The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-11-20

Holland seed cabbage, very fine, a
A. Dahlem's.-Adv.
Chris Bjone began work at tn
First National Bank Monday.
Fresh fish at the Sanitary Mar
ket.-adv
Charles Marshall and Mr.. BarnecJ
went to Solway Tuesday to enjoy {
few days hunting big game.
K. L. stecre returned Friday from
Minneapolis where he spent few
days attending to business matters.
Mrs. Knott, of Akeley, is visiting
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. R
Pangburn in Brooklyn.
Carlton Gingery of Osakis spen
Sunday at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W.. Gingery.
Joseph Robinson returned to Sol
way Tuesday after a several day:
visit with his family in Sauk Centre
Er. and Mrs. Charles James Of
Osalis, former residents Of Sauk Cen.
tre,. were visiting with friends here or
Friday.
Leroy Flynn left Tuesday fol
Minneapolis where he will work II
the shops the remainder of the win.
ter.
Leon McCu'lenn Of Shevlin spent
last week in the city renewing old ac-
auaintances. 3Ir. EcCulleIn lived in
Sank Centre about, thirty-five years
ago.
For best work and prompt service
end your kodak work to Carlson's
Studio, Osal1is, MINI. We return
your work the next day.-adv 1925 p
Clyde Wilke and little son Junior,
of Grey Eagle, was in the city on
on business. Mr.. WilEe is
engaged in the banking business at
Grey Eagle.
It appears that the Herald was in
error last week in stating that Miss
Mae Smith accompanied Miss Rose
Hoffman, to ST. Pa1i. Miss Smith
went to Minneapolis instead.
IF YOU NEED SOME HARD
NUT COAL LEAVE YOUR ORDER
WITH G. RILLERUD s CO. Al
ONCE WE HAVE JUST RECEIV-
ED SOME.-adv
Leonard Anderson and Paul Mak-
len of Osakis are spending a. few days
in Sauk Centre. They are enroute to
the northern part Of the state where
they will look over some land.
Mrs. j. P. Collins of Elroy,N Wis,
spent the week end in this city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kin
sella, Sr., and also attended the fun
eral of Mrs. j. E. Kinsella, of ST.
Cloud.
The Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change company is preparing a new
directory and desired changes should
be mailed to the manager not later
than November 25ti..
J. w. WARD, Mgr. 24-25.
Burnette Walstrom, prize winner in
the pig contest sent his prize Durcc
Jersey pig to the South st. Paul stock
show, Tuesday, to compete for the
state prize. Burnette is also attend
ing the show.
Mrs. O. II. Janecke, who was operat-
ed upon for appendicitis at the Lewis
hospital in st. Cloud couple o.
weeks ago, returned to her home Oh
Tuesday. Mrs. Janecke is very much
improved at this writing.
Sauk2 Centre Post No. 81, Ameri-
can Legion, will hold special meet
ing at the Commercial Club rooms OIL
Tuesday evening. Every member OF
the Post is requested to be in attend
ence as there are number of i'm
portant matters of business pending
= Franklyn Tatro of Nashua, Iowa
arrived in Sauk CentreT thursday eve
ming to make his sister, Mrs. j. j
Costellof and family visit. The
first of the year the Tatro fam
lily will move to Boise, Idaho where
they will locate. Mrs. Tatro and
daughter Daphne will arrive here in
December. 1t will be remembered
Mrs. Costello's father. Mr.. Tatro, died
in April, this breaking up. the home
w. w. FORFEIT and family returned
Friday from a four weeks visit with
their sons at Dell Rapids, S.. d.
While away Mr.. FORFEIT purchased
residence property at Sioux Falls, S.
D., and will remove his family there
next week. He will enter the auto
repair business. The fan1ily's many
friends hope that they may find
prosperity in their new home.