The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-26
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Sank Centre Marches
On With Time
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ment to the school curriculum
for the year 1940-41.
Iron lung baby Jean Carol, borr
to Mrs. Elmer Volkman in Uni
versity hospital, will live, spec
ialists agreed this week. Mrs
Volkman, nee Grace Clark, OF
this community, is an infantile
paralysis victim.
Week of March 28-
Only 8 of 10 long distance circuits
Of the Northwestern Bell Tele,
phone exchange were in order
Bob LATERAL, manager, announc-
ed, after an electrical surge in
which "sun spots" were blamed
in an Easter Sunday communities
ton disruption.
A Sank Centre youth confessed
Tuesday to charges Of burglary
in connection with forcible entry
to the Main Street Theatre Sun
day night.
Sank Centres new school plant,
completed at a cost of $255, 900,
stood ready for dedication today,
Thursday.
Frank s. Parker and S. Frank Bon
Anne, rival agents for Northern
Pacific and Great Northern in
this city, ended that rivalry this
week when they retire on the
some day, April 1, after each had
had 46 years as railroading car
GERS.
A stay of sentence was granted
Garrit Jansen, Padua farmer,
convicted in irregularities while
an old age pension investigator.
APRIL
Week of April r.
George A. Selke, st. Cloud Teach
ers College, was principal speak
err when Sank Centres $255,0O0
school addition was dedicated be-
fore an audience pared in a sew
ere sleet storm.
Herman j. Schmitz, of Sioux Falls,
S. D., arrived to become mana
ger Of the National Tea Store.
Ray B. Foley, of Hibbing, became
Red Owl store manager this week
on resignation Of Floyd Alger.
Census enumerators Fred LUX and
Mrs. Lauretta Fish began work
this week of counting Sank Cen
ire moses" in the nations ten
year count.
753 ballots-largest in history
were cast Saturday when George
Berggreen and DR.. J. F. Dubois
were returned to the Board of
Education. Dubois won over DIR.
johnson 401 to 800 votes.
Highway No. 4 from Metre Grove
to 81 was announced from the
highway department to Commun-
ity Clubs road committee as elig-
IDLE for building this year.
Residence sales, brisker than in any
time during several years, occu-
pied several families this week.
Six pigs were killed by lightning
on the Martin Ehresman farm
Tuesday in a freak April storm.
8. G. Schwarzbauer became Sank
Centres mayor Tuesday, nosing
out incumbent G. F. Wager by
104 votes. A total of 800 votes
were cast.
Chinese art, utensils, a collection
Of Cliff Domke, brought back af-
ter two years in the Orient, Is on
display at the Bryant Library
this week.
Mrs. Donald Cole and son, return
ed to this city this week. The
son was born to them March %.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. A. McGourty Wednesday. He
was named Herbert.
James Edward was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fielder March 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dean are par
ents of a daughter born March
22nd.
Born at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Luxterkamp, the 18th,
was a son, Kenneth George.
DR.. W. johnson, defeated for
school board by DR.. J. F. Dubois,
401 to 800, petitioned this week
for a recount through his attor-
ney.
William J. Blount, 70. former resi-
dent. died at Mercer Island,
Washington, March Goth.
Sank Centre is chosen one Of SO
sites In the state when civil SER
vice examinations for 1900 state
employees it was announced.
Brownie packs, for the prescott
age girl, will be instituted in
Sank Centre Girl Scouting, it was
learned, after Miss Olive Crock
er, national staff, visited here
last Wednesday.
Joseph Miller was named president
Of the council with Frank Pang-
burn as vice president Tuesday
in City Council post-election re-
organization. J. A. Schoenhoff
was reappointed city clerk; DR..