The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-12-26
Historical Panorama OF
Sauk Centre 1895

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Committee appointed to make
arrangements for a Fourth OF
July celebration this year, met in
the Armory Monday night to
discuss plans of finance and to
select entertainment features.
Last Thursday evening at the high
school, representatives Of the
various social agencies met to
organize centrally to act as a
clearing house for juvenile cases
and cases Of general social abus-
es. DR.. Julian Dubois was elected
president, Mrs. L. L. Kells, vice
president, and Mrs. William
Moore, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Charles A. Morse, resident
of this city for the past 81 years,
passed away at her home on Pine
Street on Friday afternoon,
March 20, after she had been
confined to her bed since early in
November.
August Graber, farmer, passed
away at his farm home four miles
east of this city, Friday, March
20, at the age of 76 years and Z
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more than a months duration.
B. w. Clabaugh, former editor of
the Sauk Centre News, who for
the past ten years edited the
Swanville News, passd away at
his home in that village last Fri
day morning.
Issue of April IL
Julius Schmidt and Miss Cecile
Baltes, both rural school teach
ers, are in the Sauk Centre hos
pital recovering from injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident
Saturday morning.
Several Scouters motored to st.
Cloud last Saturday and attended
a session of the Boy Scout Lead
ers Training Conference at the
Breen Hotel.
A total of $101,742 in corn-hog
checks was received by John A.
Willenbring, treasurer of the
Stearns County Corn-Hog Asso-
citation, during the past week and
will be distributed throughout the
county.
Last week the County All Council
met in Sank Centre to make
plans for the one-act play con-
test to be neld in st. Joseph,
April 26th, and in this city, April
9th.
Under the leadership of consulators
and deans, the clergy of the Dio-
cese of st. Cloud are completing
plans for a celebration on May
10, 20 and 81 Of the 25th anniver-
sary of the episcopal consecra-
ton Of the Most Rev. Joseph F.
Busch, D. D.
Organization of the new City
Council was made at the meeting
last Tuesday evening, with the
new appointments and appor-
tionment of committees complet-
ed.
George O'Gara,' whose term expired
this year on the Water, Light and
Power Commission, was reap
pointed by the District Judges.
DIR. H. F. Henneman succeeds
him as president of the commits
sion for 1885.
Olive Hilda Hansen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Hansen,
passed away April 5th, following
brief illness.
Arthur Gillette passed away in
Minneapolis April 3rd at the age
of 81 years.
Issue of April Is
Members of the local Public
School will compete in the an
nual music festival at Alexandria
Friday and Saturday, April 26
and 81.
According to the report of the
Bryant Library, submitted for
publication the total circulation
of the local library Is 20,627
books annually.
H. G.. Rydholm received word that
his father, A. Rydholm, of Upsal-
la, had passed away Sunday af-
ter an illness Of about a years
duration.
Sauk Centre business men are
sponsoring the second annual
Chick Day to be held on Satur-
day, May 4th.
Miss Clara Doege, daughter Of An
ton Doege, Of this city, passed
away at Anoka Wednesday noon.
Funeral services will be held in
st. Paul's Catholic church Mon
day at 900 o'clock.
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Issue of April rs
B. H. Otte, supervisor of the agri-
cultural census, announced Satur-
day that the total number Of
farms in Stearns County is A.
800.
w. w. Backus, of Little Falls, and
A. J. Dondelinger, Of Brainerd,
purchased the Burg Store in this
city together with those stores
in Little Falls and Thief River
Falls.
Jim Ross, has been appointed to
direct the SIERRA Leisure Time
Activity program this year which
will feature kittenball, volley ball.
horseshoe and baseball.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul w. Hanson re-
ceived the news of the death OF
his mother on Tuesday. Mrs.
Hanson was 8S years old.
The Fire Department was called to
the Robert Plant farm last Tues
day morning to extinguish fire
which started in the wash house.
That afternoon they were called
to the G. H. Vandesteeg farm to
nut out a fire in the milk house.