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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-07-10

to remove the stigma from the FAM
lily name. Jim Ferguson is not pre-
vented from campaigning for his wife
nor is he without strong following
so that there seems some chance for
the lady, her candidacy having been
approved by the executive committee
of the Democratic party.
Engines Named for Pilots
AS method of honoring their re-
firing engineers, the Long Island
railroad is naming their engines, rath-
er than numbering, as customary tor
the past fifty years. AS the locomo-
tives emerge from the paint shop they
are re-christened with their drivers
names in gilt letters along the cab
and tenders.
Georgia Librarian Honored
AT the recent library association
converting in Saratoga, N. Y, the
principal of the Atlanta library school
Miss Susie Lee Crumley was elected
president Of the American Library
schools for the coming year. There
are fifteen accredited library schools
in the United States.
49,
Girl Pages Serve
Something quite new in a Georgia
assembly is the appointing OF two
girl pages in the House of Represen-
tatives. It is a sign of the times, that
is all.
Study Journalism
Nine students in the school
of journalism at the On1ver-
sity of Missouri will take a prac-
teal course in staff correspondence by
taking a 5000 mile jaunt thru tour
mid-western states. They will require
weeks to make the trip, which will
be by boat, automobile and train. They
will write of cities, government pro-
iects. national perks, state capitals,
colleges and innumerable things they
see of interest.
Author of Song Honored
The song, "Silent Night, Holy
Night" is of Austrian origin and is
lust 100 years old. Quite recently, in
the little Austrian village of Abern-
dorf a movement was started to
honor the author, former chaplain
of the parish, Rev. DR.. Mohr, who
wrote the words and Master Gruber
of the local school, who wrote the
music bv a monument that shall be
unveiled on Christmas Day.
Lucky Youngsters of the Future
No less august body than the Ma
tional Educational association in re-
cent session in Washington, d. e.,
has endorsed an action recommended
Dy committee on arithmetic re-or-
panization to cut from the course OF
public schools arithmetic, twenty-one
processes termed useless and the very
ones that have distracted and torment
ed little childhood thru all time. All
those long and confusing problems IN
fractions, denominate numbers, cuDe
root. messuration, exchange, partial
payments. annual interest, etc., mas
be omitted from The text books in fu-
ture. Parents will rejoice with the
children when that day comes.
Work for the Idle
The employment bureau OF the y.
6. department of labor reports need
of $4,000 harvest hands i'll the wheat
lelds of Texas, Oklahoma and soon
The harvest has begun in some parts
of Texas.
Help for the Needy
The unprecedented duration of the
Democratic national convention in
New York and the depletion of the
funds carried by the delegates has
caused some consideration to be given
by the National and State committees
for extending financial aid. The At
: her
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-07-10
Work for the Idle

The employment bureau OF the U.
S. department of labor reports a need
of $4,000 harvest hands i'll the wheat
lelds of Texas, Oklahoma and SOON
The harvest has begun in some parts
Of Texas
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-07-10
The Radiurn Clock
Outdoor Checkers

Outdoor Checkers
The public parks of Salt Lake City,
Utah, afford checker players their
favorite game on concrete surfaces
twelve feet across and with alternate
squares of black and white, the check
ers being cement blocks that are NOV
ed with hooks.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-07-10
Georgia Librarian Honored

AT the recent library association
converting in Saratoga, N. Y, the
principal of the Atlanta library school
Miss Susie Lee Crumley was elected
president of the American Library
schools for the coming year. There
are fifteen accredited library schools
in the United States.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-07-10
Girl Pages Serve

CIII FdSCS 0S1vO
Something quite new in Georgia
assembly is the appointing OF two
girl pages in the House of Represen-
tatives. 1t is a sign of the times, that
is all.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-07-10

Here's one original thought. John
Gromardie, citizen of New York,
writes to the Franklin Park Zoo in
Boston, saying he'd like to be >exhi-
bited in the monkey house, with the
other primates, ito show the public
how much man resembles the ape, in
accordance with the Darwinian the
ory."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

az elmnlt vasarnap Mahoning-
Niles futbalmerk6zes. "A palya
tejesen atazott, ugyhogy jateko-
sok minden lefutasa lehetetlenne
Walt. Allandoan elcsusztak sza
ladas k0zben mem voltak kepe-
SEX megallitani a labdat; ICY te-
hat a vasarnapi merkozes inkabb
egy kabare merkozesnek illett be.
A merk6zes a Mahoningiak java
ra d6lt, de csak ngy, hogy bir6
ket igazsagtalan 11-est itelt me-
Xix. A bir6 maskiilonben is feltii-
no partoskodassal biraskodott a
Mahoning csapat javara.
Dacara az esos es csuszos idG-
nek, nilesiek klasszikus jateka
feliilmulta az ellencsapat vad ts
er6szakos jatekat, ugyhogy a !iG,
zonseg nilesickt6l a legszebn ia
tekot elvezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
BUCsUESTELY.
eln0k.

Multi vasarnap bucsuZtatta mem
csak az Iparos Egyesiilet, hanem
a cantoni magyarsag, valamint vi
dekick nagyszamu serege, ma
gyarsag k0zkedvelt Kerekes ba-
csiiat, aki huseges hitvestarsaval
september 30-an nekivagott
Macy utnak; hogy meglatogassa az
6hazat. A kedves par - lehet,
hogy vissza Sc ter k0zenk, hanem
az 6hazaban marad.
Kerekes bacsiban S felesegeben
egyik ertekes tagjat veszti ell a
magyarsag, mind ketten Oft vol
TAX minden magyar megmozdulas-
nal, tehetsegiik szerint segitettek
minden nemes magyar iigyet. Ala
pit6i lelkes tagjai voltak az Ipa-
ras Egyesiiletnek. Kerekes bacsi az
Egyesiilet haznagyi tisztseget toll
totte be kezdett6l fogva legna-
gyobb lelkiismeretesseggel. Tavo-
zasukkal erzekeny veszteseg eri
magyarsagot.
Kerekesnet varosunkban is So
kan ismertek Szerettek, innen
keriilt el Cantonba. WOlkan j. Jo-
zsef edesanyjat engedi ell benne a
tengereken tulra.
Hosszu utjukon kiserjek a mi
legiobb kivanataink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
SPORT
Rovatvezet6: MARoS GABOR
LIG A M E r K b z ( S
NIL E S B E N.
A Liga sorsolasa folytan Kos.
suth csapat Niles, O.-ban merk6-
xix a Nilesi Football Club ellen.

Szenzacios futbalmerk6zes lesz
most vasarnap Niles, O.-ban. a
Kossuth csapat vendegszerepel
Niles, O.-ban a Nilesi Football
Club ellen liga merk6zes kerete-
ben.
Az elmult vasarnapi Mahoning-
Niles merkozesen lattuk a nilesiek
gyonyoriien kidomborod6 0sszia-
tekat, mely szinte meglepetes-
szeriien hatott nez0k0zonsegre
csak a bir6 feltiin6 partoskoda-
san mulott, hogy a durvan es er6-
szakosan jatszo Mahoningiak k6t
lies reven gyozelemhez jutottak.
Randuljunk le tehat Niles, o.
ba, lehetoleg minel t0bben, hogy
szemtanui lehessiink ennek a min
den koriilmenyek kozott sep Is
fair Observation-Disclosures.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
FELH1vAs.

Az Iparos Egyesiilet tagjait fel-
kerem, hogy okt6ber sen tartan
do gyiilesiinkon jelenjen meg min
denki, ugy ferfi, mint a moi Ia
gok. Fontos dolgok varnak elm
tezesre, a gyiiles alkalmaval cit
iiik meg harmadik negyedtvi
szamadaSnnkat is.
Wolkan JOSEF,
eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
CANTONI HIREK


Mar multban megeml6keztiink
arr6l, hogy a cantoni Iparos Egy-
let az aradi vertanuk emleket egy
estely kereteben fogja megiinne-
pelni. Az emlekiinnep oktober f.
en- ,szombaton fog lezajlani az egy.
let helyisegeben. A szavalatokon
xviii szinre keriil ez alkalommal
"Nagy id6k tanuja' cimii da-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
AMERIKAI MAeYAR HfkLAP'

rab is. Szerepl5i lesznek: Greg
honved - Wolkan .Jozsef, kis fin
- Kopp Laci, orosz = Monos Las7
10 stb., stb. Rendezo - Soos J.
Szindarab utan tame lesz ejfelig.
Belepti dij mines. Etelekr6l ita-
lokrol gondoskodva lesz. Keriuk
ozuton is ugy a helyi, mint a videki
magyarsagot - j5jjenek el ERE
az estelyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

geiben. Muzsikalni angol Or
chestra fog.
oKToBER II, szoMBAT
A farrell magyar reformatus
egyhaz Sziireti Mr,latsaga.
oKToBER 1s, HETF0
A Scent Imre Egylet Sziireti
mulatsaga East Youngstown
ban, a Grow Hallban.
oKToBER 10, vAsARNAP
A Rcformatus Ifjusagi K6r
Miiscros- -estelye a templom
alatti helyisegben.
OKT0BER 20, HETF0
A reformatus egyhaz nagysza-
basu Tancmulatsaga a Moose
Temple termeiben.
OKT0BER 27, HETFO
A katholikus Ifjusagi K0r
nagyszabasu Maszkabalja a
Moose Temple termeben.
oKT0BER 81, PENTEK.
A Kossnth K0r nagyszabasu
Halloween maszka balja a
K0r termeiben.
oKToBER 81, PENTEK
A Reformatus Ifjusagi K0r
Halloween Maszka- -bAja a
Moose Temple 0sszes termei-
ben. Brenkacs Janos clevelan-
di bandaja muzsikal.
DECEMBER z, VASARNAP
A newyOrkl Magyar SZln-
pad vendegjateka a Kossuth
Korben, szinre keriil: a MA
tyas Kiraly'' cimii enekes
es tancos operett.
DEC Is. CStJTORTOK
A SIT. Istvan Egylet Kara
csonyi pasztorjateka Kos
suth K0r termeiben.
DECEMBER &c, PENTEK
A SIT. Istvan Egylet nagy
Karacsonyi Tancmulatsaga a
Kossuth K0rben.
DECEMBER 26, PENTEK
A reformatus egyhaz Macy
szabasu Karacsonyi Bazarja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

falara. A basement rendbehozasa
koriil pedig az egyhaz buzg6 tag
jai faradoznak igyekeznek azon,
hogy ugy az okt6ber sen rende-
zend6 emlakiinnepelyre, mint a
beiktatasra es bankettre legna-
gyobb rendben legyen minden.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
Kcssuth--Svedek -?

Az elmult vasarnap kellett vol
ma jatszani a Kossuth csapatnak a
svedek ellen - sajnOs azonban a
svedek oily rosszul allnak, hoey
kenytclenek voltak cmberhiany
miatt a merk6zest a magyar csa-
pat javara lemondani. Ezekutan
a merkozeS ell is maradt.
n steeltoni palyan, tekintve,
hogy a svedek lemondtak mer-
k6zest, a Kossuth csapat tartott
baratsagos merk6zest els6 es ma
sodik csapatbeli emberekbol kiva-
logatva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
niles
A REF. EGYHAZ HIREI.

Oktober 6 megiinneplese. -
Nagyban kesziil6dik az egesz nj
lesi magyarsag, hogy reszt vegyen
az Ifjusagi Kor altal rendezend6
emlekiinnepelyen, mely oktober D.
en- este 7 6rakor lesz megtartva
a South Side-i templom basement
jeben. A vezet6seg ertekes es el-
vezetes miisorr6l gondoskodott.
Tizenharom szambol all6 program
ban fognak valtakozni az alkalmi
beszedek, enek es zeneszamok, sza-
valatok. Az egyik DALAI kapcsolat
ban egy el6kep is fogja gy0ny0r-
k0dtetni k0z0nseget. Lazasan
folynak a probak, hogy egyetlen
szerepl6 Sc maradjon alul a ko-
z0nseg varakozasan.
K0zvacsora. - A gyIlekezet
asszonyai pedig a lelkeszbeikta-
tas alkalmaval rendezendo koZva-
csoran akarnak kitenni magukert.
Olyan izletes es valtozatos etellel
akarnak kedveskedni a megjele-
no vendegeknek, amilyent meg
mem ettek Niles-on, a banketten
keszitett es elfogyasztott etelek
utan, legalabb egy hetig, mem fog
izleni megszokott mindennapi
! koszt.
Legyen is oft mindenki azon az
okt6ber lien rendezend6 k0zva
csoran, hogy szemelyes meggy3 =
dest szerezhessen az lit elore meg.
j6solt dolgok val6disagar6l &
nilesi asszonyok szakacsnoi mi:
veszeter0l.
A templom reparalasa szeper
halad el6re. Mar csak egy kis j
id6re varunk a fest6 a masodili
coatot is raadja templom kiilsi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
L.ogika.

He tie Gyurka, mi less mar
veled, harom napja itten setifials,
AIS apad meg anyad mindenfele
keres, mirt mem miss te hasa !?
Megver AIS apam, inert es-
setertem 4 hedegimet!
Hat mondjad AIS apadnak,
ne verjen meg, inert man kikap-
tai AIS anyadtul
Mem lehet AIS, inert akkor
azs anyam engemct, AIS anyamat
meg azs apam veri meg
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14
Contractors Start Work Paw
ing Famous "Main Street.
Large Steam Shovel Began Opera
ton Monday Morning-Contract
for Melrose Paving Let

The Welsh Construction Company,
Minneapolis, who have the contract
for paving six blocks in Sauk Cen
tire, started a steam shovel Monday
morning on Main street, just north
of the Great Northern underground
crossing, and at the rate the work is
progressing the excavation in the en-
tire six blocks will be completed in
ten days or two weeks. These
streets will be opened to the public
for travel until the concrete is laid.
At meeting of the Council Mon
day evening it was decided to do
away with the proposed boulevard in
the block commencing at the corner
of Thomas Sullivan's residence and
south to the underground crossing.
The council felt that this removed an
element of danger and would make
it much more convenient for traffic.
Herald readers will be interested
in knowing that the Melrose City
Council have awarded the contract
for the paving in that city. j. E.
Bonner of Sauk Centre is the engi-
neer employed by Melrose to super
vize this work. His estimate on con-
crete paving was $3.1O per square
yard, lac per yard less than the bid
received. Ostrand & Hallet of Cros-
by who have the contract for the
highway paving were also awarded
the contract for the Melrose job
which will be one course concrete
paving, at a cost of $16,323.32.
When this paving is completed it
will make an entirely new route out
of Melrose on Highway No. 3. The
paving in Melrose will follow River
side drive and the Great Northern
tracks will be crossed by an overhead
bridge about half way between Sauk
Centre and Melrose and the, route
will meet up with present Highway
No. at the Walker and ellison cor
ner three miles east of Sauk Centre
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14
Alex Benson Wins Silver
Loving Cup at Graceville
Sauk Centre Man Cops Big Prize
At Graceville Shoot, Defeating
Champions of Two States

It's absolutely impossible to keep
Sauk Centre folks from winning
honors in any line of endeavor.
Sunday Alex Benson accompanied
Will Benson and Miss Mildred Rath
to Graceville where the former par
ticipated in the annual tournament of
the Graceville Gun Club. There
were between 35 to 40 participating,
among them being Gus Evander of
Wheaton, champion double shot of
Minnesota, and Jerry Wilson cham
pion double shot of South Dakota.
During the past year Alex Benson
had shot at IS clay pigeons prior to
his going to Graceville. In the first
two single events he did not do so
well but in the other singles his old
eye had the range and he was one
of the big money winners.
The big event of the day was the
double in which Mr.. Benson had
Evander, Wilson and other crack
shots as competitors. In this event
each man shot at ten pairs of birds
and Mr.. Benson scored 10 out of
possible 20, missing his 18th bird.
Mr.. Evander secured II out of 20 and
was second. Many men can shoot
single birds with considerable regu-
larity but very small percentage
get very far with the doubles. It
has been long time at least since
the record made by Mr.. Benson in
the doubles at Graceville Sunday,
has been equalled at club shoot in
Minnesota. He received tidy sum
for winning first prize in this event
aand also silver loving cup offered
by one of the banks at Graceville.
While Mr.. Benson is very modest
about his ability as a marksman his
friends in this city have every con-
fidence that he will make a splendid
showing in any shooting tournament
he enters.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14
Indications Point to Verv
Successful County Fair
August]25th, 18th, 27th

The Alfalfa Club, exhibit in the Ag-
ricultural building will also be very
educational. All in all, this year's
Agricultural building should be the
most interesting for many years.
Superintendent of Speed, S. P.
Hansen, Sr., states that there are
many Inquiries coming in and indica-
tions point to large field of horses
in each of the racing events Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoon.
Tuesday was designated as Albany
Day at the request of the Community
Club of that village who sent a per-
sonal delegation to Sauk Centre to
secure this designation. This town
has club organization of business
men and farmers of nearly 200 and
plans are being made to close Albany
so that all can attend the Stearns
County fair on Albany Day. The Sc
lection of Tuesday as, Albany Day
does not mean that the officers of
the fair desire to take a slap at the
other towns to the east and it is
hoped that the people of Melrose,
Freeport, and other towns will join
with Albany on Tuesday, and Broot-
en- and Belgrade on Wednesday =
the latter being Brooten-Belgrade
Day-to make the 1924 Stearns
County Fair the best ever held from
every angle.
The purpose of the County Fair
is not primarily to amuse people but
to show to the world, the resources
and development of the particular
section in which the county fair is
held. Just because the Stearns
County Fair is held at Sauk Centre
it does not mean that it is a Sauk
Centre institution, but it is entitled
to and must have the cooperation
and support of all citizens of this
section of Minnesota to make it the
success that it's Importance warrants.
Nearly every home and on every
farm can be found something of un-
usual interest or beauty that will
tend to make the fair a bigger and
better one if the people will place
their articles, grain, vegetables,
fruit, poultry or livestock on exhibi-
ton.
Tuesdays, ball game will be be-
between Little Sauk and Browerville
and Wednesday Brooten and Bel
grade will battle for supremacy.
The free acts have been selected
with considerable care. An endeavor
has been made to secure acts of a
different type than have heretofore
appeared at previous county fairs.
They will be clean, wholesome, and
amusing.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14
No Trace Of Bandits Who
Wrecked Willard State Bank
A Checking Up Places the Loss At
About $1,000; $4,000 In Cur
rency and Silver

The Herald was in communication
with Willard this Thursday morning
and ascertained that Sheriff Henry
Ness of Pope county had not been
able to get any clues which indicate
who the bandits were that wrecked
the Willard State Bank early Thurs
day morning last week.
Last weeks Herald placed the loss
of negotiable bonds and cash at
$4,000, this amount being given by
Cashier Hanson. A complete check
ing up indicates, however, that the
bonds secured, amounted to about
$4,000 and the currency and silver
about $4,000. The adjusters for the
Minnesota Bankers Association have
visited Willard and checked up the
loss and workmen are now repairing
the damage to the building.
Early Wednesday morning of this
week bandits burned their way into
the Almora State Bank and escaped
with approximately $1,000 in cash
and a small amount of registered
bonds, according to H. E. Ecker,
cashier Of the institution. No one
in the village saw or heard the band
its at work. They cut all telephone
and telegraph wires out of the vii
lage and then gained entrance to the
bank by breaking in rear door.
With an acetylene torch they
burned hole nearly foot in dia-
meter in the outer vault door to get
at the bolt. A similar hole was
burned through the inner vault door.
The torch was then applied to the
heavy door of the money safe which
was nearly melted away to gain ac-
cess to the cash. Automobile tracks
outside the bank building indicated
the bandit car drove west out of town
toward the main highway between
Fergus Falls and Alexandria.
Almora is an inland town in Otter
tail county of about $50 people. The
bank was capitalized at $4,000 and
has a surplus $4,000. The last
statement showed the deposits to be
about $4,000.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14
TO ATTEND DAIRY SHOW

The Northwestern Dairy Show
held in conjunction with the Mime
sofa State Fair at Homline the first
week in September, will do much in
creating interest in dairy develop
ment and the breeding of better live
stock by the farmers of the North
west. A few weeks ago a committee
consisting of j. B. Schoenhoff, Axel
Mejerton and M. A. Nye were ap-
pointed to provide transportation for
the farmers residing in territory ad-
jacent to Sauk Centre who desire to
attend the State Fair and Dairy
Show sometime during the fair week,
the exact date to be designated later.
Any farmer in this section who de-
sires to make this trip will aid ma
terially in simplifying matters if
he will list his name with either of
the three gentlemen on the committee
as soon as he has definitely decided
to make the trip.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14

President j. B. Schoenhoff, Mana
ger Ben Dubois, Secretary Schwarz-
bauer and Treasurer Fred A. Fisher,
are very busy completing the details
for the forthcoming Stearns County
Fair to be held at Sauk Centre Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug.
25-26-27.
In order to not take the farmers
away from their work at this busy
season of the year any longer than is
necessary the directors decided to
make the fair of three days duration
instead of four. No entries will be
received Sunday but entries are ex-
pected to come in as soon after TOO
o'clock Monday morning as possible
when there will be ample help in
each department to properly list and
classify the exhibits.
In former years no admission has
been charged on entry day but every
day will be admission day this year
There will be two splendid ball games
Monday afternoon; the first a kitten
ball game between the Farmers of
Mccormick Lake territory and the
Sauk Centre businessmen. 1t will be
recalled that these two teams played
a tie game July 4th and the owner
ship of the loving cup offered by the
Best-Schultz Lumber Company is
still undecided.
The big game of the afternoon will
be between West Union and Willard
The two teams met at West Union
last Sunday at which time Willard
was defeated by a one score margin
after hard contest The rivalry in
both games will be very keen.
Monday will also be children's day
when all children of school age will
be admitted to the grounds free. The
officers of the fair have decided to
place the price of the exhibitors tick
cts at 75c each. All exhibitors will
be required to have one of these tick
cts. Drivers of livery and delivery
cars will re required to purchase a
season ticket for $1.00 before he
can enter the grounds. The admis-
sion charges will be: Adults soc;
children under ID years of age, 25c;
automobiles to grounds, 35c; grand
stands, 25c; exhibitors season tickets
rs cents; livery and delivery season
tickets $1.0O.
President Schoenhoff and Manager
Dubois stated to the Herald that I'M
quiries for exhibitors space are more
numerous than for a number of
years. Last weeks Herald stated
that three farmers clubs would ex-
hlbit but at this writing it is more
than likely that a fourth will COM
pete for honors at the County Fair.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-08-14
FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM

The program rendered by the st.
Olaf Male Quartet of Northfield, at
the Caughren Theatre, Tuesday eve
ming, under the auspices of the Sauk
Centre Community Club, proved to
be most enpoyable entertainment.
Each member of the quartette was an
artist and the program consisted of
classical music, hymns and old-time
favorites, the program concluding
with the singing of the st. Olaf
Alumni Song. This was the first visit
of this organization to Sauk Centre
but should they return another year
they will be greeted with a full
house.