The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. George Engle. OF
Tuesday.
August GA son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Won Wahlde OF
Wednesday morning.
Week of August IL
Appreciation Day, an event givei
to honor the members of tn,
American Legion band, enjoyed ,
large attendance.
Miss Mary Ann Skinner, of Fair
mont, has accepted position a!
librarian for the Bryant Librar,
it was announced this week.
William Lentz and Ed Lambrecht
of Watertown, S. D., have taker
over the operation of the PLAN
Welding Shop.
Recently completed was the new
grain elevator made of concrete
slaves for the Farmers Coopera
tive Elevator Company, in this
city.
Mrs. Henry Parker, rs, who has
been ill since August 5th, passed
away at her home here FRIDAY
morning.
Funeral services for Janice Marie
day and half old daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. Ray Johnson, of this
city, were held Tuesday after
noon.
August IA daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Meyer last
Thursday.
August S-Friday a son was born
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Engle.
August 13-Wednesday morning a
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Peterson.
Week of August 21-
Roller skating races was an at
traction Of sixty years ago, ac-
cording to an old poster found
by Alphy Hansen while making
repairs at his home.
Gates Of Minnesota's Today 1871
Fair will swing open Saturday
morning.
E. D. Harvey, associated with the
Sank Centre high school for
eight years, has been appointed
as immigration patrol inspector
in the San Antonio, Texas, dis
trict.
Father Uric Beste, O.S.B, a native
of Freeport, has been appointed
consultor to the Congregation of
the Holy Office in Rome.
The Stearns County's seth annual
fair closed Sunday night, after
that days large attendance as
sured that the fair was a fin
ancial success.
Mrs. Anna Veeder, wife of J. r.
Veeder, of Westport, passed away
at her home in Ashley Township
on August 10. She was 60 years
of age.
August IA daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Tank
last Thursday.
Week of August 28-
Sank Lake Cooperative Creamery
Association aligned itself this
week in the fight against the
federal governments efforts to
promote wider use of oleomargar-
inc.
Miss Esther Bone, public school
nurse, recently returned from
summers vacation spent in Alas
ka.
Both the st. Paul's parochial school
and Sank Centre public schools
will open next Tuesday, Septem:
Der 2, for halliday sessions for
registration.
Ernest Schotten, of Willard, died
at st. Mary's hospital, Minneapol-
is, Tuesday from injuries sus-
tanned in an automobile accident.
Alloys Herzog, Melrose Township
farmer, and George Halonen, Jr.,
superintendent of the Stearns
County Rural Identification
lines, were electrocuted Saturday
morning while workmen were
testing out a new speaking de-
vice.
Owen C. Hardin, resident of this
community since 1911, passed
away at his home here Thurs
day afternoon. He was Sc.
Michael Messer, of West Union,
who came to that community fiji
ty-five years ago, died at his
home Tuesday morning.
August 27-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Peterson, a six pound boy
at the Long hospital.
August PA daughter, Roberta
Janet, was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Fisher at their home in
this community Thursday.
SEPTEMBER
Week Of September f.
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