The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-07-22

NIy NEWS 1temS
Attorney Marcus Hengel, Of st
Cloud, transacted business in this
city Monday.
Miss Hays Wakefield and friend
Of st. Paul, called at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Wilcox Mon
day.
Alvin Dickson, Of Terrace
Mimi, visited Wednesday night al
the Harold E. and George Dickson
homes.
Mrs. p. Lamb went to Little
Falls Monday, July 10th. for a few
days visit with her SON, DR.. Harold
Lamb and family.
From G. NJ. Crandall, st. Paul.
came the welcome letter renewing
his subscription to the Herald for
the year Of 1888. Thanks.
Miss Betty Markson returned to
st. Paul Monday morning after a
weekend visit at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Markson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dobratz and
family, of Hutchinson, were guests
at the Ben Bosshardt home in this
city, last Sunday. Mrs. Dobratz
and Mr.. Bosshardt are cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parker auto
ed to Wadena Sunday where they
visited with the gentleman's moth
er, Mrs. Charles Parker. They were
accompanied by his brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Carol Parker, who arriv-
ed from Chicago Saturday night.
Mrs. p r. Davis and Miss Maude
Davis left this city Tuesday morn
ing bound for Chicago where they
expect to remain for the rest of
the summer. Mrs. Davis and
daughter will visit at the home of
their sons and brothers, Lyle and
Gaylord Davis.
Dick Schoenhoff is in town this
week vacationing from his travel
ing job that headquarters him in
Rochester. He has as his guest
here Miss Esther Larson, of Roch-
ester, and they are at the home of
Dicks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Schoenhoff this week.
Guy Mickey announced this week
his resignation from his position
at the Red Owl with a weeks no
tice. His resignation took effect
last evening, Wednesday. AL
though Mr.. Mickey has several al
ternatives in mind now, he made
no further announcement as to his
future plans.
Jack French, of Monroe, Wis,
who was manager of the North
west Bell Telephone Co., in this
city, several years ago, spent Mon
day in Sank Centre renewing old
acquaintance. Mr.. French is visit
ing with his brother in st. Cloud,
and came to this city for a few
hours. He left this city about fiji
teen years ago.
Sank Centres representative in
the Mantanuska Valley Colony in
Alaska, Norbert Nathe, has trans
ferred his services in to the rail-
road line, word received by his mo-
Their said. Norbert, who left here
about two years ago, is now en-
ployed in the service of the Alas
kan Railroad. 1t is on their rail-
road that ]. Lockead, son of Mrs.
Lockead, of this city, is employed.
Willis Dahlem, businessman Of
this city, submitted to an opera
ton at Northwestern Hospital
Minneapolis, Friday evening. His
condition was acute and the OPP
Grafton was necessitated by a rup-
tured appendix. Willis is getting
along as well as can be expected
and his condition is very favor
able, which information is of JOY
full Importance to his many friends
in this community.
Chief George Fish, Fred Walker,
Chas. Miller and Art MacDermond,
as representatives of the local fire
department, attended the Regional
Fire School held at New Ulm Sun
day. This fire school was largely
attended and proved to be of great
value to the fire fighters. New Ulm
has fire equipment valued at $685.
900, and the department is one of
the foremost in the state. Mr..
Fish reports that crops along the
way looked excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Forsyth left
Monday on a two weeks vacation
trip that will take them to the
southern part of the state. Planned
stops are at Montevideo, where
Mrs. Forsyth's parents, reside at
Minneapolis, and at Houston
where the gentleman's parents re-
side. While Harley is absent from
the managerial post of the local
exchange Of the Northwestern Bell
Telephone company Leonard Tuss-
berg, combination man in the st.
Cloud district, will handle phone
installation and do the trouble
shooting"
Returning from a five day trip
that took them from civilization
into sparsely inhabited regions in
southern Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Cordell and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Ertle arrived in this city Sun
day evening. Their trip included
stops in Winnipeg, Port Arthur, in
Canada, and Duluth, in Minneso-
Ia. Several days they spent at Ken
ora, Ontario, which is located on
the northern most finger of Lake
of the Woods. Mr.. Cordell said
that in that section of the lake are
more than $4,000 islands, many of
them the haven where million
naires have built summer homes.
It is possible to traverse that part
of the lake for days on end with
ont visiting the same islands he