The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Garfield and
two daughters, of Minneapolis, ar
rived here Saturday for an oyer
Sunday visit with the former
mother, Mrs. j. H. Garfield and his
sister, Mrs. Iris Betz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Judge, Leo Half
err and Reuben Kraft, all of Broo-
ten, were arrested for bootlegging
the latter part of last week. 1t is
understood they were taken to st.
Cloud for arraignment.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kells and son,
Edward, motored to Minneapolis
Sunday morning, where they visit
ed their daughter and sister, Miss
Virginia, at Hamline University.
They returned home Nonoay eve
ming.
Mrs. Isobel Whitney, of Brad
dock, N. D., and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Shipley, of Steele, N. D., spent
the past week in Sank Centre, the
guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
]. H. Garfield, and her brother, II.
A. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cooper and
Mrs. Jane Wesley went to Mime
apolis last Saturday where they
visited with relatives until Monday.
They were accompanied home by
the formers daughter, Mrs. II. I.
Nyberg, who will spend the week
visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Lee left
for Los Angeles, California, week
ago last Sunday by auto over the
southern route, for a visit with
their children on the West Coast.
They camped while enroute and
enioyed a most splendid trip. They
expect to be gone about four
months and will return by the
northern route.
The following out-of-town folks
who were present at the funeral OF
jeanette Hamilton, last week We'd
nesday afternoon, were not men
toned in the Herald: Mrs. George
Goodman, Mrs. r. E. Lands, and
w. B. Hamilton, all of Minneapolis.
A large number of friends among
the Great Northern employees at
st. Cloud were also in attendance.
The following out-of-town peo-
pie transacted business at the
chick hatchery Tuesday: Otto
Gerstenkorn, Jr., Belgrade; Fred
Schramel, Long Prairie; Alphonse
Wall, Greenwald; Mike Messer,
West Union; Henry Hansen, Osa-
kis; George Host, Browerville; Her
bert Johnson, Long Prairie; Walt
er Schwanke, Grey Eagle; John
Noska, Browerville; Walter, Sven
son, Brooten; Mrs. E. c. Erickson,
Osakis; and Louis Kutter,, Grey
Eagle.
Twenty four cans of pike fry,
with approximately 10000 in each
can, arrived in this city Tuesday
for distribution in Sank and Birch
lakes. DIR. Gales took ten of the
cans to upper Sank Lake where he
planted them, while e. A. Richards
deposited four cans of the fry in
Birch Lake. Several thousand
black bass will also be planted in
the local lake next fall.
The Melrose Legion All Star
base ball team opens the season at
Melrose next Sunday, May 18th,
when the Northern Pacific team, of
the Twin Cities will cross bats with
them. This team is listed as the
champion of the semi-professional
teams of the Twin Cities of last
year. Guy and Riggs will be the
battery for Melrose, and an ex-
ceptionally strong team will back
them up.
The baseball season in Little
Falls opens Sunday, May 18th when
the Minneapolis All Stars, a collec-
ton of stellar players, will meet the
fast team of that city. Webster
Mcdonald, colored submarine pitch
er will do the work on the mound
for Little Falls. Hooks" Foreman,
catcher with the famous Bertha
team the past few years, has been
signed to work at the receiving end
for Mcdonald. With this battery
and other players of note Little
Falls should be able to win prac-
tically every game during the sea-
son.