The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-04-08
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Rev. Stein of Sank Centre was In
town on business Thursday.
Andrew Hector transacted business
at Sank Centre Wednesday.
Miss Louise Messer was at Sank
Centre between trains Wednesday.
Harry Finch transacted business
at Osakis between trains Saturday.
Mrs. John Radermacher, ST., left
for an over Sunday visit with her son
there.
Bernice Wagner of Sank Centre
spent Easter Sunday with her par
ents here.
Bryan Gilkinson and Atty. Rosem-
eier of Osakis were business visitors
here Saturday. :,
Rev. Stein of Sank Centre held
Easter services at the church here
Easter Sunday.
Louis Zckenrod of st. Cloud visited
with friends here Sunday returning
home on the Sunday flyer.
VIM. Maus and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Roth spent Sunday at the
II. J. Roth home north OF town.
Mrs. Dave Beck was at Alexandra
Monday afternoon returning home on
the flyer via Osakis Monday evening.
Mrs. Henry Messer left for Brewer
vile Wednesday where she went to
Join her husband in their new home.
John Kraemer, Jr., spent Sunday
with relatives and friends at Melrose,
returning on the Monday afternoon
train.
George Moore, ST., transacted bust
ness at Grantsburg and other north
Wisconsin points several days this
week.
Mrs. Henry Deters visited with her
daughter at the Nick Marthaler
home at Mekose Thursday and Fri
day of last week. :,
Charlotte Wagner of Mac Phail
school Of Minneapolis spent her va
cation at her home here and return
cd on the Monday afternoon train.
Blache Miller left on the Monday
afternoon train to resume her duties
as teacher at Melrose after spendlng
1fr Easter vacation with her parents
here.
from Mercer, Iowa, about two weeks
apo on account of sickness, is lmprov-
ing rapidly which good news to ms
many friends. :.
Wilson Buss of Minneapolis came
mn the first of the week for Few
davs stay with his uncle at the james
Owen home north of town and TO cali
On other friends here.
John Duecker left for Canada the
middle of last week where ne goes
- resume his farm operations a1ter
several weeks visit with his parents
at the Henry Duecker home here.
HUGH Owens of Alexandria was IN
+own between trains on business the
no;dd,e Of the week. Hugh is LOOKING
ond feeling fine and says they IKE
tha;r new home very much so Tar:
Inhn Cans. who is attending coiegs
at the st. Johns University ~.
legeville, came up the nrst .. u ..ae
week and is spending the EASIER w.
cation with his mother ana Dro'iiei0
Of the Cans home east OF Iown' c,,d
Toe Radermacher OF 81. o Io.,s
visited with his parents TWO oa az
+,,;s week. leaving for Avon ON INC
Tr;dav noon train for an over ou
TT Gov with mis- hrothe. u mn pe-
60 ,etnrning to ST. Cloud. :,
'o o,a Samueison. of Starbuck was IN
- The first of the week with tne
. .oMn Of opening up his garage
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i nese' .nd had roads, thought II au-
tner a - wa;t a while, and LETT 1or
home Wednesday. s+,dent
ho Mile Messer, Jr., who is a stuoea'
:. +l,a Ct Johns University is spenu-
Az raster week with his parehIs.
Ing 1enrv Finch of Minneapolis CAM
H. frst of the week for snoIs
Visit with his son Harry h:a r,ace.
also transacted business at TINS Mis-
Edward Craig writes from N w..
town. N. D., that the recent s.1
S.ve reached them there seVe 4ha
+;mes and were very severe on , .nt
cattle ranges. Mr.. Craig l 4h.
th,ae hundred head OF cattle on LIZ
III ~ FEBRUARY, the others various
lo one losing eleven hundreu'
i Miss Ceneyieve Beck who is teacn.
So school at Hewitt, came and spen.
ls Easter vacation with her parents
tne az have Beck home north OF town.
o. John Iu selinsky Of Waveriy.,. Cove. Iowa
So,r nm On the Monday afternoon
came t ap ~ . few days visit with his
T SIaH -, at the Chas. Selinskey home.
Drg'n + Johnson on the Daily News
mroc+or contest wishes to inform
those who wish to take advansa y.
the low rates of subscription TOE IN
four papers must have tneir sa on,,nops
tion in by April 18th and any coupI liz
they wish to send must pc IN III &c
hands not later than April litn o.
the contest closes on that date.-Aus'
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