The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-11-10


ed with his son Harvey, who is at
lending Hamline University.
New dill pickles at A. Dahlem's-
Adv.
Miss Jane Smith Of Willard is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Conkey,
Sr.
Dean Perkins of Minneapolis is
the guest at the o. Winslow home
this week.
"Elopement of Ellen, auditorium
November IL Everybody go.-Adv.
James Anderson arrived Monday
from Pipestone for few days visit
with the w. E.. Upton family.
Mrs. R. E. Hansen returned Frs
day from ST. Paul She is very
nicely recovering from her recent OPP
Grafton.
MEMS AND BOYS WINTER
CAPS AT "A LOWER PRICE AT
ALBERT DAHLEM'S.-Adv.
Godfrey Anderson who has spent
the past several months in North
Dakota, Montana and Canada return
ed home last week.
Edmund Bergman, son of Com
missioner and Mrs. Ferd Bergman,
commenced work at the Merchants
National Bank Monday.
Carload of fancy Washington
Wine Sap apples arrive for this mar
ket this week. This will be winter
stock. Prices will be right at AL
bert Dahlem' s.-Adv. ik
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sieben and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sieben motored
! to Long Prairie Sunday to spend the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wolf
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Theisen and
family of St. Cloud were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Knese
They also visited with Michael Zapp
John Upton and James Anderson
left Wednesday for Mizpah to enjo!
/ few days hunting and also to lool
after their farming interests nea
Mizpah.
j o. R. Harris will arrive Saturda.
from Hector to fill the place as assis
tant buttermaker at.sthe Sank LAX
Cooperative creamery, made by tn
r resignation Of Vern Johnson ,a
4 Rev. James Watcher Of St. Au
j gusta spent Monday visiting with hi
. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Walehe
;. and sister, Mrs. j. B. Schoenhof
enroute to Morris where he will Wis
with friends. [s1 Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Shields arrive
Tuesday from st. Paul, being Gale
: to Sank Centre because Of the SER
q lous illness of the lady's brother, ]
3 "A. Caughren. They returned HON
| Wednesday evening - rs
= Mrs. J. j. Kelley left last wee
for Minneapolis where the Kelly
. will make their future home .esMl
q Kelly has spent the past sever;
: months in the Mill City building the
e new residence. 5.d'
t RUBBER FOOTWEAR, MEN
: AND BOYS WOODEN SOCK
GLOVES, AND MITTENS; OU
0 LOW PRICE WILL PLEASE. AL
S BERT DAHLEM.-ADV. g
II Peter Robischon, the Sank Cent
= pop man, was a business caller in
v Cloud Thursday. He also visit,
with his son, George Robischon, wi
r is employed in the Stearns coun
court house.
The annual dance. of the Sal
Centre Fire Department will be gi
: en- at the Junior High School Aut
7 forum Thanksgiving night, Nov. 2
N The fire department is worthy
4 your support. Buy your ticket VIII
E the solicitor calls on you.-Adv.
I'll Mrs. Stauffer and daughter Fra
y els of New London were guests
~ relatives and friends in Sank Cent
NJ Saturday. Miss Francis Stauff
81 was one of the high school. teache
s. in this city last year and is teachi
= in the city schools Of Rochester Il
y term.
~ Miss Inez Patterson was in
h city Sunday in the interests of I
MT State Welfare Board. Miss Patti
81 son was formerly parole agent
ii the Home School for Girls at Sa
~ ~ Centre. While here she was gu
l1 at the Cole Guy home. st. Gle
iii Journal Press.
556] Ed Hamblet of Minneapolis "
Isl owns a cottage at Ward Springs {
IL who does all things well, landet
~ Northern Pike there Sunday VIII
7@ weighed "a 3-4 lbs. He spends m,
5h time there and is noted for his d
5566 terity with the rod and reel &C
IE tributed.
Of Foloy the crowd and see FL
liz elope.-Adv.
ny Herman Rose of Freeport visi
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