The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-12-31

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trict, Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Mrs. F. Fischer, retiring from the
business street. sold her bakery
business to J..-V Nelson this
week.
w. M. Parker returned from Cleve-
land Saturday where he attend.
ed the National convention of the
Republican Party.
Dentists Of this city attended the
West Central Minnesota Dental
association meeting in Alexandria
last Friday.
Issue Of June rs
Sam Erickson, resident of Kando-
ia, died Monday morning at s. c.
Bjone's home in this city, at the
age of rs years.
Thomas r. Lamb, pioneer resident,
died Saturday morning at the
Long hospital following a serious
illness.
Henry D. Egan, Padua, died Tues
day afternoon at the st. Cloud
hospital. Aged 81 years.
City Council decided to rejoin the
county relief pool Tuesday, after
city administered relief proved
too costly.
Tragedy was averted by quick-wit-
ted Walter Zimmerman when
two of his children and their lit
tie cousin ate paris green last
Wednesday.
Issue of July 2
Charles Pendroy and Ed Besser an
nounced the opening of their new
pasteurization milk plant this
week. Housed in a new brick
building they are ready for i'm
mediate delivery.
Miss Marie Stein, II, died Friday
morning following complications
set in as result of stroke.
Poultry project meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. John Cey-
mar last week when a county
wide culling project was carried
on in points Of vantage.
Wednesday Sigurd Holme purchas-
ed the Smith Liquor Store from
Mrs. A. c. Smith and Gus Ander-
son assumed the interest of Geo.
Bowman in the George and Gus
Lunch parlor.
Painful was the accident to Pete
Finken when he was impaled OH
a pitchfork handle Sunday.
Jumping from ladder he fell on
the fork whose handle entered
the lower abdominal cavity.
Razing Of the old structure, which
housed Saeger's dry cleaning es-
Enlistment, was begun this
week and the erection of a new
brick structure will be begun i'm
mediately, announced owner
Frank Pangburn.
Issue Of July 8
Alfred, %, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Schneider, Of this city, was
drowned Thursday in lake near
Washington, D. c.
Miss Clara Weyel died at the home
of the Rev. and Mrs. P. ]. Jansen
Friday afternoon after a lengthy
illness.
The Griswold Sign company will
erect the signals at the crossings
in this city according to State
Highway department who let
contracts this week.
Ben Norman suffered a fractured
leg Tuesday while working in the
yard of the Sank Centre Imple-
ment company.
Unprecedented traffic on Minneso-
ta's highways leading into Sank
Centre was noted Friday night,
July 4th.
Issue of July 16
Mrs. Anna Kleinschmidt, 81, died
Tuesday morning at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Jake Sieben.
Mrs. Jessie Stuart died Saturday at
her home in Westport at the age
of Al years.
Joseph Doubrava, Sc, passed away
Tuesday night at his home in
Getty after a lingering illness of
nearly a years duration.
Jeremiah Bonaparte Bailey, aged
pioneer of this community, died
Monday evening at the age of 80
at st. Cloud.
Commissioned as Asst. Dental Sur
geon in the u. s. Public Health
Service, was DR.. H. J. Wood
bridge upon his return from
Washington this week. He and
Mrs. Woodbridge will move to
Chicago.
With the installation Of new neon
lighting and a washed air cool
ing system Manager Parsons an
nounces that the Oxford Theatre
is one Of the most completely
equipped theatres in this section
of the state.
Issue of July 20
J L. Truax, resident here for 70
Of his II years, died at his home
Thursday afternoon. A fractured
arm started his decline three
years ago.
Mrs. Frank Doege, West Union,
died suddenly Friday morning
suffering complications arising
from a heart attack.
Richard Harry, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Davis, died
July 10th at the st. Andrews hos
pital in Minneapolis. Double
pneumonia, developing from
whooping cough caused death.
Senator Elmer A. Benson addressed
local groups on Monday evening
at the summer home Of Ben Du-
Bois, at Fairy Lake.
Issue of July 80
Gopher Prairie All Club and host
Of guests enjoyed an annual tour
Of farms Sunday with views Of
livestock and poultry as import
ant projects.
Stearns County has been recon-
mended as one Of the counties