The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-11-17
A BIG LINE OF MEMS TROUS..
FRS, OUR PRICES ARE THE EOW-
EST. ALBERT DAHLEM-ADV

"A 0lU LINE VI W EN- y IhOOS'
FRS, OUR PRICES ARETHE low.
EST. ALBERT DAHLEM-ADV
Webster Hedin returned to Min
1eapolis Sunday evening after a few
lays visit with his mother, Mrs. Ida
-1edin and sister, Miss Hattie Hedin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schoenhoff,
Mrs. Peter Robischon and Mrs. S.
A. Schwarzbaurer drove to St.
Cloud Wednesday to spend the day
With relatives and friends.
Mrs Frank Ruff of Suerior, Wis,
visited with her sister, Mrs. James
Winters several days last week. She
VIII also visit with relatives and
friends at Holdingford before re-
turning to her home.
MEMS AND BOYS SHEEP
LINED COATS, OUR PRICES ARE
THE LOWEST. ALBERT Dahl
LEM-ADV
Mrs. William Scherffius, a former
resident of Sank Centre, but now of
Iowa Falls, Iowa is. the guest of
Mrs. Chas. Brown and other friends.
Mrs. Scherffius has been visiting
with friends at Miles City, Mont,
also.
The incest eating apples at A..
Dahlem' s-adv.
Friends of Mrs. Al Minette, FORM
erly Miss Mary Maybury of st. Clord
teacher in the local schools, will
be sorry to learn of her serious i'll
ness at her home in uCnrad, Mont.
Mrs. Maybuly of st. Cloud left this
week to be with her daughter.
A new line fine Briar pipes just in,
yiurs is in the lot. Albert Dahlem-
adv.
Mrs. R. D.. West and son Bobby
of Fairmont, Neb., arri we'd Monday
for few days visit with the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Dem
zine. They will leave this week for
st. Paul for visit at the j. P.
West home.
Mrs. r.. T.. Washburn of Duluth,
arrived Wednesday from st. Cloud
and attended the meeting of the
Board Managers of the State School
for Girls,eat the institution Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Washburn is
a member of the board.
See next weeks program at the
Caughren or you surely will miss
some good ones. adv.
Henry Otto, Jr., Billie Otto and E.
A. Richards returned home Sunday
from the northern woods, each bring
ing home a deer. Ed Evans, and /.
E. Dobbs returned home Tuesday,
but were unfortunate, as they did
not get any of the big game.
+ Mrs. Floyd Clark and daughters
Elsie and Valerie are expected this
Thursday from Austin. Mr., Clark is
the new man on the Herald force
They. will live in the Chas Perkin-
son resident on End street, recently
vacated by the D. j. Henry family.
To continue showing high grade
pictures with good music the man
agement of the Caughren Theatre
asks its patrons to boost a. little and
bring the neighbors along.-adv.
!. Mrs d Geo. D.. Wing and little
son Geerge left Tuesday for Mime
aDO11S Tor a. lew udySs vioA. -
their husband and father, Geo. D
Wing. Mrs Wing and son will go te
Stateline Miss. to spend the winter
with hef parents, Mr.. and Mrsa Sea
brook i-lsa ilsss
The annual dance of the Sank
Centre Fire Department viii be CIV
ems the Junior High School Audi
forum Thanksgiving night, Nov. "a.
The fire department is worthy of
your support. Buy your ticket when
the solicitor calls on you.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Boo, who
have spent the past six months with
relatives and friends in Copenhagen
Denmark and also in various cities in |
Norway, returned to Sank Centre
They will spend the
winter with the lady's sister, Mrs.
w. O.. p. Hilsdale.
Mrs. M. j. Cleveland of st. Cloud
came up the latter part Of last week
for a short visit at the Perry and
Scott homes in this village. Mr..
Cleveland and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Cleveland of Sank Centre
.ame up Sunday morning and visited
Turing the day at the same place.
They returned to their homes that
Browerville Blade.