The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-01-05

her mother for two weeks here she
will 20 to McCabe, Montana where
she is teaching.
Gold Medal Flour, does please. Sold
at Albert Dahlem's-adv.
Miss Ruth Bergman spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Steffes.
Big saving on shoe prices and rub
Der footwear. Albert Dahleu's-adv
Miss Florence Compt n Of Min
agha arrived Tuesday to be the guest
of Mrs. n. T. Austin a few days
this week. >
Lower prices are prevailing in all
our departments. Albert Dahl MS
adv. ,...sss,ys,. - 80 80. .-<..
G. R. Lee of Menh ga spent
Tuesday with L. w. Gingery.
Mrs. E. C. Rich of Willard spent
Monday in Sank Centre betw en-
trains. etaszs ,>ss..
Miss Genevieve Reilly arrived Wed
,nesday from Glenwood for a visit
with relatives and friends. =
Fine graduated beet Sugar, has
reached the lowest mark in price, at
Albert Dahlem's-adv. ~. =: q,
Miss Mildred Shaw arrived last
week from Minneapolis to spend sew
eral days with her father, Ross
Shaw. " 20 s -: :. =.
= White House coffee sold at Al
bert Dahlem's-adv.
Floyd Marshall Of Melrose spent a
week during the holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mar
shall. p * - = 80.
Leo Schoenhoff, assistant Bank Ex-
aminer is visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Sehoenhoff. 81: IS :.,~s
"a Miss Lois Gage arrived several
days ago from Fargo, North Dakota
and is the guest Of her msther Mrs,
Ross Shaw i. -.
: Mrs. Albert Strobel returned to
her home at ST.. Cloud Monday after
a few days visit with Mrs: Henry
Borgmann and other. friends.t1- b
Fancy Wine Sap apples, BY the
box or pound Albert Dahiemis
adv ,s';ssS2:,.s i. e e - -. .'Sa
Nick Bronenshenkei returned. home
from Minneapolis Thursday evening
after attending to business matters in
the Flour City -.e..--,...s.aa, .n~
Tommie lee returned to his home
in st. Cloud Tuesday after several
days visit at the home Of his uncle
=. W Gingery. az 81 .
s. Fancy brick, seusam and linbursss
cheese at Albert Dahlem's-adv. a's@
Mrs 81. As Norris returned; 70
Sank Centre Thursday after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Asa P.
Brooks in Minneapolis. 81 81
Mr.. and Mrs.-L. W. Gingery and
Mr., and Mrs. Ted. Sohle and little
SON spent New % ars at the CT G..
Gingery home in Westport. s e..
Mrs, L. W. Ginge1ryy' returned Sat
urday, from a two months visit at
the home Of her danghtsr Ms, G..
E. Lucas, Bull, Minnesota. .s,dc D.
Mr.. and Mrs; B.SIa Schrannm and
son Jack of Willard spent the last of
the old year and the first Of the new
at the Asa NJ Z Wallace home. s'7c 49,
Ea-~ sT+H
Mr.. and Mrs Dewey o'Gara re-
turned home Tuesday from "a $ two
weeks visit with the lady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Rath in Man
kato. 4
Miss Agnes Buckley who, teaches
in the Normal Department at Mora
viii return S.turday afr spending
the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Buckley.
Mrs. A. D. Rouillard and son Bill
lie who drove to -Freeport, ILL.,, on
Christmas day, for a visit with rela-
tives and friends, returned to Sank
Centre Wednesday.
Howard Marshall, who is taking
vocational training in St. Paul, re-
turned to his duties Monday after
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Marshall a few days.
Our special discount sale on all
winter goods is still in force. Al
bert Dahlem. adv!
Miss Dorothea Tank who has gp- mt
the past several weeks with her
father, Frank Tank Sr., and sister,
Mrs. Arthur Lloyd returned to St.
Paul Tuesday, tn resume her duties at
the st. Johns Hospital.
s Clearance sale on Mems and Boys
mackinaws ard sheep lined coats; big
bargains at Albert Dahlem's adv.
Miss, Margaret Brooks formerly
bookkeeper at the First National
Bank spent Tuesday with frieeds in
Sank Centre, enrouteF to Hamline
University where she is attending
school, from Round Prairie where
she spent the holidays with relatives
and friends.
Fancy eating apples In good sup