T“."‘"r- 1" 1' Ta. I ’3’ Tfi a: e; -— —-.. ._ .- . ._ .. ' I Ill .‘w . .6 .I. . ’., , ' v REGISTER: 1. IIiIHIII FIRST LOURDES AT MIRACLE 12 III REQUIESCANT SPECIAL WAS RESTORATION or VISION IN PACE, IN DIES PIEHZ Bourriette visible him. Louis clearly to was a came poor William Bolduc Mrs. J. Bourriette’s lived village “Impossible,” replied who in the stonecutter in- of Lourdes. While doctor when the at ‘in stonecutter Long Prairie—Funeral services for war one Requiem Pierz.—A Mass Solemn William Mrs. J. Bolduc, Lon: 46. former the marble quarries formed him that the cured. of of dis- at; eye was Prairie resident who died Jan. 22 in heldilast week John for Mrs. trict, his right half With defiance the crushed air of emi- was eye was an Minneapolis. conducted Jan. 25 were OLOTNES” chil- Schmidtbauer, mother of 12 said: “If by chip of stone. For physician 20 years nent can St. Anthony's in a you in church Minneapolis. died apparently of dren, who he believe you." Interment in the church suffered blindness in that read this. I will Im— STORE cemetery. a “NEW was THE eye, brothers with four and brothers—in- attack heart in her home. The Rev. two and medical science could mediately, without hesitation and do noth- law serving pallbearers. M.J.. A. (1, ‘ as celebrant Vincent Wiegand of ing Bourriette’s left Boul'riette vision. with his covered, to restore was eye A. J., and William Loegering. Lawrence Ed— Mass, assisted by the Rev. the “Bourriette read the words: has Walking, and Arthur Bolduc. Mrs. When this learned good of man Falls, Little Bolduc in Long Prairie C. Ramacher, born and ward amaurosis will incurable and he was the supernatural taking an events MITTS attended Mary's school there. and St. LEATHER on Felix Reiners, Last- the Rev. and recover.” The evidence place never the he was in Lourdes, at grotto July married W. .I. 21. 1926. to was church in Burial the The convincing. doctor ad- too rup. was Bolduc in St. Mary‘s church. She his daughter bring of sent to was a some cemetery. member of the Christian Mothers' mitted supernatural intervention. so- the which water flowed from the Lon: Prairie. Surviving her ciety of are called doctor He another Schmidtbauer in to Mrs. born miraculous fountain exam- that had was children: husband and the following ine he, called the and the too, Lastrup Aug. 1879, and 28, case, William. Patricia. Joan. the J12; and Mary Bour- was sprung up near cave. Wear Lined for Extra Lamb Minneapolis: miracle. all her mother. Mrs. of lifelong Her ' of. Pierz. resident 1‘iette, cure after making the a sign the of a Lneeering Prairie; five Anuust of lmnF marriage John Schmidtbauer to little took and' The Second of the Miracle water cross, a brothers, and sisters. two place took in Pierz Jan. 30, 1900. rubbed the affected His sight eye. Justin Bouhohorts lay dying of Hus; Louis The couple lived farm north returned instantly. He continued on a in the home consumption of his 3395 Pcrham.—Louis Huss, died Feb. 71, of Pierz until when 21 and the rub to with the years ago pray eye in Lourdes. The parents two-year- buried funeral 2 and Feb. 7 after was retired the they and moved to and objects water, all be— services Henry's church. The in St. very soon old child had been subject fever to a village. the Nicholas Donnay celebrated Rev. his birth had from and been never Expos: in St. Funeral Mass. Interment Group DiscuSSes was REGO s . Twelve children born . to able walk. Father and , to mother , were with Joseph's the Rev. John cemetery, cameo uunu auvuounr or me cocmcou comunv n11 Eleven them. surviving, Alex, ulTiciaLlng. Wilrlenborg Mrs. Huss G. the deathbed, and neigh« at are were a AT Ooca-Oola death Aug. her husband in Minn. preceded company. Si. Oloud, Math, Chris‘t, Edward, Laddy, on there encouraging bor the ~‘ was un- Surviving children. four 17'. 1945. are William, Little Falls; Mrs. Peter happy L parents. Detroit Chicano: John. Mrs. Frank Doyle. Hoffman (Clara), Brainerd; Mrs. New Constitution" Ruther Clarence and Lakes: and Mrs, The youngster’s limbs became CLOTHES” grandchildren Three Ludwig Perham. of Alfred Flicker (Alvina) Pierz; Store stiff and motionless; breathing “NEW The was survive. also Mrs. Art Mohrenweiser (Leona). longer perceptible. Then Kennedy great Sank Centre no a Charles Onamia‘; Chester Gould Mrs. hope seized the mother. “He is not Centre—Funeral services for (Lorene) Minneapolis; Helen Sauk and dead,” she the cried, “and Holy held Feb. in Charles Kennedy 21 were of Los Angeles. There grand- 20 are the Virgin will him at grotto, with Paul’s church“ Sank Centre. Glenwood.—The St. cure constitu- Cloud Postoflice St. the in new Opposite " children. These Friendly Business Firms The Rev. bural the parish me.” in for With this expression cemetery. of tion of the Rosary society in Requiem oll'iciated the Kremer M. N. at Her mother, Mrs. Gross Ann of confidence, picked the child, she Sacred\I-Iea1't Appreciate and up Deserve Your parish Patronage discussed who died Feb. Kennedy, Mass for Mr.’ was Lastrup, and four brothers and in wrapped him her and hur— one his Surviving and apron the accepted by members in their at 62. 13 at are age sister also surviving, Peter, ried crying she several children. wife and to grotto, are monthly as ran: m‘eeting Feb. 21. \ Shop,“ John L., and Steve Gross Las- of “1 going the Virgin.” Arthur‘ Kleve to am Personal holiness and sanctifi- Style Math Nathe Gross Fond du Lac, trup, of What the mother did the Arthur Funeral for at grotto Freeport.—A Mass cation the of home the princi- are .Wisc.; and Lucia Gross Lastrup. of Mr. Mrs. Kleve, Please” Kleve, of and “Hard 30, Pleasing the to killed the child. would have if it had son pal objectives embodied in the con— with Linus the Rev. Feb. 4, was sung alive that been time. She to up stitution. burial Father officiating, A. J. Gruenes, and 0.8.8.. Schiell'er. University Orchestra took the naked body and plunged Kléve Mr. GuARAIITEEI parish the in cemetery. delivered pastor, short was talk at a 95% LIVABILITY Jan. his death, the of 31. DIEN’S, WOMEN’S time AND CHILDREN’S 3.0 it entirely in the that had at water was the monthly meeting and spoke of the fol- and Surviving his parents are To Mar. Give Oonceri 5 miraculously few days sprung up a organizing the Living Rosary. sisters: Mrs. and brothers lowing CLOTHING AND SHOES hour, before. For of quarter William. Theresa’s Timp. Alex. a an Phillip Margaret, St. circle in was Syl- Schweiters. Mrs. she held the boy’s body the Paul in icy Frank. Mrs. charge of the lunch. Conrad and Mrs. Boeckerman, vester Cash Pay and Save Pilgrims the could water. at grotto Collegeville.—Tuesday evening, and Austra Whites White Leghorns The Rosary society will Hoeschen. sponw ‘When. her. she ’ stop drew not out ~March o‘clock 5, 8 St. John’s at card in the parish hall party Ludwig 501‘ John a SAUK CENTRE, MINN. the body, it still motionless. was university orchestra, di- under the Sunday, March 3, in the last social died . Richmond—John Ludwig, 79. FARM the Blessed NATONERY & POULTRY Prayer Virgin VIOTORY to was rection of the Rev. James Kelly, before the of event Lent. of illness his home'at‘ter LFeb. season 9 ill an her lips she brought her child 0.8.8., on as will third its services present; Funeral Mrs. Julia than Lee, president, has two con— years. more A home. after she had and moment put Peter in held Feb. Sts. 13 of the cert were appointed the following Minn. HANSON Cloud, Phone “9 St. AnNn'rs Ave. 50. to season. 7th 109 women & Romuald the Rev. l'aul's church, with his him in cradle, bent dhairmen she over of circles and The featured work of the . concert; burial serve as officiating, and O.S.B.. Bloms. nATannY MAIN EMERSON him. “He breathes,” she cried. DRUG committees: St. Rose’s, Surviving circle' Mrs. parish the will Brahms' in cemetery. be “Second Symphony was children: the following The breathing continued during his \viie and Lester Bartell' St. t: Theresa’s cir- are in D Ma'o-” f 'l' h th‘ Certified While Leghorn: - U. S. ‘ - A Presm 11C J}: 0 W 168 move . D . . l: V ll AI Ed ’ _ h . FOUNrgAIn; c Attila}; aatnd :Tid _: ng‘ltile.a OAn:gclicam ; s. the ~ s nlght'. The neXt,da-V Juslfln . Cl? M151 JOhn (33551in . St- cath' . Wlll be played. The ments of 01'- Heavies A raved U s / I pp a,“"°ke- H‘s filled ‘Vlth circle, Mrs. erlne’s Frank Jaeger; Joseph Eyes Welfe chestra ' '. “ brother. will also play Beethoven’s home. One Walter at - '- (3051‘ [E T “’S and i Poul", Feed? comme'c'al life smlled he on'hls mom?- 0“ Ede“.Yal’93'§.:"1"'i;eS-, “’2 Veronica’s‘ 14"“ng 9f St. circle, Mrs. John 85 “Coriolanus Overture” selec— and 21:1 SUPPl'“ Phone 15 3g the econd day after the V15“? t0 53"" can". Christman; circle. St. Ann’s Mrs. tions from the musical current ., - lfzhe theh lnothel‘thaln'llozt W‘ tgdrottol, Fired Pltzen;vand St. Mary’s cir- Oklahoma, brilliantly zrandchil- alsi 32 There Fosston. success 01._ are L . . 3"“! surviving- ME. Mrs. W. Gullickson. di'en 3"] e W 811 e 53W W33, 3‘ S 9 a chestrated Russell by Bennett. 1' ' Paints ' c PittSburgh e, - : - . \ 323:3: gilnfigileg‘f I \ 1mg” then pallalfitm’hgct, alone Melnb?1'§hip, committee: Mrs' Up a C. The Charles evening \Vag— same about That t Emil Zlmlnskl, chairman; Mrs. an 111“ 9 01156- number or freshman the Tamin for VARNISHES of parish college CONTRACIUR pAm'nm; from a 8,161., a for HARDWARE __ evening the mother and greeted Klinger, Mrs. Frank Al Koplau, son years. \Vaconia, will perform uncut ' an Jih WASHABLE WALLPAPER the father When he l'eturned from IMPERIAL Fiala Trisko Mrs. Henr and Matt; N. Mrs. - M Dresses - coats Lesmeisterl, - girslfigaiigsoféoig u Osakis.—r;lrs.° - JZhn/N. , By Admlral . Refrlgeralor f; , _ , . . _ m" his, “You day’s ‘vork: See," . ex' Trisko, 64. . N. G°°ds TEL Ave- Dry 4‘35 12 7th 5- groupaf inst”): . claimed the “he mother, not DOES NOT HAVE TO formeé 33 held Feb. program committee; funeral Mm w. A_ was The died Feb. 5. wa specially .7 a . DEFROSTED church, the Blessed Immaculate Concepti dead; Virgin saved in 9 Winter; Good Cheer committee, CENTRE. MINN. SAUK mentalists. The is to concert offi- Mohm James with the Rev. open Sank Centre Phone 18 him.” Mrs. Helen Larson; welcoming public Calvary cemetery. the with Burial in price of ciating. admis— was no committee, Mrs. daugh- John Cassidy; These but the beginning her.husband. two of Surviving were are SlOI]. grandchildren. and 17 five ters, Catholic Mrs. W. V. miraculous sons, Lourdes. More reporter, 'at press cures child died in infancy. One Gullickson; Red Cross, than Mrs. Matt miracles effected 1,000 GO. THE U. SIVINSKI S. Approved Purina Chow- are Matthew Peters Lesmeister; and publicity, Mrs. (From there the every year. A. TSONUNPERLIN -- ‘°' U. & S. Pullorum ~ 63. Rapids—Matthew Peters. Sank Chus .- Yunkeh M aryk‘nol 1 Junior) ~ , injuries result of died Feb. 13 Livestock and sus- as a Tested Hatchery funeral The struck by when tained car. a FUNERAL HOME Poultry J. SIVINSKI Requiem Mass A. with held Feb. 16, a was church Feb. Heart in Sacred nfi‘ered on 0 O 0 in the at. cemetery Funeral Burial 15. Service was his wife, is Surviving Belchester. Phone lGO-W St. Cloud. Minn. Certified While S. U. 225 Main St. Schrantz Bron, PRONE ileY SERVICE 908 CHAPEL Cockerels Leghorn Phone 87 Prom. ‘ r 914 ST GER '1804 9 12 NITE PHONE w cockerels NNESO’I‘A ' .' . N N ‘ CENTRE. SAUK ’ St. Cloud, Minn. Line of Furniture Argsfird Complete , - . 0gards ‘ Construction Co. Hatchery [Richmond CLOUD, ST. MINN. Littie Falls MINN. RICHMOND, BOYS’ STORE MEN’S anil WALOREEN Rely Nationally Advertised These You Can Brands Friendly FRANK W. JAOKSON Business Firms on OROO IlIlEIIcv ROBLEE SHOES CHIPPEWA SHOES Your Patronage Appreciate and Deserve . . . . WOLVERINE SHOES ARCHITECT SHIRTS PORTIS HATS WILSON BROS. Oflie- Post From Across how readers'ask they the length time they have Several of STYLE} M'ART re- CLOTHES as Ecclesiastical Design Victnr' Clothing Less! for Drugs bring girls from sided that address; also they at veterans may their France, and ltal~y this should place of employ— England, state SAUK CENTRE to American National Bldg. Bank order that they be position they hold, the and in ment, country may S'l‘. CLOUD. MINN. salary, married. the their well of amount FRED’S, SUPER SERVICE as follow The procedure the and address of their to Clothes for Men and Boys‘ Good re— as name IIELIIlIouS American citizen also quires that employer. They should state an Main Street FOOTWEAR ALL‘THE FAMILY on FOR the the of the of their bank and the entrance Schellinger Rios. young sponsor name Cities Service Products deposit. into this The This of country. mil. LITTLE FALLS. money woman sum on E S T l O L R A should write letter, MUST be signed before letter stat- Tires Batteries onsor a a Greasing Washing BUILDERS address, and public, notarized. Let- his, her and and notary or name mums _ Conlrnclorh obtained from Reliable MUSllEL- also be must ters mm- Asem ROSARIES sponsor’s employer andfballr'llk the Phone zzssw , BOOKS PRAYER verifying the statements ‘ t J. ' J. Implement C0 E 14th A N l I 0 e 121 A s I) 8!. Cl d ‘ " 0 n ~ . . MANNESOTA PHONE a . I'm FALLS’ A silari, erlnpltzlymenth. as to ‘ FONTS ' HOLY WATER sponsor I in and t ’ money on an an e McCormick-Deermg - - Farm WE DELIVER - Implements WE GALI- CRUCIFIXES . l , These letters MUST also be nota_ Home Funeral LA F0 E . _ should par“ and service I rized. The three letters ISCAP MEDALS PRUAL‘YLERBOOKS R I . Farrier forwarded the then be to SEEDS FAIRBANKS MORSE ~THE WATER SYSTEMS WATER sor'rENE'ns young mm. “mm TEL: 23”, 8.1.. — FOR — FOR BRIDE To BE advised who should be to SAUK CENTRE, MINN. woman, LESTER BORING. ‘ Prop. | Line of Fur Coat. Complete SERVICE MEN American them the to present WEIAN & BUTT con- ‘— Dry (leaning Pressing Storage Remodeling Repairing with her home -— sul nearest to - a — re- '0] complete line We Glaziilz and Cleaning carry a ' n permission the G‘Chm,“ for to enter Phone N. E. quest 49 116-118 “I St. you, Draggiu Successors N. Barthelemy J. to a, school supplies and office LITTLE TELEPHONE FALLS 369 usually delay U. The only S. I _1n- Doctor” -ca,e;uuy you, 702% St. Germain St. Alexandria Factory Finish Flop Blocking a, curred after this in arranging Is ' Store Brunlng . Drug PAOKINO HILLS no. LITTLE Fritz-Cross Co. The S. the U. to passage , I reader that her A Roofing states Metal a; son Friendly These GROCERIES MEATS ll Business Bunnies- _ Firms ’ No.’ Our 26 61h Ave. ' enlist the. U. S. wishes , in to army -- Prescriptions Commanding Cornice Mfg. Co. and his graduation in June after St. Cloud, Minn. Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage cow s'ronAoE LOCKERS Bldg. Mal-’7. Ground Floor SI. LA ‘ I I Ike bhen Ish'abtl by; “Hating “'11,: so ROOFING ALL KINDS OF r A If I 7 ” “cation e 6131 an din. S'd WI 0|“ W e R ‘It I A besto lw m." ' i'vai'iiclh’nzonnl : ' ' GO. ' Hardware Bares l ...................... . A G en] :7 , , : Bill. the GI asks under I. g. . l’ ‘ i' GO EVERYWHERE ‘WE 9 I whether this I i. ENGSTBoM is, n true. r ‘ coal Hardware and l “‘“"° 5L 0"" , ‘5“ ‘II General Insurance ‘ “ s. According U. cir— to army I F l’ I , . v enlisting cular 310 prior any man Home Appliances 61 d A} (1,: - FINL?C;SG - Aug) enwoo on“ . m it W } , Machine: Mayfair Washing Oct. will be considered 6, 1946, to Ambulance Service u _ H U SE A ;; l' 6 I ill of Vi I orld warI d' d k ' vetelan L 5‘ Bottled w [auras 1“ Ga: a an 5 - 00 wllere 9,; an y For Health ._ - _ ll. p. . l”“’"' “m 8‘ G‘ihgllfile the s‘ '3‘ £9, 36“?th for "7 E 5" 5' ’ “m” "‘""- W“- “WW time! ‘5 Ca11122 Call Day 132 Night . u u ' any . I.-'. enelso l. e - - —- E lilflilllflflllll!i;.[l|_l§§;.flll§i;{l[ .... 5'.[||l{5;'.'_lli';l;'.[ .. . "V "2’ '-t-' “‘ ’~'~' '4“ "1“ ' _— PACKER- . ROBERT P. "‘.. .... . l» .__.——_. HolyName Men Glenwood 'THE I ‘ am 1 ENGINEERS SERVIOE ELEOTRIOAL 'I ' . I . w; l r - Officers for E1 1946 BCL I ardless Distance . Service Re f . ‘ l THE g a FOR » Erna"! 5- 1“ Sound Service and IP50“ 378 Electrical, Radio ‘v V g l;' 3" I ‘ WHO Glenwood. Members of the MAN ‘ Frozen hump" I —— l: . . Holy society in Sacred Heart Name “, KNOWS for the I parish elected officers ., [8'72 f. com- Tented ' Pnllormn [1.13. “a u. 3. Approved ESTABLISHED . after Mass Feb, 17, , on year l.‘ mg 1946 the bookings for and for prices mean 8:. write I us ~ or A. 1 ALEXANDRIA; MINN. Mark chosen . Hanna "I. was presl— SERVICE HEALTH POULTRY . . Gulllckson tagd figlter Elth I secre- Grinding and Mixing “'15 Feed: Victory and Purina BY , — DISTRIBUTED ,- I ‘3 ,2 ‘. ary- 1' as ' ._ , {Li a:', , _ . c J c sponsored K -! I Holy Name ‘ l men B o k ream 0. amp Ge 8 ,“o‘? Feb, prizes card 24; MINN. party FALLS. LITTLE were . awarded and lunch served. A" i“ 567 Phone — snor- SPORT PAP’S BLOWOUT TIME Firms Friendly Business These MINN- GLOUD. ST. 5”” by ' ATHLETICS GOODS SPORTING v ' Your Patronage and I Deserve, _. Appreciate Bros. Raymond HEN-HOOE- THE IN ‘ 7—— -_ l To. SMITH .1." A. Transportation, Inc. Motor HDWE. C0. RAPIDS SAUK ' Tractor: Cloud. um and so. Phone no Implements Farm John Deere Furniture Appliances, Major Hardware, and Pans Service Complete Repair KITONEN SWAWE 375 Phone Rapids, Minn. Sauk FALLS LITTLE S I 0 B T l] S W m -‘ — V C U .‘r' I" de- ' listed here The firms ' ' F R m h h W .t. b] t. . t ' m en- 0 $2.533; magmas...“ mi? ' PHOTOGRAPHY I PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL , and 2‘, .‘ Bab, remembered be to e serve . lErlensafiontal . “Phone Broadway Chicks, because they l‘ 125 E. ' lLe‘w Family Group; are and a Wedding 866 I‘. 1847 l; I, ROGERS BROS. dlstrlbutmg n . 552:5“,25V;L2§E§,3;21353;, when ' oilfi°3§mf§§bi l? ' you are " ‘ the Outfitter for -, TEIMONE'FORETJINVERAL' dif- the in early. Hurry $2.25 order patronage and place day, your Family Entire your AMERICA'S . . . FINEST SILVEIPLA'II supply limited. the is IIOME business. lines of ferent Rapids. Minn} Sauk :3: Breeds 5 BROS. STAFFORD Alisha-Whites ‘ Leghorn: White ‘Illl' 'I "ll li"'l l‘ ' ‘r . Rock: White ' Leg Orcas Service Personal Dignified Economical 00. 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