The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-04-03

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hundred and five members of the Com
munity Club and several honored
guests attended the banquet which
was given in the Community Club
rooms.
The ladies of St. Paul's church pre-
pared and served the many good
| things that were in the making of g
sumptuous repast, long to be remem.
bered by those participating.
Among the invited guests were the
members of the high school basket
ball team Of '23 and "a, and those OF
the minstrel show cast who were not
club members, F. P. Minette anG
son George, owners of the worlds
champion Brown Swiss cow, Believe
and w. E. Peterson of the department
of Animal Husbandry, at the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota.
Professor H. A. Falk as toast,
master, filled that position in a most
brilliant and efficient manner ano
kept the gathering in a high state OF
merriment the greater part of the
evening.
F. P. Minette, after being intro.
duced by POSTMASTER Falk, responded
promptly and offered his appreciation
to the club for the invitation extend
ed to him and stated that he was
somewhat surprised when he entered
the club rooms and found so large
a body of men in attendance, anC
that he never had imagined that such
a great organization existed in Saul
Centre, or that they were associat,
ing and cooperating in this manner
but that he was glad to see in. attend
ance, the merchants of the various
lines, bankers, creamery men, ever
printers, and on down the line to the
man who MIXED the worlds cham
pion cow.
George Minette succeeded his
father on the floor and spoke briefly
kof his part in the work of producing
the worlds champion COW, and sale
that he was glad that his efforts hao
brought fame and publicity to the
state of Minnesota, to Sank Centre
and community. He further stated
that he had just started his career
and that he expected to do much more
for the community along this line
within the course of the next few
years.
Herbert Lembke spoke in behalf Of
the high school basket ball team Of
which he was captain, and expressed
appreciation to the club for the hon
or bestowed upon him by inviting the
team to be guests at the banquet, anC
to the public for their loyalty to the
team and for their attendance at the
high school games.
&a11 Nv
Conklin on Community Secretar
ies,' Glen R. Otis on "Playing the
Came" and H. J. Sauer on "Towr
Chaps were full of facts and eacl
carried a punch which made then
highly enjoyable to all.
! w. E. Peterson who has charge Of
the official cow testing for the state
from the department of Animal Hus
bandry, University of Minnesota
made short address in place of O
F. Schaefer of the University wht
was billed but who was unable to at
tend on account of examination!
which were being held. Mr.. Peter
son talked chiefly on cattle and point
ed out the necessity of better breed
ing, and the various uses of which thu
milk production is being used; al
of which in itself was educationa
and very attentively listened to.
Professor II. A. Falk gave a shor
| but straight from-the-shoulder tall
of the conditions existing among oul
young people today, and the causes o.
same, suggesting that serious though
be given his words. In part he said
"We are confronted with a seriou!
problem in the United States today.
The court records show that biz