The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-10-05
Sank Centre Harvest
Festival Fine Success
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township. fourth.
A blanket would almost cover the
first four. There were many other
entrants having about 80 exhibits
each
The Herald also offered a prize
of 20 inches of display advertising
to the merchant having the best
decorated window or booth. The
committee were instructed to treat
Chain and Independent stores
alike;'to consider the space and OPP
portunity each merchant had for
decorative purposes. 1t was not an
easy assignment. They awarded
the Erickson Bootery, Main Street,
first prize; the Red Owl grocery.
corner Fourth and Main, second. 1t
took the committee some time to
decide. The Erickson Bootery won
first place by a two to one vote.
The Silver Grill restaurant on
Third street received the unanimous
vote for third place. Almost every
other window on the streets were
entitled to receive honorable men,
ton.
Cornie Wallin,s famous delineator
of the, Scandinavian dialect gave
his masterpiece, 1.-The Ambassador
from Norway" between the street
sports Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Wallin is a resident of Glenwood.
He is Norsk to the backbone, and
is the one delineator of this dialect
that is true to nature.
One of the highlights of the Sat-
urday afternoon program was the
tug of war between teams of 20
men, each North and South"
Every man was husky, carrying
height, weight and punch" The
Northerns won after a hard scram-
BILE
The following are the prize win
ners in the athletic events:I
Fat Mans Race-Mr. Shlofeldt,
first; E. Malley, second; L. Weiner,
third.
Girls Running Race-Vera Twins
Xxi, first; Dorothy Peterson, second;
Helen Rose. third.
Boys Race-N. Degree, first; E.
Pflipsen, second; ]. Parker, third;
R. Schloegel, fourth.
Tug of War, North VS.. South
North wins.
. Doll Buggy Parade-Very dain-
TYR. June, first; M. LUX, second /;
A. Guenmon, third; R. Minette,
fourth; P. Prasch, fifth; M. Guen-
mon, sixth; NJ. Hesse, seventh; D.
Holcomb, eighth; r. Holcomb,
ninth.
Shoe Raced. Hesse, first; c.
Dirschell, second; A. Peterson,
third.
Sack Race-F. Mooney, first; r.
Krick, second; D. Hesse, third.
Potato Race - Donald Ethan,
first; Bill Brown, second; Ray Wal
ker, third .~r
Boys Three Legged Race-Krick-
Peterson. first; Kleinschmidt-Lux,
second; sHetzel-Hoffman, third
-: Girls Three Legged Race-Herd-
,felnanaHesse, first; Blaski-Egan,
second; Parker-Engle, third
80" Ladies' Nail Driving Contest
Helen Kortan. first; Mrs Iwinski,
second; Mrs Kind, third
Pushmobile Race-Thull, first;
Mooney, second; Potter, third
ID 80 Boys Running Race-Ray Walk
er, first; Krick, second; Hesse,
third 49, If
Girls Running Race-Rose, first;
Grubber, second; Peterson, third
Pie Eeating Contest-Erickson-
Bjone, first; Ethan-Ethan, second;
Mooney-Hoffman, third; Egan-Tay-
lor, fourth.
Bean Jar-Mrs VIM Thomas,
first; Leona Keufler, Nellie Pang-
burn, Arvin Kind, tied for second
place -...
The following is complete list
of the prize winners in the home,
field and garden classes:
Grains
Corn-MerchantsN National Bank, 81
entries.
Russler White Dent
First-No. 1858, George F. p
Minette.
Second-No. 1884, Gregor thinner
man.
Third - No. 1868, Herman
Schmiesing.
Northwestern Dent
First-No. 1888, John Berscheit.