The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-12-29
SAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sauk Centre, Mimi
feated Emil Polipnick. 255s.

feated Emil Polipnick, 2556.
Josef Meier, portraying the Christ
us in the Leunen Passion Play,
was in this city Tuesday visiting
with Mrs. +. e. Minette, Ferd
and Henry Borgmann, relatives
Mr.. Meier was trained since child
hood for the role.
The Bryant Library's foreign doll
project grew this week with re-
turns from Algiers, Isle of Man,
Copenhagen, after 35 letters had
been sent to foreign countries.
Bids for moving the senior high
school, lowest of which was $24,-
375, were ruled too high Tuesday
evening as the Board Of Educa-
ton moved to reconsider.
81-year-old Charley Allen, 58-year-
old veteran of the woods, may not
go deer hunting this year as more
than so men Of this community
invaded the woods.
Week of November "a
Charles Alexander, Grove Lake
resident, passed away at his
home Monday night at IL o'clock
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday.
Issuing more than 1000 books
monthly, Bryant Library's rural
library service has grown to in
clude % schools, again of three
over year ago.
Securing a reduction of $500
Board Of Education accepted the
bid Of Dunnigan and company
contractors, for the moving OF
the senior high building, at q
$22,675 figure.
A record attendance, believed to be
largest ever to witness a one
night performance of a Junior
class play, saw a cast Of four
teen, directed by Miss Viola
Laughlin, give a version Of "An
ne Of Green Gables"
]. H. Hartley, former resident, dice
at Thiel hospital in Bertha, a pat
lent there for five days, Sunday
evening. He was 76, had made
his home in Bertha for some
years.
Listing a gain Of 80 patrons ir
October over the month Of a yeal
ago, the Sauk Lake creamery
paid $1,000 to patrons during
the month, manufactured 48,00t
pounds Of butter.
Week of December A.
Alex Bromenshenkel, president, wa.
reelected Monday along with 9th
er officers of the Stearns County
Agricultural Society. Dates fol
the 1889 Fair have been selected
as August 1922.
Gene Harvey's Sauk Centre foot
ball placed three on an all-stal
team, picked by opponent coach
es with Hilary Egan, Henry John
son, and Donny Ethun placing.
Rev. Frederic M. Garland, formel
pastor of Church of the Coco
Samaritan, died in Minneapoli.
on Wednesday. Ordained S.
years ago, Rev. Garland left tn,
local Church in 1907.
Yu Pin Wang, son of an assissinateG
staff general, with Chang Kai
Shek, spoke his views on tn,
Sino-Japanese conflict to tn,
Herald on a Thanksgiving -visi
to this city. He is a student a
Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
J. ]. Smith this week moved hi
implement business from tn,
Al Salmond business on MAR
Street to his new building OF
Pine Street.
Work started this morning, Thurs
day, by Dunnigan and company
contractors, preparatory to NOV
ing Sauk Centres school build
ing.
A Sauk Centre pioneer woman
Mrs. Melissa Archibald, of Port
land, visited here for the SECOND
time, this week, since she left il
1885.
The City Council Tuesday moved
to publish a notice accepting 6
PWA grant for s15,795, As per
cent of the amount to be usec
for a 1889 blacktopping stree
program.
Miss Marjorie Taylor was injured
Thanksgiving night in an acci
dent on the Walker corner where
three other accidents occurred
Monday.
Week of December s.
Mrs. Thomas w. Peart died at hel
home here, after a residence ir
this city since 1899, Monday, Al
the age of 81 years.
Rev. Charles Mayer, pastor of the
Church of Our Lady of the An
gels since 1892, announced his