The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-12-15
CITY NEWS ITEMS

i: CITY NEWS llEWo {:
ATTORNEY l.. L.. sKells was a bust
ness caller in Long Prairie Saturday
morning. ~ - =
AL Fish of Long Prairie was
business caller in Sank Centre Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Remington OF
Willard were guests of Sank Centre
friend Monday.
Fifteen pounds Of sugar for 81 with
every SIS cash order at Roulliarts
Grocery.-adv.
Miss Alice Johnson arrived Satur-
day from Minneapolis for visit with
her parents in Kandota.
If you are going to make your
own Christmas candies; cover some
Of our fnarshmallows, cryssalliSesd
ginger, or glace cherries with choco-
lates. They are delicious, Rouil-
hrd's Grocery.-adv.
leo Book, who is employed in Min
rneapelis spent the week end WIN
friends in Sank Centre. .
i Harold REILLY a student in the high
school, was week end guest OF his
parents at Grove Lake.
& AIoysuis Diebel of St. Paul spent
Che week end with relatives and
friends in Sank Centre.
8 Fancy work sale by ladies of the
Methodist church Friday afternoon,
December 16. Lunch will be served
during the afternoon and twenty
five cent supper will be served in the
evening.-adv. - u 81
Mrs. Frank Brown Of Grey Eagle
spent Monday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Evans. .ss,
Christmas tree candles at the old
pre-war prices-10 cents per box at
the Golden Rule-Adv. .-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rose and fam
lily of Long Prairie We're guests OF
relatives and friends Friday. -
MILL PRICES
"Gem" Four, SO lib -. ..... S3.75
"Supremus" Flour, 90 lb $500
Daily Deliveries
10 A. M. - Bpm.
h Phone 81 Phone e2 Phone 62
Miss Maud Davis spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. R. Davis in Long Prairie.
:, Miss Myra Bowman of Westport Is
spending several days visiting With
her sister, Mrs. L. o. Gray 49,. -.
Christmas candies-a large assert
ment, strictly pure and fresh at right
prices. Rouillards Grccery.-adV.
Miss Agnes Amman of st. Cloud
spent the week end with her COUSINS
Misses Louise and Marion Ladner.
Mike Wernig, of the Pioneer Ice
Cream Co., spent Tuesday attending
to business matters in Paynesville.
Christmas post cards-one. cent
each at the Golden Rule.-Adv.
Miss Dorthea Tank arrived home
last week from st. Paul for several
DAVIS visit with relatives and friends
Miss Beatrice johnson who attends
the local high school, spent the, week
end with relatives and friends in West
port.
MILL PRICES
"Gem'' Four, SO lb ........ S3.ls
sSupremus" Flour, SO ID ..... S4.OU
~ A NJ PIN.
Phone 62 Phone 62 Phone 62
Sentry Hillerud of Little Falls was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gunther Hillerud few days
this week.
An eight pound baby boy arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
E. Lucas of Bull, Friday, Decem-
Der 9, 1921.
All kinds of Christmas trimmings
at the Golden Rule.-Adv.
James Gray arrived this weeksfron
Canada for visit with relatives, en-
route, to Missouri where he will at
tend to business matters.
John Lang and M. c.. Heegard re.
turned Tuesday from few days
business trip in the Twin Cities. Mr.
Lang purchased an Oldsmobile Truck
while there.
Mrs. H. j. Wagner returned last
week from Lake Park, Iowa where
she visited with her daughter Char
IL, a.who teaches in the public schools
OF that city.