The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-30

Marshall building, two buildings
adjacent to Otto Bros. and the
\ lifting Of the second story OF the
1896 building now housing the
OGara Motor company.
So Scouts OF Troop Is received
| awards in a Court Of Honor FRI
day with II boys recognized as
Apprentices In the Sea Scout pa
i troll.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bjerlraas died at
Serepta home Friday at the age
Of 81 years.
Week of May Is
Mrs. Appolonia Eva Knott, IS, pass
ed away on Mothers Day at the
| home OF her daughter. Mrs. A. ].
| Ortiz, east Of this city.
26 members Of the school patrol
will be awarded in Reorganization
OF their service at a special func-
tion, the American Legion Post
announced this week.
Heading enthusiastically the class OF
81 win be Walter Kleinschmidt,
valedictorian, and Dorothy KEEL
dahl, salutatorian, announcement
was made this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Bromenshenkel Tuesday at
the hospital.
Employment Of both Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Harvey. as directors Of
summer recreational program,
was announced this week as the
city followed the suggestions of
special Legion-Rotary committee.
Week of May 20
Mrs. Eldorus johnson, II, passed
away Friday afternoon at her
home on south Main Street.
Fire, famed by high wind, level
ed several buildings on the John
Berscheit farm Sunday morning.
Plans for the 18th OF July celebra-
ton In this city were laid at a
committee meeting this week.
Department in promoting the
1859 state convention.
z. L. Begin, prominent War veter-
an, will be speaker at q special
Memorial Day program sponsor
ed by two OF the city's veterans
organizations, on May 30.
Changing the dates OF the Stearns.
County Fair to August 1919, fair
Officials met Tuesday evening to
book the Gould shows, to lay
plans for this years fair.
10d7 students in both Of the city's
schools were tested in q special
hearing test this week. II percent
OF the students did not meet re-
quired standards, made the school
average with most communities.
Births took q healthy lead this.
week with four. A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson are
parents Of a son, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bunker have
daughter in the Family. Born to-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bryan was q
son Wednesday.
Week Of May "a
Russell Larson was awarded the
Eagle Scout rank, the highest in
Boy Scouting, in Court OF Hon
or In Richmond Tuesday night.
Fire destroyed the farm home Of
Sam Graham Tuesday afternoon.
Failure Of the water supply made
work Of department ineffective.
Bicycles must be licensed announc-
ed the City Council this week. A.
Is cent fee was imposed for own
erS.
Paving for east Third Street was
announced by the Council this
week, after q petition from pro-
perty owners had been presented.
Dorothy Bentfield and Marvin Jul
des, captain and lieutenant res
pectively, will head the school pa
troll next year, 1t was announced
at q dinner given the patrol by
the American Legion Wednesday
evening.
Highest prices since 81 for butter
fat was the announcement OF To-
cal creamerymen this week, when
payment Of 81 cents was made.
Approval of the District Medical
Association was obtained this
week for the school immunization
program against diphtheria and
small pox, w. A. Kohl said.
Fifteen years in this city, Red Owl
moved from the Otto building on
Main Street to a Bird street loca-
tion, this week.
Week OF June s
About 800 home management MEM
bers enjoyed q days outing at the
city park last Thursday.
Thumbing down any attempt for
the city to promote a Lewis
Day" Sinclair Lewis this week in
a letter to the Community Club
said NO to their plan, while
work on the 9Th Of July celebra-
ton continued.
Sank Centre wool growers sold
their pool Tuesday evening to the
Twin City Hide and Fur Co.,
high bidders. For number one
the bid was 34.65 per pound.
Nearly 80 years on the business
street marked the tenure OF the
reign Of ]. B. Schoenhodf who an
nounced his retirement, and the
end Of the Gopher Prairie Inn,
Wednesday.
Only the second revision Of the by
laws Of the Bryant Library in
nearly 60 years was accepted at
the Board meeting last week. A
committee worked for several
months and presented the revi-
sion to the Board.
Community Club members propos-
ed that the Sank Centre group