The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-16

SAUK CENTRE
at the St. Johns hospital. Mr.. Lloyd
will remain with her until she is out
of danger. At this writing she is
doing as well as can be expected.
A number of young folks of this
vicinity attended the party which
was given at Fuller's Sunday even
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J. B. Schmitz was business call
:, in Sank Centre Wednesday.
George Grams was a business call
Il. in Sank Centre last Wednesday.
Misses Josephine and Lena
,chmitz and Grace Orth visited the
Carl Pauley home Monday evening.
Several of the young folks of the
entity attended the dance at the
lathe home Friday evening.
William Rowland of Burtrum
lent Friday evening with Mr.. and
irs. William Grams and son George.
lir. and Mrs. Albert Gamradt ana
,i.iiiy and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gam
adt and family visited the Frank
ank home Monday evening.
Because of the bad roads in this
cinity many of the Cedar Lake
folks were compelled to remain a.
acme last Sunday.
Austin-lrwln Pettirt post. Veterans
<of Foreign Wars, has been formed
here with a membership of more than
25.
Virginia-The Virginia-Rainy Lake
company will open their mill here in
about two weeks, giving employment
to 800 men.
Florence Vadheim, postmas.
ter and hardware merchant here, is
dead, following an operation. He was
A years old.
Ruthton - The Bemish hardware
store, two story structure, was de-
stroyed by fire, with an estimated loss
of about $4,000.
Kenyon-Andrew Finstuen, attor-
ney and publisher, was elected presi-
dent of the Kenyon commercial club
at its annual meeting here
Olivia-The contract for the erec-
ton of new high school building in
Olivia has been let. The main con-
struction job will cost $4,000
Triumph-The Commercial State
bank of Triumph, which has been clos
ed since Jan. Is on account of deple-
ton of reserve, will reopen under re-
organization.
Ivanhoe-Leo Sterzinger. 16 year old
son of farmer living one mile from
here, was shot and seriously wounded
by chicken thieves who visited his
fathers henhouse.
Spring Valley-Mrs Herbert Wal
lace, aged 30, died in a hospital of
pneumonia. Two weeks ago she was
carried out Of her burning home and
placed in hospital.
Virginia-W. M. Empie was elected
mayor in this village over 8. s. Dahl,
by majority Of 500 votes. William
Bremen defeated J. w. Trimble for
treasurer by majority of $780,
Warren-At meeting here bust
nessmen pledged $4,000 toward the
building of potato warehouse, which
is to- be built by potato buyer from
Ulen. The completed plant will cost
about $4,000
Ivanhoe-John Leitz, aged so, al
resident of this section of the state
for many years, dropped dead from
apoplexy as he stepped from his auto
mobile on returning to his home after
trip to town.
Minneota-Because the village coun-
Gil thought that places where public
card playing was permitted were be-
coming too numerous, an order has
been issued prohibiting all card play
ing in public places.
Lake Wilson-The record for grain
shipments from here was broken in
January, total of n cars of grain
being shipped from this point. Nearly
all of the grain shipped was corn. Not
a car of barley was shipped
Minneapolis-Ten automobile BAN
dts, all masked and each carrying two
guns. held ur Ye Taverne, road house
on Superior boulevard, lined rs guests
against the wall and robbed them of at
least $4,000 in jewelry and cash.
st. Paul-Children will be admitted
free to. the Minnesota State fair, Sat
urday, September 2, the opening day,
as well as on Labor day, September 4,
as result Of action by the Fair board
at its monthly meeting yesterday.
Thief River Falls - The board of
county commissioners have sold $780,
900 worth of ditch bonds, the price
being 5h per cent The money will
be used in the construction of ditch
in Silverton and North townships.