The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-05-20

~ walks Is positively forbidden.
p A fine will be imposed on any y
p violator of this law. p
q Police Dept. 2
IN .s......, f.. ~. t,,.e.,t, i "a
qpppppu unn y up
D. B. Caughren will go to Mime
apolis tomorrow for a several days
business trip.
Acc buys a mighty good tire pump
at the Gamble Auto Supply Co., ST.
Cloud, Minn.-Adv. 81
Edward Murphy and brother James
Murphy of ST. Cloud attended the
dedication services here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Killeen of
ST. Cloud attended the dedication
services held in this city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nathe and
daughter, Miss Alvina visited at the
Hos. Frieler home at New Munich
Monday.
| Mrs. Mike Gallagher and sen Jack
! spent the week end at the Dubois
rome at Fairy Lake.
Chicken Wheat while it lasts 1c per
pound. Central Mimi. Power and
|
Mrs. Hattie Doyle of this city is
serving as petit juror of the
spring term of the Stearns county
| district court now in session at st.
| Cloud. -r, ...
Mrs. J. F. Coyle returned Tues
day evening to her home in this city
after a stay of two weeks in St. Paul
with her son Herbert Coyle whose
wife has been very seriously i'll in a
hospital there. IN
j. S, P. Hansen, Sr., returned Thurs
| day of last week from St. Cloud
where he served as foreman of the
Stearns county grand jury for the
| Spring term of the Stearns county
District court.
Nels M. Evenson and George Her
berger, President and Vice President
of the First National Bank of Osakis
were Sank Centre visitors Wednesday
| transacting business with the Morse
& Morse Land Office. .... -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schoenhoff
celebrated their 3Oth wedding ami
versary Wednesday in the presents of
Ia goodly number of relatives and
/
cards after which dainty refreshments
were served.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. DuLac and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl DuLac and two children
Richard and Betty all of Minneapolis
motored to Sank Centre Monday and
| were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Connolly until Tuesday when they
| returned to their homes.
| Mr.. J. H. Law returned home
sffrom St. Paul Monday where she has
been spending the past few days as
1 a guest of Mrs. William H. Blake.
! Mrs. Blake accompanied Mrs. Law
on her return and will make an in
/ definite visit 1T the Law home.
Mrs. John Cook and daughter Miss
Genevieve left for their home at New
Richmond, Wis, Friday noon. Miss
! Cook has been visiting for the past
month at the home of her cousin,
Miss Inez Brown, while her mother
has been visiting for the past week
with friends and relatives in and
about Sank Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Mejerton NOV
ed their household effects to st. Cloud
the first of the week. Mr.. Mejerton
| is the operator and manager of the
] Farmers Creamery in the Granite
City. The farmers will find in him a
most efficient manager and st. Cloud
folks will find Mr.. and Mrs. Mejerton
very desirable citizens.
Charles Pendroy who has been en-
ployed for the Fuller Brush Co. for
the past seven weeks as their repre-
sentative in this territory was ap-
pointed field manager Monday. In
Occupying this position Mr.. Pendroy
will be over several salesman in adj
joining territories. The gentleman
spent Tuesday in New London train
ing new man for that territory.
Miss Thelma Stabler closed a very
successful year of school Friday at
| the Billmeyer 6 District number 85.
| The event was celebrated with a
school picnic. The young lady left
for her home at Charles City, Iowa,
Tuesday morning accompanied by
Miss Ruby Christie who will make a
short visit with Miss Stabler and will
then go on. to Shell Rock, Iowa for
visit with relatives.
| Chicken Wheat while it lasts lie per
pound. Central MINI: Power and
Milling Co.-Adv. 81
/ Mrs. F. Martin Of Birchdale who
has spent the past several months
with a daughter at Pond Greek, Okla,
is expected to arrive home the first
part of the week. In a communica-
| ton to the Herald Mrs. Martin stated
that she had enjoyed the winter very
much and that there had been lots
of rain in Oklahoma this spring, and
that the wheat crop was all headed
out.
| To. make room for white hats l
will give one-fourth off on all dark
hats Friday and Saturday May FL and
%. Mrs. 81. F. Coyle.-Adv. 81
The many friends of Fred Fischer,
Sank Centres we'll known baker, will
be sorry to learn that he entered the
City Hospital for treatment Friday
of last week He is suffering from a
recurrence of an old ailment. At last
reports he was recovering nicely
! George O'Gara is Imping about a
| bit today. Wednesday afternoon a
pile of lumber on the ground near the
filling station he is building, corner