The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-20
West Union

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Beste and
family motored to Freeport last
Sunday, where they visited with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Beste Sr.
AL Kleinfehn, of St.. Cloud,
spent Saturday afternoon at his
brothers residence, Oscar Klein
fehn. ..
H. Spaulding finished crawling
the new No. 8 highway, between
West Union and Osakis, and pa
trolman Edgar Schwanke was
busy Monday changing the mark
ers and sign posts.
Mary Yam visited with her cous-
in Mrs. Perne at Albany last Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Fink and
family accompanied by Miss Rose
Fink, of Eden Valley, visited with
Andrew Radermacher family last
Sunday.
T. Wakefield, of Montivedio,
Mimi, is visiting with his son
Harper here. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Bentfeld
visited with the Casper Zierden
family at New Munich last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Pierce, Of St. Paul, visited
with her sister Mrs. R. Wood
ward last week.
Ted Noeske enjoyed several
days vacation from churning but
ter. No explanations as to his trip
are forthcoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roth, Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Roth and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ensign
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Rooney and daughter attended the
birthday party of Mrs. Percy En-
sign at the Masman home last Fri
day evening.
Ted Noeske left Tuesday for
Minneapolis to attend the butter
makers convention there.
Jno. Doll shipped 5 cars OF
potatoes from here last week.
Shipping gram, spuds, stock and
flax straw and receiving coal is
the daily run now.
DR.. &C. E. Johnson, of Minneap-
oils, visited with the L. j. Beste
family last Monday.
M. J. Fleming, of Sank Centre
was in town last Saturday in be-
half of the Sank Centre Herald.
School Notes-Upper Grades
The following children received
a perfect attendance certificate for
month of September: Darrell En-
sign, Thomas Wakefield, Rosa Mar
thaler, Clara Marthaler, Erma
Prosser, Harvey Roth, Ruth
Schwanke, Alois We're.
The 7th and 9th grades made
Safety First Posters during their
drawing period Friday. "Don't
Jay Walk" when crossing a street
and $50 slow while driving an au-
tomobile" were illustrated. This
week posters were made to picture
the danger of fire.
The 5th and 9th graders have
been busy making Halloween post
ers to illustrate the story 1.-TWO
Brass Kettles" a true tale of
early Colonial life at the time of
the Indians. The 5th and 9th
grades are making transportation
booklets in connection with their
geography lesson on transporta-
ton. Many of the students
sent to Chicago, Boston, and New
York for pictures of subways and
elevated railways.
Lovone ,Maus is still in Mime
apolis under a doctors care. We
hope she will be back soon to join
her class.
The 9Th and 9th grades ara
ahead Of the 7th and 9Th graders
in the spelling contest, they are
keeping their record high for the
number of words spelled correctly.
Primary Room
Attendance certificates were is
sued for the month of September
to Dorothy Bentfeld, Catherine
Beste, Milo Ensign, Alois Martial
er, Albert Marthaler, Joseph Mar
thaler, Lawrence Marthaler, Paul
Marthaler, Bernard Messer, Alex
Messer, Clemens Messer and Rol-
and Sdhwanke. There were two
perfect spelling records for the
month of September. Those receiv-
ing certificates We're: Angelina
Messer and Bernard Messer.
"A health record is kept in the
primary room for clean hands,
finger nails and we'll kept hair.
Those receiving a star at the end
of last month were: Angelin Mess
er, Roland Schwanke, Lawrence
Marthaler, Clemens Messer, Laura
Rueckert, Dorothy Bentfeld,
Vera johnson and Catherine Beste.
Halloween decorations are being
made for the lower grade room.
They have decorated their windows
with witches on broomsticks and
various other 'epooky" things
were put up in their rooms. The