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

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The Borgmann Dairy announced
this week the installation Of 8
completely new plant for milk
pasteurization. Their delivery OF
this new processed milk will &c
on sale Immediately.
Assuming the place Of DR.. A. f.
i Moynihan on the Water, Light
| and Power Commission will be
G. Hillerud, whose appointment
was recently made by district
judges.
Issue May
4S, out Of 81 enrolled, took examin-
atoms in the Red Cross First Aid
courses Thursday evening.
John Ceynar, Getty township far
mer, filed Wednesday afternoon
for the office Of State Repre-
sentative for the First of the
46th Legislative District.
Sank Centres Band ninth annual
concert played Sunday evening
revealed charter members still
with the organization and pre-
sented a brand new product of
Director Hanson's-a beginners
band.
At the City Council meeting April
20, j. A. Schoenhoff was elected
City Clerk to succeed ]. F. Coop
er, who resigned after APP
pointment.
Members of City Council in special
session decided Friday to raze
the pump house at the City
Park. Erected in 1898, the
buildings destruction will lower
one of the city's landmarks.
With rural library service upper
most in the minds of forty Ii
brarians the 18th annual con-
vention of the Lake Region Lii
brary Association met in this
city last Friday and Saturday.
Issue of May IA
Regional Fire School instructed
some seventy firemen Sunday in
this city when departments of
| Central Minnesota convened here.
Wayne Ralph, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harland Pickett, passed away
last Thursday afternoon in the
st. Cloud hospital.
Forty new subscribers lines will be
added to the switchboard Of the
local Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone company, manager For
syth announced this week. Net
gains in stations make for this
increase in lines.
Fair officials in session Friday
night set the 1896 Fair dates for
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
August %, 20, and 80.
Funeral services for the late Char
les Dimond, pioneer resident Of
Dimond Bay, were held at the
family home in Burtrum Sunday.
Mr.. Dimond died at Hudson, Wis,
Wednesday morning, aged SO.
Out of 62 enrolled in the Red Cross
First Aid course, conducted dur
ing the past six weeks, only 40
completed their courses and pass
ed the examinations.
Issue Of May FL
Arthur H. Kranz, 38, died sudden
ly while working at his place of
business.
Al units of this community at
tended the Leaders meeting in
the Court House Saturday even
ing formulating plans for All
camp at the Stearns County Fair.
Harvey's tracksters wound up in
third place Saturday in the Dis
trict % track meet held here.
Henning pushed their way to first
honors.
Two large barns were destroyed
Sunday night on the Henry lilies
farm when fire started in one and
was swept by high winds to the
roof of the other.
Issue of May 20
A brilliant baseball season Is in
store for Sank Centre with the J..
j. Kohns booked under the Big
Five League.
Msgr. A. Plachta addressed the
class of SO Sunday evening in the
capacity of Baccalaureate speak
er.
Mrs. Julia Costello, II, pioneer res
ident of this city, died on May
Goth in Glenwood. Funeral servic-
es were held last Friday morn
ing.
Examinations for school bus driv-
ers will be set up along the lines
of physical examinations; driv-
ing test; instruction in First Aid
and mental and character tests,
according to an announcement of
Supt. w. A. Kohl.
Issue of June
News of the drowning Of Alma
Marie Smith, II, spread with the
rapidity of fire along Main Street
Thursday. Her body was taken
from Sank Lake shortly after 5
o'clock that day.
Rev. Paul Surek, Mora, addressed
Fl graduates of st. Pauls School
Sunday evening when Mary Jane
Stelzig and Helen Smith led their
class as valedictorian and saluta-
torian respectively.
Memorial services, conducted in
the city park Saturday morning,
held as speaker Mike Murray, St.
Cloud, who gave a patriotic ad-
dress in honor Of the veterans Of
the nations wars.
81 students, led by Wanda Carpen-
ter, valedictorian, and Helen Min
cite, salutatorian, were ushered
from the Sank Centre high school
Thursday evening with an ad-
dress by George Selke, president
Of st. Cloud Teachers College.
Tuesday marked two births in this
community. The first a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Eckberg
and the second a daughter born