The Sauk Centre herald., 1925-04-30

what course he will follow in expend-
ing the scholarship which includes
visits to various centers where the
students knowledge of writing and
newspaper editing may be broaden
ed.
Frank Kinsella was county seat
visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Ole Heire of North Fork is a guest
at the Anton Nelson home, Sauk Cen
tire, this week.
Rev. Julius Stein, pastor of Zion
Lutheran church, attended confer
ence at Leaf Valley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Opheim and
sons drove to Royalton Sunday where
they spent the day visiting with
friends.
1. P. Batchelder of Bemidji was
a pleasant caller at the home of his
sister Mrs. A. V. Sutton from Friday
until Saturday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Klar who
have been at Kent, Minn., for some
time past returned to their home in
Sank Centre last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. H. G. Rydholm mo-
tored to Upsala Sunday and spent
the day visiting the gentleman's faith
er A. Rydholm Of that village.
DIR. Louis Stern is attending con-
vention of Oestopathic physicians
from five states in session at the St.
Paul HoteL St. Paul, this week.
Miss Hilda Sieben who is teaching
school at Elrosa spent the week end
in Sauk Centre at the home of he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sieben'
Mrs. George Winslow who has been
in Sank Centre at the o. Winslow
home for the past month left this
Thursday noon for her home at Far.
go, N. D.
Rev. julius Stein of Zion Luther
an church attended to official busl,
ness of his conference at st. Cloud
and Sauk Rapids Monday and Tues
day of this week.
Golf and tennis balls for your
Sunday game.-Calkins Hardware
Adv. 48
M. V. Schwarzkopf of Chicago
ILL.,, general manager of Blue Valley
Creameries is spending few days
this week in Sank Centre looking over
the local Blue Valley plant.
Mrs. C. w Rotert went to ST.
Cloud Wednesday where she entered
the St. Rapheals Hospital for a minor
operation. Mr.. Rotert was pas
senger to that city Thursday noon
to visit her.
DR.. H. L. Lamb of Little Falls ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. r
Lamb Of this city who had been visit
ing at his home for some time, motor
ed to Sauk Centre Monday afternoon
for a short visit.
Walter Holme, son of Sigurd
Holme, who was operated on fol
ruptured appendices at the local hos
pital two weeks ago has sufficiently
recovered to be moved and was TAX
en- to his home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lentz and lit
tie son Warren, of Renville, Mimi.
accompanied by the Misses Florence,
Anna and Elsie Lentz were visitors
in Sauk Centre Saturday and Sun
day with their mother, Mrs. Ida
Lentz.
The Misses Thomas, Sundae, Ever.
hart, Nitardy, Dorothy Scott, Morse
Larson and Gilkey, teachers in the
Sank Centre Public Schools spent
the week end at Snyder's at Itascs
State Park. Fhey made the trip by
autos, and report most enjoyable
outing.
Why Buy Paints, oils and turpen
tine at Calkins Hardware? There's E
reason
The Herald received dainty care
this week announcing the arrival Of
| Richard Frederick at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred C. johnson of Owa
tonna, MINI. Daddy was day clerk a
the Palmer House in this city for sew
eral years during the reign of Mr.
Sanderson. Their many Sauk Centre
friends join the Herald in extending
congratulations.
J. P. Anderson one of the wei
known and progressive farmers re
siding near Willard spent a portion
of Wednesday with old Sauk Centre
i friends. Mr.. Anderson was enroutt
home from few weeks visit witt
his brother, A. G. Anderson of Havre
Mont. The latter removed from tht
Willard country to Montana abou
1916. Mr.. Anderson says crop con
ditions in that portion of, Montan;
appear to be very favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meskel o.
Montgomery, Minn., arrived in Saul
Centre the first of the week and ex
pect to reside in Sauk Centre dur
| ing the summer. They will take pos
session of one of the Conklin cot
{, tages on Sauk Lake the first of tn
week. The gentleman is construction
foreman for the State Highway de
partment. He stated to the Heral
that the contractors expect to star
work of laying the three mile stretc
of pavement east of Sauk Centre mex
! Waak