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

nounced II would be necessary t<
shave on the 6-inch coating be.
fore the crop could be gathered.
Winter cracked down this past
week sending driven snow In q
blizzard on the community, stop.
ping traffic, tying UP the G.. N
Kline for two days.
Going 10000 pounds over the 1851
production the West Union
creamery reported to Its patrons
Thursday evening in their annual
meeting.
Three were added to this commun-
ity this week in births. A daugh.
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Wengler; and q girl arrived al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kane. But 1t was q son at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Art Borg.
mann.
Week of February rs
With the legality OF pin ball mach
ines up for question, Mayor Hint
zen ordered the machines out Cd
operation, pending an investiga.
ton by Sheriff McIntee.
Contract for the Sullivan building
destroyed in the fire OF December
8, will be let this week, Glen Sui.
livan, representing his father
said.
Damage resulted Sunday when a
kitchen range exploded in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Hint
zen spraying live Goals about the
kitchen.
Oscar Klonne, leather and harness
man, announced his retirement
from business this week after an
active stand on Main Street for
A years.
Fishing tales to make you green
are the property OF Andy Soren-
son who with his wife recently
returned from a tour in Texas.
Week OF March A.
Mrs. Frank Hunt, So year old res
ident here, passed away Saturday
morning at her home on Pine
Street.
Resident here since 1910. Mrs. Chris
Millner, 76, died at her home on
Tuesday evening.
Work was begun this week in in
stalling new lighting fixtures and
system in st. Paul's church, re.
placing q system OF bracket
clusters placed in 1904.
Downing Deer Creek 81 to n, Har-
vey's basketeers survived the
first round blast Of tournament
play to stub their toe against
Alexandria in the second.
Five Scouts Of Troop Is registered
this week as Sank Centres con-
tingent to the National Jamboree
to be held in Washington this
summer.
Beginning action that harassed the
Minnesota Highway department
all summer in an effort to get
bad spots on n cleaned up, MEM
beers Of the Community Club met
Thursday evening.
A trio Of eligible bachelors-for
1858 on this city this
week. A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Kortan; one to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Schmidt, and 1t was
q boy at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Mayors.
Week of March IL
Voted by her classmates and facul-
ty members as most distinctive
citizen OF the senior class, Almeda
Schwartz was awarded the D. A.
r. Good Citizenship Pilgrimage
medal by Supt. w. A. Kohl Fri
day afternoon.
In an effort to lessen hazards to bi-
cycle riders, the Veterans OF For
eign Wars started organization Of
a bicycle club this week.
Pro and con issued from two fac
lions this week as voters prepar-
ed to go to the polls on the pro-
posed new school estimated to
cost $25O,OOO.
An emptied treasury prompted dir
ectors OF the Country Club to
meet in a public discussion Fri
day to discuss ways and means
for financing during the coming
summer.
WPA hands were turned to loading
sand on the ice Of Sank Lake to
prepare the beach bottom tor
summer swimming.
Townships in this section ushered
a new era of officers in this week
as they held their elections.
Crews went out on the road to Pa
Qua this week to bust" the big
drifts that have held the road for
some weeks.
Aftermath Of the fire Of December
6 occurred this week when the
brick wall, Cleaning dangerously
OF the Vandesteeg Jewelry crash
ed.
Week of March Is
Sank Centres $685. bond issue
for the school was trounced Sat
urday with 507 negative votes
cast out OF an 852 total.
Rev. John f. Robertson. rector OF
the Episcopal Church here, &C
cepted a charge this week to take
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