The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-07-17

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pleasant looking miss she who marched right
in with something to say and said it. Which
more than we had. We were in work to our
and equally deep in printers ink and others
of assorted dirts companionate to newspaper Of
flee. I don't know yet which of most
scared of the other. She of my appearance; of
her apparent efficiency. At camp Leonard Wood
where former librarian Bernce Finnegan is camp
librarian they expecting 10000 men, and Bernice
is buster than cranberry merchant cataloging
five thousand books.
-Colors
Proudest possession of the Paul Donart Post
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is their copy of
the Stars and Stripes You've seen it in Mem
oral and Fourth of July parades in the color guard.
The flag passed to them when the
B. r. Palmer Post of the Grand Army of the Re-
public swept into the limbo These boys
of another America and another war carry on. 1t
wasn't so long ago the last of the aged veterans
died. Theirs long march down history Their
passing the clank of broken links in the human
chain of an era past
They've given the flag a real permanent wave.
In the First State bank window, with the aid
of fan and unique arrangement, the flag
furls in full sail indoors as neatly as natures own
playful ZephyrS This town is virtually alive with
flag poles Two went up this summer at the
Armory and the postoffice. The Pc pole went up
in two bitches. The first attempt ended with the
pole lying on the ground and heads bobbing up on
account of the crash. Addition of this gives
the block three poles with the school and the
library.
Moving
Simplest moving job of any business up and
the street will take place in historic little
movement when the poStoffice picks itself off Third
street and winds up the new building on Main.
One of the fellows will pick up the stamps another
will take Clarence Nathe and presto they have NOV
ed The staff is in a other the change.
The place is so nice Bill Benson has been wearing
a coat of late he will look proper When
Johns Place moves into the old Pc building the
boys should have room enough to rattle around in.
card from Doc Franta, who with wife is
trip to the west. With Doc talking like cham
Der of commerce. to wit: This swell place to spend
your honeymoon" meaning Banf, Lake Louise.
Sorry had planned Bemdji. You should
try to sell Don Clough.
Loveblitzed is Allan Meigs entrepeneur of the
Waldorf, who can't seemingly keep waitress long
enough for her to tell the customers Meigs
in the unhappy situation Tuesday of having
two of his girls married But then this is a summer
when so many got hit with a soft moon, they will
probably have eligible bachelors yellow
bands for Identification.
Irene Pampey, the Irene of the Waldorf, and
Helen Sather, formerly of the school teachers, live
in the same house in Minneapolis. Small world
isn't it?
Passport
Stan Grindy has been tearing his hair. All set
for Newfoundland to work the Armys new air
base and the lads get wages that sound like hunk
of the nations debt Stan is having passport trouble
His birth certificate says he is Marshall Stanley
Grindy; he has been going around as Stanley Mar
shall Grindy. He is swearing he is the
same guy George Green, too about to hop the
Newfoundland special is all hoped up the
trip. Never farther east than Chicago (you
make mine Grey Eagle, George) he is reading every
thing written about Newfoundland. He will
quote you figures the principal cities, the places
total population, its industries its climate
didn't ask him but I'll bet he can tell you the per
capita consumption of fish
Pants
In the American Legion bands uniforming eff
fort they had anticipated bit of trouble getting
pants. Government gets preference today on all
wooden goods. They have wired for the order.
effort as has been pulled in long time. Individual
businesses, civic organizations have Clipped into
the fund. Latest unpublished donor is st. Pauls
Church who went for one uniform.
Dog
He was very fond of Tubby Irv Nelson was.
And Tubby was a great dog black Labrador,
he was the important part of the Irv-Tubby hunting
combination. He did everything but shoot the gun
that Tubby shot the piece But day
last fall Tubby out on the sidewalk. With
scarcely a tremor he died. Irv would never have
another dog. I can understand that. owned one
when tad. The pup had just grown
to be part of boyhood life when distemper claimed
him. never had another. Irv however,
recovered and today he has-a of this famous
Tubby The son gets swell fenced in estate
to romp in. Chip off the old block, too.