The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-11-17
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Principal Scott spent the week enc
with friends at Hutchinson.
Miss Edna johnson of Long Prairie
was the guest of Miss Sue Drickes
Friday.
Big apple sale every day at Al
bert Dahlem's-adv. =
Miss Evelyn Greener of Grey Eagle
was the guest Of friends in Sank
Centre Thursday.
Miss Alice Willoughby, science
teacher, spent the week end with
friends in, St.. Cloud N ss,.ss. }gG. 2@...,a.
Chas - Dicks, Jr., of Alexandria
was a business caller in Sank Centre
Monday. 331a1a iil &t2 ? 80 -SsE = j.
RUBBER FOOT WEAR ] AT
SLAUGHTER PRICES. albert
DAHLEM-ADV"s - Is. S 1 Ia re Sd. !.
H. F. Schmidt was a business call
er in Alexandria Friday in the i'm
terests of Swift & Co. 81 ti,s,ei g1ut
Leo Schoenhof of Minneapolis was
the week end guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Schoenhof
Miss Jessie Hansen, who has spent
the past several days visiting in Min
neapolis, returned home Thursday.
i Mrs. M. A. Blount Of Grey Eagle,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
ii: A. Bisel several days last week.
Roy Francis of Swift & Co., spent
several days in South st. Paul in
the interests of the company, during
the past week. eli Z
:. Come to. the Caughren Thanksgiy-
ing Day and see Through the Back
Door," If you stay away from the
Caughren Theatre Thanksgiving day
syoul cannot see Through the Back
Door."-Adv IS
Miss Emma Chelgren went to Fer
gus Falls Thursday for a visit with
relatives, j returning to- Sank Centre
Sunday evening. .s9a is&@ >Ia.5ia
Anton Magnuson, ,Erick Forsberg,
+Jr., CLARENCE Pangburn5 and Claude
Noble left last week for the northern
woods on a hunting trip. Il, as..aaa,,.g.
The manager Of the Caughren
Theatre is trying very hard to please
its patrons. The best ! of pictures
with good music guaranteed. adv.
Marian Lyman arrived Thursday
from Grey Eagle where he is teach
ing school for visit with his moth
er, Mrs A. E. Lyman. 81
Something easy to do iThanksgiv-
ing Day. See Mary Pickford go
Through the Back Door" at the
Caughren Theatre.-adv. 81.
A. E. DuBeau, of Minneapolis was
the guest of friends in Sank Centre
Sunday enroute home from the north
ern woods where he was hunting.
Mrs. John Wruck and children ar
rived Saturday from West st. Paul
for visit with relatives and friends.
They returned Wednesday noon.
Donald Bonner is attending the
University of Minnesota, spent sew
eral days this week visiting with his
paernts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bonner.
Gold Medal Flour at Albert Dab
1em's-adv.
Miss Evelyn Kocksine, who hasl
spent the past two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. II. F. Luedtke, returned
to her home in Minneapolis Sunday.
John Wruck of West st. Paul
spent several days in Sank Centre
visiting with relatives and friends
and also attending to business mat
ters.
The ladies of St. Paul's church
will serve big Thanksgiving turkey
dinner and supper at St. Paul's
church Thanksgiving Day, Nov. "a.
Inc price will be so cents per plate.
I GU cannot afford to eat home at this
price.-Adv. 1926.
Mrs. Bertha Compton arrived lastl
week from Los Angeles being called
% Sank Centre because of the seri-
nus illness of her father, j. A.
caughren.
The best bargains in laundry and
;oiiet soaps at Albert Dahlem's-l
ldv.
Miss Helen Allen left last week for
st. Joseph, where she is substituting
IS teacher in st. Benedict's College.
turing the illness of one of the in
tructors.
Misses Louise and Marion Ladner
nd Florence Whitcomb left Thurs
lay for st. Cloud for visit with
friends. They returned home Sun
ay evening.
Miss Brunette Kocksine arrived !
thursday from Minneapolis for a
isit with her sister, Mrs, II. F..
uedtke. She returned home Sunday
vening. ,
Dwight Hansen, a student at the
University Of Minnesota, arrived Z
h''rsday for visit over Sunday /
ris.l his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. q