The Sauk Centre herald., 1926-09-23

NulluICN PoIoISI pctOSu LII viz oPSI1AiiS
contest at the fair Tuesday.
WOMEN WANTED FOR PoUL
TRY PICKING. STEADY WORK
SWIFT & COMPANY. Adv 16ti
C. Schultz of Greenwald was &
Sank Centre business caller Tuesday
Vincent Marx of Eden Valley i.
spending a few days in Sauk Centre
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nathe anC
daughters Eleanore and Marina o.
near Melrose attended the fair Tues
Charles Marshall returned home
Sunday evening from Sask., Canada
where he had spent the past severa
weeks threshing.
j. E.. Kinsella of St. Cloud spenr
Tuesday in this city attending THE
fair and looking after business in
terests in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.. Mossman ant
son Robert of Grey Eagle spent Sun
day evening in Sank Centre at thu
W. E. DeLaurier home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Krebs ant
son returned to their home in Duluth
Tuesday after spending the past weel
in this city visiting friends.
C. J. Wittbecker, special agent ot
the st. Paul Fire & Marine Insur.
ance Co., made a short business Gail
here Saturday of last week.
Miss Betty Herlinger of Alban!
spent a few days in Sank Centre thi.
week attending the teachers institute
in session Monday and Tuesday anc
visiting friends.
George Robischon of st. Cloue
spent Sunday in this city visiting al
the home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Robischon. =.
Miss Jennie Nelson of Northforl
| arrived in this city Sunday and wi]
spend an indefinite time visiting Wit
her sister Mrs. Louis Jackson.
Sarah Hanson returned home Sun
day evening from Osakis where sh
has spent the past few days yisitins
with her sister, Mrs. M. W. -Os
triem.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sauer of Col
Springs are spending a few days il
this city attending the fair and visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Saue
and other relatives.
Miss Anna Robischon who is at
tending beachers' college at St. gClou,
spent the week end in Sauk Centr
at the home of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Peter Robischon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean w. Perkin
returned Saturday evening to thei
home in Minneapolis after spending
few days visiting at the c.. B
Winslow home in this city. i.
DR.. w. J. Edwards superintendent
of the Fergus Falls District of tn.
Methodist church. spent Tuesday af
ternoon in Sauk Centre conducting
the quarterly conference.
Miss Esther Sprague went to Lit
tie Falls Friday where she submitted
to a slight nasal operation performed
by DR.. H. 4. Lamb. Miss Sprague re
turned to Sauk Centre Tuesday.
Mrs. Mlargret Mcclure returnet
to st. Cloud Monday after spending
the past few days in this city al
guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs
s.. 81. Wyand and visiting an,ons
other friends, s.ssszs
Mr.. Saatoff of Brookings, 8. D.
motored to Sank Centre Sunday ant
returned accompanied by Mrs. o
Wheeler of this city who will spene
ain indefinite time visiting her daaIgh
ter Mrs. Saathoff at Brookings arae
at Akeley, Iowa, where she will Msi
with her sister, who is i'll.
Mrs. j. E. Erickson returned
from Minneapolis Wednesday morn
ing where she has spent THE past ifeV
days visiting with her son Russell
who is confined at st. Mary's hos
! pital there. Russell who has suffered
from a broken and dislocated hip fo
some time is reported ito be improv
ing as rapidly as possible and ply
sicians assume that he will be able 4,
return home within the course Of ~
couple of weeks. s7le {
The main Line of the Great North
ern railway and the branch line, jol
the Northern Pacific running through
Sauk Centre and intersecting in ths
WOSt pOI IlOll VI IdIC Clty Will Ill Glt
near future install a modern auto
matte switch system which will termi
nate THE necessity of the present sys
tenn operating from the tower house
and commanding the services of g
tower man ait all times. With tht
installation of the new system the
tower house which has been in OPP
Grafton for the past 25 years will be
abandoned as the new switches arr
electrically and automatically CONTROL
ed. This system of switch opera.
ton will be considerable saving te
the railroad in that the services of {
tower man are net needed 81
Arthur IS. Hogan of St. Paul was
up for duck hunting opening day. He
was accompanied by his friend Miss
LeClaire also of st. Paul and de.