The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-12-26


last Friday was a gala event IL
the schools activities with the
Sophomores winning in the Sen
ior division and the Freshmen ir
the Junior division.
Rev. J. d. Butler, pastor of the
Methodist Church of this city, de
livered the Baccalaureate ser
mon to the graduates Of 1895 al
the Junior High Auditorium last
Sunday evening.
Poppy Day, last Saturday, conduct
ed in this city by the Auxiliaries
of both the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and the American Legior
delivered better sales than any
years in the past.
On Monday morning twin sons
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. w
D. Gallup. They are to be nam
ed Dean Lowell and David Miles
Issue of June 6
Mrs. ]. F. Mcdonald, resident oi
this community for the past 81
years, died Sunday evening al
the st. Cloud hospital.
Mrs. A. F. Moynihan, in charge OF
Federal Relief in twenty counties
in the State of Iowa, was called
to the main office in Des Moines
where she has full charge of dir.
Getting Federal Relief in the
State of Iowa.
Miss Hildegard Pfeiffer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Killian Pfeiffer
died Tuesday night at Anoka
hospital where she has been for
the past eight years.
Henry Lang, who resides near Pa
dua with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Lang, was seriously
injured Tuesday morning by the
explosion of a dynamite cap.
The Herald celebrated its 68th an.
niversary as the community
newspaper today, June 9Th.
Sunday evening twenty-one girls
and boys were graduated from
the st. Paul's Parochial School
with the Rev. Francis Zilkoski
of Flansburg, delivering the ad-
dress.
Seventy graduates received diplo.
mas from the local school at the
Commencement exercises held
last Friday evening at which DR.
c. M. Pace, of Hamline, spoke to
the young people.
Memorial Day observance was
marked by an appropriate pro-
gram in the City Park with O.
Jerde, of st. Cloud Teachers Col
lege, as the main speaker.
Wool delivery days in Sauk Centre
have been set for today and to-
morrow, Thursday and Friday,
This is the third annual wool
pool of Sauk Centre farmers.
A short stop golf tournament will
be played on the local course
next Sunday, June 9th. This is
the first in a series of four such
events.
Issue of June Is
Tests made on last Thursday OF
the outfall sewer Of the munich
pal disposal plant revealed nc
material reduction of infiltration
Tests were conducted by L. l.
Hyde and H. ]. Hagestad, engin-
eerS.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. T. Conklin return.
ed Sunday from HOO mile TRIP
to Wichita, Texas, through sew.
eral states, and the flooded areas
in the South.
Wool delivery days were held in
Sauk Centre June 6 and 7 al
which time $500 pounds of wool
totalling $13,800 were sold by the
local pool.
Four inches of rain fell Sunday
morning in a cloudburst that
flooded easements and incon-
vienced motorists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Unger, Of St
Cloud, are receiving congratula-
tions upon the addition to their
family in the person of a nine
pound, ten ounce daughter born
on last Thursday.
aHs
Issue of June 20
$17,5O0 will be spent soon in the
reclamation project in the Birch
Lake chain. Water levels will be
raised, fish will be stocked, and
the land will be beautified.
The local v. F. w. Post was honor
ed in the district meeting in
Mora Sunday for the largest del
egation, and further honors were
granted to J. N. Jackson when
he was made junior vice COM
mander of the 9Th District.
Paul Perlinger, Little Sauk farmer,
died early Monday morning af-
ter an illness of eight months.
A Model T Ford got under way in
the wrong direction Wednesday
evening and in attempting to
back from the curb, the driver
drove over the sidewalk and