The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-08
sAUK CENTRE HERALD. Sank Centre. Mimi

will be snudged along thin ribbons Of steel ar
eighth Of an inch each snudge.
And
Three accidents in a single night on the Walker
corner, four miles out of the hamlet highway So
have set some to serious thinking. Is 1t the
or are they driving too fastg Obviously, the curve
is there first But perhaps the angle and the
pitch bit outmoded for today's driving. It's
deceptive turn at best.
And
Note we overlooked At the firemens annual ball
the jterbugs took things over Fifty-five years and
things have come to this. The young fry trucking
down the aisle to the tune of "Alexander's Rag
time Band" Hmm, fiftyfive years have all
sorts OF dances come and 60 This one can't go
too fast to suit this Still they're awfully
good crowd to play to- More pep than Huskies.
Phoenix-Two years ago Tuesday, business rue
fully surveyed the remains of what promised to be
one of the best Christmas seasons. That night
with the temperature at IT. the most disastrous fire
in Sank Centre history swept down the business
block laid down two business houses partially dam
aged others. Quickly set about rebuilding
New buildings went under construction, businesses
carried on; came out of it. Now two years later
Christmas comes again. 1t seems like hor-
rible dream-that happened to somebody else.
sketchng-Louis Lovik has smile that toys
with the corners of his mouth. Lynn Whitson has
an infectious laugh And Casey Gaspard puts
his whole face into his guffaw. Gene Harvey, the
coachman, has tooth, he lift out with his two
fingers. Lloyd Bycker for fedgng by com
parison, has philosophy that is tops Get him on
it someday. Edwin c. Hill, the nationally known
newsman and radio commentator, is dead ringer
for w. M. Parker. saw him in newsree His
gray, wel-traned hair, the cut of his clothing
his mannerisms remind of Bill Even his prac-
tice of rising to full height he speaks is Bills
Yves Kohl is setting up his organ, giving Bill Otto
the only garage in these hyar parts equipped with
pipe organ. And the Telling at the cream
cry is practically non-smoker. :. . And Ray Rem
ster likes his fishing. G. A. Rein still is possessor
of one of those beaver caps now fading from the
As ic Ca
Lewis, brother of the famed author once fish
erman of parts, is deserving the Walton cause Says
he, the thrill of landing the big has gone Be
Heve Fred misses that loss too Which reminds
to fish house fishing But it won't work-we hope
Frank Schlchte is long familiar figure on the
night scene as the night officer.
Personalensing-Mrs Carl Perry long collector
has collection of nearly forty miniature elephants
Most of them are white. And Mrs. M. A. Fors-
berg (the former Murrela Kringen), a non-coffee
drinker herself, can work wonders the pot of
Java for Merrill, avowed coffee fan. . The Floyd
Algers still get laff out of this one When first
married, hubby making 60 per month They
rented an apartment that set them back 80 per-but
for only one moon time. Gus Anderson hailing
Frank Connolly with Hey Connolly" "Convict?"
questioned Frank. And Frank wondering what to do
about horse he owns Allan Meigs wishing for
three feet OF snow. Il hate to it fool around"
he said. And Ed Steege buying keys for the Bel
mont. Indication is that the Belmont will fold its
practice OF open all night. The no truck parking
ordinance has slashed the niidnte coffee spilling
Success Story, chapter IA few years ago a Sank
Centre lad bore patiently the ribs of mates He
was continuous writer. His Imagination scared to
the heights when he released his pen on a smudgy
sheet OF paper. But the stuff never clicked with
his co-educationals. It went their heads. Well
the boy was Darwin CONNER Perhaps you don't
remember him. But today, out of school only two
or three years, he is writer with the Ring mag
school chums inform this corner. . Darwin was
shadow when real flesh opponents weren't available
It's one of those warming "they laughed but look
at him now" tales.
On the Wireless-St Clouds radio buzzer KHAN
is searching for Sank Centre talent on it's Sattidy
night amateur show. Mayor wager called the
other p. m. He had letter from the station asking
his help in locating Sank Centre talent So brush
up your tonsils, feet instruments and the like and
take a run down some Saturday night. Best crack
on the Sunday eve radio shows Edgar Bergen's
via Charles Mccarthy wooden mug, description of
Carole Lombard, to-wit: "She has many tricks up
her sleeve, she can't get her coat on" -.
Wondering-Why is it a man feels SO small he
can crawl into the sleeve Of his coat upon invading
beauty paror There to meet all sorts of appartions
sweeping glance can take command of the most mas
culine hangout-the barbershop. /. &. Saturday mite
will ever be an integral part of the small town. A
relief from the humdrum of every day business, it
is cog that moves bit faster in the business week.
If ever 1t slips from the scene, the small town
will cease to be place where can stand in the
town square and gaze unhndered three miles into
the country. No, it'll be a city then Grownup
and in long pants.