PAGE SIX THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, January 28, 1249 Who’s Well, This? coNLoN REQUIESCANT Molitor Co. Drug SAFETY SAVE WITH The H . Construction Co. REXALL AGENCY Federal Savings-& Loan IN PACE Accounts Toggery Prescriptions Specialty a earnings. provide safety with good ‘ 12 Second Avenue, N.E. Kodak Supplies 5 Toiletries . \ or. CLOUD. nmN insured Each fully account ST. CLOUD. MINN. $5,000.00 to up Adam Orth Mrs. PAPER Sauk Centre—Funeral services for Cloud St. Ger. St. Received the 10th of Funds by any ’ who Mrs. Adam Orth, died 67, Jan. 3, PAINTS—WALL earnings credited with month are conducted Jan. in Lady, 7 Our of were John the First the Angels church from by the Rev. Bettendorf. Surviving Mr. Orth and are ACCOUNTS SAVINGS children: INSURED the following Thor-val Mrs. Hansen (Frances). Mrs. Miller Ed Paint and wall keep home looking smart (Grace), Ann, home; and Mr’s. paper at Ira can your as specialize in * we Otto (Mabel), all of Sauk Centre; and well the walls selec- and woodwork. See large as preserve . our Mrs. William Vener (Elvira) Mrs. and the clothes tion for of Hubert Theisen (Margie), paints Ward Springs. and wall beautiful modern In colors and papers HOME LOANS Mrs. Anna Pauly designs. well-dressed , Sauk Centre.-—-Solemn Requiem Mass man. Federal Security offered Mrs. Pauly, for Anna 77. was Jan. Our Lady Angels 14 in the of on KOERBER PAINT SHOP church by the Rev. John Bettendorf. Loan Assoc. Savings & assisted by the Rev. Ebner Frank of Melrose, deacon; and the M. N. Rev. as Kremer of Sauk Centre, Mrs. subdeacon. Germ. Cloud, St. St. Minn. 822 Str., Pauley died Jan. 11. Surviving the are following children: Ave. Mary Mrs. 20 Sixth So. Pauly, St. Cloud, Minn. Schmitz, Ddege. Anna Mrs. Rose Carl WNW-WWW Pauly. and Joseph Pauly Sauk Centre; of i Meinulph Pauly, California; and Sister Henry Ann, Mandan, N. Jo- Mrs. Dak. CO. FLOORING SCHNEIDER ' Imdieke surviving seph of Wadena is a RELIGIOUS ARTICLES sister. Burial in St. Bernard’s was ceme- Ward Springs. tery at . CORK TILE ASPHALT—RUBBER & Helen Mrs. Garrigan Prayerbooks, Rosaries, Sick Call and Sets, Medals Donnelly.—Funeral services Mrs. for Minn. Cloud, 428 1834-W St. Phone 16thhAve. No. Helen Garrigan, 85, Chains, conducted Jan. Crucifixes, Bible, St. Andrew’s Daily Mis- were Theresa’s 10 in St. church by the Rev. sal, Holy Water Fonts, Statue, Theo WWW Peterka. Mrs. Garrigan Jan. died etc. Surviving 7. is sister. Frances Tos- one v Donnelly: of grandchil- and two ney THE FRITZ-CROSS RETAIL STORE dren. Francis Byerly Orland and Mrs. Butcher, both Breckenridge. of Burial STORE WALLPAPER PAINT 8. DINNDORF the in" parish cemetery. was + + + .+ + 26 6th Ave. No; Cloud, St. Minn. Mrs. John Maselter , Cold Spring.—Funeral services Paints Sanctity No Odor of were Pittsburgh conducted for Mrs. John Maselter, 66. CENTRE in the St. Boniface church Jan. 21. on Skunks ChUrch-Going ,Mrs. Maselter had resided in St. Cloud Varnishes SAUK Painting Contractor for several months. She died Jan. 18. — Ten children John. survive: Cold Spring; Wallpaper. Washable Imperial Alois, Rockville; Mrs. William Jones ‘ . Mrs. Nicholas and Ju el, Watkins; Mrs. ‘ Send Scent Through Vent These Friendly Business Firms Valerius, Al St. Jo Mrs. Henry eph: Cloud St. Sauk Doty, Rapids: Leo. Ed. Mark. and So. Appreciate and 7th Ave. Deserve Your Tel. Patronage 12 '435 ‘ Peter Kimlinger, Mrs. Cloud. There St. , grandchildren. 20 Burial in the #5 are was ' parish 4L cemetery. be 'STATE told. Thielman St. Patrick—Now brothers, Fred Bob, it and Ralph Murphy E. can 4 GOPH‘ER likewise \ climax loss solving It is long but the HATCHERY ‘ at- for story Falls.-—chuicm Fergus Was Mass of- were a a LONG fered Jan. for Ralph PRAIRIE 19 Murphy. problem. 81, has last. such tremendous at come a who died Jan. The Rev. 17. B. H. Wess- - The thought would there pastor . Yes, they dead. all ling the offered Requiem Mass in are Our Sank Centre Poultry Headquarters ' be nothing with dime-store church. Lady of Victory Surviving Three unruly skunks that in- wrong are Firms Business Friendly the following children: Mary Murphy, These incense. This might help to Proven STAR CHICK sisted makingtheir home under over- * on MA. Dorothy Amoth, George. and all of ‘ the church of odor in the coders St. Patrick’s church dead come some Patronage Your are now Fergus Falls: Mrs. Edith Ball, Wahpe- and Deserve Appreciate 'l would be placed if burning incense William —thanks ingenuity and N. Dak.: and Wallace.‘ the per- ton. Dependable Diagnostlc Service to window sill each just prior Foxhome: and Edward, Yankton. at S. Dak. to sistence Octave Barthelemy, of J. \ Twelve grandchildren also survive. Bur- Mass. parish trustee. ial in the parish cemetery. was NATH E STYLE SHOP , And do notlforget Octave Bar- The little God did of creatures Oehman Peter PRAIRIE LONG DRUG, PETERSON thelemy again. He “borrowed” give leav- however, without not a up, Elk Riven—Funeral services were supply “hi-lex” good of ‘from the ing their notorious mischief be- conducted Peter Oehman. who for 63. MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S COMPANY GREAMERY ’ died Jan. The 16. Rev. Joseph Trobec laundry home and the hind. furnace gave offered the An- Requiem Mass in St. CLOTHING AND SHOES thorough of the But do blame Barthe- ‘Mr. room not a spray drew‘s church burial and in the was bleach, ASSOOIATIOII which, in this served Iemy for that—the odor STORE parish Surviving THE PRESCRIPTION Mrs. cemetery. pungent case, are Pay Cash Save and Oehman children, Leo and Oehman two well deodorant. his there he before began as a was and Lucile Swanson. Minn Prairie. Phone I! Long ; Services usual St. in CENTRE, MINN. rid of the SAUK project. fact, he In went got on as Miss Gertrude Westbroclr Patrick's, the *little and much Butter three skunks without Louella penance as so Melrose.—Requiem Mass offered 3, was , , cheerfully, parishioners done by slight “mishap.” one Jan. 18 for Gertrude Westbrook, who 71, THOMAS ARNDT’ C. Patrick’s When St. church, and gladly accepted His push Pasteurized“\MiIk first step to trap The here de- pastor died Jan. The Frank firms listed 15. Rev. Ebner was was a the offered Requiem Mass in the. St. skunks’ from the of things. for ERY Creator all HARDWARE MAIN HATC through hole the had the invaded Benton county, was Cream and remembered be Boniface church. Burial in the parish to was serve The Beginning the church dug. under for their en- by family recently 'of three She the daughter of the cemetery. Leghorn- Certified ‘Whita U. S. a was Admiral Refrigerator r Late last fall, parishioners when He the trance. returned next distributing when deceased Mr. and Mrs. Louis Westbrook. morn- Octave Barthelemy, are skunks, J. you PHONE I3 par- Heavies U.S. Approved that skunks pioneer settlers scented the of Freeport. For boas ing. He found trap— many HAVE TO BE NOT were sprung a volunteered ri ish trustee, to get .dif- the in patronage she housekeeper for Father years was ’ your there, almost Mifin. had Commercial I'e'eds and but DEFROSTED Lona Prairie.» catch. everyone a sug- no succeeded without the them. He of John Zoller Holdingford later and at at all gestion make. Why, them Poultry Supplies Then This of he to set two traps. 18 Phone lines of business. Sank Centre ferent St. Paul. For the nine she was past photo shows mishap. Top years slightest had faced problem before morning showed this had her home with Miss Mary better. The made next on L dragging snared the trustee a Ranch. number She is survived by of their a farms. and trap one, one own one sprung, yes, the after he had skunk Burial the nephews and nieces. in over snow was example, The‘ McIver boys, for that had skunk. a parish cemetery. I under the animal in hole trapped .e a U. S. Approved Chows Purina Charley, John, and Jimmy, had Caution order of the P the day was Robert Byzewski RAPIDS‘ . SAUK photo close- the'church. Bottom is . . & U. S. Pullorum a for them by gassing them longer chain destroyed Hitching to a now. Brennyville.-—Funeral services white-striped were of the creature, Tested Hatchery up Livestock and exhaust their throwing sack from the of But the trap and Jan. Elizabeth’s conducted 19 in St. car. a over , front caught the foot in his trap.— church Itr'v for Robert Byzewski. who Po" 65, this of the question with parish out the hole, the trustee Firms was care- Friendly Business These photos) (Register died Jan. The Rev. William Tarman 16. skunks the under the church fully pulled animal where the snared Morrill offered the Requiem Mass. of Patronage Your and Deserve Appreciate fresh air still conceiva- from his home under the church. children: Surviving his wife and 13 was some Patrick’s Would in St. be are peace Erlanger, Mrs. Joseph Kaufman, Ky.; bly The white-striped present. creature was least spring. until at Mrs. Andrew Robak. Pontiac, Mich.: Mrs. P One Sunday morning after Mass, caught all right—by his front foot. Alvin Emerson, Hillman; Adeline and there odor of But 225 Bro-u Schrantz Main St. peace. was no RAPIDS Jurek Jimmy McIver and Roy R. Slowly, slowly, Mr. Barthelemy Milaca: home: Ben Byzewski, Ida, at evenmg One weeks later, two some- SAUK HDWE. co. Phone 87 Props. took outdoor Henry, Granite Ledge; George, Minne- down the dragged his catch the deep steps a run \ across something disturbed the Clemens. apolis; Earl. Minto: with the one or the basement. He occasionally to stopped to snow. Mexico; in and Jerome armed forces New skunks. Well, who there? Two pacify the threats offered by the was Lloyd. home. There 17 grand- and at are sorrowful that There days were skunks, "it had tumbled parish seemed, Burial in the animal. There little children. resis- ‘\ ceme- was Furniture was Appliances, Major Hardware, the followed. Anybody entering tery. furnace into the however, from the tance, room. de- listed poor The here firms vestibule church from sacristy Michael Skai BERGGREEN or “What now?” asked. skunk—more wonderment, 375 everyone Phone per- Rapids, Minn. Sauk tell the sad remembered story. Mass be St. Wendel.—-Re’quiem of- to ' can- you , was Some suggested throwing the haps, than anything serve else. FUNERAL HOME Columbkille’s church fered Jan. 19 St. in later The odor, it pungent basement door and the ani- was The death march end open, distributing to Michael Skaj, who died Jan. 16. for 56, when came an you are countess decided, caused, perhaps, had been mals, in search of would in- food, c. about feet church. Karels offered the A. from the The Rev.‘ Bernard 300 yhur dif- Ambulance the skunk that had been chil- in St. Cloud by the Skaj patronage Requiem Mass. Mrs. and four listed de- The here nocently walk firms This did out. not one loud Bar- And from Mr. retort Phone 84R 84W a. Roy Vouk (Monica), survive: Mrs. or dren pals poisoned. His and St. two animals liked work, however. The finished the thelemy’s shotgun business. ferent lines of Aloys, home; Mrs. Felix Stephen: remembered St. at be to Sank ~Centre. Minn. Service serve Patrick’s parishioners suffered their home though there first Of the three. as Adeline, (Isabel), St. Joseph: and Prom new was when result.. Six brothers and three sisters distributing St. Cloud. nothing drink there. to eat Another And a. set. trap or you are was Olson. Mgr. K. 1“. parish survive. Burial in the also This where Octave Barthel- was “Buy poison,” the next there reward the was another next some was was Implement dif- the cemetery. in patronage your took and the climax 513W put Phone advice. Three pieces heav- of fol- meat emy over day. The death march J. J. Smith Co. same Hohler Harry Mrs. this long to story. ferent lines business. ily would of with strichnine seasoned lowed, skunk and another was Sauk Minn. Rapids. Cloud—Requiem Mass offered St. was surely do the trick. dead. Cantius' John church for Jan. in St. 22 McCormick-Deeding Implements Farm Hohler. who died Jan. « Two later, Harry 60, days the Mrs. and there the pastor Were under Five-Point more any Hohler daughters Mr. and 19. two Parts and Service sur- Charley McIver took little church? a cau- ' Ables, Wichita. Mrs. Marguerite vive: , “man tious peek into basement. At the Barthelemy he Mr. thought sorranaas SYSTEMS warm SPRING Hauck, Sauk scans MORSE WATER and,MrS. Robert '{s COLD Kans.: saw -- — Burial in the Sobieski least the skunks Centre. of still PIan‘lSeeks‘ another lying dead far from ceme- not was one was CENTRE. saua MINN. tery. there but “he looks sick,” the church. He pretty the opening under Burke Amos said. Charley His days Firms had dig this lnum- Friendly to for Business These are one.. in his Staples.—Amos died Burke. 88, Weal Public bered. would He either of enough! third die Sure The had star- one Your Patronage and Deserve Appreciate He had been resi- home here Jan. 15. FIELD a least vation the poison—or apparently by been poisoned at STERN & or some parish for Sacred Heart 56 dent of they thought There strychnine that the Father survived by his wife. Mary He pastor, is so. was no years. Louis Burke and three Successors Olen-do Margaret: food drink and sons. to L. Vossberg, had deposited to get Roger or no way Cleveland—A five-point Beloit, Staples, and Cyril of Noel of pro- , ,de- listed here SHOES The firms MEN’S pieces out. AND BOYS’ CLOTHING & of thrown in few and meat a daughters, Mrs. Henry Wis.; and two living help raise the to gram The chapter takes the church. (When the Doyle of under Edward J. and Mrs. Cannon next pas- us up- remembered be Many to So standards real income of the "It well-drused" Ill" Ways--- and, keep to pays serve and grandchildren Minneapolis. Thirteen stairs the church into One the to drug tor went store to get proper. people outlined American here great-grandchildren also survive. Fu- 11 Saul: 'Minn. was Centre distributing Tuesday when morning when few the he had getting of stuff, are you ounces a Heart held Sacred neral services in Social Action by official of the w an for the ready Mass, heard give his address, to exact with the Rev. F. C. pastor church Jan. 18 name, dif- the in the National Cath- patronage department of yOur Spring Requiem High Mass. offering the Falque the the circulating blower of heat- explain strych- and “How the Cold Granite Prod- come Conference. olic Welfare the family lot in Ever- ,in Interment was business. lines of plant grinding loose sand ferent -nine?”) ing out Can Helpful Be cemetery. the elements in the These green ucts are the LITTLE and sending pelI-mell ' it into Another Problem FALLS Schultz William; Mrs. program: \ 'church. four of the What . The problem to next upper corners was: of- Waite Park—Requiem Mass QRainbow Diamond and Gray was rIIEwENNER adequate 1) Enactment of What the in church? now? do about odor the William Schultz, who died for Mrs. fered grit feed co. poultry federal housing legislation, in- at The Claude Rev. your. invade the base- She or Careful Jan. 16. 32. not to Thirteen Hours’ devotion to was Firms These Friendly Business was l the Requiem Schwinghammer offered cluding provision for parish house he rushed the dealer. ment,. to generous observed the Sunday in St. a be next church Jan. 19. Joseph’s Appreciate St. and Deserve Your Mass in Patronage on public erection low-cost the of Imple- Furniture, and off the electric turned would Hardware, Patrick’s. Parishioners be power daughter. with Schultz survives Mr. a .Mill Cold from the ends housing; and Schultz Fuel. Furnaces the “fanning mill” would Mrs. Marilyn. Stepchildren of through make stop coming all the day ments. to so - PHONE Cloud: Mrs. Warren St. Raymond, Plumbing. sowing church. Now were its in WALGREEN ( Spring "foundations. family hours adoration, 2) Substantial upward revision plant for their of a- process MUSHEL St. Mary. Paul: Margaret Patterson. St. into Embalmmg another peek the basement. ‘Licensed priests from the and number the miniumum under of of armed forces AGENCY with the driveways, wage Cloud: William LITTLE walks. a FALLS. etc. MINN, The skunk skunks gone! Nicholas Lintgen. neighboring parishes expected Atlanta, Ga.:ers. Fair Standards and Labor act at Spring or Cold were were a Phone 29 Burial Arleen home.. Cloud; St. and at getting they Praye'rbooks, (yher And in had dug Rosaries and 0 closing_ ceremonies. out Religious the the of the Aggregate and granite-sand for widening of Articles coverage — parish in the cemetery. - was enough loose sand Molitor’s to The stopped pastor at act. away cover Cold Morton Spring, Isle, at the blowing the heat- of drug St. Cloud, for advice. apparatus store, benefits and in 3) Improvement WEBER WEDDINGS Odessa. Minnesota. and WE CALI WE DELIVER Klaverkamp, The ing Fred firms The‘Schmitt brothers, Vic and Hub, system. listed de- here Social of of extension coverage parishioner, willingly stumped. LIK-NU CLEANERS came over were Security; STORE CLOTHING be to remembered serve Co. Granite Spring 'Cold blower the of and looked shel sand They from- to to uncover one Taft-Hartley Repeal of the 4) clear the sand from around labels When another, read. distributing away op var ous Dry Cleaning Pressing you are Men Clothes for Boys and with law replacement and its a act - DIOCESE a IN' the furnace. bottles, simply concluded: and MINNESOTA SPRING. COLD HAROLD A. LUTZ, Prop. old beyond the will patronage which the dif- ALBANY in your go this little Up time, the problem, Father.” “You have to a crea- develop- Wagner to act Phone COLD SPRING CLOUD ST. 49 116-118 N. encourage E. ' St. In ferent had behaving in his been Jim Dinndorf lines visit A to business. tures pretty of Factory Finish Hat labor-management Blocking of ment co- and had made well otherwise fathers’ paint resultedin the store 1 not col- opposed operation, to mere Danelke-Kllmek as bottle their favorite purchase of of “Wizard of to MELRosE weapon a use bargaining; lective daugh- Klimek, Theresa Urbank.—M-iss Wick.” Well, this might be of extent. c E Studebaker / I H any B s Service Sales & Klimek, became Anthony of Mrs. Ex- ter Labor Establishment of had fal- 5) that the sacristy, And help deodorize the to a now snow some Mr. Danelke. of Ervin the bride of McCormick-Deming son Farm educational service (an tension len, well, the skunks, thought the the pastor country pastor. before Danelke, August Mrs. and a Implements under workingmen) Machinery for Sacred & would project in told, hibernate offered Dec. 28 l for Nuptia] Mass His advice the for at next stop was was Firms These Friendly Business Schlr- J. S. the Rev. church by Heart Labor. of S. Department U. the Thielman’s winter under the church. So there hardware The store. Patricia the couple Attending were Your Patronage mers. and Deserve Appreciate W Roers. Danelke Norbert and lBares Meeting Souk Attend Rapids Hardware Agent Go. Quiet-Bradford W. WEBER. c. Jan. Alexandria.——Married 15 ' were daughter Mr. Bradford, of Hardware Jean Dorothy and Coal EM P I R E 'Molor General IIelrose Go. Insurance and Bradford. Walter C. Mrs. and Mrs. of Mr. and Quist, Thomas son Home Appliances William Rev. Very AUTO The FINANCING Quist. MEMORIALS, Orning Inc. Washing Machines Maytag roan. St. in the Nuptial Mass olfered Renner HOUSE LOANS bridal the Attending Bottled Gal church. Mary's Edith Daniel, MELRUSE. MINN. Leonard Mrs. couple Telephone SALES SERVICE were Phone Little Fella. Minn. 45 503 111 E. it. 8. First and WE Son- Geraldine SPECIALIZE Jacqueline Quiet, IN MEMORIALS Hove, Larson. FOR Bradford, Quintin CATHOLIC Meir-ole. Minn. CEMETERIES Robert Phone I71 nen, srunlo Shogren. Less Empire and Built—Eternal Hills Hendrickson, the Jack u I'lJuuAN Sahr-Hoheisel J of-- Nuptial Mass HIIlman.—Before a CANDID PORTRAITS FIRE)” AND COMMERCIAL Hoheisel, PHOTOGRAPHY Laura Miss Jan. fered 4, Ll'l‘l‘ll Hoheisel. John and Mrs. of Mr. daughter Phone 866 Wedding Family Groups and 125 ll. Broadway Sahr, Rhinard bride of the became son Sahr. The Rev. Nick Mrs. and of Mr. Mass the Nuptial olfered Raymond ’ ng ruonma HoheIsel Bernice (‘0. church. Rita's OVER FIFTY-FIVE in St. FOR YEARS couple. attended the Sahr Arthur and SIMIINET FUNERAL IIIDME Doyle-Fluegel for Fluegel of Minne- Mary Morris—Miss We Pay Highest Prices Your August Mr. and Mrs. daughter of apolis. Economical Dignified Personal Service of - the bride became — Morris, Fluegel of POULTRY, EGGS, and HIDES WOOL Doyle James Mrs. 666 Doyle, of Telephone Little James Falls. Minn. son Nuptial of- Mass before of Owatonna, a Prepared take Cntbolla a! Services to In the by can way. Assumption church proper MELROSE, in fered Dec. 27 MINN. Q The attendants Hoppe. Arthur the Rev. Fluegel Robert and Jane Joan and were Doyle. and Richard s'MIT'u Herboldt-Nemeth The MELROSE firms listed A. «‘0. here .I. de- Tillie Nemeth, Riven—Miss Elk Nemeth. Mrs. Sig and daughter of Mr. be remembered to Walter serve Julius Herboldt. bride the of who became Porzorski, and son dict Vil‘nig, pastor, Mrs. MEETING honoring SPECIAL AT A HARDWARE lmpleineats be- john Farm of! p Herboldt Anoka. Deere Tractors Caroline and of Mrs. 3% when distributing of committee chairman the arrangements. on you are was in offered Jan. 10 Nuptial Mass fore Mothers’ Christian of the charter members a Father Clyde Warren, right Virnig, Mrs. Left Complete Repair Joseph and Parts to by the Rev. Service church Andrew’s St. are Hardware Related Lines and dif- patronage in the your Emil Kis, Mrs. Trobec. Attendants Math John Cloud; Mrs. Rapids three of the Bestgen, St. were last week, Anoka; Mrs. society of Sauk OUR OWN HARDWARE LITTLE FALLS Eng-VJ.“ Julius Francis Rootes, Mrs. Mr. and ferent of lines business. Leight Pozorski.—(Register Cloud; and other Sprangers, St. Mrs. attending charter members from Melroso were and Nemeth, Mr. Jr. Sig Nemeth. and Father above with Bene- photol , Inarishes. pictured Asoka. They live I. Herboldt will at route Mrs. are Ii ~.