The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-31

and was an over night guest of her
friend, Miss Mabel Kinsella, at
Sank Centre.
Little Sank
That the trunk highway is won
derful improvement to a commun-
ity, is plainly seen, now, when we
compare them with the almost i'm
passible sideroad.
C. E. Erickson, of Sank Centre
called at the S. E. johnson home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald Is back from
the hospital much improved.
While handling a sharp ak, Stub
by" Drager had the misfortune to
cut one of his feet very seriously
Thursday.
Al state representative called to
examine the ground along Little
Sank river last week with a view
of establishing a fish hatchery here.
He seemed much impressed with
the surroundings and thought this
would be an ideal place for a. plant.
Miss Lola Mcdonald spent few
DAYS visiting relatives and friends
in this locality last week.
The many friends of Mrs. Harry
Johnson are glad to see her up and
about. She has been quite sick for
some time.
Mrs. Halle Larson returned
Thursday from a st. Cloud hospital
where she consulted a physician
concerning her health.
Jerome Johnson, having spent
few days at home departed for YER
gas, Mimi, again Sunday.
Robert johnson made a business
call to Sank Centre Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Hanson went to the
cities Monday a week ago to receive
medical aid.
A. H. Hendrickson passed
through our village enroute for
Long Prairie Thursday.
Clarence Baleman has again been
awarded the road dragging con-
tract in this district. We expect to
see him out soon.
Clarence Langlie will drag from
our village north to the club house.
It would seem that Clarence is
popular name for a road maintain
err.
The Little Sank Whist players
swooped down upon the Sank Cen
tire aggregation at the latter's par
lors last Thursday evening. There
was great excitement throughout
the game and the humping on the
tables made one think a thunder
shower was near. The locals were
again taken into camp by good
, ly number of points.
Mrs. Frank Okrop was taken i'll
last week and a doctor was called
from Sank Centre. We hope she
will soon recover.
1.-THE First Easter" cantata
! given at the local church Sunday
evening by the joint chorus from
Clarissa and Eagle Bend was
real treat. Refreshments were
served at the close of the program.
Arthur Strobeck called on Rob
ert johnson Monday.
0. M. Olson is busy hauling
home his summer supply of wood.
Messrs A. o. Undem and Her
man Hendrickson were Sank Gen.
tire shoppers Thursday.
Little Sank School News
Teachers - Miss Chisholm, Miss
Olson.
Editor-Hazel Fossen. n
Assistant Editor-Lloyd Eager.
The following were perfect in at
tendance the week before Easter:
Miss Chisholm's room: Orville
Murch, William Drager, Lloyd Tag
er, Lena Kircher, Ernest Drager
Ronald Rivette, Nicola Aldrich, Es-
sic Parker, Ruth Eager, Frances
Drager, Esther Hanson, Daisy De
Long, Hazel Fossen, Marian Free
berg, Herbert Hanson.
Miss Olson's room: Orris Aldrich
Evelyn Drager, Lois Drager, Ray
mond Freeberg, Buster Harrington
Donald Kircher, Raymond Larson
Rosemond Murch, Leona Perlinger
Lavina Rivette, Rosetta Rivette
Willis Sorenson.
The children of Miss Olson's room
have finished their sand table pro
ject on Holland.
Everybody is again busy with
their books after a week of Easter
vacation. Miss Chisholm and Miss
Olson returned Sunday after spend
ing the Easter vacation in their re
spective homes.
Well the old ball game has start
ed again. The captains are Gilman
Sorenson, and Ronald Rivette. Gil
mans side defeated Ronald's sid'
8 to nothing Monday.
: The Citizenship Club of Miss Oh
sons room held meeting Friday
Wendelle Stevens is back with u.
again after being sick with thu
mumps.
Doris Curtis is back to schoo
again after two weeks Of illness.
Francis Drager is absent from
: school this week because of a LAM
foot.
The members of the manua
training class are making doll fur
niture.