The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-09-25
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David Reed, of Grove Lake, had
his left arm mangled last Sunday
and was brought to the Brooten
hospital where it had to be re-
moved.
Carl Rohde, of st. Paul, spent
Sunday with his brother, E. A.
Rohde.
The Nelson Hardware has COM
pleted the installation of new
boiler in the school house.
G. Hillerud, of Sank Centre, was
seen on our streets Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Kinsgsreiter, OF
Paynesville, is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. w. J. Ryff.
Miss Louis Alexander spent Sun
day with her parents at Grove
Lake.
Superintendent and Mrs. A. O.
Gilbert spent Sunday in Willmar.
The Northwest Exposition Shows
have arrived with their merry 60
round, ferris wheel and chair plane
They will operate them at our
fair.
Miss Delsa Alexander who is
teaching school at Park Rapids
spent Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Alexander.
John Wokken, of Belgrade, was
a business caller here Friday.
Robert Peterson, of Stevens
Point, Wis, visited with relatives in
this community over Sunday.
The Stearns county graveling
outfit is crawling the Brooten-
Sank Centre road north of here.
Albert Skrein, of Morris, was a
business caller Friday.
w. J. Wilson spent the week end
in Minneapolis.
Gus Berggreen, of Grove Lake, is
doing some brick work for T. p
Poverud.
Miss Ebensteiner and Mrs. James
Odden were Glenwood visitors
Tuesday.
T. p. Poverud's restaurant has
had a new Shelly gas system in
stalled.
Wallace Halvorson and Ray
Rengal returned from Montana
last week.
All preparations have been made
for the Eighth Annual Community
Fair. A good program has been
arranged and good speakers have
been secured. From the registra-
tions at the secretary's office we
will have the largest fair on record.
The street lights have been re-
painted and some new ones added
which gives the town a better ap-
pearance.
Sheriff Ness, of Glenwood, was
seen on our streets Monday.
Miss Joy Guptill and Richard
Johnson, of Annadale, and Joe
Book, of Evansville, visited at the
J. H. Fowld's home Sunday. Miss
Ruth Fowlds accompanied them to
Glenwood to resume her teaching
duties.
The Misses Phyllis Odell and
Eleanor Wall were guests of Miss
Lybeck at Glenwood over the week
end.
Mrs. Jake Doornewerd has en-
tered the local hospital for treat
ment.
Elmer Holt was Sank Centre
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
The Misses Eavine Fowlds, Paul
inc and Inez Sonnenberg were Will
mar callers Saturday evening.
G. o. Erickson, of Lyman Prai-
RE, was business caller in Brooten
Tuesday.
Ben Leite, of Benson, called on
friends in Brooten Tuesday.
The local school will close Thurs
day and Friday of this week so
that the children can attend the
Community Fair.
The building formerly occupied
by N. r. Nelson is now undergoing
repairs and soon will be a grocery
store under the management of
A. A. Nahum.
Miss Mildred Sanders, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Sanders,
residing north of town, was in
Brooten Saturday to receive treat
ment for an injured foot.
Miss Myra Morgan and Richard
Peachy, of Paynesville, visited at
the Elmer Holt home Sunday.
Miss Lylah Magnuson, of this
city, entered the local hospital for
minor operations last Friday.
Miss Lucille Phillips, of Elke,
Mimi, discontinued her studies at
the local high school and together
with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Phillips, motored to Pennington
where she will attend high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordahl having just
returned from Sweden, visited at
the w. T. Williams home last week
and left Monday for their home in
Minneapolis. Their daughter, Con-
stance, who has been staying at
Thine Williams home returned with
them.
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