The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-11-17
P. Hansen, Sr.
LATEST RECORDS

P. Hansen, Sr.
Vance Christensen returned to his
duties at the University of Minnesota
Sunday evening after visiting few
days with his mother, Mrs. Emma
Christensen.
Carol Pangbu1n, senior at the
University of Minnesota, returned to
Minneapolis Sunday evening after a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pangburn.
Fine new cream cheese, newrT dill
pickles, new Holland herring at
Albert Dahlem' s-adv. or ss9If4
Misses Irene Enmick and Della
Bailey drove to Minneapolis Friday
with Frank Head, for visit with
relatives and friends. They return-
ed to Sank Centre Sunday.
a! Miss Belle Whitney arrived last
week from Englevale, N. D., for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Richards, a sister, Mrs. Geo. Rice,
and at the E. A. Richards home.
Miss Leila Hoyt, who is teaching at
Fargo, N. D. arrived Friday for "a
visit with Miss Bernice Coffey. Miss
.Hoyt was the third grade teacher IN
the local school the past two years. !.
Glenn Bohall, who is attending the
University of Minnesota, arrived
Thursday for visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bohall. He re-
turnedl Sunday evening to Minneapo-
lis. ?, \ iis..s ss;ss>$s-
MISS Harriet Evans left Tuesday
for Huntington Park CAL, for
visit with her sister and other
friends Her mother, Mrs. z. F..
Evans accompanied her as far as
Minneapolis.
A Thanksgiving program and par
eel salea,will be held I'M district II,
Six miles northeast of Sank Centre,
November 23rd at eight o'clock.
Everybody welcome. Gigs bring par
cels-adv. pd. 80
The ladies Of Our LADY Of the
Angels church will hold their annual
bazarr and turkey dinner at the Ma
sonic Temple Saturday. Dec. 3. Watcn
the Herald for more complete. an
nouncement next week!
ae Leon Dahlem, sophomore at the
University of Minnesota, arrived
Thursday and was the guest offs his
mother, Mrs. Dahlem and other rel,
atives He returned to his schoof
duties Sunday evening".
Eli Shaver of Detroit, Mich, ar
rived Saturday from Bertha for q
week end visit at the Robinson home.
He left Monda yfor Howard Lake for
a short visit and will also visit at
Duluth with DIR. J. F. Robinson and
other relatives enroute home.
OUR NEW WINTER STOCK
MUST BE SOLD, TAKE ADyANT-
AGE OF OUR LOW PRICES-AL-
BERT DAHLEM--ADY.
Ben Imdicke of Brooten was a |
business caller in Sank Centre, We'd
nesday.
Ed Brandt and Miss Mildred Geut-
ng will furnish music at the Caugh |
rem Theatre every night. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigrud Holmes left |
tuesday for St. Paul where they
will visit for several days. !
Miss Josephine Hanson, teacher in |
district 81, is attending institute in
long Prairie this week.
Paul Forsberg of Alexandria spent
Tuesday visiting with his parents.
Ir. and Mrs. A.. Forsberg.
Mrs. c.. Gilbert left Monday for
Seattle, Washington to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Pet
rs.
OUR BIG REDUCTION SALE is
N FULL FORCE. ALBERT DAB.
4EM-ADV.
Samuel Gandrud of st. Paul spent
he week end with his brother, Arm
Id Gandrud of the Rexall Drug
tore.
Anton Schaeffer of Albany was the
uest of his sisters, Mrs. Geo. Borg
lam and Mrs. J. A. Schoenhof
unday.
The Sank Centre Fire department.
one of the most efficient volunteer
examinations in the state. The only
'ay they have of raising funds is by
ieir annual ball which will be held
lis year at the Junior High School
auditorium on Thanksgiving night,
[ov. "a. You should buy yourl
cket whether you dance or not. Dc
our duty when the solicitor calls on
on ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doe left Wednesday
n their old home in Fingle, NJ d
r a weeks visit with relatives and
lends.
Mrs. w. O. p. Hilsdale left Fri
~ for, Minneapolis where she will
sit several days with her daughter,
rs. N. G. Blocker.
Mrs. Frank Book arrived Satur-
" from Albany for visit at the
enry Borgmann home. She return
Wednesday noon.