The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-09-15

THE SAUK CEN
Mrs. Carl G.. Gingery and little
daughter arrived Saturday from AL
bert Lea. Mr.. Gingery met them ane
they spent Sunday at the L. w. Gin.
gerry home, leaving Sunday for theil
home in Westport.
Misses Emma Hines and Jessie
Stuart of Westport were visiting ir
Sank Centre enroute to iAlexandris
where they canvass for Chautauqua
Educational desks in the interests OF
the Lewis E.. Myers company of Min
neapolis. ~
John Tiegen living six miles north
of Sank Centre and two. miles north
of Fairy Lake is advertising his live
stock and farm machinery for. sale on
page six of this issue of the Herald.
The sale. will take place Monday
Sept. -. ~S II afan
! Mrs. Chas. Stewart and ,daausgh-
'ters Mary Elizabeth and Charlotte
3Ann arrived Tuesday from Bemidii
for a visit with the ladyls aunt, Mrs.
Jos. Robinson. They left in car Wed
nesday for, their home in Howard
Lake, accompanied by Mrs. Stewards
hister, Yrs Howard Terrell and. lit
tie son and brother, w alters Richie of
Bemidji > and, Miss Al Ruth rBlakely of
Turtle River. aussd SEW oashIf&q =
Gold Medal, starbuck Best Patent
and Gem flour. Albert Dahlem. ADV
Miss Edna. Brown left Saturday to
teach her school year. at Bertha:
Miss Bertha McDermond left Sat
urday to teach. in the Sarver district
near Bertha. d $ II ~ s.. a>z@a5s 81 +"
Mr.. and Mrs John Esher Of Round
Prairie spent Friday in Sank Centre
on business. -, .'~..m...s% .:
For extra nice Dairy butter always
go to A. Dahlem's. ADV = g :,
~ Miss Edythe Pangburn left last
week for ST. Cloud to attend ''the
State Normal. il stF2 IL ssE Esr1&gA as 2
1 Miss Dolores cfoss; left FRIDAY far
Lark, n. d. where she will teach
school the coming year. :, ~ %xsxf
Miss Dola. Grundmann left Monday
for Dagmar, Mont where sshes will
teach school the coming year, sgatE t
1 Everything in Laundry ana Toilet
soaps at a.. Dalaem s Adv Sssm
George Bowman If f WestpoH, WAS
visiting with his daughter, ,,MrSa =
o. Cray, in Sank Centre Monday.
u Miss Ida Schmidt left, Sunday: for
West Union where she will teach her
second e dl, year inA the sppblic school of
Inat aNMagest ae@ = 8taR@tss Al tts%%f :,
,gxSaasonable traits of all kinds Dire 2 in
good supply. albert fDahlem ADJ
T. H a Kinse1la returned Friday
from Bertho1d, NJ :, where he has
spent tvs. ~ weeks looking i after his
farming T iinttearestsss Sssss evaG 3Gssa7
Mr.: and, ssMFsaQB ssh ssStreitzs and
son Elquin- ef Melfese spent Sunday
of last. week in. Sank Centre with
relatives and friends. "a 9'sso' )
Miss Grace Anderson, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. GA: Anderson, left
last week for Madison, where she is
in the high school. - go:
DR.. E. j.. Lewis. left Wednesday
for short business trip to Fergus
Falls and also to visit with DIR. Welch
He will return home this Thursday.
Merle Dodge, who is practicing I'M
at 4 Breckenridge, spent
several days with his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. r. E. Dodge last week.
Misses Emma O'Gara and Rose
left Saturday for Min
leapolis where they will visit friends.
The girls will also be employed as
itenographers.
Miss Raychel Weight, who has been
listing with her sister, Mrs. A.. j.
Hand for the past several months,
eft Thursday morning for her home
n Bismark, N. D.
George Ingram arrived last week
rom Moose Jaw, Canada for a sew
raj days visit with Sank Centre
elatives and friends and also to at
end to business matters.
Misses Emma an Marie Streitz
nd Rachel and Ida Weight spent
everal days of last week at Alexan-
ria with the formers brother, VIM.
'treitz, and other friends. II
Mr.. and Mrs. M, j. Joyce enter
aimed at dinner on Friday, Mr.. and
drs. H. G.. Wagner, in honor of
dr. and Mrs. D. M. Hogan of st.
'aul, who are visiting here. 1
Miss Edna Hasten of Sank Centre
vas week end guest in St. Cloud
With Miss Olga Flister. She was
nroute to ST.. Paul where she will
make her home. st. Cloud Times.
Mrs. r. c., Matterson and little