The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-12-25
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ruary 6, at the age Of "a, Just
nine days after the death of her
husband, on January 18th.
Wesley Aaron Boyer, Kandota. died
Saturday, February 8, in Mime
apolis. He was "a years old.
February 5-A daughter was born
Last Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Koepple.
February Saturday a daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Niehaus and was named Mar
ian Martha.
Week of February 90
Harry w. Gray, Of Wilton, N. D.,
a graduate of the Sank Centre
schools in 1901, died at Bismarck,
February 7th.
DR.. J. F. Dubois, Of this city, was
elected president Of the Nation
al Federation Of State Medical
Boards in Chicago Tuesday.
DR.. e. c. Rich, Willard, a former
resident Of Sank Centre, died at
his home Monday at the age of
81. He had practiced dentistry in
this city for 38 years.
Sank Centre people raised a fund
of $1,000 in a benefit carnival
last Friday for men of the Regi-
mental Headquarters Battery,
| leaving today for the west.
Two Montevideo electricians were
injured Sunday in an accident
here caused by winters cracking
down with new drifts and snow.
June Brown, Mary Margaret Prasch
and Leora Wilcox, of the high
school here, were given superior
ratings at a district speech fes-
tival in Alexandria Saturday.
DR.. Phillip Kraemer, resident here
since 1917, died Saturday morn
ing at his home here after
| brief illness. He was IS.
Fred Rowe, who died in Miller hos
pital, st. Paul, February IA, was
buried here Monday afternoon
He was "a.
February ia daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Myhre
Sunday. She is named Sharon
! Lee.
An attempted robbery, foiled by
an employee, and fire all in one
day Saturday kept excitement
| high in the Nelson Launderers
and Cleaners plant.
Twenty-six men were called from
draft board number two with in
duction slated Wednesday. Four
were from Sank Centre.
Week Of February 81
Captain w. D. OGara accepted
charge of the armory here Thurs
day for the Company c, Mime
sofa Defense Force. relieving
command of Captain Carl Fischer
and the Regimental Headquarters
Battery.
Sank Centre citizenry shouted a
farewell Thursday night to sc
men of it's battery who entrain-
ed for Camp Ham in the first
peacetime exodus of troops in
the towns history.
Arrival of the special train, carry
ing Sank Centre troops among
a group Of 1922 men and officers,
was reported by the Great North
ern to have arrived at Camp
HAN Monday afternoon.
A 30-year-old wash boiler that has
toiled faithfully is still in the
services Of the William Wruck
home-a story that started an
avalanche Of stories throughout
central Minnesota.
Stearns County retired the full
amount Of it's original issue on
! the court house made in March,
1921.
! First operetta in five years at the
school, vowed an audience on
Thursday night while almost 80
students took part.
Sank Centres butter bill was $685.
600 for more than a hundred
thousand pounds. George Strauss,
secretary, Sank Lake Creamery,
announced this week.
Lenten services, with international
perils lending new significance,
began in most Of the city's
churches yesterday.
Mrs. Fred B. Rowe died at st.
Cloud hospital Saturday, Feb. %,
at the age of 70. She followed
| her husband who had died on
February IA.
William G. Bean died Saturday,
February %, at the age Of 70
years. He was a resident here
for 80 years.
so pounds Of butter left behind by
Regimental Headquarters Battery
enroute to Camp Ham was one
of the happenings in the excite
ment Of leaving.
February 20-A boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Schieffer
and named Richard Raymond.
February 21-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sunderman.
February 23-Sunday a daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Nelson.
Week of March g.
It was announced that the Oxford
Theatre has been taken over for
operation by F. w. Parsons and
Sons, owners Of the Main Street
Theatre in this city.
Sank Centre won the first round
in the sub-district tournament at
Melrose Tuesday evening, by
blowing Burtrum under to the
! tune Of 48 to 2.
Opening Of a new clothing store
in the former Model building, un-
der the name Of "Ogard Bros.
| Good Clothinpo has been an