The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-13
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Baard Anderson of osakis was a
West Union visitor thursday.
Cashier StenslSnd transacted bust
ness at St. Cloud Wednesday.
a. Mrs. C. M. Smith of Osakis visited
her mother here two days this week
Mrs. John Nelson and children Wee
St. Cloud visitors two days this weeA.
J. G. Radermacher transacted bus :
= ness at Osakis between trains Tues
day.
Veteran O. H. Samuelson, manage
of the garage here was at Osakls
Armistice Day.
Master Luverne Owens visited rela-
tives and took in Armistice Day a
Osakis Tuesday.
Bernice Wagner of Sank Centre
spent Sunday with her parents at tn
H. J. Wagner home here.
Addie Dobbs, teacher in the A. b
Bentfeld district, spent Saturday with
her parents in Sank Centre.
Herman Norman visited his daug =
ter at the Peter Phlippson home a
Sank Centre two days this week.
Mary Servatius left on the Satur
day afternoon train for an over
S,7nday stay with friends at, St
Joseph.
Mrs. Hugh Owen visited her daugh-
ter at the V. N. Smith home at Osak 8
and other relatives and friends theff
two days this week.
Lester Hanson left for Mohall, \
D., Thursday where he goes to atten'
school and join his mother, who Is
located at that place.
The Catholic sewing circle met a
the John Kraemer home Tkursda!
afternoon, weather being fine and
good sized crowd was in attendanc
Joe Kr,enert, who recently sold rs
farm east of town, lett here with {
car of emigrant and stock Wednes
dav night for Osmond, Nebr., where
he has bought farm and VIII locate
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. RadeImachel
and HRS. J. G Radermacher left Oh
the Saturday afternoon train fol
Eden Valley, where they go for few
DAYS visit with relatives and friends
there.
DeInt Johnson is wearing a broa>
s1nAe and buying the cigars these
DAYS, the occasion being the advent o.
a new boy, who arrived at the John
som home recently. All are reportec
to be doing nicely.
Arthur Kremin and family Of Ctt-
tonWood, Nina, who recently puf
chased the j. L. Rogers farm scut-
of Gown, moved in with a carload OF
enigrant outfit and is busy gettinG
settled in their new home at presen-
TAI. and Mrs. Toilet Johnson lel,
Thursday morning by auto for Slough
ton, WIS, M. Johnsons o-d hoItI'
where they go to spend the wlnte
and will probably locate there. Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson leave a large num-
Der of friends here who wish then'
the best success and are sorry to see
them go.
II. Thursdale & Co. Of Minneapolis
road grading contractors, who have
been working between Sank Cent e
and Osakis the past summer, on &C
count OF the severe weather, closes
I'D the work and shipped their horses
and outfit home to Minneapolis the
first OF The week ard will be back IL
the spring to finish up the balance
of the work which is about 3 miles
between the two cities. It does not
seem possible that so small crew
could move the dirt that this outfit
did in so short time and where
they have finished, they have made
the state highway most beaut'f"'
read, bad places and good alike, ano
f. &c SIRE a credit to the country.