The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-09

Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
George Aldous and family autoed
to Brainerd where they remained
over Sunday visiting the lady's
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
B. Converse.
Mrs. George Berggreen and sons,
Raymond and Dick, autoed to Moose
Lake last Thursday where they at
tended Commencement exercises
for nephew of Mrs Berggreen,
Donald Schultz. They visited
at the home of the lady's sister,
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Schultz. Mrs.
Berggreen and Dick returned Sun
day, while Raymond remained for
weeks stay.
Mrs. Clifford Hollingsworth and
Mrs. Will Hollingsworth and
chillren, Of Alexandria, were visit
ors Friday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Aldous.
Captain Roy Scott, Of Co. M. Ma
tional Guards, Of this, city, attend
ed a convention Of officers Of the
206th Infantry at st.. Paul on Sat
urday and Sunday. Saturdays con-
ference was held at Fort Smelling,
and the conference on Sunday
morning was held in the st. Paul
Armory. This conference was held
for the purpose Of discussing field
training and to make preparations
for the summer camp to be held at
Fort Ripley, Little Falls. The sum-
mer camp will open July 10th and
continue for fifteen days.
Six Sank Centre young people es-
capped serious injuries in an auto
mishap which occurred at 4:3O p.
m. Sunday. The car was forced off
the pavement near Avon. Driven
by Richard Proell, who skillfully
avoided more serious accident, the
car turned over when it hit the
ditch. The accident was caused
when on going around the curve
car was passing another some
distance ahead. Others in the Proell
car were Alvin Bromenschenkel,
Lee Ceynar, Sylvia Bromenschen-
KEEL, Norbert Haskamp and Florence
Holme, Of this city. None Of them
suffered injuries, but the car was
extensively damaged.
Wind, that rose and fell with such
suddenness that all was still in half
an hour, struck with more severity
south of this city but with little
reported damage. With the wind
dark clouds scurried before it,
threatened rain over the commun-
ity, but in an hour it had all passed
over. With q sweep it tore the wind
mill fan from its standard at the
William Schloegle farm. In its fall
it slithered off a tree and a nearby
shed without apparent damage to
the fan blades. Velocity was not
sustained long enough to be Of any
great source Of damage.
Delegates elected by the Sank
Centre Fire department to attend
the State Fireman's convention at
Wadena on June Ii, IA and Is, are
Fred Walker, Irwin Nelson and
Chief George Fish. It is probable
that both Of Sank Centres bands
will be taken to Wadena to partici-
pate in the large parade to be held
Tuesday afternoon, June IA, at five
o'clock. Chief Fish will be elected
president Of the state association at
the Wadena convention, in prepara-
ton for the 1889 state event which
will be held in Sank Centre. Many
Of Sank Centres residents plan to
be in attendance at the Wadena
convention at least one of the three
days. Members of the local depart
ment will march in the parade and
anyone from Sank Centre, who
wishes to join them in the march,
may do SO.
r. J. Malloy, of this city, has OPP
ened a factory for the manufacture
of refrigerator door gaskets, and
has installed the latest in machin-
cry for this purpose. This factory
is located on Pine Street, near his
home. Manufacture of the product
is now under way. Mr.. Malloy has
been interested in the manufacture
and sale of gasketing for many
years, but this is the first time he
has operated his own factory.
Election Of officers will be includ-
ed in a program Of other import
ant business at a regular meeting
of the Robert Swift Post, Ameri-
can Legion, Monday evening, June
18th. This meeting will be held in
the Community Club rooms and all
members are urged to be present.