The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-12-26

VI,
measuring 204x375 feet, has been
completed. It was never used
during the current season.
L. d. Parlin announced from the
Minnesota Department of High
ways that bids would open July
8 for construction of Sank Cen
tres new bridge.
$50 persons attended the Masonic
picnic held in the City Park on
last Sunday. They came from
every part Of the Central Mime
sofa area.
Richard w. Bassett and his broth
er, Roland F., of Browerville,
have opened a new funeral home
at 704 Birch Street.
Carl Fischer, Phil Steiner, and E.
w. Olson returned from a 5000
mile trip to Mexico City where
they attended the International
Rotary Convention.
A IN pound daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Marshall at
the home of the lady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Krick, on
Monday morning.
hui oooy q " dho
pound daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Bryan, of this
city, at the University hospital in
Minneapolis.
Issue of July
Martha Minette will direct athlet-
les at the annual district All
meet to be held in Morris, July
II to IT, at which meet there will
be 72 Stearns County youths in
attendance.
DR.. Paul w. Hanson received on
Monday afternoon a copy of an
original Swedish composition
from his cousin, A. G. Gustafson,
who resides in Ostersund, Swe-
den.
Pat Coneley, II years old, passed
away early Saturday morning at
the st. Cloud hospital.
Monday, Ed Steege became the
proprietor of the Sieben Pool
Hall and Mrs. Fish sold the
White Eagle Lunchroom to Sam
Olson and Miss Inez O'Toole. A
third deal was consummated
when Carl Nelson turned over the
Pink Elephant to Ray Goodpas-
ter.
A daughter, eight pounds, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gaspard on last Sunday morn
ing.
Thursday morning an eight and
three-quarter pound boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Erick-
son.
Issue of July IL
William Friedericks, Bertha and
Clara Schommer were killed in
an auto accident on the morning
of the 4th when their car collid-
ed with Northern Pacific
train.
Heavy rains swept over the Sauk
Centre community Wednesday
afternoon, inconviencing auto
lists, merchants and soaking the
telephone cable necessitating re-
pair work.
Telephone communications to this
office announced that the low
bid for work on the new bridge
had been let to the Okes Con-
struction Co., of st. Paul, for the
sum Of $77,3S1.00.
A religious drama of Biblical time,
"The First Commandment" was
presented in the City Park with
an all-local cast under the spon-
sorship of the Congregational
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Couch were
made happy Saturday afternoon
by the birth of a nine and one
half pound son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Meigs a
nine pound, thirteen ounce son
at the Miller hospital in st. Paul
on last Wednesday.
Issue of July 18
Saturday evening about $50 fire
started in the apartment of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Erickson over
the Penney Store, with consider
able damage to building and
stock.
E. H. Hansen, at the age of So, died
this morning, Thursday, after an
illness of several months.
Winnifred Cowlthorp, Of Raymond
Ashley All club, placed second
at the All encampment in Nor
ris last week in her First Aid
demonstration on Common
Bandages."
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones
on Friday an eight pound son.
Issue of July rs
Preparatory work was begun Tues