The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-12

See page 90. this weeks Post:-adv
alta GAS. sAuk CENTRE OIL
CO.-ady. = ;.~:,s.......:
L. Gingery went to Minneapolis
Tuesday to attend to business mat
tiers. !:
Miss Burga Woevenberg of st.
Paul spent. the week end visiting witt
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. ayers ard
daughter, Minnie; of Melrose visited
friend in this city Monday.
Miss Jackson returned to Mime
apolis Monday after visiting the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rose.
Mr.. and. Mrs. C. K. Foslein and
son Kenneth went to Alexandria Sun
day. to visit for few days, returning
Tuesday. zssa. a.s,,s, sa5qss8...,...,
:Chas. A. Watcher left Tuesday for
Bismarck, N. D., after a five weeks
visit with his sister, Mrs. J. y.
Schoenhof. :, III.
USE PARIS GREEN NOW TO
KILL. THOSE POTATO BUGS. WE
SELL IT AT HILLERUD'S HARD
WARE---ady.
Geo. T. Howard of the University
extension force was in town last Fri
day comforting with Mr.. Gillig on
boys and girls club work.
T. W. Brown; who has been visiting
in this city for the past several days,
left for -Glendive. Mont, and other
Montana points on " ednasday.
Tie W. r. C,2will observe Flag
Day on Saturday next by holding
their regular, meeting and entertain
ing the 3 r. Palmer Post at dinner.
aThe9 Farmers Progressive Club
presented their home talent play
"Mrs. Tubs Does Her Bit at West
port Tuesday evening to very large
audience. =
Miss Ida Schmidt, who has BEEN
teaching at Deer River, returned
home Monday to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schmidt. zs#%
Miss Myrtle Anderson, who has
been the milliner at Harris Store at
Long Prairie, returned home Tues
day to spend her vacation with rela-
tives and friends. z -. 49,
A big barn dance will be given at
! a.9.=Sukke's FARM 5 miles north
west of Sank Centre, Saturday even
ing, June IA. Music by RAIDERS
orchestra. You are invited.-adv.
/ Blaine Allen will present the In
ternational Dance Orchestra at the
City Hall in Sank Centre on Tuesday
evening, June II, under the auspices
of the Sank Centre Orchestra. ADV
I HAVE. YOU SEEN THE LATEST
THING. IN THE OIL STOVE LINE?
WE HAVE. 1T, THE FLORENCE
IAUTONIATIC. G. sHILLERUD &
| co. THE HARDWARE STORE. ad II
+ Misses Emma. 0'Gara, Loretta
5Henemann and Olga FL oughton Went
to. Alexandria Wednesday to attene
an Epworth League convention that
is being held at that city this week
Don't miss the visit of the Inter.
national Dance, Orchestra to Saul
Centre on Tuesday evening, June II
at the city hall under auspices of the
Sank Centre Orchestra. It will be {
fine treat adv 1t
The Women's Home Missionary
ladies will give coffee in the parlol
Of the M. E. church Friday afternoon
Reports from the district convention
will be given. An invitation is ex
tended to the public.-adv pd
/ Mrs. David Cleveland, Mrs. Franz
i Pangburn, Mrs. c. E. Bohall, Mrs
Geo. Rein, Miss Esther Sprague ant
j C M. Sprague went to Duluth Wed
nesday as delegates to the Rebecc;
lodge convention which is being hell
at that city this week.
j Oliver Boobar, Mrs. E. Cooley an,
Mrs. C. G.. Tobey went to st. Clou'
Monday to attend the annual meetin,
of the Old Settlers Association, whicl
was held in that city Tuesday. Mrs
G. C. Tobey read paper and was ais
elected first vice president of the as
ISOLATION.
4 Freeman Weiss, an agent. Of tn
state department Of agriculture, call
ed on Mr.. Gillig last Friday after
noon. Mr.. Weiss is on a tour of in
spection over certain section Of tn
state, in an effort to detect a ney
grain disease imported from Australi
and is gaining foothold in the Unit
ed States. None has as yet, been de
tected in this vicinity.