The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-02-19
COUNTRY NEWS
Items from Live Correspondents
Of the Rural Districts
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Joe Norman was at Sank Centre
on business Tuesday.
E. M. Mitchell transacted business
at Osalis Saturday.
Bernie Botzet was at Sank Centre
between trains Monday.
/, w. A. Maus transacted business at
Osakis between trains Friday.
James Rogers of Sank Centre was
a business visitor here Friday.
Rev. J. M. .Duscher was at Alexan-
dria two days this week on business.
Dan Fraser transacted business at
Sank Centre between trains Tuesday.
Brakeman Owen Wagner of Mel
rose visited his parents one day this
week. Easrss
We can solve your WILD OATS
problem for you. c. D. Marshall &
Co.-Adv.
Nick Brommenschenkal of Sank
Centre called on relatives here one
day this week.
DR.. A. J. Gilkinson of Osalis was a
caller here on professional business
several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Norman
visited their daughter, Mrs. Peter
Pfippson at Sank Centre two days
Bernice Wagner of Sank Centre,
made and over Sunday stay with her
parents here leaving on the Monday
noon train.
Gladys Slawson assistant cashier,
left for Plainview, where she goes to
visit her father and other relatives
at that place.
Henry Stucke left for Sank Centre
on the Tuesday noon train where he
was called by the illness of his
mother in that city.
Mrs. Hugh Owen visited her
daughter at the A. Klinfein home at
Melrose several days the past week,
returning home Friday.
Mrs. Leo Unger left on the Friday
noon train for her home at Sank Cen
tire after a few days visit with her
parents at the J. P. Didier home just
north of town.
Nick Peterson, Henry Marthaler
and Henry Duecker, officers OF the
local creamery attended the butter
makers convention at Melrose two
days last week.
Don't buy high price seed, you can
have it in your own bin. Get it out
by using Perfection Mill. c. D.
Marshall & Co.-ADv.
John Irving, old time agent on the
Fergus Falls division, but now locat-
ed on the Spokane division at Dryden,
WASH, enroute east, stopped off for
an over Sunday stay with friends
here.
VERNE Bentfeld, Celia Pischke and
Anna Eltgroth who have been attend
ing the academy at st. Joseph, the
past few months, returned home Sat
urday after having completed their
course there.
Libby Whitcomb who is stopping
at her grandparents at the c. D.
Whitcomb home at Sank Centre, and
attending high school, made an over
Sunday stay with her parents at the
III. Whitcomb home, south of town,
leaving on the Monday noon train.
Word was received from Sank Gen.
tire this morning that Frank Harth,
who has been under the doctors care
at that city for several weeks with
consumption, had died, death being
brought on by an attack of influenza
The deceased had been sick for the
past two years with the dread dis,
ease.
The youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Owen, about two years
old, died Friday afternoon Of pneu-
monia, after an illness of about two
weeks, and was buried at Osakis or
Sunday. This family has had hard
siege of influenza and pneumonia, all
more or less sick, but all are able to
be up and around except Mrs. Owen