The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-28

near Butternut, Wisconsin, last
Thursday. He was A.
A view of Sank Lake, taken by
Carl Holme, brother of Sig
Holme of this city, was a prize
winner in the Minot, IN. d.
Daily News photo contest.
Week of October 90
Merchants saluted the opening of
Sank Centres newest grain ele-
vator, the $4,000 bushel building
of the Farmers Cooperative Ele-
vator Company opened this week
Sank Centres Oxford Theatre will
reopen Friday night under man.
agement of Floyd Fetherhuff, and
the Berger Amusement company
J. l.. Drinker, prominent farmer
died Thursday at his farm home
at the age of 70 years.
Increased under new orders to a
unit of 70 officers and men, Carl
Fischer, captain, announced Com
pany M in the recruiting market
this week.
Mrs. Bernadine Stucke, 80 years
old, died Sunday morning at the
st. Cloud hospital.
John Paul Grundman, 80, former
resident, died at his home in
Pella, Iowa, October 14th.
Purchase of a 1910 G.M.C. school
bus, from O'Gara Motor company,
at a bid price of $1877.51, was
made by the Board of Education
Monday night. The new unit
seats AZ passengers.
Appointment of a Nash Sales ag-
ency, under head of M. w. Litchy,
was announced this week. They
opened in the Palmer House gar
age.
Alder Schlief, Raymond farmer, re-
in the vicinity with 1889 bushels
per acre.
With 99.05 percentage, A. N. Cor
dell placed second in the 1888
efficiency contest, conducted by
Land O'Lakes, at Rice Thurs
day. For Mr.. Cordell it's fifth
year at placing second.
The Idle Hour, formerly Hoboken
House, was announced for open
ing this week under management
of Dean Kinsella.
Alex Benson, tailor, moved his shop
to the rooms over the Corner
Drug Store this week.
Appointment of w. M. Parker as
broker for all Rural Credit farms
owned by the State of Minnesota
was made known this week.
so of the $50 required have signed
at the Sank Lake creamery under
a proposed cooperative meat lock.
err system.
Week Of November p
$50 youngsters, with oldsters the
hosts, frolicked in the city's now
annual insurance plan against
| Halloween pranksters last Tues
day evening.
125 Girl Scouts, their mothers and
friends, enjoyed a Court OF
Awards last Wednesday with
awards made to numerous Scouts
In a decision from Don M. Cam
eron in district court, G.. A. Rien
co-trustee in the trust for de.
positors of the First State Bank
was removed from the position
Christmas decorations were an
nounced purchased by the Com
munity Club Thursday evening.
Sank Centres community recrea
tional program is being reorgan
lied with the appointment of &
committee and arrival of super
visor, A. H. Hudson.
Nick Minette, IS years old, dice
suddenly Wednesday afternoon al
the home of his brother, F. J
Minette.
Erected in 1882, one of Sank Cen,
tres landmarks was falling this
week before progress as the OF
to building was being RACED tc
clear the proposed postoffice site
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Tank Monday morning
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tee
Rosedahl Monday a daughter
was born.
Mrs. H. S. Forsyth and daughter
Susan Elinor, were discharged
to their home November 1 from
the hospital. The baby was borr
October 20.
Week of November g.
r. B. Fraser, contractor, under
agreement with the City Council
and the officers of Sank Centre
township, started rebuilding {
26-foot road around the Country
Club. A city share of $499 il
augmented by $500 raised anon,
lakeshore property owners.
90 members of the freshmen elias
went on the annual visual educa
l ton tour with the group visiting