The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-05-12
MIR. ZIMMERMAN
IS Splendid HOST
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN ARE EN-
TERTAINED AT FAIRY
LAKE RESORT
WILL BOOST FOR The project
BETTER HIGHWAYS MAKE THE
FUTURE OF SAUK CENTRE
LAKE BRIGHT

For the purpose of bringing him
self and his resort into closer con-
tact with the business men and in
terests of the city of Sank Centre,
William Zimmerman, proprietor of
the Fairy Lake Resort, entertained
about sixty gentlemen at banquet
at the Resort Monday evening.
The affair was very nicely arrang-
ed, and the banquet served far ex-
ceeded the expectations of the guests
whom the host had invited to "a light
luncheon"
Hands Orchestra was present, and
furnished music during the service.
At the smoker which followed, Mr..
Zimmerman took occasion to place
his plans for the new season at the
Resort before his guests. He said
that he asked them to come toge-
Their that he might have an opportun-
ity to lay before them questions of
Importance to the proper conduction
of his resort, to gather suggestions
and to ask for their cooperation.
Mr.. Zimmerman went somewhat
into detail in explaining his attitude
towards Sank Centre, and his am
bition to make his resort a growing
asset to Sank Centre and vicinity and
a clean place to enjoy good time.
The resort will open it's new sea-
son on Sunday, May 18th, and in
view of this schedule, the proprietor
suggested and urged new and more
close connection between the city and
his place.
In response to Mr.. Zimmerman,
William Parker, president of the
Commercial Club, took the floor. Mr..
Parker expressed the appreciation of
the Club in the active interest that
the host had taken in Sank Centre,
and .pledged the continuance of CO.
operation upon the part of the Com
mercial Club with Fairy Lake Resort.
Other speakers took up the subject
of highways and the Importance of
directing tourists through Sank Cen
tire and to Fairy Lake.
L. w. Gingery, who has just re-
turned to Sank Centre from west
ern tour, took occasion to PROFOUND
the advantages of Fairy Lake and
the community of Sank Centre as a
summer resort, and he cited recent
trips through northern Minnesota
and the difficulty to be met with in
that locality in the securing OF ac-
cancellations for the summer months.
Mr.. Zimmerman has recently issued
a pamphlet in which he aims to set
forth the many offerings of Sank
Centre and vicinity to the summer
visitor and this pamphlet was dis
tributed among the guests.
Every business man present
spoke during the evening and each
declared himself heartily in favor OF
extending all aid possible to Mr..
Zimmerman, many of them stating
that they felt something o person
al pride in the accomplishments OF
Fairy Lake Resort.
The Sank Centre Band was pres
emit. also, and intersperced the talks
by the business men with very ENJOY
able music during the smoker.
$50
The management of the Resort
has arranged a pleasing and appro-
pirate program for the opening day.
among other attractions being a ball
game between teams representing
Swanyille and Glenwood.
There will be music and entertain
ment all through the day and eve
ming. but no dancing on Sunday.
Mr.. Zimmerman has made numef-
ous improvements to his handsome
pavilion and about the grounds. AN
addition has been built to the dining
room and the residence has been re-
modelled.
Unfortunately, the heavy ice OF
the winter wrecked the diving board
at the resort, but this will be re-
constructed before the new bathing
season begins. -.
II is not the intention of Mr.. Zlm-
norman to build any> new cottages
this season. Those which he has have
been reserved for practically all this
season. but next year he intends to
add a number of new cottages to his
place.
Speaking in behalf of the Golf Club
Mr.. Parker invited Mr.. Zimmerman
to use the Sank Centre Country Club
Golf Course and direct his guests to
it during the season.
PAYNESyILLE BOY KILLED
Lloyd Gunner, aged %, OF Paynes-
Ell. ,;,o, aJoctrocuted while working