The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-09-22

Extra nice eating apples at A.
Dahlem's ADV - ~
Orrin Jardine went to st. Paul on
Tuesday for few days visit.
Miss Ermaline Bergman was a
guest of friends in St. Cloud Sunday.
Homer Bisel left this week for
Hamline where he will be- a Sopho-
more. :" III =.
Miss Inga Void of Glenwood is the
guest of friends in Sank Centretthis
week. -, 49,. <,.t1CT IL
C. w. Goodsell of Osakis spent the
week end. with his family in Sank
fCentre.~ ei's.h q ."'&i'.'' Z
Harry Clemens. of .Westport was d
business caller, insSauk Centre, We'd
nesday.'r re- *.:s3 81 . - ~. i
Fresh eggs are in good dtmand.
We pay highest prices. cash. Albert
Dahlem s-Advss. zss;ss fs..l... ,s II "a 4
Geo. F. Bouten of st. Cloud was
business caller inlSauk Centre on
Monday. "a. SIS :
30xs ~ United States Tires, s1s. 95
and War Tax at osGara Garage
Adv 17-18.gs II ''s,s5sl1sz5;,. ( 81 81
Mems furnishing goods, a. complete
line at Albert Dahlem's. y I adv .
r, vHlanslsas sssafd D, sin his
car for Masa where ne Wsited5a few
days with Herds. Il
Harvey NelAeghan left satubday
for HfHamline Where he will enter the
University as a<Sophomore. Harvey
lsSstaaking course in chemistry
Mrs. H. Parker whoAhas been
visiting relatives and friends for the
past two nfenthsastayted forsher home
in Sutherlin, Ore list -Fh ursdsg -
We give quick serves ihs rsspaaiiir airs oof
all makes of batteries so'Gara Gar
| age ADV 17-1S4 I zs S 49,
Oliver Gass left Saturday fof Ham
line where he will enter. hiss second
year at the University. =Oliversis tax
ing course. in Chemical Engineer
ing. =
Train Master F. e. Birdsell and
Road Master A.. Grimes of the N. f. :.
spent Monday afternoon in Sank Gem
tire looking over street crossings with
members Of the city street committee
Ralph and Gala Hodgeman and Ray
Bigelow of Dodge Center arrived last
week Wednesday for a few days visit
with the Bert and Will Qwinn fami-
lies. $50 - '.:t,'5.<
Gasoline and oil at oaGara Garage.
Give it trial. ADV 17-18
The Epworth League will give a
Community Social at the F.: P. Sch
aub residence on Pine street Friday
evening, September % at eight o'clock
at which everybody is welcome ADV
Mrs. Carl Keglovicsa and children Of
Denzil, Sask., Can, arrived Thurs
day for a visit with the lady's mother
Mrs. Hubert Weber and also to at
tend the wedding Of her sister, Miss
Marie Mickels to HenfyxL. Manner $
Rudy Kolb came near having a.
serious esaato4 accident Sunday after
noon about a half mile from the city
on the north road. While travelling
at a 35 mile an hour clip something
in the steering mechanism went wrong
and the car went off the road. LII
climbed an embanlment, struck a
fence post an swung back into the
road where Mr.. Kolb was able to
bring the car to stop. Only minor
damages resulted to the car. With
Mr.. Kolb in the car were his wife
and Mrs. Kolb's mother and sister OF
Sank Centrt .-Melrose Beacon.
30x3 IL United States Tires, $13 .95
and War Tax at O'Gara Garage -
Adv. 17-18.
The Epworth League will give a
Community Social at the F. P. Sch
aub residence on Pine street Friday
evening, September % at eight o'clock
at which everybody is welcome. ADV
Gasoline and oil at O'Gara Garage.
Give it a trial. ADV 1913
se Mrs. James Winters returned We'd
nesday of last week from Montana
where she was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Barthel for a few days.
While there they motored out to the
oil fields and watched the drilling.
An $4,000 pound pipe was put in the
ground at a depth Of 1,450 feet and
heavy oil was found. Mrs. Winters
and Mrs. Pallausch also visited at
Killdeer and Richardson, N. D., with
relatives. Here they went into coal
mine that was 300 feet under ground.
Mr.. Muggi also showed them his new
bank, which had just been completed
in all the latest improvements. The