The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-28
Week of August "a

New HcnpSh1re Sentinel, gather
ed from the papers of the late
Jennie B. Rice, was presented to
the Library this week.
Group medicine practices were rul-
ed law violations this week when
DR.. j. F. Dubois, of this city,
requested an opinion on practices
Of fraternal orders offering medi-
cal aid to it's members and their
families.
Sank Lake yielded catches to it in
to the Paul Bunyan tales this
week with four sunfish weighing
one pound, ounces; and several
large black bass offerings.
Hopes for new postoffice were boil
stored Monday when Procure
ment Division representative ar
rived to make a survey of the
proposed property, believed ac-
cepted by the government.
An eight pound girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deters at
the Long hospital August 9th.
Three Notes, local girls trio, heard
by Merle Potter, Minneapolis
theatre critic, were promised a
chance at an addition by him
when they sang at st. Cloud.
Week Of August 81
Old owners are not barred from
Land Bank farms, it was learned
! this week, after reports from
farmers were probed through the
Herald, Community Club, and
Representative Harold Knutson.
Rev. Peter j. Jansen, five years in
the pulpit of the Congregational
Church, announced his resigna-
ton this week to assume the pas
torship of Edina-Morningside
Church in Minneapolis.
Irv Nelson relinquished his con-
nections with Sicily Oil company
this week and purchased the
Reinardy liquor store. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reinardy moved to st. Cloud
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Hartung-
is a former resident here-was
redecorating the statuary at St.
Paul's Church this week. The
parish is the home parish of his
family.
Enumeration of all from the ages
Of one to 81 years is expected to
reach nearly 1000 this year, as
the census got under way, w.
A. Kohl announced.
Rev. r. M. Harris, Minot, North
Dakota, was called to fill the vac
ancy in the rectorship of the
Episcopal Church here this week.
s. p. Hansen, ST., who 4S years ago
went into the grocery business
here, observed his 18th birthday
anniversary Sunday. He was
born in Schleswig-Holstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Finch are
parents of a five and one-half
pound son, born Monday.
Week Of September =
The city was without a single case
of infectious disease this week
as schools opened and the city
health officer warned that vigil
ance against them should con-
tinue.
Depositors of First State Bank
Trust Fund invoked a restrain
ing order to stop payments from
the trust fund, with a hearing
on the case set for Sept. 16.
Conrad Zehrer, Sank Centre 4-H
youth, won second in Individual
cattle judging in All dairy judg-
ing division at the State Fair
this week.
Mrs. Sigrid Trones passed away
Thursday at the age of "a. She
had resided here for go years.
1877 students were back to their
desks as st. Paul's school opened
for classes Tuesday.
Enrollments totaling 1877 pupils
were expected to grow to near
300; it was reported as the pub
| lie school opened it's doors Tues
day, w. A. Kohl said.
Larger than year ago, the Bry-
ant Library's summer reading
program among students found
274 registered and more than
240O books read and reported dur
ing the three months.
DR.. and Mrs. Malcolm Hanson
he's a former resident here-af-
ter summer trip were in Eu-
rope, about to enter Germany, as
Europe's war of nerves tottered
into the real thing.
Week of September IL
rs students, representing several
nearby communities, opened the
Junior College here this week,
with special rooms in the remod.
eled senior high building.
A meeting to explain activities of
G. A. Rein, co-trustee of First
State Bank Trust Fund, was an
interesting event Saturday eve
ming.
Cliff Domke, after two years in
China, was due to arrive home
today after delivering to the st.
Louis Zoo one of the few baby
pandas in captivity. Cliff was a
Carleton College representative in
the Orient.
Mrs. John King, former Ashley
resident, died at her home in Sank
Rapids Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Malcolm Hanson, af-
ter anxious moments in Europe
as the continent went to war, ar
Il