The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-02-04

SAUK CENTRE
them to think and plan for having
husbands and homes, and families.
Most of them are not inherently bad or
vicious. They are sometimes wild,
sometimes lawless, sometimes sullen.
but they are young and impression
able, and may be directed to better
delightful luncheon that came before
inspection of the buildings helped to
bring everything seen and heard
thereafter into a more rosy light; at
any rate the editors took home life
long memory of wonderful personal
ity in Mrs. Stewart, and a profound
respect for the work that she and her
helpers and the Institution physician,
DR.. Dubois, are doing for the girls in
their charge.
Has Asa Wallace's name been men
toned yet? Well, Asa was it,
throughout the meeting. He received,
assigned and arranged. He was chore
Snowman, POSTMASTER, acing secretary,
jollier, josher and administered of ex-
IRENE JUNCTION wherever needed; he was
all things from ace to deuce, tame and
never absent, and his job of toast
mastering at the banquet gave him
the accoIade of supremacy for vivacity,
humor and effrontery
The banquet was served by the
AZ auho eueni ia 90 The Visitors ali took
fish; but they were Parke Region fish
in their best estate, and a beautlful
and bountiful meal it was. The speak
eIs inStuueI S,,,d;1 Tho Iast senf
e eVervbody to b bed in good humor and
bursting with good resolutions. Before
MN Goserhpt onti slian n9o, h'f Eff nf
ond varhai snlendor.
IIsut? hS;tat,o1, ~ ia ~ stnrias in
Heinle Miteneia naa aTia 70 Toa ~
,rinS 90 s.far msin~ tho Word
congressman IN ms presence; ana
pun oaIe[ e "a ~ il!sn a and hriebt and
nao saiu Listi9 E Isl ahI EoJi Tr;h,',ao
iuhny 'hiii . ueo
n
ONE OF THE ASSOCIATIONS BEST
,ron,bors oe 40 Nortbarn Minnasota
sata;oI O sooin+ion eninved the hos
EaiI4tIai 49, Woiio &c pnhlisber Of
pltalIly ol asa aiiaIs' oa III h,,s;
r me, on ,,,an, of the+ town the Latter mart
ne i.s .te vel, Whan tha annual winter
SESSION OF that oagam,za az tb was eetin u
AhonS tne te. IS ~ tha Ho,,,e
SohoaI for Girls and the insnection of
s sone of fo The hmildines there the talk
some Oh lhe uui,oi Ggsnhic rte Guild
ny by w; =. Me S ~ I, annne+ o'
winnipeg, ana the paaquet th hrat
MI a,aa I.'.o ~ y, s,,Lioh as donhfiasS
ane Of one the pso best in the history of the
association. Hovelnta theo oIdrass nn
tianson ga'e its .iaEts and JH+ieS
S CT Up, anu LIS 81 G. a PonI in.
snired his audience with his appeal for
more IrieuL,ne iMv anu Mifcheii ~
and protherly love. n. =, M M;t %
Bemlo9l, presloenI on me mi,ihe .,ors,
witty after,dinher taik; meriian roe;
aIiot Ne; pupiisr IT, ~ IL ~ 1914 wos
the MlnnesoLa etate faiL noarI. Citi
aIso on the pios an !" wv
zen News
e SPLa L. ~ Usnora ~ tba
eauk Ssare &c. ahn S Sartborn Minnao
ei t t 1I!ti, "A naiot;on 10 CT u1aaIx
s1.a exneriences had nredicted an
enJ0vapie tllne Iu' lie md
such ueiis I'LL t.n+i,,e b.,s;nass nroeram
sun az us, mnawnace5 hit unusual
M Mas nUi Ty in the citv there was an
EvergW mere IN Inc T Tt.s nLhite memher-
ar Oh nospita,isS. sesame 70 any
snip paoSs was op1M ranU+nn;+y ~
piaGe ~. ~ liz oIy cohnni fnr Girls was
uIS nnoo 80 hacoTsa II cave the edi
appreciatea ;,ot 49,. Ssnfendid work
t tpIs an inSsh 5o ,,so thnra nndar the d.
lnat Is pe e uohe No. Stawort
TscIioh " 1inS1 s,norv;sion
4 II 1.,;lI topi
ana really neipaui pioS nf w riris
70 SotieS. Ing tb nannot baIn hut
S Sono 5;eeorar+ sIaH+ on 1;fe after 90
nave q uinS AZ si"m ao,, W, of troinino
lnS III us i+ noar
w1 ~. nyy;o% tha Citizens enter
hanSnet well served and
eaiiaet t; a. all o++andad Tha nro
emosp'iu ,ns f,rnisbed hv the EDITORS
Goaasny baine tha haadiiners
1ouSsoi peihS lho N
Inc rs, SaIantio, of meetine
i've. IN .ne seeu.ioh WardaI the
places wininipeS Sn,d Ponids the
summer ou.ins anu a+ims anJ PanoiGii s.ene
Wlnier business ihee'iiie
'ihoi. ~
,onncns ED1oNEo11S IDEA
ConS oN,..n - ne ~ foot
MOST peopie az n,nao+ ;oraI sohooi
snal Inc W iota ~ Sa,'T Centre
ior SIris 10 ioe1.0u Soho,I fo, Cir1s
known as me Ihonie ~ 3or,iIiar WITH
I put miost pSotii he;no oarried on at
the Moth tHas 10 oee
the lnssil u'ion. 49, oon,as 70 q
me HISt tnuuSnt .Gs .n,,tio,aa is
person Wnen lne p iace 10 III d;soinIinn
that the slIis are SiEGn ilSiu '1onp 4io,,
punlsnlnehI IN ING h.,;iGin~s and
grounds with a renee. ln m lii IP
sion Is entlreiy erroneous, Ln En-
School opens great ppul.uty 81,
girls VINO nave tempoiarny sly Ii1h
the path or rectituoe, instead M, Ul mar s.a
ing pad condltlon worse; me c M
tain rises on the opporluHl.les u liz
LOT LOT many d slri w Fnaa sh1 NJ cinhs ne