The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-08-01

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Mrs. Clara Smith of st. Paul
spent the week end as the guest of
her sister Mrs. J.. H. Garfield.
Miss Katherine Holmes, of Min
neapolis, was a guest over the
week end of Mrs. H. c. Compton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rehkamp,
of Melrose, were Sunday guests in
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
H. J.. Sauer and husband in this
city.
Miss Alma Forsberg left for Chi
cago last Friday to resume her
work after a three weeks vacation
spent in this city with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Forsberg.
Mrs. Flora Lawrence, who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Wallace and other friends
the past ten days, left this Thurs
day for her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. c. Compton and son,
Paul Caughren and wife, left for
Chicago this week for short visit.
They will return next Monday &C
companied by Mrs. B. j. Schnur.
Miss Loretta Maloney left on
Wednesday, of this week, for a
months visit with relatives in On
tario, Canada. She will visit at
Ottawa, Toronto, Renfrew and
Eganville in Ontario, and at Sault
st. Marie.
Thieves again broke into the
boat house belonging to Don Han
son and made away with about $50
worth of fishing tackle. This is
the second time this has happened
and Don feels that the rogues are
rubbing it in a trifle.
John F. Strauss and son, and
Mrs. Albert Wiemann and Hubert
Promm, all of Harvey, N. D.,
stopped in this city last Friday
morning for a short visit with rel
atives. They were enroute to Belle
Chester, Mimi, to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Henry Strauss.
Folks who contemplate driving
on the road around Fairy Lake are
warned that the bridge over the
creek between Lily and Fairy Lake
has been taken out. One of our
Sank Centre residents made this
drive Sunday and approaching the
spot where the bridge had been was
forced to turn around. In so do
ing he became stuck in the sand,
and only through the help of sew
eral others was he able to resume
his drive.
Geo. E. Hayden and family, who
recently sold their cottage near the
school house to C. w. Peterson,
moved his household goods to
Sank Centre last Tuesday and the
family will make that city their
home. Mr.. Hayden is wholesaling
candies and the work he is now in
makes it necessary for him to take
up his residence at some railroad
center. Mr.. Hayden is one of the
oldest residents of the village, is
generally known, and it is with
deep regret that the many friends
of his and his estimable wife see
them leave the village. We all wish
him well.-Clarissa Independent.
Anton Jung, who left this city
last June for visit in Kenmare,
N. D., and other western points
writes from Canada that he is en-
joying a splendid visit in that
country. He says the crops in AL
berta are not very good and that
the best stand of grain he has seen
is in the vicinity of Sceptre. The
thermometer registered 102 in the
shade at Sceptre July 81, and the
crops were suffering from extreme
hot winds. Mr.. Jung visited at Cal
gary, where he took in the fail
and roundup, and enjoyed regu
lar old style western performance
He also spent a short time at Banf
in the Canadian Rockies. He ex
poets to return to Kenmare, in {
few weeks from where he will e.
to visit points in Montana. MI
Jung is visiting his neices, Mrs
Tobiasson and Mrs. Kales in Can
ada. His son, Frank, who has beer
in the West for some time, is alst
/ with him