The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-13

high school basket ball tournament
which was held here Friday and Sat-
urday. Mr.. Lewis is completing his law
course at the University of Minneso-
ia, Minneapolis.
Leonard Embloom who recently
underwent an operation at the hos
pital for appendicitis has sufficiently
recovered to travel and will return
to his home at Little Sank Saturday.
Friday of last week Great North
ern bridge repair train arrived Ain
Sank Centre and the crew have been
working repairing the bridge at the
underground crossing for several
days. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Stricken
left Sank Centre Friday evening for
Minneapolis where they spent the
week end visiting relatives and friends
returning to Sank Centre, Sunday
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All humanity should give thanks
to Mrs. Wallace Reid for. giving to
civilization her much discussed anti
narcotic photoplay, Human Wreck
age" which will be shown at > the
Caughren theatre Sunday and Nom
day, March 23rd and 24th.-Adv. /
Orrin Murch of Little Sank had
! the misfortune of breaking one of his
arms the; latter part of last week and
was brought to Sank Centre" where
an x-ray was taken and the broken
member set. "a
Miss Lucy Drickes of Round Prai4
RE, sister of Miss Sue Drickes of
this city who has spent several days
in Sank Centre visiting her sister and
receiving surgical treatment returned
to her home Sunday. ~ ~
Extra! Extra! Clubbing .Hus-
band" to be given Tuesday March 10
at Junior High School Auditorium
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The Sank Centre people attending
the Moorhead- Fergus Falls game at
Alexandria Tuesday evening werkF
Miss Craig, Miss Willoughby, Donald
Hanson, w. B. Morgan, Miss Ivy
Hildebrand and R. F. Schwalen. III
Clarence Vandesteeg, Wells Crick-
mer and Clyde Silver rushed the
season somewhat and lay claim to be-
ing the first campers of the year by
spending the week end at the Vans
desteeg cottage at Little Birch Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Floyd, parents
of Vernon Floyd manager of the
Red Owl Store who have spent the
past five months with their son in
Sank Centre left for their home at
LeSueur Center Saturday of last
week.
Roy Loveseth of the Boston shoe
department was passenger to Min
neapolis Saturday evening and re
NAMED until Wednesday of this week
visiting friends and attending the
Minnesota Shoe Retailers association
convention.
Verd Neal is back on the job at
the Great Northern depot as station
baggageman. The Herald undert
stands this is only temporary but
Verbs many friends hope that ar
engagements will be made to make it
permanent.
Hugh Wallace went to Minneapo-
lis Friday evening of last week and
returned Tuesday. He left Wednes-
day noon on canvassing trip which
will cover most of the better towns
and cities in northern and north
western Minnesota.
Miss Agatha Marx of Eden Valley
arrived in Sank Centre Thurs
day of last week to attend the bas-
ket ball tournament and for visit
with her brothers, Vincent and Nor
bert. Miss Marx returned to her
home at Eden Valley Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. VIM. Homm left for her
home at Watford City, N. D., Monday
of this week after enjoying months
visit at the Thos. Sullivan home and
visiting with her sister Mrs. Clutches
of Clutches Grove, Todd county. Mrs.
Homm is also sister of the late Mrs.
Beidleman. i.
Mrs. Ed Fettgether and daughter
left Sank Centre Monday morning
for Dubuque, Iowa to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Fettgether's mother.
Mr.. Fettgether was called to Du-
buque about two weeks ago by her
serious illness, and will accompany
his wife and daughter home.
Perry Huntemer, for many years
county agent of Stearns county, but
now acting in the same capacity for
Mobiles county, with headquarters at
Worthington, spent Friday afternoon
Of last week in Sank Centre witness
ing the basketball games in the dis
trict tournament. Mr.. Huntemer
was visiting his family at Melrose.
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