The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-08


Builders Exchange Stricken,
! Chairman; Jos. Heraly, Carl Eckberg,
Otto Hedin, Alfred Anderson, George
Steiner, H. MCGEE.
Membership = Ben Schoenhoff
Chairman; George Berggreen, C. E
! Bohall, Henry Rydholm, G. H. Van
desteeg.
Ways and Means-P. B. Hanson,
Chairman; ]. F. Cooper, v. G. Wedge,
A. F. Strebel, DR.. Moynihan, D. B
Caughren, John Boutell.
Meetings and Banquets- J. A
Dubois, Chairman; Ed. Hanson, Chas.
Harrison, Sig. Holms, Father Fearon
Mr.. Lucas, Jos. Kusba.
Entertainment-Dr. A. l.. Blk
Chairman; C.. ]. Anderson, j.. W.
Ward, Fay Cooper, Charles Miller
Finance and Audit-B. F. Dubois.
Chairman; F. w. Sprague, A. F. Sire
bel.
Young Fellow Division Roy Scott,
Chairman.
1t is planned to raise the necessary
fund to carry on the project by the
selling of six per cent Accumulation
Certlficates of Indebtedness in blocks
OF not less than five shares each at
So per share.
| AT the last evenings meeting of
the City Council, President Moore was
able to present to the Council, 40
! signed certificates for amounts of
$500 each. Several of the commit
tees in charge had not yet reported
and it is expected that the necessary
membership to guarantee the success
OF the movement will be received with
out difficulty as only small proper
ton of the citizens have been solicited.
One of the advantages of the new
Community Club room will be provid
ing place for holding of, church
dinners, as the new building will be
equipped with complete kitchen an
dining room. For number of years
/ these dinners have been held in the
Masonic Temple, The: Masonic Build
ing Association will welcome this
change as they would prefer not to
let their building for public purposes
and have only been doing it in the
past to accommodate the public.
The work of the organization of the
new club will be pushed vigorously.
and it is expected that at the meeting
ct the Club on Monday evening all Of
the committees will have reported or,
the names assigned them.
o.
Besides the business of the meeting
on Monday evening, an important fea-
i ture of this gathering will be the ad-
dress of District Superintendent L an
dis of the Great Northern Railway.
Mr.. Lands is not an orator but he
makes a mighty interesting heart to
heart talk in which he gives the pub
lie much needed information on the
condition of the railroads and what
they aim to do. The American rail-
roads have wisely adopted the plan
/ that the best results can be obtaineC
by taking the public into their cor
fidence.
/ It is to be hoped that the meetino
on Monday will attract an audience
/ that will completely Fill the CONNER
cial Club rooms. Every citizen of
Sank Centre, whether business man
professional man, or priv ate citizen
should be sufficiently interested in the
maintaining of community Civic
organization to get back of the plan
provided by President William Moore
1t is about time that Sank Centre
should take the place in the Sun 1o
which she is entitled.
! The Herald would suggest that
when the committee to which you
have been assigned, calls on you to
solicit your support of the plan. you
will be in a receptive condition to get
in and work shoulder to shoulder with
the rest. The men are devoting theii
time to the movement because they
are completely sold OH President
Morre's plans and are interested in
the development of the City and COM
munity.
BARN MOVED
After a number of delays and diff