The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-06-10

Misses Mile and Marie Trampe OF
swanville arrived Thursday for a
few days visit with Miss Marie Ros-
enberger returning home Monday.
Miss Effie Williams arrived We'd
nesday morning form Silva, N. 2.
for a short visit at the jos. Robinson
home enroute to her home at Bertha,
Misses Helm and Wilma Lee, Mas
Clutches, Freida Koehler and Grace
Bartlett of Long Prairie were guests
of Miss Calvena Robbers Monday
afternoon. e
Mrs. Linda Bowman and daughter
Helen arrived Wednesday from West.
port for a visit with relatives ane
friends. Mrs. Bowman will also Wis.
it at Alexandria ~
"Freckles" will be given at the
Caughren Theatre on June II, unde1
the auspices of the Epworth League
of the M. E. Church. Admission Aux
adv.
Sam Clark of Kirkhoven last week
purchased the SO-acre farm. OF Mrs
Joseph Getting east of the city, con.
sideration, $11,100. Possession VII
be given October first.
FISHING IS GOOD BUT YOU
NEED GOOD TACKLE. GET II
OF G. HILLERuD & co. HARD.
WARE.-ADV.
Mrs. Fay Hoffman and little Sol
and sister Mrs. Hayes arrived Tues
day from Duluth for visit at the
C. o. Hoffman home, enroute to theil
home at Falor, Canada $,
Mrs. N. A. Wel.e and little SOC
Richard arrived Monday from Ant
elope Mont. for an extended visit with
the lady's mother Mrs, H. W. botz
and other Sank Centre friends.
James A. Norris and David Cleve'
land attended the annual convention
of the Department of Minnesota, T.
A. R., held in Minneapolis last week
Mr.. Norris was made a member OF
the Council of Administration
H. G. Bergman returned Thursday
evening from Minneapolis where ne
attended the annual convention OF
the National Holstein .Friesan Breed
ers Association. The Minnesota rails
ed stock was in great demand at this
sale. j j.. .-....
COME AND LOOK OVER OUR
BIG ASSORTMENT OF, FISHING
TACKLE BEFORE YOU GO FISH.
ING. WE HAVE SOMETHING
THAT YOU NEED. e. HILLERUD
& co. HARDWARE-ADV.
!. There's iii he q band concert or
Main street this. Thursday evening
providing weather permits.
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Frank Cordell left. Tuesday morn
ing, for Lusk, Wyoming after spend
ing ,axfew.-days in.-Sauk Centre. He
was accompanied by his mother, Mrs
E. Cordell, who will make an extend
ed visit at Lusk and other western
points. ~
Mrs. w. F. Brown expects te
leave this Thursday evening fol
Minneapolis. where she. will meel
her mother and they will leave for a
two months trip thru the east. AMONG
the places Of 2 interest Is = Montreal
Can, Bangor, Maine the old home OF
Mrs. Browns mother and Boston
Mass. - ~
The Melrose Grant Battery Service
Station is now open for business. VIZ
repair all different makes of batteries
and manufacture our own batteries
We allow $40 on old batteries In ex
change for new ones. Write US abou'
prices; also state year and make OF
car. Melrose Grant Battery Service
Station, Melrose, MINI. adv
Rev. L. J. Lembke and family o:
Bemidji visited with Rev. and Mrs
]. A Stein and family several days
last week. The Lembke's were OF
their way to Iowa for vacation at
ter which they will make their home
at Medalia, Mimi, where he has &C
copied a pastorate. Rev Lemke wa
formerly the pastor at Unity and al
so served in the Sank Centre Luther
an Church.
E. M. Gillig returned from tn
cities Tuesday where he had spen
! several days attending the Nationa
meeting of the Holstein Friesian As
ISOLATION Of America, and ATTENDING
to business matters. Mr.. Gillig vii
spend most of his time in Sank Cen
tre during the summer, as the dutie
of his position with the local ayr
cultural department require most G
his attention the greater part OF tn
season.
Asa M. Wallace returned frol
Minneapolis Saturday evening wher
he had been called by the death
Mrs. VILLAGES brother, r. E. Dodd
who passed away from tuberculos
at Hopewell hospital. The decase
was a single man, Sc years OF ag
Mr.. Wallace had the remains prepa'
ed for shipment to the old home
NE:.,o,,,-; boforo he y.ot,1rDpd