The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-26

nessSat Little Sank Wednesday.
Ben Ebensteiner of st. Cloud spent
Sunday visiting in Sank Centre.
George Berggreen was a business
caller at Elrosa today Thursday.
Geo. Borgmann spent Tuesday in
the Twin Cities transacting business.
Louis Bergman of Long Prairie
spent the week end in Sank Centre
with his family.
Glenn Schulen, miller at Greenwald
was a pleasant business caller in
Sank Centre Saturday of last week.
Anton Nathe accompanied by his
brother Charles, of st. Cloud, were
Sunday visitors at and near Green
valid.
Nels E. Moen of Belgrade was a
caller in Sank Centre Monday, trans
acting business and visiting acquaint-
anceS.
Chief of Police Joseph Miller
spent Friday of last week at Fergus
Falls transacting business in his line
of duty.
Ben Otte spent Monday at Albert
Lea where he purchased a high grade
pure bred Short Horn bull to head
his heard.
M. Pendroy accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Gilmore motored To
Nadena Tuesday for short visit
wit. relatives.
Mrs. William Braatz of Mime
/apolis arrived last Friday for a visit
with her mother Mrs. Vanish, and
her sister, Mrs. Matthias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lux accom-
panied by Mrs. VIM. johnson motor
ed to Eden Valley Sunday and spent
the day visiting relatives.
Mrs. E. C. Paske and little daugh-
ter who are at the City Hospital in
this city expect to leave for their
home at Swanville Saturday.
Miss Rose Minnette, clerk at the
Mart, was a passenger to St. Cloud
Wednesday where she visited with her
sister, Mrs. Chris Rehkamp.
Edward Henry of Albert Lea is
spending today, Thursday, with
George Strauss and Axel Mejerton at
the Sank Lake creamery.
The Messrs l.. L. Kells, Geo.
.O'Gara, B. F. Dubois and Geo. Stein
er were Little Sank business callers
from Sank Centre Monday afternoon.
Dewey O'Gara spent Tuesday in
Minneapolis transacting business in
the interest of the O'Gara garage. He
returned to the city Tuesday evening.
FOR THE LIFE OF ANOTHER''
That's plain English for "Pur Au-
tire Vie," motto of Modern Woodmen
of America.
For AZ years it has been literally
exemplifed throughout the land. 1t
has become a household phrase.
| Make the Modern Woodmen motto
your motto. Join now. See your To-
cal deputy, Geo. E. Clark.-43 pd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rogers motored
to Belle Plain last Sunday and visit
ed at the home of Mrs. Rogers sist-
er, Mrs. Mike Kane and returned to
Sank Centre Monday.
w. P. Arndt of Sank Centre was a
passenger to Alexandria Monday
where he spent several days trans
acting business in the interest of Min
nesota Building & Loan.
Ernest Banker of Chaplin, Iowa
spent from Monday till Wednesday in
Sank Centre and vicinity transacting
business in connection to his farm
property in Getty township. .
Mrs. j. P. Collins of Elroy, Wis,
arrived in Sank Centre Sunday, and
will remain in this city and vicinity
for a weeks visit with relatives and
trends before returning to her home.
Ben Carpenter accompanied by
his brother Dwight motored to St..
Cloud Monday to see their brother
Gerd who underwent an operation
that day at the st. Rophael's hospital.
! Aylmer Crickmer who is attending
the gu" of Minnesota arrived in
Sank Centre last Saturday from Min
neapolis and is spending the spring
vacation in this city with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Crickmer.
Mrs. Thomas R. Clough was quite
severely burned Wednesday morning
when the handle on percolator she
was handling became unfastened al
the top and caused it to turn bottom
side up spilling the contents of hot
coffee in her lap.
= Verd Neal has accepted position
with the Blue Valley Creamery as
truck and transfer man, and started
upon his new duties Wednesday
morning. Chas. Miller who has beer
driving the truck for some time pas
will enter the manufacturing depart
ment of the local plant.
Peter Jung expects to leave thi!
!; Thursday evening for Septre, Sask.
Canada, where he will spend the sum
mer with his sisters, Mrs. Marth:
Tobiasen and Mrs. Lawrence Kales
J He will stop over at Kenmare, N
D., enroute to visit with his sisters
Mrs. Jacob Heuber and Mrs. Stew
, Schooner.
Mrs. J. Arnold of Mirmeapoli
stopped in Sank Centre Satu rday TO
: short visit with Miss Pauline Dab
lem. Mrs. Arnold was enroute to he
home from Long Prairie where sh
: had attended the Golden wedding an
: niversary of her brother and sister
+ in-law.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lyons of Gre,
Eagle accompanied their daughter
/ in-law to this city Saturday that sh
t might catch No. IL for her home il
r Dakota. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons spen
: the afternoon in Sank Centre trans
: acting business and visiting anon
acquaintance.
: Gus Salmond Of the Palmer Hous
: garage returned to Sank Centre tn
middle of last week from Los An
e geles, Calf, where he had spent tn
. winter. Mr.. Salmond stated that h
4 enjoyed the winter very much, blu