The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-12-16
Country News Letters
Items from Live Correspond
ents of the Rural District
West Union

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with Mrs. Ben Walters Monday
afternoon.
Glenn Uphus was a Sank Centre
caller one day last week,
j.. M. Miller and family mo-
tored to st. Cloud Wednesday to
call on their daughters, Miss
Blanche who is employed at the
Fritz Cross, and Estelle who is
attending the Cathedral High
there. On their way down they
stopped at St. Johns University
and took their son David along
with them.
The Mike Messer family were
seen at Sank Centre last Wednes-
day afternoon.
George Smith was shire Ing corn
one day last week.
Bob Plant purchased valua5le
Shorthorn from j. M. Miller las.
Thursday. He staCes that Mr..
Miller has made a success with
this breed and he hopes that he
will do likewise.
Miss Flicker ana Mile Bent
field spent "Wednesday at Sank
Centre with the latter sister Min
ME, who is being er.ploye | at the
Markson home there.
The Lewis Soucek auction sale
was we'll attended by many from
West Union last Tuesday.
Nick Elgroth and son Lewis.
were business callers at the home
of J. M. Miller last "Wednesday
afternoon.
Ed Schwankee has had his saw
ing rig overhauled at West Union.
I'd Middlestead was a business
caller at Sank Centle one day
last week.
George Beste of Sank Centre is
being employed az tile Andrew
Beste home.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Orth and
daughters May Belle and Mar.
jory took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Miller Sunday.
The Lewis Soucek family will
move on a farm east of Sank
Centre this week, if the weather is
favorable.
Miss Monica Miller called at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Miller Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Cans
were seen at Sank Centre Tuesday.
They had dental work done by
DR.. Wolfe.
Mrs. Anton Doege was seen at
Sank Centre Wednesday of last
week.
The teachers of West Union
have arranged a very exciting
Christmas program. The exact
date is not known at this writing,
but it will be near the Goth. Let's
hope for good weather so a
large crowd can be expected.
Jonas Dedier returned from
Chicago Thursday, after being
gone six weeks. He shipped two
carloads of potatoes to that city.
He states that his trip proved
much to his advantage.
Ed Schwanke who is employed
as county road overseer is quite
busy trying to keep the road open.
He finds it rather difficult prob
lem, as the snow fills in fast as
he can push it out.
Joe Kuntz who has been en-
ployed at Minneapolis is visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Kuntz, for an indefinite time.
Anton Bentfeld was business
caller at Sank Centre last week
Wednesday.
The snow in this vicinity is get
ting quite deep. It's great sport
to see some of the young men get
stuck, but with great effort get out
again. 1t seems strange that at
some time one will try this, but
they get there just the same.
Miss Genieve Schaub spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Schaub.
Miss Irene Kane who is attend,
ing high school at Sank Centre
gave a sleigh ride party last Wed
nesday for the members of her
class. The sleighing was good,
and all reported an enjoyable
time. Lunch was served at
Schoenhoff's.