The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-04-25
To Use Tent For Furniture Store

to go around trade must go on! Frank Hawley, War
road merchant came to Baudette recently to secure
building for furniture store, and the fact that he
couldn't find building didn't phase him. He has
tent 6Ox30, with floor, and he will that until
such time as he can secure building for perman-
emit store. Two carloads of furniture have been ship
ped into Baudette by Hawley and it looks like the
big tent will become of the towns most enterpris
ing business establishments. They may not be any
show windows in the new store" but lift the flap
and come in Our overhead is small and we can sell
for less!
Note From 1890 Cornerstone Fortels Ocean Air Travel
Little Falls-Workmen opening the cornerstone
in the city hall of Little Falls recently found note
from the previous generation written in $780, predict
ing that some day would cross the ocean by air
and new Cornerstone laid in the remodeled building
will contain message to the futre generation, sign
ed by the city council The old note encased In bot
tie and written As years when the structure was
first built will be returned to resting place in the
new cornerstone, along with the message of the
sent The council briefly reviewed conditions In the
world as they stand, including the depression
various governmental agencies and aids old age PEN
sion talk and war rumors and closed with greetings
the future generations from the 1895 city admins
tration.
Eggs Cream Scrambled in Automobile Accident
Fosston.-Forty dozen eggs and five gallons of
cream rolled together in ditch when car overturn-
ed Fosston recently, gave plenty of opportunity
for anyone so inclined to add little salt and baking
powder and bake a cake right in the ditch. The acct
dent occurred about mile west Of Crookston when
q in which Mrs. A. H. Behlke ana ner son were
bringing their produce to market slide from the
pavement onto soft shoulder in the road and rolled
into the ditch The farm products were total loss
but the birds nearby stuffed themselves Injuries t.
the occupants of the were slight, and damage to
the car largely the result Of the smashed eggs and
spilling cream
Famed Swim Champ Almost Drowned Four
Years Ago
Chishom-Four short years ago, Anne Goved-
Mix 19-year old st Cloud Teachers College student
and now trying out for the Olympic swimming team,
had to stay away from anything resembling deep
water. The potential champ" not only could not
SWIM but got out beyond her depth In the water and
had to be saved by her sister, Anne was In bathing
in pond near her home, getting into trouble whes
she yaded out beyond the safe limits Her sister,
Mary, arrived in time to pull her out after announcer
friend had almost been dragged down by the strus-
Cling girl The experience was enough, and Anne I'M
mediatey began learning to SWIM Today she mas not
world records and four American records IN the
breast stroke all taken without single professional
lesson.
Recites Poem In Trance Copy Lost 40 Years Ago
Sacred Heart-Forty years ago Simel Jonnsen
wrote an acrostic poem, the first letter OF the nrss
word in each line Of each stanza spelling out ms
name The copy was lost and nothing more was
thought of 1t until recently when member OF the
family asked for the poem. Mrs. Christian Evenson,
sister of the poet questioned, but said she mad
no knowledge Of where the poem might be founo. "A
few days later she called her son, Sgvart Evenson
Halliday who was visiting her at the time. ana sala
Get a pencil and paper and write what dictate.
without hesitation the II Of the lost poem with
the acrostc spelling out perfectly the name omen
johnson. No explanation Is given Tor the perform
ance except the psychological idea that everything
one has ever heard makes an impression on tne
brain, however faint.