The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-02-20
COUNTRY NEWS
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Dr. GllKlnS0n OF OSak1S mdue pro
fessional call here Thursday.
C. H. Larson of Carlos, Mimi, wa!
in town on. business Thursday.
b. E. Howe of Osakis was in towr
on business the first of the week.
Mrs. Toilet Johnson called OF
friends in town Wednesday evening.
A. H. Erickson was at Sank Centre
on business between trains Thursday
Burnt johnson was in Sank Centre
on business between trans Saturday
r. N. Smith transacted business be
tween trains at Sank Centre Monday
j. c. Lawrence of Osakis TRANSACTED
business here three or four days thi
week.
Mrs. Glenn Uphus visited friends
st. Joseph Thursday returning hom'
Friday.
Frank Didier visited friends ant
relatives at Melrose Friday and Sat
urday.
Toilet Johnson and H. J. Wagone
were at Sank Centre Wednesday
SNSAul:S.
John Eltgroth visited his uncle a
Sank Centre Friday and Saturday
this week.
Theodore We're and Andrew RAIDER
macher were Sauk Centre visitors be
, tween trains Monday.
Mrs. II. ]. Wagner visited her sis
ter at the Warren Phelps home al
DSallis two days this week.
Joe Sauer visited his son at tn
John Sauer home west of town sew
eral days this week, returning home
"Wednesday.
John Hector left for the cities O
Monday, wher che goes on bushes
and will visit the automobile show a
Minneapolis.
John Kraemer shipped carload O
stock to the South st. Paul markets
for the Farmers Equity Co., from thi
station Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Krienert left fol-
Westpoint, Neb., formerly their Oh
home, for few weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Francis Marthaler left for Melrosf
Thursday aft.r a two weeks sta
with her parents at the H. j. Martial.
ar home west Of town.
Otto Anderson received fine hog
by express this week from Engievale,
N. D., of the Hampshire breed. Otto
believes in keeping good stock.
Genevieve Sheet sand Gladys Slaw-
son were Sank Centre visitors on
Wednesday of this week. They also
attended the movie shoulder Arms.
Mrs. Hugh Owen returned from
Thief River Falls Friday after~sev-
eral days stay with her daughter at
she L. A. Lampert home in that city
Mrs. H. J. Wagner left for the
cities Tuesday where she will visit her
sisters several days and also take If
the auto show before returning home
Mrs. Theodore Schurman of McCor
mick Lake left for home on the Sat
urday afternoon train after severa
days visit with her sister at the h.
j. Bentfeld home here.
Louise Marthaler and brother Simon
left for Melrose Monday, where they
go to visit relatives for several days
also Metres Grove. and New Munich,
before returning home.
H. J. Bentfeld left for the Twin
Cities last Wednesday where he goes
TO attend the Retail Merchants AS
ISOLATION convention, and to visit witt
his brother Joe at St. Paul and also
take in the automobile show at Min
aeapolis. He expects to return home
about the lest of this week.
Marthaler Bros. hardware merch-
ants here are doing rushing bus'
ness in silos. The latest t.
buy around here are: Joe Bot0et, !
r. Didier, Nick Eltgroth and Joe
Weiss, and will have them deliver. d
here soon. This sure is the right idea
for the farmer, it also is the best time
Of the year to construct them while
other work is slack on, the farm.