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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
0 situaci v Europe.

EyrOpska sittacc sc hOrsi mlst0
ably obracela Sc X lepsimu, die nj.
hlcdu zurnalisty Arthura $. Ora
pcra, ktery o soucasnych cvrop-
skych pomerecb postal easopisu
New York Tribune zajimayy dopis
2 Londyna. Jmenovany journalistic
v elanku SVEN prayi;
Evropska situace je dnes ne.
ustalcnejs nezli byla kdykoliy
cd roku 1918, nevyjimajc ami ".
dny nemeck6 rcvoluce anebo ne.
b%czpecne dny, kdy bolseyici stall
pfcd samotnymi branami Varsavy.
Politicke n hospodafskG pomery
.isou TAX zmatcny, zc ie ttm6f ne.
mono fici, je.li neklid zayi1ovdn
tukbou 30 zmocneni Sc kontroly
yladnf masincric ancbo snahou ii.
dov}ch mass zmeniti industrialni
pomery.
AngIicka pr6mysloya situacc je
toho pfikladcm. V nekolika nhsle.
dujicicb dnech zeme zjisti, bude-li
jeii zivot rozyracen narodnf STAY.
kou anebo budc-li docileno kom
promisu mczi uhlokopy a yladon.
Uhlokopoy6 snail Sc sniziti cenu
uhli, coz by melo "a n5sledek sni.
zeni cen zivotnich potfeb, avsak
soucasn6 zddaji "a zvyseni svycb
mczd Pryni pozadayek ziskal by
uhIokopdm sympatie yscch tfid,
aysak cely anglickg ndrod je
prot stayce, ~poneyadz mela by 0.
cbromujici 1cinek ma prdmysl yse-
obccne.
Robert Smile a nekteff JIM
anglicti industriaIni vddci pracu.
il netoliko pro zlcpscnf pracov.
mich podminek d~elnictya, ngbrz !
pro hskAni vltsiho. vIivn v poll.
tickycb zalczitostech. Jcnom ne.
kpIik Il t1clto yddch je skuteengch
reyoIncioDafn, kteff cbt6ji zntun
yIady y6tsina mi W to, Ne dtlni-
ctyo mdzc dosAhnouti sygch %.
zadaykd toliko konstitucnfmi me-
thOdami.
Ben jaktkoIiy pochybnosti IL
dncs v Europe mnoho dtlnickl
agitacc vice politickh nezli hospo.
dafskl poyaby. Az do dnesnfho
dine spAsa Angle byla V duchu
kompromisu, kterF cxistoyaI w
vsecb tffdach. Prudkf sIoynl pit.
ky byly svadeny, avsak fcscnf in.
dnstriAlnlch probIfm6 bylo do
sazcno bez ucbyleDi se k nasiIngm
prostfedk6m u ben niccHi bospo.
dafsktho Myota naroda.
v posIednlch ntkolika mtsicicb
naystiyjl jscm Francii, ItaIii, M.
mecko, CeskosIoyensko d BelQii d
mel jscm pfiJezitost poroynati 20.
merry v tecbto zemlch y ziyotem
AngIic. 20 cclfm eyropskfm kon.
finentb Ijdoye massey VII umelgm
ziyotem. Kayarny json pfepInf.
NY q hudba q tanec json y5ude,
Ceny yseho json neuyefitelne w.
soke, aysak pcnlz zdA W. bgtj vsu.
de dostatek,
Ma stayky, reyoIutDf scbhze h
sociaJistickh prhvody se pobIizi
f6pkf TAX Jakoby byJy ,ormaIDf
solEasfkou Myota zemI, Y Ant.
yerphch sociaIiStickA demoDytra
~ yyyoIaIa yttN pozoruosf Dezji
OIympjckk bry v Londgnk zbyo.
dim mezi americkgmj b aoyIiekf
mi athIefy dosfaIo ~ zmlnky je.
nom podrpznh, ponsyadz bIsvnf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Pocasi a lidska povaha.

MaIitele fcstanranilt dobfe fe.
|di, N chnf k iidlu ncni steina M
podmrocnpch a zachmufenyeh dnil
jake IN jasneho pfijemneho 20.
gasi Neznsyeccnec by SO mohl DO.
|mnfyati, zc poGasi nemh zadn}
yliy ma chuf k jidlu, ale piece je.
nom je praydou, ac Tide "a pod.
mrotngch a zatrnchlenlch dnn n.
di vice nezli kdy jindy. Pfede.
vsim nechvdtajf TAX $ jidlem, Sc
di u stolu dele a poruti 81 vice
iidel.
Dcntistt tyrdi, ze Tide IN pod.
mraen5cb n zachmufenyeh dnu
herald sedaji do jejich 2idli. Pod.
mraeny den yyvoldyd trnchlivon
ndladu n pacienti nemaii dpstl
kurdze, ably nechali 81 zuby spra'
viii. Za iasnejsich dnh je kur6z
n Mich yetsi. Podmraeut dny ale
pomabaji znacne lfkafi. Teskliy9
den yyyolaya tise1 ! dusieh lid.
skych a Tide spise jsou nakloneni
povolati ltkafc.
Destiy6 dny .isou pozebndnlm
pro obcbod ma postoyni objednhy.
ky. Venkovane prayidelne "a ia
koyFch dnh zdstayaji uyhitf a .
dlouhG chyile ctou katalogy, kde
snadno je upoutd nejoka drive
pfchl6dnuth lace. Departmental
obchody We yelkgch mestech jsou
yzdy poskozeny dopolednfm de.
stem. Aysak desf, ktcry PRIDE po-
zdfji odpoIednc, jim spisc pofna.
ha. Prsi-1i dopoledne jenom malo
zen vyda Sc ma nakup do obehod-
nj cast mesta. Pfijde-li dfsf V cd.
~polednich hodinach. danny jsou
nuccny zhstati V obchodt a pra-
yidelne nakoupf vice.
Vetsin6 obchodu Nc daH ncjlfpe
"a jasngch q slnneenich dnL Ar.
chitekti, ku pfikladu, sfleddyaji,
" jcnom malo lidi pride X MIN
~ zaehmufengcb dnd. Jcnom
~sluncc mdzc yyyoIati Y majitell
kusu pozemku pfcdsiayu ptkne-
.ho domova. obklopenfho pfijem.
nou zeleni kern Il stromh.
Take yltrn6 pocasf mi Jist6 da-
slcdky. Vltrng den znamena 20
kIcsnuti gbratu yelkgch obchodl
doutniky v New Yorku 0 VA 900.
Mnoho mnzh prayideIne %poknfnje
81 ~ ulici d IN yetrnfbo dne kon-
rem jc spojeno i jistSmi obtizemi.
NcJyice cnkroyinek a sodoyf
gody W. proda 0 o iodine odpo'
lednf Dobrg obchod majiteli Vi.
vodh 4 cukroyiukami d sodoyol
vod6u mai take v y bodiD 'vefer.
Zeny kupuJi cukroyinky castfji
nczIi mnzi, ale N 10 muzi opftnf
naknpujf yetsi mnozsfyi q TAX moz,
no Hci, he obc pohlaU nakonpi
cukfoyinck asi sfeJnk, Kferf po.
blayl Jicb yice pozije, je oysem
jipA otazka, na kterou nehi odpo.
vff pflIis nesnadna.
HorkG pobasf pfospiya obchodu
zmfzlinou q sodogon yodou avsak
jenom do Jisttho bodu. Kdyz f..
pIota dostoupi jigtfho bodn pro,
deje ponekud poklesnou Je pills
borke, aDy Bdk yydali ~ IA eestu
DO 6bebodn No s0doykon TepIofa
mezi ~ d 80 sfnpui zda 70 bEti
neJlepsi pro obehody zmrzlinou u
s1dovkou
Obebodni e~estnjici shoduJl 80 v
DabIedu, M IN jasnTeb Jarnieb 4
podzjmnieb dnf M ~ uzayf1ti
obebod DelIbpe IN deziiyfeb q 20.
Emo1rDgef dnl Jsop yzdy obehody
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

spatnt. Majitelf obchodh jednah
.isou mrznti a iednak nn ne PIT.
sobi take okolnost, zc obchodni o.
brat IA fakov5eh dnn jc meDsi.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12
PERSONAL. MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Wright left for
their homo In Portland this morning
after an extended visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. u. w. L. Palmer Of Pelican
City.
A. c. Bunussi 10 q county seat Wis
itor today from his valley ranch.
r. o. Hague. who has been on the
sick list for several days. 10 NJ his
office again today.
Miss Betty 0addss spent the week.
end st Fort klamath.
p. O. Crawford. general manager
Of tho caiifornia-oreson Power COM
pany. 10 here from San Francisco on
company business.
Fred Chapman 10 again out sfter
having been confined 70 Ais Soen
with sickness for several days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

FOR SALE-7-room house well To-
Gated. level lot. bath. toilet. sink.
and lights. This house 10 not mod
ern but In fair condition. Price
FOR SALE-New 4-room cottage In
Mills Addition near 9Th. street.
60xl20 II. lot. double floors, walls
with building paper between. Sink.
and lights AT a apacial price Of
el.360. Only $500 cash and $50
monthly.
J. T. WARD 4 co
Phone S75 sSl Main St.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

y4000-This IL snap. Good modern
6-r00m house. Garage. basemant,
fine location and view. large lot. 5000
cash and $50 Dor month.
3l300--very pretty home close In, g.
" room modern. Garage. fine lot.
Good terms. \
$4500-A good home or investment
paying over 2l%. 9-rooms COM
pletely furnished, close in. on pave
ment. Rented at $50 per month. Can
you beat It. $1,000. Let me show you
this. Two big lots, and good S-roon,
house. $500 cash and $40 per month.
A. A, BEIALMAN q CO.
400 MAIN ST.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

FOR sALE-2K ton Indianna truck,
good condition. A real bargain.
Might consider terms. See c. H.
Underwood, at Underw0od's Drug
store. l2-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

WANTED-Secona handed heating
stoves Colonial Rooms. 1lth and
Main Sts, l3'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

FOR SALE-Chevrolet Bug. 1918
model, four brand new tires, new
body fine mechanical condition
$526. One Chevrolet light truck 1919
model good tires, Al condition 3575.
Call %36 Michigan Avenue. l2-lS-lAs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

MUST SELL AT ONCE. Leaving
town. Baby buggy. nursery chair.
and high chair. IL gauge shotgun:
1917 model Ford auto. Cheap and
terms. Inquire 7So Ninth street.
...V 1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

sob sack Of Crater Lake flour
with each Hoosier sold during dem
onstraion. JOhnstone Furniture Co.
~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

An Informal dance will be giScn
by the ladies Of st. Paul's Episcopal
Guild. at the White Pelican hotel.
Friday night. Invitations are being
issued today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12
RlD6 WANTED

TO RENT-Front. bedroom 10
gentleman only. l109 Pine St..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

WANTED-Man a. salesman who
will appreciate an opportunity for
Advancement and who wants work.
A splendid chance for the right per-
son. ne Main street. 1916
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

UNFuRNsHED ROOM FOR RENT,
4OS Walnut Ave-, cor %th at,
l2-iSs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12
OLATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-Furniture consisting Of
dining room. bedroom and living
room furniture. I range. I heater.
etc. q. l.. Kelley. 1901 Eplanadc
or phone al. l2-ll
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

WANTED-To rent piano for winter,
Phone S66. 1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-12

EPISCOPAL NOTICE
Episcopalians. who are strangers
In the city may Get IN touch Wiz
their church's activities by calling
Nm. q. u Martin, psesidsnt Or Mn.
Frankfort. secretary of the st. Paul's
Episcopal Guild. 1918
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
Club Orgs nizations Will
Give Benefit Performance
'"Ann of Green Cables" Sponsored
by Gradatim and Monday Musi-
cal Societies

The Gradatim Club and the Mon
day Musical Club of Sank Centre
have desire to contribute in a sub
stantial manner to the relief of the
stricken people Of the Near East, and
in order to raise funds for this pur-
pose they have made arrangements
with Manager A. E. DuBeau for a
motion picture show at the Caughren
Theatre Thursday evening, Feb 5th,
at which time Mary Miles Minter
will feature in Gam Of Green Ga
bles," a charming story, also a snap
ply and clean comedy and a news
film.
These splendid organizations but
infrequently come before the people
of the city asking for support, and
when they do do it is for the pslr-
pose of assisting in some worthy
cause. Sank Centre folks should pa
tronize them literally next week, and
no doubt will.
There will be matinee at o'clock
in the afternoon especially for Home
School girls and school children, with
au-admission fee of 10 cents and tax.
In the evening at 7:4O and 900 with
a fee of 1Oc and tax and 40c for adults
This later charge applies at all per-
formanceS.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
Max Sennet's Beauties
Coming Here Monday
Celebrated Bathing Girls" To Ap-
pear In Person at Caughren
Theatre

"Sennett's Beauties" that delega-
ton of celebrated Bathing Girls,
who for several years past have held
all movie records for "face and fig
ure," are coming to Sank Centre on
Monday.
The girls will appear in person,
their little act being staged in con-
nection with the Sennett screen COM
edy, Yankee Doodle in Berlin"
And the girls will appear here in
all their glory-plus bathing suit.
The girls have been showing in prac-
tically all of the larger cities of the
country, this being their first tour in
public-all of their attractiveness
having heretofore been confened to
the movies and the four walls of the
studio.
An attractive setting and unusually
beautiful lighting system have been
worked out for them.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
WIN DISTRICT
DEBATE CONTEST
SAUK CENTRE SCHOOL WINS
FROM CROSBY TEAM
FRIDAY
MOP EN- UP In BASnET BALL
SWANVILLE AND ALEXANDRIA
TAKEN INTO CAMP IN DOU-
BILE HEADER

Sank Centre high school students
made clean sweep of all opponents
encountered in the various contests
scheduled here last Friday afternoon
and evening.
In addition to walking away with
all basket ball laurels, the school de-
batting team won from the Crosby
team, the championship in the Sixth
high school district-winning their
decision by the unanimous vote of
the judges.
The subject up for debate was,
Resolved that the Philippines
should be given their independence"
The Sank Centre team representing
the negative side of the question.
The Crosby school handling the
affirmative, was represented by Willis
Kruger, Helen Sernett and Clarence
Humble; Sank Centre debaters were
Mildred DuBeau, Olga Roughton and
Homer Bisel.
The winning of this district cham
pionship places Sank Centre in line
for the state championship which, it
is understood, will be held in Mime
apolis.
The Crosby team defeated Royal
ton in debating the same question OF
January 9th, Crosby representing
the negative side.
Judges of the contest were Joseph
G. Norby, Fergus Falls, Carrie Bar
den, st. Cloud and Theo. -Atne, Nor
ris.
The evenings program opened late
Friday afternoon with a basket ball
game between the Sank Centre girl
teams and the girls of Swanviile, the
local aggregation winning by score
of II to 8. The girls played fast
and interesting game and showed
much Improvement over their condi-
ton in their last game.
In the evening at 7:30 o'clock, the
high school basket ball team met and
defeated the team from Alexandria
by score of 26 to II. This game
was one of the best ever witnessed on
the local floor. Alexandria holds a
record for speed in this section of the
state and they put up a scrappy-
poppy fight, but Old Lady Luck stuck
with Sank Centre and the squad
found the enemy's basket about as
often as they chose
Dr. A. A. Gales, refereed the bas-
ket ball contests and rendered very
satisfactory service.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
SCHOOL Mill TAX
DROPS This YEAR
REPORT OF COUNTY AUDITOR
MADE PUBLIC THIS WEEK
SHOWS BIG CHANGE
STATE TAX ALMOST DOUBLED
SAUK CENTRE SCHOOL TAX
LOWERS WHILE OTHER IN
STITUTIONS SOAR

The mill tax of the Sank Centre
school district has lowered 7.2 mills
below the tax of last year, accord
ing to the report filed this week by
Nicholas Thomey, auditor of this
county.
Mr.. Thomey's report shows the
school tax for the year 1918 to have
been 1876 while that of the year 1919
is fixed at 26.4. This is drop of
IL mills, a situation which is espec-
tally gratifying to the patrons of the
local schools when it is realized that
the efficiency has been maintained
and tax lowered in spite of the in
crease in the tax in other schools in
the state.
The state tax for instance, has al
most doubled itself. The county tax
has increased as well as the city tax.
In full, the report of the county
auditor is as follows.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
Former Sank Centre Ed
ucatOr in Good Work
Takes Pioneer Step in Teaching
Foreign Adults of Bull in Prac-
teal Americanism

Supt. M. D. Aygarn, formerly Of
the Sank Centre public schools, but
now of Bull, with the cooperation
Of the Bull board of education, has
again blazed the trail of the pioneer
in educational circles.
Bull, like all of the Iron Range
towns of the state, has a very large
percentage of foreign born residents,
many of whom are aliens. They live
in colonies and are not overly anxious
to assilimate American customs and
the language of the country.
Mr.. Aygarn has set about to REM
edy this condition by the establish
ment of night schools for adult class
es, and three special teachers have
been employed for the work. His ex-
pertinent will be watched with in
creasing interest all over the coun-
try. In speaking Of the Bull exper-
inent the Duluth Evening Herald re-
Gently said:
"The village of Bull, thanks to the
vision and public spirit OF SupeIlln-
tendent Aygarn and the board OF ed
ucation, has taken a step that had
OugnC 10 UG lIlutdCCu oA q AGA o. 49,
wherever in this country there are
adult aliens-or adult natives Lack,
ing the elementary education needed
to fit them for citizenship.
"The Bull school district has en-
ployed three teachers to devote their
| entire time to teaching adults; not
only in night schools, but in the
homes of those who need this help
and at hours when it is convenient
for the pupils.
s'The need of teaching illiterate
adults surely needs no argument. Ev-
cry illiterate is weak spot in the
fabric of American democracy. EN-
cry illiterate given proper instruction
makes that fabric so much stronger
so much nearer what it ought to be.
Moreover, the road tothe adult
mind is a different road from that to
the child mind and it takes differ
emit and specialized talent to reach
it.
"Buhl has taken step that de-
serves praise-not only that, but
widespread imitation"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
BANKS MAKE
fine SHOWING
STEARNS COUNTY BANKS SHOW
RESOURCES OF NEAR "a
MILLION IN DEC.
SAUk CENTRE BANKS REPORT
LOCAL BANKS MAKE BETTER
SHOWING PER CAPITA
THAN ST. CLOUD

The forty-thre banks in Stearns
county on December 81, 1919, with
resources amounting to $23,9O3,985-
AZ, held on deposit the sum of S21.-
448,772.71, according statement Of
banking conditions published this
week.
OF this amount, Sank Centre banks
with resources amounting to S2,123,-
OO1.9S, held on deposit 81 1928, 564.68,
making better showing per capita
than did the city of st. Cloud with
resources amounting to $9,7S7 1862.
w and deposits totaling $3.50, 59O.-
O5. In fact the report of the banks
OF the county showed Sank Centre to
lead the county per capita.
More than twelve and a quarter
million dollars are on deposit in banks
in three cities in the county. Melrose
banks also made anexceptional show
ing.
Statement of banks in villages tri-
butary to Sank Centre were as fol-
lows:
SAUK CENTRE
Resources Deposits
First Nat S 9O1, 527.2s S 739, SO5.74
NJ. Nat. :. 658,2O2.92 573,O23O3
First State 563,271.73 516.735.91
S: G. Total 1928, OO1.93 s1,s29, 564.6s
MELROSE-
Borgerding State
Bank -. s1,0O5, 4O8.95 93S,175.S3
Security State
Bank -. S56,5OS.49 SO2,2OO.O6
Total So. S1,861, 917.44 LAO, 1853
ALBANY
First State.
Bank 49,. 676,692.O5 643,145.56
Stearns Co. State
Bank -. 437, s2s.O7 4o3,715.95
Total -. s1,114,520.12 s1,0A6,S61.51
BELGRADE
North Am. State
Bank 49,. 534,113.O3. aO7,95a.2s
State Bank
of Belgrade 275,S08.05 245,978.99
Total 49,. SO9,921.O6 753,932.27
BROOTEN-
State Bank of
Brooten ;. s4o,652.la 31s,o2s.9o
Security State
Bank -. so2,24s.Os 2s1 ,151.Os
Farmers State
Bank 80. 159.77O.1t 141,913.O4
Total $3.50. SO2,670.37 41,092.97
Farmers State
Bank 49,. O4,sO4.4l 1s9,552.ss
Greenwald State
Bank -. 33s,73O.71 32o,sss.99
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
Machine Gun Go. Basket
Shooters Eats EN- Alive
Fergus Falls Militia Quint Defeated
in Jug-Handled Score Last
Evening

The bigger they are the harder
they fall.
With a string of IA straight vic
tories, fresh from having soundly
trounced the fast and heavy Fargo
American Legion Basket Ball team
on their own fioor, the lads represent
ing Co. E., 9Th Mimi, Inf, Fergus
Falls came to Sank Centre last eve
ming for a little workout, with the
Machine Gun Co. team Of Sank
Centre as their victims.
And it might be, said in passing
chat the Fergus Falls quint are
some basket ball team;. but there are
others.
Sank Centre folks had begun to be-
lieve that in the Machine Gun organ
ization they had a bunch of basket
shooters capable of holding their own
with the top notchers of the state
and they were anxious to see them
combat with an honest to goodness
team.
With Schroeder and Frank O'Gars
at forward, Charles Allen and Dewey
O'Gara at guard and DR.. A. A.. Gales
at center they were up and at the Wis
itors from the first whistle. Left te
themselves Fergus had bunch Of
nifty basket shooters, but the loca
hounds were continually smotherring
them. Man for man they played
rings around the visitors. Every mar
on the team scAntilated, but perhaps
DR.. Gales had shade the best of last
evening.
The final score as "a to IL, and il
truly represents the difference in the
two teams.
A little later the Sank Centrs
quint will take on some Of the hus.
kies from the Iron Range towns.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
also delayed service on other branch
es of the road.

ROYAL NEIGHBORS INSTALL
The Royal Neighbors met at the
home of Mrs. ]. A. Brown Tuesday
afternoon and installed the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Oracle-Mrs. Effe Robinson
Vice Oracle-Mrs. Marie Allen
Past Oracle-Mrs. Grace Rotert
Recorder-rMrs. Eta Wilcox
Receiver-Mrs. Minnie Mann
Marshal Mrs. Margaret Pangburn
Chancellor-Mrs. Martha Galbraith
Iner-sentinel-Mrs. Della Marshall
Manager-Mrs. Emma Christensen
After the meeting the afternoon
was spent in a social manner and a
very delicious lnnch was served.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
TRUCKS FOR STEARNS

Stearns county may get four addi-
tlonal Government trucks for work on
the roads in the spring. This is the
word that has been received from the
State Capitol by Road Engineed M. J..
Cleveland. Other equipment such as
camping outfits and other essentials
are also available for use by the
counties of the state and this equip
ment will be allotted in the spring.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
North Fork Insurance
Company Has Fine Year
Annual Report Filed With Insurance
Commissioner Shows Every Loss
Paid i'm Full

The annual statement of the North
Fork Farmers Mutual Insurance
company, OF North Fork, Stearns
county, which has been filed with the
insurance commissioner Of Minnesota
shows that the company is as sound
as the rock Of Gibraltar.
During the year there was a net
increase of 20 policy in full, in
creasing the total amount Of lnsur-
ance in force S234,710.
Only one assessment was levied
during the year to pay the losses.
Nineteen losses were settled in full
and at the close of the calendar year
there were no disputed claims or loss
es in the process Of adjustment hang
ing over the company's head.
The North Fork Company was or
ganized March 9, 1905, and started
to write insurance April 8, 1905. In
the beginning only a small territory
was taken but with the increasing
demand for insurance the territory
has been expanded until at the pres
ent time policies are written in
Stearns, Pope, Todd and Kandiyohi
counties.
The company has a cash balance of
Sc, 507.88 at the close of the year,
with other assets of 500, and no
debts of any nature outstanding
There were S52 policies in force, Dec.
81, 1919, carrying insurance to the
amount Of $2,701,8
The North Fork Insurance COM
pakF is model of cooperative in
surance management. The officers
and directors have ever kept the OPP
Grating expense at the lowest possible
minimum in keeping with efficiency.
The policy-holders give every coop
Grafton. The directors If the coni-
pay at the present time are:
C. K. Gill, Sank Centre; J. A. And
erson, Belgrade; J. B. Kjeldahl, Broo-
ten; E. R. Thorstenson, Belgrade; 2.
J. Westegaard, Belgrade; Peder
Paulson, Belgrade; Kittel Halvorson,
Brooten; Jos. Ebensteiner, Brooten;
C. H. Cooper, Westport. The officers
are: President, G. K. Quill, Sank
Centre; vice president, J. A. Ander-
son, Belgrade; secretary, j. B. KEEL
dahl, Brooten; treasurer, c. R. Bruce,
Sank Centre.
The following is a summarized re-
port of the statement filed with In
surance Commissioner Sanborn:
Roco;ptc nurinU Year 1919
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
Home Town Girl" at
the Theatre Tonight
Movie Slated for Tuesday Night to
be Shown For The Senior
Class

Old Man Jinx hung the double
cross on the Senior Class movie show
featuring, Vivian Martin in, "The
Home Town Girl"
The feature was scheduled to ap-
pear here at the Caughren Theatre
Tuesday night, but a delay in the
train service made substitution nee
essary on that evening.
Manager DuBeau of the theatre
has announced that he will show the
picture this Thursday evening fol
the class. No admission fee will be
charged those who attended the per-
Torrance on Tuesday.