The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-03-31
Around the Town

The public and parochial schools of
the city resumed their school work
Tuesday morning after having been
&osed the past week for the usual
Easter vacation period.
Mrs.. VIM. E. Hansen will return to-
her home at Ortley, S. D., the latter
part of the week after months visit
il this city at. the home of her par
eats, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huber.
DR.. H. L Lamb returned to Sank
Centre Monday evening after having
spent week in Minneapolis attend
ing a reunion of Scottish Rite Mas
ems, Valley of Minneapolis last week,
eliminating with an Easter break
Fast at the Scottish Rite cathedral
Sunday morning.
J. A. Schoenhoff received the fol-
lowing notice from the Postmaster
General this week: EFFECTIVE at once,
parcel post packages containing &C
septable meats, meat articles, lard,
grease and pastes will be admitted
into Germany up to the weight limit
of IL pounds, when packed" q
Announcements were received in
Sank Centre Wednesday of the birth
of Ivan Howard johnson at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Manfert A. johnson
at Rochester. The little fellow has
a weight of 71a pounds. Mr.. john
son was employed at the First Ma
tional Bank about two years ago.
j. E. Bonner, city engineer, is en-
pertaining al attractive offer from
the city engineering. department OF
Los Angeles, Cal. That city is anxious
to secure the services of Mr.. Bonner,
and have offered him a large salary
and expenses to accept their PROPOSE
tion. Mr.. Bonner is considering the
offer of the California city.
Word was received by Sank Centre
relatives Wednesday stating that
Mrs. George Brown, who is seriously
ill at her home in Havre, Mont, is
slowly gaining. Her mother, Mrs.
Stephen Kinsella, ST., and sister,
Mrs. Frank Reilly, who left Sank
Centre last week to be with her, have
not been able to see her.
Word was received in Sank Centre
Monday of the death of Mrs. George
Towlerton, petra Stuart) at Sebeka
Saturday evening, March 10Th. Death
was caused by cancer. The deceased
was well known in Sank Centre and
is the sister of Mrs. E. G. Rich OF
Willard. Funeral services were held
at Willard and interment made in
the village cemetery.
Mrs. Albert Dahlem, ST., received
a message from Los Angeles, CAL,
this week, announcing the death OF
her brother, August Rien on Monday,
March 81. Mr. Rien is very well
known in Sank Centre having con-
Quoted the implement business here
for several years. The Rien's left
Sank Centre about Is years ago. He
was city treasurer for a number of
years and member of the Odd Fell
lows lodge.
Kristensen Brothers, proprietors Of
the Third street creamery, announce
that beginning April 1st, they will
inaugurate a milk route in the city
of Sank Centre. The new concern
will deliver pastuerized milk; cream,
testing 25f per cent and special cream
for whipping purposes, testing 35
per cent; butter and butter milk. The
wagon and delivery will be in charge
of Lloyd Preston. The Kristensen
Brothers maintain that pastuerized
milk will keep longer than fresh
milk.
Rev. John Fearon of Sank Centre
gave an interesting talk on .The Isle
of Destiny at st. Patrick's Day
program given by the Woman's Guild
at the X. c., hall. He reviewed the
history of Ireland and told of the
cause which its people are now cham
pioning, that of home rule. Other
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