The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-11-10
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre. MINI.

proportions that calls definitely for least two par
ties next year. In fact the only thing basicaly wrong
with the party that 1t was too big-thats fine
fault.
Odd-It is strangely striking that man whose
greatness in his field recognized widely should
himself handle impersona correspondence in such a
personable way. But the late o. o. Mcintyre was
like that Ace of columnsts Mr. Mcintyre often start
led readers by answering them in person. Some
years ago he chronicled that Sank Centre friends
often called hometown boy, Sinclair Lewis, HAL"
Mrs. w. A. Moore Immediately responded that she
had heard that, but he was known as 'Doodles
in this precinct Later in the characteristic rednked
postcard he answered her correction. He wished
her well, thanked her for the comment on Sank Cen
tres Industrious son." Now that signature In red
ink in which all Of McIntyre's correspondence was
directed in late years. is of her most cherished
possessions. Il shall have it framed Mrs Moore told
the other day. That he hould take the time
to pen few lines SO small pretext when
his whole earthly existence conferred about this daily
letter-his whole household was geared to the mas
ter's" daily writings of the oddities OF this
strange Odd Mcintyre.
Portraits-s p. Hansen has the same shoes,
same last for the past twenty year. Last week
corn forced him into those comfy squeaking, army
shoes. Add Joe Frank gazing on map OF the
state for pinpoint to do some deer hunting.
Billy Arndt nonchalantly riding his bike to school,
His hands stuffed deep in his pockets, whistle on
his lips the bike mraculousy steering its own course
It's feat often envied, but never could perfect
And Gus Denzine was the other day looking for
Elmer Paske. Elmers cow had broken pasture and
was no place to be found. Shucks and me without
milk pail But even then wouldn't have known
the combination
Main Street Drayma-The business office
The characters pretty clerk and elderly gentle
man. asking the amount of his bill "One dollar"
clicked the pretty clerk amiably laying the bin
the counter us that all?" the others astound
ing reply
Memyores-"Faint nostalgia" comes when it
seems no thrill replace that time when first
we burst into full bloom in long pants How do
kids who are practically in them tots, ever really
enjoy them. And there was the time went out
to the farm arising at a. m. to watch them thresh
Imagine my establishment in the working day OF
the farmer when at nearly seven they had not yet
begun operations but still tinkering around with
the commonplace thought-execution of the morn
ing chores
Inventor-Don Working, out in Ionia Michigan
has perfected power head pipe machine for use in
the plumbing industry. Chief value of the 75pound
machine is that it's portable, may be carried to the
scene of the job. Electric will cut thread pipes
from quarter inch to three inch stock And local
angle is that Don halls from this hamlet his father
Leroy Working, has one Of the machines here
$3.50
Observation-Must have been new bus driver
missed the regular bus stop, dumped his load of
passengers the wrong eat house-to the consterna
ton of the mattresses at the corner place Yves
Kohs Knkers will saxophonize over KHAN in San
ClOO next SUNDAY AFTERNOON from Il " Plo-
gram that will aid in launching the Red Cross drive
in this county
Your columnist asks: Where has the tick tack
gone? Once veritable weapon to terrfy the pop
ulace, now it has been pooh-poohed out of the Hal
loween picture.
Street scene Saturday afternoon behind your
correspondent walked railroad man and his lady,
presume Meeting them was a man dressed in
working clothes, slightly Tilted would judge
OF sudden the workingman addressed the railroad
err with Don't forget to vote for Benson Tuesday.
=. 1--WE certainly will not" was the mans reply.