The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-12-26

Issue Of February %
Sunday morning, shortly afte,
eleven o'clock, the local fire de
partment was called to exiting
uish a blaze in the home which
is occupied by Mrs. Hetzel.
Friday evening the l.. T. A. bask
etball team travelled to st. CLOUD
where they competed in the dis
trict tournament, defeating the
Brooten and Waite Park teams
to win the district meet.
Miss Helen Wilder, dramatic anG
English instructor, was called t.
Minneapolis Wednesday evening
by the serious illness of her sis
ter, Miss Lucretia Wilder, who
passed away on Friday at the
age of % years.
Sank Centres minstrel show, pre-
sented last Monday and Tuesday
was a huge success both in pre-.
sentation and in box office re
ceipts.
DR.. Paul w. Hanson, while in at
tendance at the annual Minneso
ia Bandmasters' Conference al
the University last weekend
made arrangements for the Band
festival to be held in this city or
Sunday, July 28th, at the City
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Unger are receiv.
ing congratulations from their
friends upon the birth of baby
girl born yesterday morning
Wednesday.
The death of Joseph Ostendorf
age II years, occurred at his
farm home three and one-hal1
miles west of town Monday al
10 o'clock p. M.
Issue of March
Chief of Police Fred Mossman an
nounced Tuesday that the de-
partment will commence immed
late action in the enforcement OF
the traffic laws of this city.
Wednesday afternoon the local high
school basketball quint was elm
mated in the initial contest OF
the District meet when Alexan,
dria defeated them "a to 20.
Mrs. Ben H. Carpenter passed
away at her home Monday even
ing, March 4th. The lady has
been i'll for about week with
double pneumonia.
In the sub-district basketball meet
held in the local gym last Thurs
day and Friday Melrose and
Swanville emerged as contenders
in the district meet next week.
Garland Taylor, County Superil.
tendent of Schools, has arranged
for a County track and field day
to be conducted at the Stearns
County Fair this year. This sport
program has been added with q
view to giving more children an
opportunity to interest them.
selves in the Fair.
Members of the Progressive Farm.
ers' Club held their annual meet
ing at their club rooms Friday
evening, at which time the fol
lowing officers were elected: Fay
Huston, president; Mrs. G. F
Botz, vice president; Ray Walk
er, secretary; Mrs. Ole Halverson
treasurer; and John Wolfe, ser.
geant-at-arms.
SO
Issue of March IA
Members Of the Robert Swift Post
of the American Legion were
presented with red feathers al
the regular meeting held in the
Club Rooms Monday evening
These feathers are given by De.
partment Headquarters for 10C
per cent membership of the local
post.
David Copperfield has been select.
ed by the Senior Class for its
play to be presented Friday, May
3rd.
In this issue on page ten appears
an ordinance of the City of Sank
Centre designated as Chapter 1875
which provides for the bond issue
of $500 dollars for street i'm.
provements.
At two meetings of the Fair Asso.
citation held the past week it was
decided tentatively to hold the
fair on August 16, II and 10.
On Tuesday, April End, will be held
the annual election Of the City
of Sank Centre, at which time II
will be necessary to elect three
councilmen for the term of two
years and a special judge for a
four year term.
Township elections were held in all
parts of the State last Tuesday
and lively opposition showed up
in some elections. Special pro.
jects were acted upon at the
same time.
A special meeting Of the Commun-
ity Club will be held Thursday
evening, the first meeting in the
new club rooms. The nature OF
the affair is a stag party with
lunch, speakers, and cards.
Mrs. Louis Jackson, resident of this
city for the past As years, was
called to her eternal rest last
Thursday evening, March 7th, at
$3.50. She was stricken week
ago with heart attack and was
confined in bed until her death.
Frank Morris, resident of Lyman
Prairie community, passed away
Sunday morning after a short i'll.
ness.
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