The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-12-26
Historical Panorama OF
Sank Centre 1885
Issue of February 7
Continued from Page One)


Sank Lake Creamery Association
met at the Community Club
Rooms Monday and were present
ed a splendid program. Oscar
Lying, F. ]. Minette and Paul
Domke were unanimously reject
ed as directors.
Aaron Bauernfeind, resident of
Kandota township, passed away
on Saturday morning at ITO, at
the home Of his brother, A, J.
Bauernfeind.
Superintendent of Todd and
Stearns County schools, with
more than hundred rural
school officers and teachers met
Saturday in the local school to
discuss mutual problems.
City Council in session Tuesday
evening voted to change the 80
beer and liquor ordinances which
will put the situation under con-
troll.
Stearns county farmers meeting
throughout the county at the
corn-hog educational meetings
heartily endorsed the program,
dIlu Tic ILLS year
es to exceed that of last year.
August Kamphake, aged "a years,
and early settler of this vicinity,
passed away at his home Tues
day morning.
On Tuesday, Mrs. v. Schmitt re-
ceived a message from Paynes-
vile telling of the death of Rob-
ert Burow, ST., who passed away
Saturday night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Erving Per-
rizo last Saturday at the st.
Cloud hospital, daughter
weighing at birth 8 and one
quarter pounds.
Issue of February IA
Mrs. David A. Pangburn, a resident
of this city for many years, was
called to eternal rest Saturday
morning at $50 o'clock at the st.
Cloud hospital.
Mrs. Lena Edmands, 63-year-old
resident of Kandota township,
passed away Friday morning at
the home of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wicklund.
Mrs. liver Thornbloom, nee Mable
Truax, was called from this earth
Thursday, February 7th, after an
illness of only a short time.
Final preparations for the Min
strel Show have been completed.
The All clubs of this county had
two very successful leaders
meetings, on the 9Th and 9th, in
a., To-, T1o,,I
Stockholders and patrons of the
Padua Cooperative Creamery
met in annual session in the Pa
dua Hall Tuesday. The morning
session was given over to the
election of officers and the read
ing of the annual reports.
Work on the storm sewer, and ERA
project, which in its original
plans was completed this week,
was extended by adding the block
between Fourth and Fifth Streets
on Elm.
Construction crews Of the North
western Bell Telephone company
are making important changes
by removing the poles on Oak
Street from End to 4th, and the
lines will be placed in cables in
the alleys of nearby blocks. Poles
will also be removed from the
city park.
Issue of February 81
Wednesday evening representatives
of social agencies of this city met
to discuss the need for organic
ing a local unit to work in con-
junction with the Federation of
Social Agencies of Stearns coun-
ty.
On Wednesday evening about
eighty-five electors of the Sank
Centre School District met at the
school house to attend a special
meeting called by proper and le-
gal notice for the purpose of rat
flying past acts Of the Board.
Saturday night members of the
Leisure Time Activities basket.
ball team, of this city met with
an automobile accident on High
way No. in which six local men
were injured.
Gentlemen from this city motored
to Minneapolis Monday where
they conferred with M. ]. Hoff-
man, engineer in. charge Of bridge
building, in regard to the new
bridge to be built over Sank Riv-
err on Main Street in the near fu-
ture.
Miss Hazel Kringen was unani-
mously adjudged the winner in
the Dramatic division in the
semi-sub-district defamation con-
test held here last Thursday even
ing.
Members of the Gopher-Prairie
and Raymond-Ashley Ali clubs