The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-01
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Lynn Allen visited relatives at Bel
grade several days this week.
VIM. Otto of the Otto Bros. Garage
was in town on business Saturday.
John Nelson transacted business pc
tween trains at Sank Centre THURSDAY.
Attorney F. J. Rosemeyer of osakls
was in town on business one day THIS
week.
Chris Didier spent Christmas with
his sister at the Leo Unger home at
Sank Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Marthaler of Mel
rose visited their parents here severai
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Stensland visited
at the H. H. Allen home west Of town
Monday evening.
Alex Didier of Sank Centre spent the
Christmas vacation with his parents
and other friends here.
The Johnson brothers are busy this
week filling the ice house at the cream
cry and for other local parties.
Mrs. 3. W. Opitz and grand children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harth at
Sank Centre two days this week.
Professor Phillips visited relatives
and friends at Albany and Melrose sew
eral DAYS returning home Monday.
Arnold Vorpahl who is working, at
the whitney farm visited his parents
at Little Sank two days this week.
Rev. Edwards of Collegeville visited
his parents at the Botzet home ana
friends here several days this week.
Section Foreman Henry Messer came
down Tuesday and spent Christmas
with his family and friends here, re-
turning Thursday.
il. H. Bentfield Of ST. Paul was up
several days this week looking after
his farm interests here, leaving for
home Monday morning.
Mrs. N C. Nelson and SON. OF Lo-
raine n D., came down the first OF the
week for several days visit with her
mother and old friends here.
Mamie and John Otto of st. Cloud
came up the first of the week and WIS
tied their uncles, John Sauer and Paul
Pischke and other friends here.
Tony Doege left for Iowa on the
Monday noon train where he will visit
relatives at Waverly and other points
in that state for a week or ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Marthaler OF
New Munich visited their parents here
at the ]. P. Didier and Alex Marthaler
homes, several days this week return
ing home Saturday.
John We're of Holt, Mimi, came
down Wednesday to spend the holiday
vacation with his mother and friends
here. John is working at the carpen-
ter trade at that place and says the
little town is booming.
J., Borgerding & Co. received two
cars of coal last week. This was the
frst they have received for over 80
days, and the black diamonds were
picked up in short order by many who
were out of fuel.
John Duecker of Cudworth, Canada,
recently came down for few days
visit with his parents at the Henry
Duecker home west of town and other
old friends here. John left for Canada
several years ago and this is his first
trip home He says he likes the coun-
try first rate and will engage in farm
ing for himself in the spring.
Word was received here by friends
that Mrs. julius Owen passed away
at her home at Mahnomen on December
goth, after an illness of several months
and was buried at White Earth at the
home of her daughter. The deceased
moved here in the early pioneer days
with her parents. John and MRS.
Dougherty, her father dying number
Of years ago, her mother moving TO
Sank Centre and residing there until
recently when she took up her resi-
dence with her grand daughter, Mrs.
Kah-O-Sed, at White Earth. The sor-
rowing relatives have host of friends
In this vicinity who deeply sympathize
with them in their bereavement.