The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-07-19
DICTIONARIES AND
LADIES TAKE CITY

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Neidig appointed the following
committees:
Resolutions and Recommends
tions-Henry Fry. Aitkin; G. M.
Fish, Park Rapids; F. A. Liljldahl,
Bemidji; George Barnard, Sank
Centre; DR.. George Paul, Melrose.
Credentials - Henry Sauer,
Sank Centre; A. o. Solberg, Broo-
ten; Mr.. Marchond, Rice.
Rules and Order of Business
Peter Weyerns, st. Cloud; John H
Hansen, Sank Centre, and Rev.
Bell, Wadena.
When the resolutions came up
for adoption there was one offered
by st. Cloud, indorsing the can
didacy of Mike Murray for depart
ment commander. 1t was suggest
ed that it might be we'll to hold
this portion of the resolutions over
until the following morning. The
convention were in no mood to
stand for delay and Mike was in
dorsed by his home district enthus-
iastically and unanimously.
The resolutions were lengthy.
The one of particular interest to
Sank Centre follows:
Whereas the Robert James Swift
Post No. Ct, of the American Le-
gion Dept. of Minnesota has enter
tanned the district convention in
most estimable manner.
And whereas the city officials
and business men of Sank Centre
have operated to the fullest extent
with the Legionaires of Sank Cen
tire.
Now therefore be it resolved
that the Sixth District Depart
ment of the American Legion of
Minnesota in convention assembled
express it's heartiest appreciation
and thanks to the American Le-
gion of Sank Centre and to the
citizens of Sank Centre for the
full hearted hospitality and the
excellent entertainment provided
for us.
Resolutions of sympathy were
sent to Comrade Levorson of
Brooten, who is confined to the
Fort Smelling hospital as tubercu-
lar patient.
At Tuesday mornings session
the following officers were elected
District Commander - Damon
Bouck, Rice.
Vice Commanders-Basil Heath,
Brainerd; H. A. Halverson, Be-
midi; George Paul, Melrose, and
H. w. Shines, Staples.
Treasurer-A. G. Mraz, Brain
erd. -.
Chaplain-Rev. Henry W. Bell
Wadena.
1t was voted to hold next years
convention at Staples.
Legionaires attending the cen
vention residing outside of Sauk
Centre were:
Paul Norden, St. Paul.
L. E. Zumwinkle, Fergus Falls.
Charles Sanders, st. Cloul.
E. w. Kyle, st. Cloud.
George Meekes, st. Cloud.
c D. Holtzman, Broo.en.
John Ebensteiner, Broo-en.
Grove Wills, Eveleth.
Earl Orth, Royalton.
DR.. Fred Myers, Eveleth.
L. E. Eckenrude, Eveie n
INV. Bell, Wadena.
WA. Bottemeiller, Bertha.
Gust Kassabe, Bertha.
G. johnson, Bertha.
P. w. Worra, Little Falls.
J. s. Fly, Little Falls.
Stephen Simonet, Little Falls.
Adam Seez, Melrose.
C. w. Stegn"r, Sebeka.
E. o. Qualley, Sebeka.
Ed. J. O'Bre.l, Brainerd.
Arthur D. Scott, Brainerd.
John Walter, Browerville.
Dr.. C. C. Neidig, Aitkin.
D. A. Scott, Aitkin.
C. ,Feeley, Aitkin.
G.. M. Fish, Park Rapids.
G. M. Harding, Park Rapids.
F. b. Deters, Park Rapids
Andrew Feusan, Breckenridge.
Oliver Huenzel, Sank Rapids.
M. A. Nichard, Sank Rapids.
L. A. Kjare, Fergus Falls.
Damon Bouck, Rice.
A. G. Olson, Eagle Bend.
]. E.. Robson, St. Petersburg
Fla. E
Geo. Paul, Melrose.
JAS. E. Penault, 'Melrose.
R. G.. Kleber, Melrose.
o. H, Olson, Long Prairie.
M. F. Murray, st. Cloud.
The Women's Auxiliary
The women had a more prenten-
tious program than did the men
Mrs. Forester had the facility of
expediting business and they con-
cluded their labors shortly after the
men finished. The meetings were
held in the assembly room of the
Junior High School building.
Mrs. Bishop, department presi-
dent, attended the sessions. The
lady is speaker of rare ability
and at different intervals she