The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-01-05
COUNTY NEWS
|ttens from Live Correspondents
Of the Rsrai District
LITTLE SAUK

Prairie Wednesday,.
Mrs. o. F. Eirnstahl visited a
Sank Centre, Friday.
Miss E. R. Juergens visited a
Sank Centre, Thursday.
Miss Emma Schluter is visiting a
The o. p. Stevens home. So
Miss Tarcy Lystad visited friends
at Long Prairie Monday and Tuesday
Of this week. F ~.
Mr. Arthur D. jacobson spent
few days Of last week visiting Al
Fargo, N. Oak. ....---..,v~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller ane
Mrs. VIM, Volkman spent Wednesda'
Mt Grey Eagle. 49,. ..-.r
Mr.. and irs. A. Emblom arrived
here Saturday to spend a short visit
at the l.. C. Averill home. a ..
IN Long Prairie, on MONDAY, Dec. 10
The readers and friends give the
young couple the best wishes.
Miss Hazel Barker, of Minot, N. D..
arrived here Monday of last week
to visit at the E. E. Alger home.
- Mr.. and MIS-. Huey Lee, OF Hib.
hing, Minnesota, arrived here last
week to visit at the M. A. Lee home
Miss Ruth Thompson returned to
her home here from Duluth Monday
TO spend the holidays with her folks
Mrs. Nels Holmberg arrived here
Thursday to attend. the funeral OF
her brother, Mr.. Gilbert Hendrickson
Miss Ruth Hall returned from Long
Prairie Thursday after spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Edmond
Harmon. .-a. ID: .-r.
Miss Esther Thompson, who has
been teaching at Loman, is spending
her vacation with her folks, Of this
village. .-s
Mr.. Eugene Swenson returned to
Little Sank Tuesday, after spending
a few months visiting with his folks
at Starbuck. - .@.
Miss Amelia Shader arrived here
Wednesday to spend q few days WIS.,
Hing at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Gibson. Il -
Another young couple stole a
march on the young men Of our COM
munity, when Miss Mary Holmberg
and Mr.. Frank Oukrop were married
Mr.. Oscar Johnson left for Burt
trum Saturday to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Johnson. ....-
The Little Sank Feed company will
have a car of feed here on Tuesday
containing bran. shorts, and Gold
Medal Flour
Miss Dora Emblom, who has been
teaching school at Rathsay, arrived
home for a visit with her folks for
the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Chas. Kooze and son and
daughter, Byron and Martha, and
Miss Alva Maynard, of Long Prairie.
visited at the o. F. Firnstahl home
Sunday.
A beautiful wedding was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holmuuist, Of Clarissa, on Tuesday,
December 9th, at noon, when Leon
ard Elan of Little Sank, and Ethel
Holmquist of Clarrisa, were united in
marriage by Rev. Rossman OF Eagle
Bend.
The bride wore a BEAUTIFUL white
gown, and was attended by Miss Nora
Elan and Miss Esther Holmquist, as
bridesmaid, and the bridegroom was
attended by Mr.. Ernest Holmquist,
and Mr.. Clarence Elan. Little Irene
Holmquist was flower girl and little
Marvin Holmquist, ring bearer.
Among the guests present were: MI.
Peter Holmquist. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Elan and family, and Mr.. VIM.
Holtberg of Little Sank, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Jensen and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gustafson
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Holmquist and family of Clarissa.
Both young people are well known to
the T6ducIS VI IiiiS pdpSi Civ eAA~y
have the best wishes Of many friends
for a long and happy married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elan, will make their
home on the farm located one mile
south of Little Sank.
Gilbert Hendrikson, an old time
pioneer Of Little Sank passed away
Tuesday morning, Dec. n, at Little
Sank.
Mr.. Hendrickson was born in Hone
fos, Norway on Dec. Is, 1869, and
In 1897, was married to Lena Paul
SON, and one son was born to them.
In 1891 they came to Little Sank to
reside, where they have made their
home ever since. In 1900, Mrs {
Hendrickson passed away, and in
1901, Mr.. Hendrickson was married
to Hannah Christianson, and there
were ten children born to them. Mr..
Hendrickson was an invalid for the
~ac+ 6ffoor, wears and was So wears