The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-20

the home of her daughter and soll-
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey O'Gara,
and grandson, Richard Dewey.
A 9-cup percolator that will boil
your coffee in 10 minutes, at price
so low during this sale that you can
not afford to be without it. Special
for the week, March Oath to 29th al
$4.75 at the Electrical Supply Shop
north of Library. AZ Adv
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Schramm and
son Jack, the Misses Margaret ano
Irene Hogan of Willard, spent Sunday
afternoon at the A. M. Wallace home
Jack remained for couple of days tt
regulate the Wallace household.
Mrs. Louise Pendergast of Mime
apolis arrived Friday for visit Of
several days with friends in Saul
Centre. The lady was enroute tt
Minneapolis after having spent &
month at her former home looking af
ter business affairs at Grey Eagle.
We sell the Rib Stone Silo-Come
in and get prices.-Steiner Lumber
Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Alex Jameson returned
Monday noon from Warsaw, N. Y.
where she has spent the past two anc
one-half months visiting her daugh
ter (Vera) and son-in-law, Mr.. anG
Mrs. John Gotten, and little grand
son, John Jamiesan Gotten. Mrs
Jameson states that she liked the east
and had very enjoyable trip.
| Mrs. Peter Miller who suffered &
nervous breakdown at the funeral oil
her husband, the late Peter Miller
has been confined to the home of hel
brother, George Sieben on Birch
street, very i'll during the past week
At this writing Mrs. Miller is report.
ed as beeing some better, Of which
her many friends will be glad te
learn.
Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Medlund re.
turned to their home at Wheatland
N. D., Friday of last week after
spending a month as guests of Rev
and Mrs. S. S. Wyand. Rev. Med
lund will take charge of the Long
Prairie Methodist parish the first OF
April, Rev. Blake, the regular pastor
being forced to take vacation due to
ill health.
Bring in your battery and let us
put it in condition to give you SER
vice. O'Gara Garage.-Adv.
Donald Bishop will attend the U. OF
M. the rest of this term and will take
the regular three year course of bus
mess, covering among other things
administration, finance, advertising
buying, and selling, as well as the
theory of psychology and other allied
| subjects. The rest of this term and
two years more should suffice to COM
plete the course, as it is a continual
ton of the work he began at Hamline.
Food Sale at Dowswell's Drug
Store on Saturday, March 22nd, at
200 P. M. Benefit of the American
Legion Auxiliary.-42 pd Adv.
L. P. Krebs, manager of the Sank
Centre plant of the Blue Valley
Creamery Company, and H. j. Krohm,
plant superintendent, left Saturday of
last week for Chicago where they
attended the annual conference of
managers and superintendent Of the
twenty or so Blue Valley plants To-
Gated in Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska,
Kansas, nlonois, Indiana, Michigan,
dllu OtiiCI pOluCo. VuCu stdlCy iC1t CiiC
gentlemen expected to return to
Sank Centre, today Thursday.
Byron Carr, pioneer and highly re-
lspected citizen Of Sank Centre, whose
illness was mentioned in the Herald
of two weeks ago, took change fol
the worse the latter part of the week
and for several days he was in a
very critical condition. The Herald
was informed late Wednesday after
noon that there had bee a, decided
improvement and the gentleman's re-
covery is now confidently expected,
all of which will be gratifying news
to- Mr.. Cars many friends. Mrs.
Fred Hamilton, daughter, arrived
Tuesday from Hunter, N. D.. and is
assisting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Moore,
for NJ. Carr at the home
Of the latter. Harry Carr, son, is
expected to arrive today, Thursday
from Hunter for short visit with his
father.
Miss Anna Frank was a-guest Oh
friends in Melrose Sunday.
H. G.. Sweno of Osakis was bust.
ness caller in Sank Centre Wednes.
day.
Hugh Robinson of Long Prairie
spent several hours in Sapk Centre