The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-07-15
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Jake Essler called at Mike Essler'a
Friday forenoon.
Bert Martin assisted Leroy Gal
lagher Tuesday.
Anton Steinhoff delivered stock to
Brooten Thursday.
Gerrit Jensen motored to Brooten
on business Thursday.
Will Rooney was caller in Broo-
ten Thursday forenoon.
Leroy Gallagher called at A. Rog.'
er's Saturday evening.
Francis Rooney called near Sank
Centre Sunday evening.
The rain which this community re-
ceived was very helpful.
Roy Gallagher assisted Arthur
Rogers Saturday evening.
Caroline Kresback is visiting her
sister Mrs. John Kinsella.
Edna Rowe called on Mrs. John
Schiller Monday morning.
Jake Essler motored to Cold
Spring last Sunday afternoon.
Mike Essler was business caller
in Brooten Monday forenoon.
Mrs. Allen Rouse visited at Frank
Essler's Wednesday afternoon.
Wallace Kinney was business call
er in Brooten Friday forenoon.
Helene Egan is employed at the
Arthur Rogers home indefinitely.
Wallace Kinney called on Joe
Rousslang last Tuesday forenoon.
Allen Rouse was assisting Roy
Gallagher with the hay last week.
Jake Essler was a business caller
at A. A. Rouse's Friday forenoon.
Roy Gallagher was business cali
er Friday forenoon at Allen Rouse's.
Lawrence Schiller and lady friend
from Metre Grove visited home folks
Sunday.
Wenzel Rezencheck was business
calling at John Schiffer's Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eldred and
family motored to Grey Eagle Sum
day forenoon.
Henry Wiener and three sons were
business callers at Allen Rouse's Sun
day afternoon.
business callers at Allen Rouse's farm
Sunday afternoon.
The farmers are all quite busy. The
most of them are. making hay and
blowing their corn.
Dewey and Jack Wikle were pleas
ant callers Wednesday forenoon at
Allen Rouse's farm. 49,
Herman Nelson and daughter of
Brooten were pleasant callers Mon
day at Allen Rouse's.
Miss Mathilda Stienhoff who was
visiting at Cold Springs, returned
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Walter Nicholson and son
Russell were business callers in Broo-
ten Thursday forenoon.
Herman Nelson and Roy Gallagher
assisted Allen Rouse to install a new
water pump Monday forenoon.
Louise and Mae Wikle, Edna Rowe
and Wallace Kinney were Sunday af-
ternoon callers at Henry Egan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Gulus and
family were pleasant Sunday visitors
at Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Egan's.
Wallace Kinney left last Friday
evening for Annandale on business
from which he returned Saturday
evening.
Wallace Kinney is employed at
Joseph Rousslang's at present. He was
formerly working on the road south
of Brooten.
Dewey Wikle commenced work al
Hugo Hairs farm Monday morning.
He was formerly employed at Cue.
saws farm near Stiles Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weber
and family were visiting their brother
Emil Weber the past week at Joe
Doubrava's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wikle and
two daughters Louise. and Mae were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Rouse and daughter Edna, Sunday
June eleventh.
Little Arnold Rousslang son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Rouselang had the
misfortune Thursday afternoon to
get his thumb caught in the pulley
which pulled his thumb out. It is
hoped by all that he soon will be
all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Gallagher
and Mrs. Allen Rouse attended
church in Sank Centre Sunday fore
noon. Rev. Gallagher will take
charge of the services July 25 as
Rev. S. S. Wyand and wife are on
their vacation touring the east.
A large number of people were
present. At midnight a delicious
Schiffers. Some were from Sank
Centre, Metre Grove and of course
Padua. A number of neighbors were
present. At midnigh t delicious
luncheon was served. AT late hour
all departed for their homes.