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

recent bombing attack. No one
was reported injured.
Week OF November 4
Edmund Northrop, 81, died at his
home Tuesday, following q linger-
ing illness Of nearly two years
duration.
Tobias Engle, resident here since
1880, died Saturday afternoon at
the home Of his son, William En-
gle, at the age Of 90 years.
260O feet Of roping, 50 wreaths, and
myriads Of lights will go into the
Christmas decorations, ordered by
the Community Club, secretary
Walter Gritzmacher announced
at q meeting Thursday.
John J. Hogan, WPA supervising
engineer, announced Tuesday to
Community Club Officers that
work on the Lyman Prairie road
would be completed before the
first of the new year.
Slashed by a maddened boar pig,
Gerald Mayors, farmer, was In
the Melrose hospital Saturday.
Gashes in his right leg necessit-
ating "a stitches.
Extended distances in this country
and the abundance Of motor cars
were most impressive to Miss
Elizabeth Hanson, Of Bergen,
Norway, when she visited at the
home Of the Misses Josephine and
Annabel Hanson this week.
THE Church itself should be more
Christian" was the warning is
sued by DR.. H. D. Davies, when
he spoke at a special mission ser
vice at the Congregational church
last evening.
Conrad and Anthony Zehrer, Merle
Judes, Robert Plant, Jr., and Ce-
celia Winter Of this community,
are exhibiting in the Junior Live
stock Show in st. Paul this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Costello, and it was a girl
this week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Bergman.
School patrol officer Verna DeLong
had the pleasure of stopping the
Presidents own car this week, as
she allowed students to cross in
its path.
Week Of November IL
Thomas Lynch, prominent Ashley
farmer, died Friday morning at
the age Of 81 years.
Mrs. Joseph Sauer, well known
here, died at Detroit Lakes at
the age of 81 last Thursday.
Mrs. Catherine Macke, Sc, who re-
sided with her daughter. Mrs. w.
J. Ote, died Wednesday at the
Long hospital, after 10 days con-
finement.
Missing since Friday to his family,
Herman B. Nierman, 70, was
found dead Sunday afternoon.
Five persons OF the Henry Voller
family were seriously i'll last
week from food poisoning, when
a covered dish Of chocolate pud-
ding was eaten.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tommy Blair Friday.
A three-way set up with the school,
the Council, and WPA recreation
al heads cooperating, promised
good skating facilities for this
year, in an announcement this
week.
Norbert Nathe, two years In Alas
ka, brought back tales this week
Of the hunters paradise and Am
erica's frontier.
Week of November IS
Fans will see new basketball
game this year with several i'm
portant rule changes, was the an
nouncement as the school launch
ed into its basketball program.
Cecilia Winters, II, was paid 80
cents a pound for prize winning
geese at the Junior Livestock
show. Merchants Bank bought 10
cal entries. She was awarded End
grand championship with a pen
of Toulouse geese.
Rotary's Governor, Ed Conant, told
Rotary club Tuesday they should
have special interest in youth
programs; lauded the local club
in its Boy Scout sponsorship.
The resignation Of Oscar DowsweE,
from the School Board, brought
about the appointment of s. p.
Hansen, Jr., to fill the unexpired
term.
Christmas Seal sales will open In
this city November 26, announced
Chairman L. A. Walker.
Replying to letter sent by the
the Community Club, the High
way Department stated that
warning signs will be placed at
the corner, miles south Of the
city on Highway 81 and that
work would be deferred until
spring.
Week of November rs
Mrs. William Reese, Of Belgrade,
passed away Monday at the Long
hospital at the age Of So years.
Myron Harold Nelson, nearly 3
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Nelson, Of Westport, pass
ed away at University hospital on
Sunday morning.
Mrs. A. H. Hendrickson, 70, Kando-
ia residen- passed away at her
home November 18th.
Clifford Domke, teaching in China,
was among China's war refugees
this week the American Board
notified parents here. His posi-
ton Is not known.
Immediate reply to the lIbrary's re-
quest, Sinclair Lewis, famous au-
thor, was donor to the library OF
five of his works autographed,
this week.
Tro,yI,1a with IananeSe fishermen