The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-10-03

| rough sort Of way. There was an odd sorrnes
| about these tiny red globules 1t all leads VI
to the fact that we don't believe Norm Decree eve
got out much to that kids fall harvest Not loni
| ago he stood there munching red little berry
He admitted how he allowed the thorn apple
weren't very good this season. BOSNIAN Boil
LATERAL found he had been eating-the berries of
wild rose bushes!
Last year on his birthday Don Clough was give,
horoscope by Miss Lucy Hunt The horoscope
said his lucky color electric blue. Which
accounts in small fashion for the amazn,
blue in his new top coat!
Eddie Claseman, whose entry into Minneapolis
hamburger world we recorded has retired-sold hi
business. He made his first milion-hamburgers
And he's married too
Sometime we'd like to write good mistake Xix,
this: He weighed at birth nine pounds and fou
ouches
Mrs. ]. v. Nelson bought chair the other day
She purchased it from Miss Nell Hansen who wa:
selling a few things Home with it, Mrs Nelson
decided to recover it to better fit it into the color
scheme of her own furnishings. She tore off the
outer covering and there underneath she found
fifteen dollars. She returned it.
Odd how the most prosaic things take real
value after number of years. The value IS not
intrinsic but because of associations and memories
they loom large in your mind Here's the story
of Steve Deziel Steve started barberng some
Is years ago. To barger razor is quite naturally
most important item. Like ne has done dozens
of times since, Steve took that first razor used it
couple of years. chopped off good number of boards
decided the old piece of steel had done its job. He
sold it. That 16 years ago and in the interval
not once did the person to whom he sold the razor
that initial piece of equipment itself enter his
head. He had forgotten all about it. :. A few
weeks ago Pete Biman brought in straight edge
to be sharpened. Steve honed it, found it had good
edge Now if he can he's going to buy it because
that razor is the one that he started with &. He'd
like to get it to pass it along to son, Buzz whose
in his own right. From father to son. From
a piece of steel valued at only its weight to
an invaluable family treasure.
Here's another story too we'll give you. George
Stenbauer and Steve Deziel out fishing a
number Of years ago on Sank Lake. All of sudden
Steve's line struck something. It could have
been a log. For instant he thought it was
Then what was on the end Of that line broke and
ran. 1t was no log. Steve settled back for
the battle and twice he got the fish alongside the
boat. Twice just George grabbed for it the fish
dived The third time up and the fish made
bee line for the bottom of the boat and in one
stroke sawed the line on the keel. He got away
with the hook in his mouth. . Not many days
later on the shores of the lake appeared a fish
with hook in his mouth Dead now, he was
retrieved. And on the scales he tipped at %
pounds.
Patty Casey is one of the proudest and most
thankful lasses in the hamlet. The bright blue and
yellow bicycle she's riding is hers because she work
ed. It a bonus from the Minneapolis Times
Tribune for selling subscriptions. And she'd like
to thank all those people who made it possible for
her. We guess you're welcome too Patty
Botz & Co. is not a new plant for industrial
expansion It Is an orchestra with some versatility
It was born couple of years ago when the
lads in the outfit in the eighth grade, and
gains distinction in the fact that it is probably the
youngest such organization in the citys history.
1t Is versatile because primarily outfit devoted
to playing modern swing; it will switch to accom-
mn ar sch fy1nc h1y hecOr hand
Amazing. There the attendant juvenile
problems. They will lose trombone player because
the lad has to start wearing braces his teeth
Undaunted, he will probably transfer his instrument
for a drum and play in the pep band. The group
started with AZ orchestrations, handed out ten OF
them. 1t gets its name from its leader, Roland Botz
Plummer Jr., Billy Arndt, Warren Jeffries, one OF
the Johnson boys, Klenschmidt and on the drums
Lebowsky. To teachers Of music it will be an
amazing revelation. For their memories with younger
musicians attend largely the problem Of how to get
them to practice.
We attended a music recital the other night
1t the recital for the senior pupils Of Mildred
Dolson. Besides being good entertainment, il
provided me with this thought. That in the enter
tainment world things have changed. 1t represents
today social existents that passing quietly from
our midst Rectals were born Of quieter era
when entertainment Of the first water was hard to
reach. And in these smaller places the local parade
of talent was of the major social events II
doesn't command that position today. don't know
that it is either good bad. But do see
that the passing Of many of these honey local events
is indicative of crumbling Of a certain healthy
aspect of rural America. 1t is startling indication
of where the break came when a community ceased
to go one way at a time And now goes many
ways all at once.
It's the first time heard 1t happen the
gag ought to be chroniced in the niche for American
wit mean it's the first time ever heard
a moving picture audience actually clap for a gag
1t happened in "He Stayed For Breakfast" al
the Main Street. The fellow says, I'm going to
America, become middle class citizen and vote for
Roosevelt" The other said, But 1t takes five
years to become citizen" That's all right, he'll
still be running" snapped the first again.
Odd thing about grant for Sank Centres airport
is how swiftly war can affect even the remotest
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