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

Anna Trones, resident here for 20
years, died Tuesday at her home.
She was 70 years old, had migrat-
ed to this country from Norway
in 1880.
Sank Centre Bottling company,
manager B. j. Robischon, an
nounced, began its seth year Of
business today, with an estimat-
ed $4,000 cases in 1889.
Community Club members of this
city and Metre Grove discussed
extension of highway with M. H.
Hoffman, commissioner.
Dudley Morse, writing I'm in the
army now" signified his accept
ance into Randolph Field, Texas,
the army's largest air training
school.
With Emil Ripka losing 7 stacks
of hay, marsh fires were called
dangerous this week as another
sprung up in the Mccormick
Lake sector.
Mrs. Will Larson, former West I'm
ion township resident, passed
away Sunday at a Rochester hos
pital.
is. G. Schwarzbauer was appointed
one of two national delegates to
the 1910 session of the Catholic
Society to be held in New Ulm
in August.
Mrs. John Applewhite, who died at
her home in Charleston, Wash
ington, will be remembered here
as Harriet Petit. She was grad
uated from this city's schools in
1887.
At meeting Of the Northern Min
nesota conference of Methodist
Churches last week, the Rev. M.
L. Brann was reappointed to the
local church.
Week Of October H.
Sank Centres Fire Department
voted Monday to sponsor it's seth
annual ball on THANKSGIVING
night.
John Larson, IS, former resident
| and brother of o. L. Larson of
this city, died at his home in
Glenwood early Wednesday.
Forty young people are registered
with the city Unemployment Bur
eau, a service work of the Sank
Centre Welfare Council, announc-
ed Mrs. w. A. Kohl this week.
With 81 out of a possible SO enter
ed in the merchant-sponsored
poultry show, merchants enthu-
siastically endorsed the program
toward becoming an annual
! event.
Supt. w. A. Kohl was elected Sec
retary-treasurer at a meeting of
Region 6 schoolmen this week.
The group handles athletics, dec
| lamation and debate.
A total of 1853 residents, aged one
to 81, was recorded in the enum-
Grafton just completed of the In
dependent Special school district
it was revealed this week.
Fred Schwartz announced this
week work on a new super SER
vice station for the Cities Service
Oil Company here.
New budget skashes in the city for
1910 adopted Tuesday by the
Council revealed cuts in city EN-.
ployees salaries.
First preparatory move to make
way for the new postoffice build
ing at Main and 4th was made
this week when Clyde Biedlemar
moved his grocery store to the
building one door north of the
First State Bank.
Floyd Fetherhuff, manager of Lake
Mills, Iowa, arrived and is sup
cruising repair work in the Ok
ford theatre, to be reopenet
shortly.
Week of October 10
An early Thursday morning auto
accident was fatal to George
Schurman, 39-year-old farmer.
DR.. A. A. Gales announced the op
ening of offices for the practice
Of chiropractory this week.
M. A. McGourty, of Herman, has
been appointed manager of Blair:
grocery.
Bob Dowswell, art student, in ar
exhibit at the library this week
I displayed several new types o.
commercial art, lectured tt
schools art classes and Rotary
Club members.
George Selke, st. Cloud Teacher.
College, addressed hundred
Stearns County Legionnaires her,
last Wednesday,.
Louis Hedin, born in Sweden ant
resident of this city many years
died at his home Tuesday evening
at the age of rs years.
Albert Schwartz. son of Mrs. Jos
Klemm of this city, was discov
cred burned to death in his cabir