The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-12-04

son, both of whom wore gowns of satin
and georgette and carried bouquets OF
pink and white carnations. Mr.. Lind
strom was attended by Fritz Larson
brother of the bride, and his friend
Elmer Ahlstrand.
Mss larson is a daughter Of Mr.
and hrs. Charles Larson, OF Reynold
township, a--d has grown to woman
hood here. A girl of charming per-
snality and pleasant dispos;+inrs ~h@
has surrounded herself WIN an UNI
usually wide circle of friends. Mr..
Lindstrom is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Lindstrom, old residents OF
Little Sank township and is young
man of industry who is successfully
following the business of farming. He
is regarded as one of the rising young
hen of his community. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindstrom are to reside on his faith
er's farm in Little Sank. The Leader
is pleased to join their many friends
in best wishes and congratulations
Loog Prairie Leader.
The officers and directors of the
Melrose COOPERATIVE creamery held
a meeting last Friday when the ques-
ton of erecting a new creamery build
ing was taken up. 1t was decided to
proceed with the preparation of plans
for the new building to be submitted
at the stockholders annual meeting in
February.
The creamery association early this
year purchased the corner lot east
of Maus Bros, garage and this will be
the site of the new creamery.
The board of directors will, during
the next several weeks, visit num-
Der of the leading creameries of this
section of the state where new build
ings have recently been erected and
an architect will later be secured to
draw the plans according to their
wishes.-Melrose Beacon.
Driving into Osakis from the farm
in Orange township last Saturday,
Mrs. Charles Russell found her six
weeks-old son dead in her arms. The
woman had evidently wrapped the in
FAINT too closely and death was caused
by suffication: The funeral was held
Monday afternoon from the home and
burial was at Evergreen cemetery in
Osakis. Rev. G. C. Fenscke, officiated.
The officers of the Central Mime
sofa Buttermaker's and Dairymen's
association will hold meeting here
within the next week to make plans
for the next annual convention OF
their association which will be held
this year in Melrose, The dates of
the convention will be in February.
This association has held its con-
vention in Melrose several times be-
fore, and have found things conven-
lent and congenial for their gather
ings and the buttermaker's of this
section always look forward to a big
meeting when at Melrose.
The officers of the association are
George Baltes, president; L. M. Jacob,
secretary, and H. B. Otte, treasurer
Melrose Beacon.
s Little Falls will get milk condens-
ing plant if requirements can be met.
Guy S. Brewer, of Omaha, repre-
senting the Waterloo Creamery COM
pany, was in this city the latter part
of last week for conference with the
industrial bureau of the Board OF
Commerce, relative to establishing
such a plant here. In order to get
such plant to this city, it is neces
sary to have at least $500 mich cows
within a radius of eight or nine miles
of Little Falls, the total milk product
of which would be available for the
condensing plant. This means that
there would have to be available the
milk from that many cows over and
above the local consumption of milk
cream and butter products sp"h as
cheese, butter and ice cream. 4 sur
vey will be made Of the territory By
the industrial bureau to ascertain Il
this requirement can be met. The
Waterloo Creamery company now has
such plant located at Faribault in
the southern part Of the state.-Little
Falls Herald.
County Attorney VIM. M. Wood
broke his right arm Tuesday evening
when his Ford auto backfred while he
was attempting to crank the engine
The broken bone was promptly set
but he will be laid up considerable
time by the accident. "Billy will have
to buy rabbits foot or he will break
his neck next time. Before the ac-
cident Tuesday he was just getting
over a very painful accident wherein
he suffered broken leg while mem
Der Of the Officers training camp at
Fort Snelling.-Long Prairie Leader
MAKE FINE SHOWING.
Minnesota apple and potato growers
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