Springs Sunday where they will
spend week camping at Little birch
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