The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-12-31
Historical Panorama Of
Sank Centre 1886
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C0uk Ientfe 1870
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Conrad Beste, SO, died Wednesday
afternoon. Funeral services will
be held Saturday from the West
Union Catholic Church.
Mrs. Christina Hanson, 80, died Fri
day morning at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. F. K. Lewis.
Mrs. Ellen Graham, So, of Melrose,
died Thursday morning. She was
the mother of Mrs. Charles Ken
nedy, of Pleasant Valley.
Issue of October 8
ia entries were made Saturday In
the annual Harvest festival, and
premium winners were announc-
ed this week.
George Fish, chief Of the local Vol
unteer Fire Department, will
speak over KSTP today in the
interests of Fire Prevention
Week.
Henry Wiener, rs, Getty Grove, dieo
suddenly Saturday morning and
was buried Tuesday morning.
200 adults attended the Western
Stearns poultry tour Friday in
the final countrywide project
conducted by the Home Demon
stration Department.
Replacement of a water main on
Third Street between Ash and
Birch Streets will be started soon.
The new main, is a four inch wa
ter carrier.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross,
October 2, a nine pound daughter,
named Karen Patricia.
Issue of October IA
Harold Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Rogers, has been selected
to appear in one of the roles in,
ct Can't Happen Here" by Sin
clair Lewis, and will appear in
Chicago with a group In VIVA
theatres.
Little Birch Lake yielded Sunday
one of the biggest wall eyes IN
this section to Minneapolis wo-
man fisher. He measured 81 in
ches and weighed IA pounds.
Tuesday officers Of the Farmers
Shipping Association purchased
the elevator of the Farm Service
Stores, and opened for business
Thursday morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Marthaler, Z pound, IA ounce
daughter, Sunday.
Harold Gray passed cigars this
week when son was born to him
and Mrs. Gray weighing eight
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ritter were
made parents Tuesday when a
daughter was born to them
weighing ten pounds.
Issue Of October %
Suit against Jos. Dirnberger to
accomplish the removal OF build
ing erected on north side of Cor
ner Meat Market by the City was
dropped Wednesday evening in
special session of the City Coun-
Gil
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Botz, of this
city, were privileged to celebrate
their 65th wedding anniversary
on Sunday.
Music department of the local
school has opened a course for
instrumental instruction and Mr..
Kitzberger, supervisor, hopes for
100 students.
Issue of October 20
Three firms suffered losses to $4O,-
900 Sunday morning when fire
broke out in the Pendergast
building, endangering the stock
of the Unger store.
Local dealers anticipate a rs per-
cent increase in the turkey mar
ket this season as the Thanksgiv-
ing season approaches.
Mrs. Edward Spaeth, 26, died Mon
day in the St. Cloud hospital. She
was a resident of Padua.
August Heidemann, Ashley, died
suddenly Tuesday, and funeral
services will be held Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Andrew F. Anderson, formerly
of Ashley, died Saturday in st.
Paul at the age of y years.
The Water Commission announced
this week that during the sum-
mer quarter 2S,S77,44 gallons of
water were consumed by Sank
Centre residents.
Girl Scout leaders and committee
women were receiving leadership
instructions this week from Olga
Carlson.
Issue of November s
Mrs. Alice Dean Strebel, Sc, died
Saturday morning at Northwest
ern Hospital, in Minneapolis.
Charles Fremont Weeks, early res
ident of this city, died Friday
night at the age of 80 years.
Sarah A. Joyce, passed away at her
home in this city Friday after
noon following an illness of six
weeks.
j. E. Kinsella, former resident, died
at the St. Cloud hospital on We'd
nesday afternoon. He was 70
years of age.
Sank Centre hoped on the national
bandwagon Tuesday when MAJOR
tiles were given to Roosevelt for
President and Benson for the
Governors chair in the general
election.
Winter cracked early in this section
Monday when cold weather and
a near blizzard tied up traffic,
and threatened to cut the vote at
the polls Tuesday.
Issue of November IL
Sank Centre will be the seat OF
conventions next week when on
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