The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-12-26

day on the erection Of the new
bridge to be constructed over
Sauk Lake. Dismantling of the
old bridge was begun, and the
temporary bridge on Pine Street
was begun Wednesday.
John A. Brown died suddenly on
Friday morning, July 10. He was
taken suddenly Ill and passed
away about one hour later.
Friday evening H. G. Borgmann,
Charles Kortan, and Alex Botz
were named the Sauk Centre
committee for the administration
of the Wheat contracts for the
coming year.
Funeral services were held for Ed.
H. Hansen on last Saturday ev-
NAjng at the Church Of the Good
Samaritan with the Rev. Mr.. l..
E. Kempton officiating.
Sylvester Dickinson, formerly en-
ployed in the local Great North
ern Depot, passed away Sunday
at the hospital in Monticello, his
home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Schulz an eight and one-half
pound boy at the local hospital.
The forepart of the week a new
refrigerated display case was in
stalled in the Corner Meat Mar
ket.
Issue of August 1
Tuesday morning the temporary
bridge over Sauk River was op-
ened for traffic and work Of dis
rnantling the old bridge was
commenced in earnest.
Cntimely hot weather with the
mercury ascending to the 100
mark endangering the lives of
forses and animals and slowing
up the harvest work was record
ed last week.
Among the cake demonstrations at
st. Cloud last Friday Estella.
Winter, Gopher Prairie All club,
won first place and will enter
sub-district competition.
Officers of the Stearns County Ag-
ricultural Association Saturday
night purchased the community
merry-go-round from Kimball, to
be added to the Fair attractions
this year.
1000 persons attended the Band
Festival held in this city on July
% conducted by the West Central
Minnesota Band Association. The
grand evening concert was con-
Quoted by D. w. Boland, guest
cornet soloist.
M onI Mrc Eroplr sTbiorS xuara
made happy Monday by the ar
rival of a daughter named Phil
omene Josephine.
Issue of August 8
Through the efforts of the Com
munity Club, Sauk Centre will
have a grain market within the
next week with the coming of
the Farm Service Stores under
the management of George Hol-
ler.
The Pendergast building on Third
Street, an old land mark, will be
treated to an entire new front.
Work was begun Tuesday, and
the building will be maintained
as two separate stores.
Mrs. Howard Proen passed away
Wednesday evening at HOO in
the Sanitarium in Wadena. Mrs.
Proell was a resident of this
community.
F. w. Lamb passed away at the
home of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Connolly, this morning,
Thursday, at the age of 70.
Farmers of this community, in
spite of weather and black rust,
are confident that the yield of
small grains will be a good one
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Erickson
are now the proud parents of a
seven pound son born Sunday
evening at the local hospital.
Issue of August Is
Stearns Countys 33rd annual fair
and flower show will open to-
morrow, Friday, with a program
to feature baseball, All, Boy
Scout and rural school activities.
John Marty, of Grey Eagle, was
fatally injured Tuesday evening
when the car he was driving
overturned in the ditch one mile
south of Grey Eagle.
Dominik Casey, of Sedan, was ac-
cidentally killed Saturday morn
ing while driving to the home of
a neighbor. While working under
his wagon, the horses pulled
away allowing the wagon to fall
on him crushing his skull.
The death of Elizabeth Allen oc-
Cured Monday morning at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George