The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-12-29
pounds at birth.
Week Of March 8

At a meeting Of the Water, Light
and Power Commission Tuesday,
Commissioners accepted a pro-
posal rate schedule contract for
service from the Northern States
Power Company, and announced
the purchase of a new $50 gallon
q minute pump.
Charter Commission, Tuesday eve
ming, decided to submit proposed
changes in the City charter to the
voters at the general election,
April 9Th.
Churches and pastors OF the city
bent their efforts this week to-
ward new services with the open
ing of the Lenten season We'd
nesday, a six weeks preparation
for Easter Sunday.
Norbert Nathe, after winter here,
returned to Alaska where he Is
employed at Anchorage.
$50 poultry raisers attended four
meetings in the county last week
with Sauk Centre the seat for
one of the sessions.
Mrs. Adeline Douglas, former resi-
dent, passed away at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. George Huey,
in Duluth Wednesday morning at
the age Of 80.
Morris Nelson, head of Sauk Lake
farmer, died February 25th of
bronchial pneumonia. He was
II wears old.
Two new faces burst in on Sauk
Centre this week. A SON was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Alger. A
daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Westhoff.
Week of March 10
Gradatim Club will be hostess to
the convention of the 9Th district
Federation Of Women's Club to
be held in this city May oath and
25th, it was announced this week.
Ed Kitzberger, returning to his
home in New Ulm, was seriously
injured Friday in an automobile
accident. He is director of the
music department in the schools.
Hart Electric company announced
the opening of new business
concern in this city with the OPP
ening of their electric equipment
store.
Sauk Centres cagers, dumped their
first tournament opponent, Park
ers Prairie, 16 to IA, moved into
semi-finals of the affair.
DR.. r. B. Kettlewell was first to file
in the Council race to come up in
election, April 5th.
Week of March It
James F. Coyle, first creamery head
in this city, died at the age OF
7S years Friday evening, from
the ravages Of cancer.
Five men went into the race for
School Board election, to be held
March 26th, with J. H. Hansen
and s. p. Hansen without opposi-
ton. L. T. Lovik Is opposed by
Elbridge Cass and George Rein.
John Mondloch, appointed as COM
missioner Of the Water, Light,
Power Commission, will assume
duties Of office April first when
resigned George OGara's term
expires.
Sauk Centres cagers, proteges OF
J. N. Toftness, winning over Mel
rose in a dramatic finale, bobbed
up District % champions, became
Sauk Centres first in 13 years.
One Of the Charter changes, to be
offered to voters in the city elec-
ton, will propose salaries for
mayor and aldermen. Five men
filed for the council race this
week.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbridge Cass at the local
hospital. He weighed seven and
one-half pounds.
Week Of March A-
With $85,000 in bonds sold, Sauk
Centres postoffice, under post
master Ben Dubois, moved into
seventh place among second class
offices this week.
When a grass fire threatened dam
age this week, Chief George Fish
cautioned against unchecked
grass fires, placed liability on
those whose grass fires caused
damage.
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph
Heger, former resident who died
March Is in Hibbing, were held
Friday from st. Paul's Church in
this city. She was 10 years old.
A proposed street tarvia project
will be explained at meeting
Of the City Council this evening.