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

vice see Gent Gillett, the Cleveland
Six Liveryman.-Adv 29-31pd. =
Cylinder reboring and grinding for
all types of motors. All work
guaranteed, prompt service. Prices
quoted on request. Flynn Bjerkan &
Nelson Inc, OsaHs, MINI 1888
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Starry and
family arrived on November 10 from
Monticello to take possession of the
Gil Cass farm nine miles west of
ISauk, Centre, which Mr.. Starry pur-
chased.
Fancy Christmas gift boxes at the
| Golden Rule.-Adv. < f..
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur q Whyrauch
returned to Sank Centre last week
from their wedding trip to Duluth,
Chicago and Fergus Falls. They
ARE now keeping house in the Wing
residence, corner Pine and Sixth
street.
Double-header Friday-Glenwood
VS. Sank Centre and Long Prairie VS.
Sank Centre. adv.
Lloyd Tannerswass business caller
in Minneapolis Tuesday.
Toys of all kinds and at all prices
at the Golden Rule-see our adver-
tisement in this issue of the Herald.
ADV.
William Rattle and C. E.. Boha1l
left Sunday to transact business at
/ Dawson.
l. Frank Schmiesing of Getty Grove
was a business caller in Sank Centre
Wednesday. % s. . q q
| 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. ..- '..,
Mr.. and Mrs. E., w. Quinn of
Melrose were guests of friends in
Sank Centre Tuesday. ( a.
Mrs. G. Gilbert was called to
Brooten Wednesday because of the
serious illness of her sister. -.-.
Mrs. Sylvia Townsend, who has
been i'll for several weeks, is now
able to be up and around. -
Candy sale at the Glenwood- Long
Prairie and Sank Centre game Friady
night-adv. -
Chas. Koonze, prominent business
man of Long Prairie, was business
caller in Sank Centre Tuesday. !
Sam Ingram who has spent the
past several months in the east, re-
turned to Sank Centre Wednesday,.
Miss Iva Heegard and sister left
Wednesday for Park Rapids to visit
with relatives and friends until after
the holidays.
L. W. Gingery was a business
caller in Westport Wednesday. He
also visited with his son c.. c..
Gingery and family.
Bert Butler Of Willard was at
tending to business matters and also
visiting with relatives and friends in
Sank Centre Wednesday.
Don't forget we are selling the
very, best grade of Peaberry coffee at
Csc per pound. Rouillard's Grocery.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neubauer of
Regal were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Athmann and Mr.. and
4 Mrs. j. B. Schoenhoff Monday.
| Candy sale at the game Friday
evening adv.
| Anthony Bentfeld, Fred Telschow,
Henry b. Deters and w. H. Parker,
who have served on the grand jury
during this term of court in St.
Cloud, returned home Wednesday.
/ Mrs. Harriette C. Compton, who
was called to Sank Centre because of
the illness and death of her father
the late j. A. Canghren returned to
her home in Los Angeles, Tuesday.
| Two games. Glenwood VS. Sank
Centre and Long Prairie VS. Sank
Centre adv.
| Mrs. E. M. Gillig and son Edward.
lJr. are leaving this Friday to spend
the holiday season with relatives and
4 friends in the Twin Cities and ST..
Peter. Mr.. Gillig will join them
next week.
/ Anthony. Schaeffer, cashier in the
State Bank at West Union, attended
to business matters in Sauk Centre
1 Wednesday. He also visited with
his sisters, Mrs. Geo. Borgmann and
MRS. T. A SchaenbofY