The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-12-29
rid her of the disease.
Week of ADril 21---

TlO uer Oh the disease.
Week of April 21--
Dean Brown, Mankato flier and for
mer Sauk Centre resident, may
represent Sauk Centre during air
mail week, fly the mail between
Sauk Centre and Minneapolis, ac-
cording to an invitation from the
Postmaster General Farley.
Local sportsmen this week were
cunning interest for the construc-
ton of a pike rearing bed, to be
made near Little Sauk; to supply
fingerlings for lakes of this Sec
tion.
Carlton Eckberg, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Eckberg, was elected
treasurer Of Beta Kappa, frater-
nifty this week.
Gordon ". Morse was appointed as
SCISSOR for the city at Tuesdays
night City Council meeting.
Fred LUX, representative for the
first Of the 46th legislative dis
trict, filed for reelection Satur-
day morning.
Sauk Centre Community Club ov-
ertures to the highway depart
ment were met with promises
this week that II would be COM
pleted during the summer.
Telephone operators "flew blind
this week with the removal of
number designations, as the local
company increased its switch
board capacity with forty addi-
tional numbers.
Stearns County All clubs, with
Gopher Prairie, Raymond-Ashley
will present plays again. with the
two local clubs scheduled for
April 26th at st. Pauls church
Week Of April rs
Fifty out-of-town guests swelled
registrations to IS Tuesday when
Rotary celebrated its tenth ami
versary.
From the Scholastic Press Associa-
ton word came this week that
the Schoolmaster, Sauk Centre
high school publication, had re-
ceived a first class honor rating
Ed Steege this week, who disposed
Of his liquor store sometime ago
took over the Belmont hotel and
cafe, to assume active manage.
ment May 1.
Replacing the old reed organ, the
Church Of the 150-family Zion
Lutheran congregation voted pur.
chase Of $1410 Hammond electric
organ Sunday evening.
Sauk Centres special cachet, fol
observance of Air Mail week May
1924, was published in this weeks
Herald.
Herman Quade, Unity community
passed away Saturday at the age
of 70 years.
Parents are invited to attend col
lege days, when state college rep
resentatives will confer with
members of the senior class next
Monday, May End.
Lawrence Herzog, present county
commissioner, filed for reelection
this week. The Melrose township
farmers name will appear on the
ballot for the June primaries.
The cast representing Gopher Prai
rie All club, was adjudged first
in the play contest held in st
Paul's parlors Monday evening.
William Hershiser, police chief, il
in st. Paul attending the five-da!
school for northwest policemen.
Baseball will get underway thi!
week with the high school tt
meet Evansville Friday, ane
plans moving along for Legior
sponsorship Of the summer team
Week of May 5.-
$50 music students of Sauk Centre
school, under the direction of ]
Sampson and Miss Susan Nom
sen, presented spring festiva
before $50 parents and friend!
Thursday evening.
Sauk Centre will have a new thea
ire building, FL. Parsons, Oxfort
manager, announced THIS week a.
architects worked on plans for {
44-1OO building.
A thirty-year-old business changed
hands this week when Walt Gritz
macher, clerk for IT years, pur
chased the Model from Mrs. r
e. Hansen Monday.
Mrs. Matte Pangburn, former resi-
dent, died Tuesday morning a
Oddfellows Home in Mortified
at the age Of IS years.
Hubert Lentz, father of John Lentz
east Of Sauk Centre, died at Lit
tie Falls May at the age of 76
A senior class Of 50 will be gradu
ated from Sauk Centre higl
school on June 3rd with Et
Flynn, Great Northern legal de
partment head, as speaker.
Sauk Centres city park will be the
scene for the annual Farm Bur
eau picnic to be held June 14th
1t was announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Borgmann were
made parents of their fourth sor