The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-10

who recently started harness shop
on Third street, returned to their
home at Becker, Mimi, Monday,
where they will reside until spring.
They will then move to Sank Centre
where they expect to make their flu
ture home.
H. Grossberg & Son were transact
ing business in st. Cloud Tuesday.
Lloyd Tanner came up from Min
neapolis Saturday evening for a few
hours visit with Sank Centre friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Lee of Long
Prairie took advantage of the nice
weather Sunday to take joy ride to
Sank Centre.
George Butler returned Saturday
afternoon from Brainerd and other
points where he had been on fur
hunting quest for several days.
Mayor William Parker returned
Tuesday evening from Minneapolis
where he attended a meeting of the
Minnesota Millers' Association.
Mrs. Lloyd Pickett and little
daughter of Willard, spent a few
hours in Sank Centre yesterday, en-
route home from ten days visit at
Fergus Falls.
H. D. Orendorf will go to Rock
Island, ILL.,, the latter part of this
week to visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Jack Rosenfeld. Mr.. Rosenfeld is
the present Mayor of Rock Island.
w. E. Wicks returned Sunday eve
ming from two weeks visit with his
brother and family at DesMoines,
stopping over for a few days visit
with friends in St. Paul enroute
home.
Mrs. Pat Brophy and daughter
Irene who have spent the past two
weeks in Chicago visiting relatives
returned to Sank Centre Friday of
last week. Mr.. Brophy who accom-
panied them on the trip east, re-
turned to Sank Centre Saturday.
Mrs. Dave Pangburn and daugh-
tiers, MaRee and Edythe, accompan-
led by Miss Ethel O'Gara spent the
week end visiting friends in the Twin
Cities. Miss Edythe left from Mime
apolis Sunday evening for Good
Thunder to resume her duties as
teacher in the Public School of that
place.
Opportunity for reliable workers
with Fuller Brush Company. Must
have cars. Can earn $40 uer week to
start with. Unlimited promotion. See
the Fuller Brush man at Waldorf
Cafe from six to seven; u write 0.
H. Svenddal.- ADV.
: Clifford Wilson of Minneapolis has
accepted position in the baggage
department at the Great Northern
depot and began work Thursday of
last week. Sylvester Dickinson, Jr.,
of Monticello has also accepted a
position in this department, begin
ming work Wednesday of this week.
The Misses Adelaide and Josephine
Aasen and Miss Vivian SOLVE of
Cyrus were guests of Mrs. j. o.
Opheim between trains Saturday of
last week. The young ladyies were
returning to their school duties at
Princeton, Eagle Bend and Fergus
Falls, after spending the holidays at
their home in Cyrus.
A photograph of Charles Weymouth
veteran and Sank Centre citizen who
used to drive a stage in the good old
days when the state was young,
adorned the rotograveur section of
the Sunday Pioneer Press. The pic
ture is from a photo made by Ryd-
holm of Sank Centre and is one of
the finest pieces of photography de-
veloped by any artist in the state.
Bargins in ladies' and children's
four-buckle overshoes. Some fine
Tu Tone felt slippers, ladies' and
mems, only CSC. Harness, shoe and
auto curtain repairing neatly done,
harness oiling. Bring them in before
the rush. Prices reasonable service
good at j. II. Erickson's- ADV. 80
Miss Mildred Geuting returned to
Minneapolis Sunday to resume her
duties as teacher of music in the
Bloomington School of that city, af-
ter having spent her sixteen-day va
cation at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Geuting, and Wis
iting with Sank Centre friends.
John Geuting left Sunday evening
for Minneapolis to transact business