The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-12-31
at the local hospital.
Issue Of November ID

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C. g. Palmer, veteran shoemaker,
recently retired from business
following Al years of shoe servic-
ing in this community.
George Young. retired farmer. pass
ed away Monday. He was "a.
William Ekstrand announced this
| week he had leased the Bjone
building and would assume oc-
cupancy January I.
Night football and a good football
squad were assured last Tuesday
| evening when business men en-
| tertained for the squad members
| Of the SO edition.
Celebrating the Golden anniversary
of their marriage, in 1885. were
| Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Brophy, Sum
day.
$50 employers blanks were deliver
ed In this city on Monday
through the local postoffice.
A reorganization program for the
Girl Scout council was partially
| completed this week when Olga
Carlson, National Headquarters.
conducted leadership courses
here. Mrs. Whitson heads the
| Council as Commissioner.
Issue Of November rs
A three-fold program was present
ed to nearly so laundrymen Of
this section when district meet
| ing was held in this city last
| Thursday evening.
Gathered for the mutual discussion
of business problems n bankers
of Central Minnesota met in this
city Thursday evening.
Sank Centre was early in holiday
attire this year, for Wednesday
street decorations in the Yuletide
scheme were completed.
50 years ago the late J. III. Law
| purchased the first ticket to the
Firemen's Ball; this year his wi
dow, Mrs. Law, in California,
carried out that tradition by pur-
chasing ticket number one.
Registration Of forty boys and the
| division Of fifty boys into ten pa
trolls was completed this week in
Boy Scouting announced Scout
master Kowalke.
| L. L. Kells heads as president the
| Sank Centre country club follow
ing their annual meeting Tuesday
| evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Doege
on Sunday was daughter weigh
ing 6 pounds and eleven ounces.
Issue Of December 8
Jim Pangburn, 16, was accidentally
when a spent bullet from 20
lodged in the scalp behind the
ear.
Alex Benson, hunter and woods
man for Is years, presented his
views this week in an article on
deer hunting with interesting
glances on the new laws.
Winifred Cowlthorpe, Of this COM
munity, was awarded a signal
honor with her safety project in
All work when she was given a
free trip to the National All con-
gress in session in Chicago this
week.
Issue Of December 10
Inspired by an address by DIR. ]. F.
Dubois, the Rotary Club Tuesday
challenged the business street
when they voted to help under
write the Firemen's Convention
here in 1889 and urged business
men to cooperate.
Threatening the whole business
section, a disastrous fire swept
by high wind Sunday morning
demolished four business houses
and three buildings, temporarily
paralyzing the business street.
Business bobbed up as usual in
Sank Centre as burned out bus
inesses announced their inten-
tions to relocate and reopen for
Christmas trade.
Officers were elected to the Stearns
County Agricultural Society Fri
day with Alex Bromenschenkel
as president. Dates were set for
August %, "a, and rs.
One woman dead and two men and
a woman injured was the accident
toll for the city Thursday when
Mrs. Marie Craywinkel, of Fer
gus Falls, was killed south Of this
city.
Mrs. Mary Gettys died this morn
ing at her home about 7:45
o'clock.
ACoth S1oI 40 Shd0OW OVCIs IuC
lives of two when Dorothy Ann
Kuefler, months, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kuefler, Of
Elrosa, and Evelyn Dorothy En-
gel, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Engel passed away Sunday.
Issue of December IL
Fire-ruined stores announced new
stocks and new locations this
week, as the business street as
sumed reorganization after the
fire of week ago.
Glen Sullivan announced that the
Sullivan building, completely des-
troyed, would be rebuilt as soon
as possible.
Twelve pin ball machines were in
stalled in this city bearing licen-
ses by the City Council at 800. A
percentage will help defray the
expense Of the Firemen's conven-
ton here in 1889.
Membership quota for Stearns
County Legionnaires is over the
top it was learned Monday even
ing when the county group met
in Sank Centre as the guests Of
Robert Swift Post.
Alfred Bromenshenkel, of this city,
played one Of the leading roles in
the Johnny Prep Players opener.
10000 pounds Of turkey left for