The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-01-18

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workers, with four teams, were ar
ranging things near the Charles
Hanson bridge in Kandota town
ship yesterday. Today, Tuesday
reinforcement from Long Prairie
and Grey Eagle are expected on
the scene. The force totaling ap-
proximately sixty or more men
with seven or eight teams will be
busy for some time putting in a
grade on this county-aid road pro-
ject.
Grandma Powers Is staying al
the Clarence Bateman home for
the time being.
Monday John Ecklund sawed
wood for A. w. Strobeck.
A. o. Undem motored to the Cit.
les Wednesday, returning Thursday
evening.
Monday afternoon Julius IIend.
rickson took a business trip Il
Long Prairie.
The many friends Of Nels Jacob
son will be pleased to know thai
he is getting better. Yesterday Mr.
Jacobson celebrated his ninty-frst
birthday. We all hope for his re-
covery and wish him many more
birthdays to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. e. johnson and
family were pleasantly entertained
at the A. w. Strobeck home Sunday
evening.
We are sorry to learn that Eve.
Ign Harrington Is sick with the
flu. According to late reports she
Is getting better.
Ernest Mills called at Clarence
Bateman's Saturday.
The Englishman, Mr.. Hendrick-
son, the local champion for catch.
ing big fish, yielded his hard-earned
title to Lloyd BeBault last week
Mr.. BeBauIt landed a IT pound
pickerel from Cedar Lake.
Palmer Broughton, accompanied
by Sank Centre friends was seen
on our avenues Sunday afternoon
Orville Johnson was home over
the week end.
Tuesday Edd Holmquist, of Long
Prairie, Joined the CWlA workers on
the Observation-Disclosures road project
Gilman Sorenson Is employed at
the John Ecklund home.
Jimmy Curtis was busy repairing
his well Saturday. Mr.. Curtis Is
working with the CWA's near West
Union and Is kept busy four days
Of the week.
(Too Late for Last Weekly
Four young folks took the Holy
covenant and were baptised at the
Lutheran church here last Sunday.
They were Francis and Evelyn
Drager and Edith and Dorothy
Holmquist. .
Messrs. Charles Aldrich, Julius
lHendrickson and VIM. Drager
motored to Minneapolis Thursday
where the. former placed an order
for merchandise to replenish his
stock. ~ -
Wednesday Mr.. A. o. Undem left
for the Cities with q consignment
of farm produce, expecting to be
back Friday. Mr.. Undem Is saving
the farmers considerable money In
making these trips as he has 9
ready market and gets the TOP
price for the produce when he
arrives.
Julius Hendrickson (the English.
mani was very much surprised
while fishing on Jeurgen's lake one
day last week when a fourteen
pound pickerel ran into his spear
and JUL simply pulled the un.
lucky member Of the fnny tribe
on top.
Miss Sylvia Johnson resumed her
teaching duties in Dist. No. 8
Monday.
Monday Mrs. Lanoa Keinberg.
er, from Sank Centre called on
friends in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. SEVERN moved
into the Otto Samuelson building
in Kandota Saturday.
Nels jacobson Is still sick and
his condition remains unchanged.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. e. johnson and
family were pleasantly entertained
at the Herman Hanson home Friday
evening.
Ray Drager sawed wood for O
II. Olson Thursday.
Mr. and Hrs. Ed Tolmquist and