The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-03-02
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Pine Creek held farmers institute
on Feb. rs.
Ada will have new steam laundry
IN the near future.
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A band of sixteen pieces has been
prganized at Round Prairie.
The Kandiyohi Central Creamery
Association paid $44,149.40 for butter
fat during 1915.
Mrs. John Anderson, prominent and
popular young matron of Wadena,
died at her home in that city last
week.
Farmers of Little Sank and vicinity
are contemplating creamery and
cheese factory at Little Sank this
spring.
E. A. Freeman, for twelve years
superintendent of the Grand Rapids
public schools, has been reelected for
another year.
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Stanley Bros, railroad and ditch
contractors of St. Cloud, have taken
a $4,000 road building job in Suits
man county, N. d.
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A largely attended farmers instl-
tute was held last week at Foley.
More than 200 farmers sat down to
the luncheon served at noon.
The St. Cloud Improvement Assoc1a-
ton has elected officers as follows:
President, C. F. Ladner; secretary, {.
l.. Atwood; treasurer, w. B. Mitchell.
The National Valdris lag will have
its annual stevne in Glenwood June
1924. This is the first time the meet
ing has been held outside the Twin
Cities in Minnesota.
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John Alfred Irwin, well known far
mer of the town of Leslie, Todd
county, died at the Park Region hos
pital last week following an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Minnesota hunters are said to have
killed 500 moose, 1000 deer, 100 bear,
and 100000 ducks during the last
season. according to Game Commits
sioner Carlos Avery.
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James Hart & Sons of Long Pralrle
have awarded contracts for a store
building to cost $4,000 and to be
erected this summer. Long Prairie
will also have new theatre.
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Mrs. Henrietta Werdin died Feb. 10
at Los Angeles. She was 81 years OF
age. J. L. Werdin of Eden Valley,
Stearns county, and F. w, Werdin OF
Glenweod are Surviving SOFAS.
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Bemidji was selected as the next
meeting place of the Sixth District
Group of bankers at meeting OF
Group officers in st. Cloud this week.
The meeting will be held early in
April.
, John Kelly, auditor of Rock county,
who had been missing for a month,
was found dead in the river near Luz
verne last week. The coroner deter
mined he came to his death from
freezing.
Miss Alma L. Moen of Rothsay and
HI. Bergerud eluded their friends IN
the two towns, eloped to Minneapolis
and we're married, after arrangements
had been made for an elaborate
church wedding.
The Albany Farmers Shipping AS
sociation will handle machinery the
coming year and are negotiating for
building site on the Great Northern
railway. The members were assessed
to carry on the proposition.
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Mrs. Mary Fairchild, IA years, one
of the pioneer residents of Osakls,
died last week at Los Angeles where
she was visiting with relatives. The
remains were brought back for burial,
the funeral being held Monday of this
week.
o.
Dell Cummings has sold his lease
and furnishings of the Park hotel at
Fergus Falls to o. M. Kvamme OF
Wadena. The latter has taken pos
session. Cummings quit because OF
poor health. Kvamme has conducted
the Merchants hotel at Wadena.
Sleeping with one of the Northern
Pacific railroad tracks near Randall
as pillow, F. ]. Moore, from nowhere
in particular, narrowly escaped death
under the wheels of an extra freight
which was backing towards his impro-
vised bed. A brakeman on the rear