The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-03-09
: Neighboring News
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Cass Lake will vote on the license
question this spring.
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E. J. Peterson, buttermaker at the
Forada creamery, Douglas county,
died last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Farnham of
Glenwood celebrated their golden we'd
ding on Feb. %.
Rev. F. Osten-Sacken has resigned
the pastorate of the Congregational
church at Alexandria.
A marriage license was issued last
week to Hubert Thelen and Miss
Clara Laubach Of Spring Hill.
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Erick Malm, one of the old settlers
of Douglas county died last week in a
hospital at Alexandria. He was rs
years old.
"
Miss Josephine H. Sarff of Clarissa
and Warren G. johnson of Ionia were
married last week at the home of the
groom's parents.
10
The Long Prairie Leader states
that an effort will be made to secure
w. J. Bryan for an address at the 1916
Todd county fair.
10
The basket ball game last week be-
tween Glenwood and Brooten resulted
in a victory for the former team by
the score of 50 to 10.
Peter Lisowski of Browerville has
purchased the City Hotel at that
place and has assumed personal man
agement for the hostelry.
Mrs. A. Vedvig died at her home in
Burtrum at the age Of " years, fol-
lowing stroke of apoplexy. She is
survived by one daughter.
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The Northern Pacific railroad hos
pital, one of the largest on the system,
will remain at Brainerd four years
longer and perhaps permanently.
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Morris has assumed more metrOpOl
itan airs with the numbering of all
business houses and residences. That
city is going after free delivery of
city mail next week.
The Glenwood fish hatchery has re-
ceived $4,000 land-locked salmon eggs
from the federal hatchery in Maine
and 100000 lake trout eggs from the
federal hatchery at Duluth.
10
Joseph L. Monti has been named
postmaster at Ward Springs, vice Got
fred Bolls, resigned. Mr.. Monti had
been conducting the office some time
for Mr.. Bolls. No change in location
will be made.
The ski tournament at Brandon last
week was big success both from
point of attendance and records made.
M. Huseby of Fergus Falls carried off
blue ribbon honors in jumping with a
mark of liza feet.
The Long Prairie Live Stock Ship
ping association, with a membership
of 26O, held it's annual meeting last
Saturday and the reports showed
$1O3, 34O.7S paid for stock to patrons
during the past year.
One and one-half tons of dynamite
will be put under stumps on state
lands at the Walker sanitorium this
wear and more than so acres cleared,
according to Charles Stout, state
farmer at the institution.
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The Sank Rapids Auto Club has
elected officers for the coming year,
decided to affiliate with the state as
ISOLATION and appointed committee
to confer with the other towns regard
ing the securing of the Jefferson
highway.
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AL Nelson of Morris hung up new
bowling record for this region last
week. He finished one game with five
strikes and continued through another
game with twelve perfect balls, not
only rolling 800 game but making
II strikes in succession.
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The Thief River Falls electric light
plant, municipal institution, earned
a net profit of II per cent on cap
italization of $225,O00 last year and
the News-Press insists proper book
keeping would show even larger
percentage of gain. Commercial light
ing is furnished at 9 cents per thous-
and watts.
%
John Kuhl, rs years of age, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Kuhl Of st. Mar
tin, died at the Melrose hospital last
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