The Sauk Centre herald., 1920-05-13
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Mrs. L. j. Wakefield spent Thurs
day and Friday visiting with her hus
band at Long Prairie.
Herman Schroeder and Frank Sc
grin attended to business interests a
Bertha Friday.
There will be a Field and Tracl
Meet at the Fai Grounds Saturda!
afternoon at two o'clock.-Adv.
Rev. Cecil S. Sparkes, pastor of tht
Congregational church will be the
Baccalaureate preacher at Willard anc
also at Long Prairie.
No extreme high prices prevailing
in any of our departments. Albert
Dahlem. adv .. p
Frank Getty of Moorhead, spent
Sunday in the city as the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Getty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rose and family
of Long Prairie spent Sunday with
relatives in Sank Centre.
Fine, eating apples at Dahlem's.ad
M. Wagner of Deer Creek arrived
Wednesday for a few days with his
uncle, VIM. Kobler. ,......, g"
Rev. Robert Koehler of Long
Prairie spent Thursday visiting with
Rev. J. A. Stein and family.
, Come out and see the local high
school compete with seven other
schools Saturday afternoon in a Field
and Track Meet at the Fair Crumbs.
ADV. f,sss A.assss
MissyWarren, Principal of the Sen
ior high school, spent the week end
with friends in Minneapolis.
DR.. R. L. Johnson went to Mime
apolis Sunday, returning Monday.
with a new Buick roadster. = =: --s9 r
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schoenhoff and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bergman spent
Friday with relatives at. Albany.
Early Ohio seed potatoes at Albert
Dahlem's. n adv .s.~-~
William Dewey O'Gara spent Tues
day in Minneapolis in the interests of
the O'Gara automobile business here.
Miss Hunt, teacher in the CONNER
cial Departments of the school, spent
the week with friends at Alexandria.
Mrs. A. j. Kirghis arrived Tuesday
from St. Cloud and has moved to her
cottage at Spring Park for the sum-
mer.
Red Owl Japan tea at Albert Dab
lem's. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o p. Eilsdale
moved this week to their cottage at
Spring Park, where they will live
this summer. @.-
VIM. McDonough of Olwein, Iowa
has purchased the Frank Bunker
farm better known as the old Albert
Molitor place, this week.
No potato famine at Dahlem's; we
hafe good supply, eating and seed
ing stock. adv
George Lynch, athletic director of
the St. Cloud Normal, will be guest
of Supt. West Saturday and will also
officiate at the field meet.
Miss Lucie Chisholm closed her
school at Burtrum, May 7th, with a
picnic which was enjoyed by the
pupils and patrons of the school.
Wanted, Cattle and horses to pas
ture for the season; new fence and
good grass. Frank Morris, Telephone
8 F-31O, Sauk Centre. adv Ar
Mrs. J. F. Cooper returned Tues
day of this week from Belmont, Wis,
where she had enjoyed two weeks
visit with her son, DR.. Russell Cooper.
Mrs. Charles Hartung, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Herman
Schroeder for the past several weeks,
left Friday for her home in Dawson.
Among prudent housekeepers the
talk of the hour is the high quality of
God Medal flour; we sell Gold Medal
in our grocery department. Albert
Dahem. adv
+ Bernie Cole, student in the Agri-
cultural class in the local school, has
started to work for Alex Bromen-
schenkel and will carry out his pro-
ject in corn. -..
Mrs. Shippey of Hawley arrived on
Sunday from st. Paul where she was
delegate to the Republican conven-'
tion, to visit her daughter, Mrs. T.
Dock, returning home Wednesday.
Chick feed and oyster shells at A..
Dahlem's. adv
Miss Wood, State Librarian, was q
Sauk Centre caller Thursday. She
spoke 10 the students of the Senior
Assembly explaining the need Of
libraries in every village and city, re-
gardless- Of the population