The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-22
With our Exchanges

With our Exchanges
The local lodge of A. T. & A. n
celebrated it's 10th anniversary last
evening with a banquet at the Buck
man hotel. Following the banquet
the members spent a pleasant eve
ming at dancing and cards.
Many Masons from surrounding
towns attended the celebration, IN
GLIDING Geo. M. Stowe OF Wadena,
grandmother of the Masonic Lodge OF
M;nnesota.-Little Falls Herald.
Just before going to press the Re
view, learns that another important
business deal was closed today in
volvinp the transfer of the big retail
lumber and coal business from w. A.
Yates to the Washburn- Nerrick Lum-
Der Company of Napoleon, N. D.
Mr.. Yates is one of the oldest, best
known and most highly regarded bust
ness men in Osakis, having been In
the lumber business here for the past
quarter of century and the Review
is glad to be able to assure our read
ers that the sale does not mean that
Mr.. Yates has an idea of leaving Osa-
kis. He will retain his farm and otn-
er interests here, but feels that ne Is
entitled to spend a little more time
fishing than he has in the years gone
by. :.
The Washburn- Nerrick Company Is
an old lumber firm and have line OF
yards throughout the NORTHWEST.
Their headquarters are at Napoleon
N. D.-Osakis Review.
Leading breeders OF the county
have arranged for special meeting
at Community Hall, Monday, Janu-
ary 10Th, and the meeting promises
to be out of the ordinary and very
valuable one for all farmers who are
interested in better stock of any Hnd:
A dinner is to be served at the nan
at noon and Immediately after a
speaking program will be given. W.
A. McKerrok, who is one of the state
leaders in dairy and livestock work,
will be present and speak, and there
will be another state expert also
present to deliver an address.-Long
Prairie Leader.
Last Saturday, January 7th, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerhard Hellermann, we'll
known residents of this city celebrat"
ed their golden wedding anniversary.
The celebration opened with the read
mo of a High Mass at the st. Boni-
face church by Msgr. B. Ritcher at
ter which the honored couple renewed
their nuptial vows, thheir son ana
daughter, Mrs. Ben Blenker and Ger
hard Hellermann, Jr., appearing as
the Observation-Disclosures Beacon.
At a meeting last Sunday after
noon at the Loyal Legion Club rooms
definite arrangements were made
whereby Harvey H. Walker, local
band leader of wide experience and
until short time ago director of a
Estherville, Iowa band, was chosen
director of the new organization.
The Messrs. John R. and JAS. S. Han
son have consented to act as instruc-
tors for the new band to get it in
shape for the public.
Already there are forty members
including old and new, and it is the
aim to make it bigger still and one of
the best in the northwest. Anyone
wishes to join to help put Osakis on
the map, should speak to Mr.. Walker
or to the Hansen brothers. Arrange
ments for instruments will also be
handled by these gentlemen.-Osakis
Review.
Douglas county has contributed
thus far $2,145.61 for it's health work
the coming year. The final report
will be ready as soon as few out
standing reports are in. This amount
already exceeds by 20 per cent the
amount set at the beginning. 1t was
expected to raise about 10 cents per
capita, and it already has reached
IL cents.
The Douglas County Poultry Asso-
citation holds it's annual piultry show
next week, starting Monday, Jan. ID,
and cont nuing through Wednesday,
Jan. 81. All entries must be made