The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-08-18

August 10th-Henry Baldwin en-
tered the hospital for medical care.
August 14th-Fred Connolly en-
tered for medical care. A poison ivy
patient, he was discharged in two
days.
CHIMNEY FIRE
The Sank Centre fire department
was called to the Martin johnson
farm, six miles north Of this city
on the Fairy Lake U trail, Wednes-
day afternoon to extinguish blaze.
The fire, begun in the chimney, was
kept from spreading to other parts
Of the. farm residence.
WIN IN WALKAWAY-
Sank Centres senior baseball
team found the going easy Sunday.
In game with a team from Osakis
the local boys were victors 80 to 5
with staggering total Of hits and
runs. Sank Centre got twenty hits.
seasoned with eleven walks, contri-
buted in the thirty runs. Osakis.
with their runs scattered, was able
to get five in the nine inning
stretch.
CORRECTION
In last weeks issue we failed to
mention that u. B. Redman, step
son Of Mr.. G. ". Clark, was part
ner in the purchase of the Coast
to Coast store in this city. The
firm, which had it's opening last
Saturday, is under the ownership
of c. v. Clark and U. B. Redman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and son have
rented the Whitson house on Pine
Street, where they are now nicely
located.
AVIATOR VISITED PADUA-
One of Padua's live businessmen
stated Tuesday that that thriving
community had gone completely
modern and among it's needs listed
an airport. A landing field Is nee
essary, he said, because a relative
of the Math Meyers family, TAXED
his plane to a stop there and enjoy
ed visit there Sunday. The avia-
tor, whose name we did not learn,
resides in Mankato. This was his
second visit in Padua, and he made
both trips by plane, landing in .
nearby field.
MRS. JOHN FINKEN DIED
Mrs. Frank Finken, of Hoboken,
spent several days of last week at
the home of her son, John Finken,
who resides east Of Burtrum. His
wife, formerly Rose Hallenkamp, of
st. Rose, passed away Tuesday af-
ternoon, at about 500 o'clock.
She leaves besides her husband,
two little girls, six and eight years
of age. The funeral services were
held in st. Frances Saturday morn
ing, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FIN
ken and family, Of Sank Centre,
were among other relatives in at
tendance. a~ ~ ii,
PLANS FALL FESTIVAL III
Received a letter last week from
o. r. Meckstroth, former owner of
the local Coast-tolCoast Store, who
is now operating q Coast-to-C Coast
store in Brandon, which conveyed
the news that he Is getting along
nicely. Meek" has been appointed
as a member Of the entertainment
committee to stage a fall festival
in Brandon on September oath. He
stated they plan to have Harold
Stassen there that day, and also
plan to have the Hook EN- Cows
as part Of real program. He sends
regards to the gang and an invi.
tation to attend the fall festival al
Brandon.
TWO SISTERS BREAK LEFT
ARMS IN ONE FALL
Two sisters, daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Saathoff, were in a hos
pital for a short time in Haigler
Nebraska after they had fallen from
a pony. The two, Ruth and Fran
ces Ann, school students of this city
suffered fractures to left arms
Ruth's was reported as broken a
the left shoulder, and twenty-eigh
stitches were necessitated in hel
left leg, her father reported to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Scott Sunday. Fran
ces left arm was broken above the
elbow. She too had other minor
injuries. The accident took place
on the girls uncle's ranch in Ne
braska where Mrs. Saathoff and thu
girls have been visiting this sum
mer.
SEE WINDSTORM DAMAGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bosshardt ant
children, Irene and Loell, motoret
to Faribault last week Thursday
and visited with relatives until Sun
day. They spent sometime at thu
home of H. H. Eigenbrodt, brother
of Mrs. Bosshardt, who suffered
severe loss from a heavy wine
| storm Friday morning August 5th