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Sauk Centre
Visitors Guide 2014
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Page 2 2014 Sauk Centre Visitors Guide
Welcome to Sauk Centre!
Whether youre new to the area
or have been around for awhile,
Id like to invite
you to experience
everything Sauk
Centre has to
ofer. I see Sauk
Centre as having
fve major assets:
location, retail,
facilities, the Lake Wobegon
Trail and last, but not least,
Sinclair Lewis. Alone, some of
these assets may not be strong
enough to consider Sauk Centre
a destination. Combined,
however, they create a pretty
impressive package!
Location centrally located
in the State of Minnesota, Sauk
Centre provides access to three
major roadways: I-94, Hwy. 71
and State Hwy. 28.
Retail we have a diverse
group of retailers in Sauk
Centre. Tere arent many
things you cant fnd here.
Tis guide does a great job of
showcasing our retail businesses
2014
Tis Visitors Guide is published annually by the Sauk Centre Herald, 522 Sinclair Lewis Ave. Sauk Centre, MN 56378 320.352.6577 2014 Sauk Centre Herald
PHOTO CREDITS: Sauk Centre Herald Sauk Centre Historical Society Sinclair Lewis Interpretive Center CentraCare Health-Sauk Centre
Sauk Centre Public Schools Holy Family School Minnesota Historical Society Sinclair Lewis Foundation
Table of Contents
Listing of Advertisers ................ 4
Sauk Centre Services ................. 5
Events & Activities .................6-7
About Sinclair Lewis ............... 14
Sinclair Lewis Days ................. 15
Sauk Centre Heritage .............. 18
Fun on the Lakes ..................... 20
Parks & Trails ........................... 21
Sauk Centre Map ..................... 27
Excellence in Education .....28-29
Community of Faith ................ 32
Honoring our Military ............ 32
Ladies Night Out ..................... 36
Sauk Centre Healthcare .......... 38
Business Directory .............42-47
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Facilities our Civic Arena, Main
Street Teatre, the Stearns County
Fairgrounds, medical campus, seven
city parks, public & private schools,
the MN National Guard Armory, the
library, hotels/motels/campgrounds,
lakes and golf courses are all fabulous
gems in Sauk Centres crown.
Te Lake Wobegon Trail Sauk
Centre is the largest city on the trail
and statistics show over 100,000
people used it yearly.
And fnally, Mr. Sinclair Lewis.
Each year we welcome people from all
around the world to learn about, visit
and cross him of their bucket list. Te
museum and boyhood home are like
the cherries on top of Sauk Centre.
Feel free to contact the Chamber of
Commerce for more information on
any of Sauk Centres assets.
Call 320.352.5201, e-mail
andrea@saukcentrechamber.com, or
www.saukcentrechamber.com
Stop By...Stay Awhile
2014 Sauk Centre Visitors Guide Page 3
Sporting Goods
Camping
Supplies
Hardware
Lawn & Garden
Plumbing
Automotive
Appliances
Tools
Paint
Farm
Electrical
Six Locations
with
thousands
of Items to
help you
tackle your
next project!
FLEET
SUPPLY
YOUR COMPLETE FARM & HOME STORE
No Cash...
No Problem - Charge It!
Hunting &
Fishing Licenses
Now Available
At All
Locations!
Propane
for Grills &
RVs...Fill Your
Cylinders!
Available at all
Fleet Supply
Stores
SAUK CENTRE
1050 Centre Street Ph. 320-352-5261
STORE HOURS
Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
GLENWOOD
Hwy. 28 & 55 Ph. 320-634-5209
STORE HOURS
Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
PAYNESVILLE
Hwy. 55 West Ph. 320-243-3556
STORE HOURS
LITTLE FALLS
Hwy. 27 Ph. 320-632-9240
STORE HOURS
GLENCOE
LONG PRAIRIE
3105 10th St. Ph. 320-864-4304
STORE HOURS
Hwy. 71 South Ph. 320-732-6195
STORE HOURS
& Much
More!
*LIVE BAIT is now available at
SAUK CENTRE, LITTLE FALLS & LONG PRAIRIE
LOCATIONS!
Aaron Lahr Construction, Inc. ...................11
Ace Hardware ................................................13
Advantage 1 Insurance Agency ..................45
Alexandria Area Arts Association ..............34
American Family Insurance ........................45
American Legion - Sauk Centre .................40
AmericInn .....................................................23
Arvig...............................................................37
Aspire Realty .................................................22
Auto Value Parts Stores ................................12
Batter Up! ......................................................16
Benchmark Real Estate Services .................22
Benusa Appliance .........................................42
Billmarks Insurance .....................................47
Bueckers City Sanitation..............................11
Camphill Village ...........................................30
CentraCare Health-Sauk Centre ................39
Central Heating & Air Conditioning .........13
Centre Electric ..............................................13
Centre Floral .................................................34
Centre of Attention ......................................33
Centre Sports ................................................35
Centre Square Apartments ..........................22
Centre Towing...............................................16
City of Sauk Centre ......................................19
City of Sauk Centre Splash Pad ..................35
Classic Company Dinner Teatre ................ 9
Central Minnesota Credit Union ...............41
Coborns .........................................................40
Dairyland Supply, Inc. .................................11
Dan Welle ......................................................16
Dentistry For Children ................................41
Diane Schmiesing Original Art ..................33
Eagles Healing Nest .....................................31
Econo Wash ...................................................35
ElmerZ ............................................................. 8
Enchanted Inn ...............................................31
Engle Electric ................................................12
Eyes on Main .................................................31
E-Z Mini Storage ..........................................17
F&W Exhaust ................................................17
Fairway Pines Assisted Living .....................30
Family Fabrics ...............................................34
Felling Trailers ..............................................11
First State Agency .........................................47
First State Bank .............................................44
Fleet Supply Sauk Centre ............................... 3
Four Seas Bufet .............................................. 8
Friedrichs Tire & Oil ....................................12
Getty Street Assisted Living ........................30
Gillies Signs ...................................................16
Gopher Prairie Motel ...................................23
GreyStone Golf Club ....................................37
Guesthouse International ............................23
Heartland Gallery .........................................33
Heaven & Earth Essentials ..........................31
Hidden Treasure Christian Books & Gifs 33
Holiday Resort ..............................................23
Holiday Super Stop .......................................13
Home Town Solutions .................................37
Hughes Real Estate & Auction ....................22
I-94 Classics ..................................................16
Its a Dollar .....................................................35
Jitters Java Caf ............................................... 8
John Wiese Ford ...........................................16
Kens Iron Salvage & Recycling, Inc. ..........11
Kostreba Contracting ...................................11
Lake Wobegon Trail Association ................41
Like Nu Gun & Pawn ...................................35
Lynx National Golf Course .........................37
Mortgages On Main .....................................43
Main Street Cofee Company ........................ 8
Main Street Teatre ......................................35
McDonalds ...................................................... 8
Melrose Main Street Repair .........................16
Mid Minnesota Excavating .........................11
Midwest Machinery .....................................12
Midwest Paint & Body .................................16
Minnesota National Bank ...........................41
Mitchs Dyno Tuning ....................................17
MN National Agency ...................................46
Moonshine Shoppe .......................................10
Mustang Bar ..................................................10
Next Door Bar & Lounge ............................10
Of Broadway Antiques................................40
Options for Women .....................................34
Palace Bar & Grill .........................................10
Palmer House Hotel .....................................23
Panther Distillery .........................................40
Punkins & Monkeys .....................................34
Red Carpet Bar & Grill ................................10
Rite Now Tanning .........................................33
Sauk Centre Chamber ..................................31
Sauk Centre Country Store .........................33
Sauk Centre CVB ..........................................24
Sauk Centre Family Dental .........................41
Sauk Centre Herald ......................................47
Sauk Centre Historical Society ...................34
Sauk Centre Industrial Park ........................19
Sauk Centre Opportunities .........................19
Sauk Centre Public Schools .........................48
Sauk Centre Real Estate ...............................22
Sauk Centre VFW Post 2853 .......................40
Saukinac Bar & Grill ....................................10
Saukinac Campground ................................22
Sign Design ...................................................40
SK Construction ...........................................12
State Farm Insurance ...................................47
Steiner Lumber Company ...........................13
Taste of Heaven .............................................33
Te Corner Shop ..........................................34
Te Healing Touch .......................................31
Tomas Mayer ..............................................46
Trisko Heating & Plumbing ........................17
Truckers Inn .................................................... 9
Tutti Fruitti Market Farm .............................. 9
Westside Liquor ............................................10
Whispering Oaks Winery ............................. 9
Winters Family Chiropractic ......................43
Our Advertisers
Sauk Centre Services
City Government
A fve-member council, consisting
of four council members and one
mayor, governs the city. Council
members include Mike Olson, Keith
Johnson, Warren Stone and David
Tomas. Te mayor is Brad Kirckof.
City administrator is Vicki Willer.
City Services
Police Chief Bryon Friedrichs
manages a force of fve full-time and
two part-time ofcers.
John Egan is the fre chief and
manages a 30-member staf. Kathy
Strufert, ambulance director, and
assistant Tim Deschene manage a staf
of 20 EMTs. Public Works employees
Dave Beilke and Tom Johnson currently
supervise a 6-member full-time crew,
along with multiple seasonal employees.

Utilities
Marty Sunderman is
superintendent of the Sauk Centre
Public Utilities Commission, serving
under fve commissioners. Sauk
Centre continues to have one of
the lowest power rates in the area.
CenterPoint Energy Minnegasco
provides natural gas services to more
than 85 percent of the city. Qwest
Communications and Arvig provide
phone and internet services. Arvig
and Charter Communications provide
cable television services. Home Town
Solutions provides satellite TV.
Transportation
One of the greatest advantages of
Sauk Centre is that it is one of the rare
rural communities to be a crossroads
of three major highways - Interstate 94,
U.S. Highway 71 and State Highway 28.
Te Sauk Centre Municipal Airport
is approximately three miles southeast
of downtown Sauk Centre on Stearns
County Highway 186. For more
information, call the city hall at
320-352-2203.
Residents can call 1-800-600-7498
for the Sauk Centre city bus, which
provides handicapped-accessible
transportation throughout the city.
Major Employers
Major employers include Walmart,
School District 743, CentraCare
HealthSauk Centre, Standard Iron
& Wire Works, Felling Trailers, Kane
Transport, Bayer Interior Woods,
Coborns, Truckers Inn and ICBA.
Financial
Tree fnancial institutions serve
Sauk Centre, including Minnesota
National Bank, First State Bank and
Central Minnesota Credit Union.
State Services
Te Minnesota Motor Vehicle
Department Registrar and Drivers
License Ofce is located at 342 Main
Street North (320-352-2853). Drivers
license testing is done at the civic
arena. For more information,
call 320-255-3044, option 4.
Interpretive Center
& Sinclair Lewis Museum
Te center at I-94 and S. Hwy. 71 houses
a complete collection of Sinclair Lewis
novels, his writing desk and a view of his
front porch, along with many other items
from the area. A must see while you are
in Sauk Centre. Also the home of the
Chamber of Commerce and Convention
and Visitors Bureau. Open seven days a
week in summer.
Sauk Centre is a growing community of 4,344 residents, located in northwestern
Stearns County approximately 90 minutes from the Twin Cities metro. Coursing
through the town are the Sauk River and the Lake Wobegon Trail.
City Directory
City Hall Ofces
320-352-2203
Police Non-Emergency
320-351-7022
Police Voice Message
320-351-7023
Chamber of Commerce
320-352-5201
Economic Development,
Planning & Zoning
320-352-2203
Sauk Centre Street Department
320-352-2598
Sauk Centre Airport
320-352-5484
Sauk Centre Public Utilities
320-352-6538
Sauk Centre Civic Arena
352-1271
Bryant Library
320-352-3016
Sauk Centre Historical Society
320-351-8777
Park Reservations
320-352-2203
Sinclair Lewis Campgrounds
January 1-April 15
320-352-2203
April 15-December 31
320-333-9546
*Reservations for Sinclair Lewis campgrounds
taken beginning on the frst working day afer
January 1 each year.
National Guard Armory
320-352-2156
2014
Calendar Events & Activities
FEBRUARY
2 - Lions Pancake Breakfast
8 - 26th Annual Farm/Toy Show
11-12 - Ag Show Viking Plaza
Mall, Alexandria
13 - Comedian Roger Radley
ElmerZ Restaurant
MARCH
1 - SC Elementary PTA Family
Fun Day
8 - Sauk Centre Fire Dept. Indoor
Mini Golf Tourney
22 - Soup & Sandwich Lunch and
Bake Sale Senior Center
29-10 - SLAMFEST Volleyball
Tourney Sauk Centre Public
Schools
30 - Holy Family School
Springfest
APRIL
8 - Holy Family School
Pre-Kindergarten Screening
12 - Sauk Centre Chamber Easter
Egg Hunt
24 - Ladies Night Out Expo
25 - CentraCare Health-Sauk
Centre Hospice Spring Fling
26 - Sauk Centre Chambers Big
Rig Show
29 - Team Ivy Rose Civic Arena
Garage Sale
MAY
16-17 - City Wide Garage Sales
16-18 - MN-ND Arabian
Horse Show Stearns County
Fairgrounds
JUNE
1-7 - Prairie Fire Theatre presents
Alice in Wonderland
2-5 - Holy Family School
Vacation Bible School
3 - Holy Family School Golf
Tournament
6 - Central MN Credit Union
Member Appreciation Day
8 - WSCA Horse Show Stearns
County Fairgrounds
14 - Michels Tree Memorial
Celebration
14 - Central MN Dairy Day
Stearns County Fairgrounds
17 - Tom Kane Memorial Golf
Tournament GreyStone Golf
Club
20-21 - Stearns County Relay for
Life
JULY
11-13 - Half Arabian Horse Show
16-20 - Sinclair Lewis Days
18-20 - Welsh Pony Show
30-Aug. 3 - Stearns County Fair
AUGUST
5 - Night to Unite
16 - Fabulous Armadillos
presented by CentraCare
Health-Sauk Centre Foundation
SEPTEMBER
6 - Grillin & Chillin BBQ
Cookoff
13 - Run Your Sauks Off 5K
13-14 - Welsh Pony Show
27 - Pumpkin Fun Days, Tutti
Fruitti Market Farm
OCTOBER
4 - Caramel Apple Ride,
Lake Wobegon Trail
4 - 2nd Annual American Legion
5K Beer Run
4 & 11 - Pumpkin Fun Days, Tutti
Fruitti Market Farm
11 - Sinclair Lewis Writers
Conference
24 - Felling Trailers 40th
Anniversary Celebration
16-19 - Taste of Heaven Food
Drive
17-18 - Monster Manor Stearns
County Fairgrounds
24-25 - Monster Manor Stearns
County Fairgrounds
30 - Meyers Photography Studios
Halloween Charity Event
NOVEMBER
8-9 - Holiday Kickoff Weekend
20-21 - Meyers Photography
Studios Santa Days
28 - Winter Wanderland Concert
29 - Small Business Saturday
DECEMBER
5 - CentraCare Health-Sauk
Centres Hospice Remembrance
Tree Lighting
5 - Christmas by Candlelight
6 - Christmas in the Park
Sinclair Lewis Park
7 - Best of Old Tyme Music
Community Concert Sauk
Centre Auditorium
2014
1225 Timberlane Drive, Sauk Centre, MN
elmerz@elmerz.biz 320-352-4243
Located at the Intersection of I-94 & Hwy. 71 between St. Cloud and Alexandria
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Wine & Beer Bar
Free Wireless Internet
Open Daily at 6 a.m.
320-352-1390
403 Main St S Sauk Centre, MN
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I-94 & Hwy. 71
320-352-5651
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Lunch Buffet 11am-3pm Dinner Buffet 3pm-9pm
Dine-In, Take-Out, Catering Available!
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Specialty Coffees
Sweets
Gifts
Sun Porch &
Outdoor Seating
604 Main St., Sauk Centre, MN 56378
320.351.8000
Mike & Pamela
Borgmann,
Proprietors
Mike & Pamela
Borgmann,
Proprietors
mainstcoffeecompany.com
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Specialty Coffees
Sweets
Gifts
Sun Porch &
Outdoor Seating
604 Main St., Sauk Centre, MN 56378
320.351.8000
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Call for Reservations and Show Schedules
320-346-2323
120 Central Ave. N. Brooten, MN 56316
A full service restaurant & lounge, open
7 days a week for lunch and dinner, as well
as having dinner & show nights
TUTTI FRUITTI MARKET FARM
Marlenes Tutti Frui tti Ki tchen/Bakery
&
Kitchen Hours
M-F 7 am-4 pm
Sat. 8 am - 2 pm
Closed Sundays
Lunch Buffet Hours M-F 11 am - 2 pm Sat.Breakfast Buffet 8 am - 1:30 pm
M-F Buffet...$5.95
Sat Buffet...$6.95
38914 Cty. Road 186, Sauk Centre ~ 2.5 miles East of McDonalds
320-352-2059 www.tuttifruittimarketfarm.com
Grown on Our Farm.
Self Serve Stand Open
7:00 am-7:00 pm
Open Year
Round
Fresh Produce Seasonally
Breakfast everyday, all day!
Chris and Terri Ellering
www.whisperingoakswinerymn.com
Check out our website for hours!
33578 Co Rd 30 Melrose,
MN 320.256.7118
Directions: In Melrose exit
o I94, head south on County
Road 13. Go about 2.5 miles
and turn east onto County
Road 30. We are 1 mile on the
North side of the road.
TRUCKERS INN
TRUCKSTOP & RESTAURANT
Located In the Middle of Minnesota
I-94 & Hwy. 71 Sauk Centre, MN
STATION 320-352-5241 RESTAURANT 320-352-3429
www.schaefferoil.com
OPEN 24 HOURS
ALWAYS
Mechanic/Wash Bay
Gas & Diesel/Pay-at-the-Pump also
Premium Fuel at #2 Fuel Price
Souvenirs/Convenience Store
Trucker & Travel Supplies
Clothing Western Boots
ATM Deli Counter/Snacks
RV Parking 20 Acres CAT Scale
Diesel Exhaust Fluid Propane
STATION
24 Hours Daily
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24 Hours Daily
Complete Menu
24 Hr. Breakfast
Large Salad Bar
Wednesday Night Mexican Buffet
40 Seat Meeting Room
Homemade Daily Specials
Where the Customer is Family
Dedicated to Good Eating & Aordable Prices
24 Hour Breakfast Daily & Evening Specials
Sinclair Lewis Ave 320-351-9951
Monday-Friday
12 p.m.-1 a.m.
Saturday
9 a.m.-1 a.m.
Food Baskets
Lottery/Pull-tabs
Happy Hour
515 SINCLAIR LEWIS AVE SAUK CENTRE
320-351-5469
Welcome to Sauk Centre Enjoy Your Stay!
320-352-3028
1161 South Main Street, Sauk Centre
The
Shoppe
Where the Good Times Begin
Locally Owned & Operated by Paul & Gerry Hartmann LLLL ll ll l lll OOOO ddddddddd &&&&&&&&&&
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510 Sinclair Lewis Ave, Sauk Centre
320-352-5397
HAPPY HOUR
DAILY
4 pm-7pm
Hours: Tues.-Thurs 2 pm-Close; Fri. & Sat. 11 am-Close
Original
Full Bar
Menu
Pull Tabs
WEEKLY
SPECIALS
HOMEMADE PIZZA
M-Sat 11am-1am
Sun 11am-8pm 520 Sinclair Lewis Ave., Sauk Centre 320-352-2641
Monday-Friday 11am-5pm
$
1.00 OFF BASKETS
*Dine-in ONLY*
Directions: North Hwy 71 to County Road 2, East County Road 2 to County
Road 15, South on County Road 15 for 1/2 mile then follow signs
Daily Weekly Seasonal Camping
Seasonal RV Sites Available
Bar & Grill
Under New Ownership
Located on Beautiful
Sauk Lake
Private Lake Access with
Dock, Bar & Grill on Site,
Storage Units Available,
Sand Volleyball Court,
Horseshoe Pit, Tether Ball,
B-Ball Court, Disc Golf &
Shufe Board
21914 Bayloop, Sauk Centre, MN 320.352.0037
www.s-dliquor.com
Sauk Centre 352-5920
Located Off I-94 & N. Hwy. 71
One Block East Of McDonalds
HOURS: MON.-SAT.
8 A.M.-10 P.M.
Best Selection!
Best Service!
Best Overall
Pricing!
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DAIRYLAND SUPPLY INC.
320-352-3987 1-800-338-6455
SAUK CENTRE OFF I-94 ON THE CORNER OF HWY. 28 & 71 SOUTH
www.dairylandsupplyinc.com
Dairyland Supply is your local Stihl dealer
with 20 years experience.
Have your handheld equipment serviced
by our certied Stihl technician.
We also have a large inventory of Stihl parts & accessories!
Chainsaws
Blowers
Kombi Unit
Yard Boss
Tillers &
Trimmers
Aaron Lahr
Construction, Inc.
38354 US Hwy. 71 S.
Sauk Centre, MN 56378
NEW HOMES RE-ROOFING
ALL YOUR CONCRETE NEEDS
AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS
STEEL STRUCTURES
H: 320-352-3390
C: 320-293-9087
Aaron Lahr, Owner L. #BC630398
KEN PROELL
320-352-6878
11194 225th Ave. Sauk Centre, MN 56378
KENS IRON SALVAGE
& RECYCLING, INC.
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RECYCLING ACCEPTED
aluminum cans
cast aluminum
copper
brass
radiators
stainless
iron
electric motors
automobiles
glass bottles and jars
(none broken)
newspapers
cardboard/tin cans
1 & 2 plastic bottles
and jugs
plastic barrels
Buying All Types of Metal and
Aluminum Cans Recycling Plastics,
Paper, Cardboard, Glass
A division of Restorations by Wayne
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
46 Years Combined Experience
New Construction & Additions
Worry Less - Build More
Framing Roong Siding Heat Air Plumbing Electrical
320-352-3045
Member Central Minnesota Builders Association Since 1993
Wayne Kostreba
Lic. #BC006309
Joe Kostreba
Lic. #BC226169
SCREEN BLACK DIRT CLASS V
FILL SAND LAKESHORE ROCK
P.O. Box 213 Sauk Centre, MN 56378
877-315-8967
320-290-0087
Owned & Operated by Ervin & Bertha Bueckers
Providing Full Refuse & Recycling Services to Area
Residents & Commercial Businesses!
Now offering commingled recycling!
877-352-2876
www.bcstrash.com
FRIEDRICHS TIRE & OIL
SAUK CENTRE 352-5418 OR 352-3612
SERVICE: 351-8995 or 351-8625
Bulk Gas
Oil
Diesel Fuels
Heating Oils
*On-The-Farm Tire Service
*Full-Time ASE Automotive Technician
*Firestone and Good Year Tires
WE DELIVER!
We Fill
Propane
Cylinders!
Agriculture
Grain Handling
Residential
New Construction
Remodels
Commercial
Sauk Centre, MN
Masters #EA006395
Ken Engle
Master Electrician
320-352-3045
320-333-0558
320-351-SKCO
320-491-6205
Sauk Centre, MN
Call us
for a free
estimate
today!
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
NEW CONSTRUCTION
SIDING ROOFING
ADDITIONS
License #BC385055
CONSTRUCTION, LLC
Sauk Centre, MN
Get Your Mind Out of Your Gutters!
Sean Kelly
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The Parts You
Want...
The Value You
Expect!
AUTO VALUE PARTS STORE
435 South Main Street
320-352-2251 800-665-6419
PARTS STORES
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ALEXANDRIA
5005 State Hwy. 27 E
888-799-1490
GLENWOOD
1710 North Franklin
888-799-1495
PAYNESVILLE
725 Lake Ave. S
866-784-5535
SAUK CENTRE
1140 Centre St.
888-320-2936
SAUK RAPIDS
1035 35th Ave. NE - E
Hwy. 23
800-645-5531
Open 24 Hours
Diesel Gas E-85
Car Wash Deli ATM
1185 Main St. S. Sauk Centre 320-352-6655
Tools
Shingles
Storage Systems
Garage Doors
Gutters
Flooring
520 12th Street South Sauk Centre, MN
320-352-2255 Fax: 320-352-6288
STEINER LUMBER COMPANY
Your Complete Building
HEADQUARTERS!
Windows Insulation Shingles & More!
Let our team help you with your project from start to nish
We Build From the Ground Up
226 12th Street, Sauk Centre
320-352-0309
Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Whether you're hunting for a special tool or
looking for help with a particular project.
Were here to help!
1180 Sinclair Lewis Ave., Sauk Centre, MN
Ofce: 320-351-4100 Cell: 320-290-0160 Fax: 320-351-4115
David Weber Lic. # 057710-MR
In-Floor Heat
Plumbing Installation
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Sinclair Lewis, the frst American
to be awarded the Nobel Prize for
Literature, was born in Sauk Centre on
Feb. 7,1885, and raised here. Te town
Visit the Sinclair Lewis Boyhood Home
and Sinclair Lewis Museum
was his inspiration for Main Street,
the satirical novel of small-town life
that brought him worldwide fame. Te
home, located at 810 Sinclair Lewis
Ave., which also for a time served as the
ofce for Dr. Lewis medical practice,
has been restored with antiques
appropriate to the period. Many rooms
contain items that were known to
belong to the Lewis family. Tour guides
can tell you much about the house,
Lewis family and boyhood.
Te home is open June - August for
guided tours. Call the Chamber at 320-
352-5201 for daily hours. Admission
charged.
Te museum is located at 1220
Main St. S. Call 320-352-5201 or visit
us at www.sinclairlewisfoundation.com.
Sinclair Lewis...
Critics praised him, claiming that
his writing represented the culture of
the 1920s and 1930s. Mark Schorer,
in his exhaustive biography, notes
regarding Lewiss work, American
culture seems always to have had a
literary spokesman, a single writer
who presented American culture
and American attitudes toward its
culture, to the world. Lewis was
that author. The titles of two of his
novels, Main Street and Babbitt,
were introduced into the American
vocabulary. These words developed
their own cultural meanings.
Dr. Sally E. Parry of the
Sinclair Lewis Society
Why is Lewis Important?
For literature, the academy only con-
siders works that have appeared in print
and have been proven by the test of
experience and examination of experts.
An author is chosen for the award not
for one book but for a body of works.
Te fve works that Sinclair Lewis was
awarded the Nobel Prize for include:
Elmer Gantry, Babbitt, Dodsworth,
Arrowsmith and Main Street.
In 1930, Sinclair Lewis became the
frst American to be awarded the Nobel
Prize for Literature.
About the Nobel Prize
Boyhood Home Fun Facts
Built in 1889
Designated National Historical Landmark
Sinclair Lewis spent many arduous hours
splitting wood there
Legend has it, there may be an amputated
limb or two buried in the backyard!
Sinclair Lewis Novels
(The titles in bold have been adapted into flms.)
Hike and the Aeroplane
(1912, as Tom Graham)
Our Mr. Wrenn (1914)
The Trail of the Hawk (1916)
The Job (1917)
Free Air ((1919)
Main Street (1920)
Babbitt (1922)
Arrowsmith (1925)
Mantrap (1926)
Elmer Gantry (1927)
The Man Who Knew Coolidge (1928)
Dodsworth (1929)
Ann Vickers (1933)
Work of Art (1934)
It Cant Happen Here (1935)
The Prodigal Parents (1938)
Bethel Merriday (1940)
Gideon Planish (1943)
Cass Timberlane (1945)
Kingsblood Royal (1947)
The Godseeker (1949)
World So Wide (1951, posthumously)
Every year, over 8,000 people from all over the world tour the
Sinclair Lewis Museum. In addition, over 500 tour the Sinclair
Lewis Boyhood Home.
It was a good time, a good place, and a good preparation for life.
Sinclair Lewis - commenting on life in Sauk Centre.
Sinclair Lewis Days 2014
Wednesday, July 16
Sinclair Lewis Days Treasure Hunt begins
Lunch at City Hall 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Turtle Races/Wacky Water Night 5:30 p.m. Sinclair Lewis Park
Kiddie & Pet Parade 6:30 p.m. Sinclair Lewis Park
Kids Concert in the Park 7:30 p.m. Sinclair Lewis Park
Thursday, July 17
Miss Sauk Centre Pageant 7:30 p.m. Sauk Centre Auditorium
Friday, July 18
Music in the Park 8 p.m. Sinclair Lewis Park
Hotdog Eating Contest 8 p.m. Sinclair Lewis Park
Fireworks at Dusk Sinclair Lewis Park
Saturday, July 19
Crazy Days downtown Sauk Centre 8 a.m.
Craf Fair 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sinclair Lewis Park
Family Fun Festival 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sinclair Lewis Park
Sinclair Lewis Days Parade 7 p.m. ****NEW ROUTE****
Dance following the parade
Sunday, July 20
Fly In Breakfast - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sauk Centre Airport
Water Ski Show Sauk Lake 1 p.m.

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July 21, 2014
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Please watch for details on these events, as well as additions to this schedule.
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National Registry of Historic Districts
Description courtesy of www.placeography.org/ and www.mnhs.org-shpo
Located on the north end of Sauk Centre, this property is now the Eagles Healing Nest, a home for soldiers trying to reintegrate into society.
It was established in 1907 by an act of the legislature as the State Industrial School for Girls, to provide for the care, training and education
of girls who had been declared delinquent and committed by the courts. Te school was built in 1911 as the Minnesota Home School for Girls.
Architect Clarence H. Johnston, Sr. incorporated Colonial and Classical Revival elements into the buildings. Te school facility then included
an administration building, hospital, chapel, pumping plant, farm building, and cottages to house 160 girls.
Girls who had been inmates at the State Training School for Boys, later the Red Wing State Training School, were transferred to the facility.
All of the policies of the State Training School in Red Wing relating to inmate commitment, education, training and general operations were
applied to the Home School for Girls as well. Girls were committed when convicted by the court of any crime, except that of murder, which
was punishable by imprisonment. Entering inmates ranged in age from eight to sixteen years, and remained at the school until they reached
age twenty-one, or were discharged.
Girls received common school education and instruction in sewing, cooking, laundering, general housework skills and farming. Te
buildings on the property considered as having historical signifcance include the Alcott Cottage; the Richard Cottage; the Stowe Cottage; the
Sullivan Cottage; Morse Hall; the chapel; Lind Cottage; Sinclair Lewis Hall; Evers Cottage; the equipment garage; the
horse barn; the machine shed; Mary Lyon Annex; Mary Lyon School; Pettit Cottage; the maintenance building; the
chapel garage; the lake cottage; and the root cellar. Other buildings include the fne arts building; the Tekakitha
Cottage; the DuBois Cottage; Senator Popp Building; the bungalow garage; and the storage garage.
Sauk Centre Heritage
PALMER HOUSE
National Registry of Historic Places
Built in 1901 and located on the corner of
Main Street and Sinclair Lewis Avenue. Still
has the original tin ceilings and Venetian
stained glass windows, and was only the
second building in the state of Minnesota to
have electricity installed. Be sure to browse
through the lobby and enjoy the many
historic photographs.
ORIGINAL MAIN STREET
HISTORIC DISTRICT
National Registry of Historic Districts
This 10-block district is considered the
inspiration for Sinclair Lewis 1920 novel,
Main Street, and the concept of Main
Street as a symbol of American small towns.
Comprises 74 contributing properties.
THE RED SCHOOL HOUSE near the
Sinclair Lewis Interpretive Center is open
for tours by appointment. Call 320-352-
5201.
Looking for more history?
Te Our Century book is available at the
Sauk Centre Herald ofce, and Sauk Centre, The
Story of a Frontier Town is available at the
Historical Society. Both books contain a wealth of
information from the earliest days of
Sauk Centre and the surrounding area. In
addition, there are numerous local books to be
viewed in the society covering everything from
prohibition to church architecture.
SINCLAIR LEWIS BOYHOOD HOME
National Registry of Historic Places 810
Sinclair Lewis Avenue. Tours are available
throughout the summer months. Harry
Sinclair Lewis, Nobel Prize winner, grew
up in this home, along with his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. E.J. Lewis, and brothers, Fred
and Claude. Call the chamber at 320-352-
5201 for tours.
SAUK CENTRE AREA HISTORICAL
SOCIETY/BRYANT LIBRARY
430 South Main Street. Te Bryant Library
was completed in 1904 in the Renaissance
Revival style, with a $10,000 grant from
the Carnegie Foundation. Te library is
located in the upper level, while the Sauk
Centre Historical Society and Museum
occupies the lower level. Call 320-352-3016
for library hours, and 320-351-8777 for
Historical Society hours. Stop in to see a
comprehensive display of period fashion
and militaria.
STOCKADE MARKER
A boulder on the corner of 7
th
Street and
Birch Street designates the place where a
stockade was built to protect settlers as the
Sioux Indians, led by Chief Little Crow,
fought a desperate struggle to regain their
Minnesota lands during the Uprising of
1862.
STEARNS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
Located on the corner of 12
th
and Ash
Streets. Annual fairs began in 1901 and
continue to present day. Te grounds are
also used during the summer for horse
shows, auctions and community events.
THE CEMETERIES
Greenwood, Calvary, St. Pauls and
Oakland. Just east of town are located four
cemeteries where many early pioneers,
Civil War veterans and townspeople
are buried, including Alexander Moore
(founder of Sauk Centre), Frank Eddy, the
frst representative of Minnesota Congress
to be born in the state, and Sinclair Lewis.
SINCLAIR LEWIS PARK, BANDSHELL
and FOUNTAIN - Located at 826 Park
Road. Te umbrella, boy and girl on the
fountain were originally installed in 1890.
The Sauk Centre Economic Development Authority (EDA) is
a part of the City created to deal specically with economic
and community development issues. The mission of the EDA
is to encourage and assist with the development of industry
and commerce in the City of Sauk Centre and the housing,
labor force and community amenities needed to support such
development. If you are considering starting or expanding a
business in Sauk Centre, make our ofce your rst stop!
The EDA may be able to provide assistance with: Business
Planning, Low Interest Loans, Packaging local, regional,
county and state nancing applications, JOBZ incentives,
Structuring TIF or tax abatement assistance, and many
other tools useful to new or expanding businesses.
CALL the Sauk Centre
EDA at 320-352-2203
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consulting to new and established businesses. Well work with
you to identify opportunities, increase profts, and provide greater
stability and long-term growth for your company.
The MnSBDC comes to Sauk Centre City Hall twice a month. Please
call City Hall to make an appointment to meet with a representative
from SBDC. 320-352-2203.
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41-ACRE INDUSTRIAL PARK -- Sauk Centre
Opportunities oversees a 41-acre Industrial Park, which
has fullyimproved lots with sewer, water, and curbed
blacktopped streets. The park is conveniently located
on the west side of town with dual access and visibility
to I-94.
CONVENIENT LOCATION -- Sauk Centre In-
dustrial Park is located near Interstate 94 as well as close
proximity to State Highways 28 and 71. The Sauk Centre
airport has two lighted runways.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT --
Sauk Centre Opportunities is a non-prot organization
which helps to promote, extend, increase, or create
Industrial development to the Sauk Centre area.
WORK FORCE -- Its called the Minnesota Work
Ethic. And nowhere is that work ethic stronger than in
Sauk Centre. Our employers report high productivity,
low absenteeism from proud, dedicated workers.
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Fun on the Lakes
Tere are numerous lakes in the area that provide ample opportunities for all types
of water recreation in summer and fshing year round.
Big Sauk Lake is a dynamite lake for anglers. It is the Sauk Centre areas largest lake, beginning
in Sauk Centre and running 10 miles north. Te Sauk River Dam is located just of Main Street
north of downtown and serves as a popular fshing destination for anglers.
Fairy Lake Chain Located four-and-a-half miles northwest of Sauk Centre, this chain of
lakes consists of Fairy Lake, Lily Lake and Long Lake. Tis chain serves as a popular spot for
water sports, and includes the areas nicest beach for swimming. Te fshing is good on these
lakes as well.
Guernsey Lake Chain Another hot spot for anglers, this chain is 6 miles north of Sauk Cen-
tre and consists of Guernsey Lake, Long Bridge Lake, Long Lake,
Juergens Lake and McCormick Lake.
Did You Know?
Sauk Centre ofers the best in lake recreation, whether it is canoeing down the
Sauk River, tubing or water skiing on Fairy Lake, or fshing for bass and walleye on
Sauk Lake.
Not many small towns can ofer such a variety of options for lake enthusiasts.
Fairy Lake is home of Fairy Lake Beach and Lions Park and is a popular spot for
beach goers, water skiers and jet skiers. Te fshing isnt too shabby either and
produces panfsh, walleye and northern.
Te Sauk River is located below the dam in Sauk Centre and is a popular spot
for anglers as well as canoers.
And then there is Sauk Lake, one of the best bass lakes in Minnesota. Every
year trophy-sized bass are caught on Sauk Lake, which is home to an every-other-
year bass fshing tournament.
But bass isnt the only species this large body of water produces. Te lake is also
a good panfsh lake with a good crappie and sunfsh bite. Te crappies are especially
strong in the winter months, and Sauk Lake is a popular spot for anglers to plant
their ice shacks. Te walleye bite has also improved thanks to a stocking efort
several years ago. And there are plenty of trophy northern swimming along the
channels. It is not uncommon for an angler to pull a 15- to 20-pound fsh out of the
Sauk Lake waters.
Tere are several resorts on Sauk Lake that are clean, afordable and friendly.
So if you are planning a vacation where youd like to have the best of recreation
and angling, Sauk Centre is the place to be.
Parks & Trails
The city of Sauk Centre is proud of its many parks,
encompassing over 135 acres. Following is a listing of the
parks and their amenities:
Sinclair Lewis Park/Lake Wobegon Trail Head: Bordered on the
north by Sauk Lake. Amenities: picnic shelter, new playground
equipment, grills, benches, band shell, gazebo, 84-foot fshing pier,
boat landing and docks, restrooms, concessions building, water
fountain.
Sinclair Lewis Municipal Campground: Borders the west end of
Sinclair Lewis Park. Open for the season from approximately May
1 to October 15 each year. Amenities: 80 campsites46 with full
hookups (water, sewer, electricity), 30 with water and electricity only
and 4 primitive, fre pits on each site, three sets of restrooms-two
with showers, storm shelter, dump station, fsh cleaning facility, lake
access with boat ramp and docks, pop machine, playground access,
public pay phone.
January 1-April 15, 320-352-2203
April 15-December 31, 320-333-9546
*Reservations for Sinclair Lewis campgrounds taken beginning on the frst working
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Park Reservations 320-352-2203
Conservation Park: Located just northeast of the dam. Amenities:
picnic tables, pop machine, shelter with restrooms, handicap
accessible, sidewalks.
Browns Park: Located between 6th and 7th Streets, east of Ash
Street. Amenities: playground, large ball feld, picnic shelter, water
fountain.
Multi-Purpose Park: Located across the
street from the Sinclair Lewis Municipal
Campground. Amenities: skateboard
area, basketball court, horseshoe pits.
Jaycee Park: Located on the north end of town along Original
Main Street. In 2009, the ballpark underwent a major renovation to
accommodate Little League baseball. Coordinated by the Baseball
Association, major funding was provided by a grant from the
Minnesota Twins. Amenities: playground, sand volleyball court,
baseball feld, picnic shelter and tables, pop machine, drinking
fountain, restrooms.
Civic Arena: Located on Centre Street, just of Beltline Road. Te
arena is home to the area high school hockey program-the Prairie
Centre North Star-and hosts events for the hockey associations,
fgure skating programs, gun shows, a circus, wrestling events and
trade shows.
Towerview Park/Ball Park: Adjacent to the Civic Arena, located
on Centre Street, just of Beltline Road. Amenities: two fenced
sofball felds, shelter, pop machine, picnic tables, restrooms in arena
accessible from exterior doors facing sofball felds, park area with
playground and concession stand behind Civic Arena.
Outdoor Skating Rink: Located east of the Conservation Park.
Amenities: two hockey rinks, one pleasure rink, pop machine,
warming house with restrooms.
Interpretive Center/Information Center: Located at the
intersection of U.S. 71 and I-94. Amenities: home of the Chamber
of Commerce, Sinclair Lewis Museum, old school house, sidewalks,
shaded picnic tables, of-street parking doubles as a rest area,
restrooms provided by the Chamber Ofce, sledding hill.
Lake Wobegon Trail winds its way through Sauk Centre, with the
ofcial access at the Sinclair Lewis Park. Te trail is 46 miles long, from
St. Joseph to Osakis, and is available for walking, biking, snowmobiling
(no metal studs), roller skiing and roller blading.
On August 26, 2007, the Lake Wobegon and Central Lakes trails
were ofcially connected. Te completion of the Forgotten Four miles
created an unbroken trail surface that is 126 miles longthe longest in
the state of Minnesota.
Canoeing: Sauk River has been declared a designated State Canoe and
Boat Waterway. Tere is a canoe access at the conservation park below
the Sauk River dam on Main Street.
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Nestled between two championship golf
courses, GreyStone and Lynx National with the
famous Lake Wobegon Trail coursing through
the middle, Sauk Centres famous Main
Street welcomes you with quaint shops and
excellent eateries with ve lodging properties
to enjoy your stay.
Boyhood Home Tours
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Sauk Lake and River, Sauk
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The Lake Wobegon Trail Head at Sinclair Lewis Park features a
bandshell with summer Concerts in the Park and festivals throughout
the year. The 84 Fishing Pier offers anglers access to the lake
even if they dont have a boat, and facilities include a picnic shelter,
playground equipment, grills, gazebo, horseshoe pits and a skateboard
park. The Sinclair Lewis RV Park and Campground has a boat ramp
and is within walking distance of the Main Street shopping and
dining area.
Whether traveling north to the Mississippi
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Take a walk along the original Main Street and enjoy hometown
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Bureau can help with meetings, reunions, tournament lodging,
group tours, educational eld trips and more were here to help.
855-444-SAUK or info@visitsaukcentre.com.
Complete this Crossword Contest and WIN
a water-shoe key chain from Sauk Centre!
Name:___________________________________Address:___________________________________________
Email:_____________________________________________
Across
2. GreyStone & Lynx
5. Scenic Byway south of town
7. Winter trail riding
9. Lake Wobegon
13. 1st name of city
14. Book written by Lewis
Down
1. Stearns County
3. Big Sauk
4. Nobel Prize-winning author
6. Marker on 7th St. and Birch
8. Summer trail riding
10. Library style
11. Palmer House is famous for these
12. Fun events throughout the year
855-444-SAUK www.visitsaukcentre.com
Visit
Mail entry to: Sauk Centre CVB, Box 222,
Sauk Centre, MN 56378 to win a water-shoe keychain!
Nestled between two championship golf
courses, GreyStone and Lynx National with the
famous Lake Wobegon Trail coursing through
the middle, Sauk Centres famous Main
Street welcomes you with quaint shops and
excellent eateries with ve lodging properties
to enjoy your stay.
Boyhood Home Tours
of Nobel Prize-winning
author Sinclair Lewis
and historical museums,
plus fun events, Stearns
County Fair and shing on
Sauk Lake and River, Sauk
Centre is a great escape
along I-94 and Hwy. 71.
The Lake Wobegon Trail Head at Sinclair Lewis Park features a
bandshell with summer Concerts in the Park and festivals throughout
the year. The 84 Fishing Pier offers anglers access to the lake
even if they dont have a boat, and facilities include a picnic shelter,
playground equipment, grills, gazebo, horseshoe pits and a skateboard
park. The Sinclair Lewis RV Park and Campground has a boat ramp
and is within walking distance of the Main Street shopping and
dining area.
Whether traveling north to the Mississippi
Headwaters or south along the Glacial
Ridge Scenic Byway, stay in Minnesotas
centerSAUK CENTRE.
Take a walk along the original Main Street and enjoy hometown
hospitality in Sauk Centre, Minnesota. The Convention & Visitors
Bureau can help with meetings, reunions, tournament lodging,
group tours, educational eld trips and more were here to help.
855-444-SAUK or info@visitsaukcentre.com.
Complete this Crossword Contest and WIN
a water-shoe key chain from Sauk Centre!
Name:___________________________________Address:___________________________________________
Email:_____________________________________________
Across
2. GreyStone & Lynx
5. Scenic Byway south of town
7. Winter trail riding
9. Lake Wobegon
13. 1st name of city
14. Book written by Lewis
Down
1. Stearns County
3. Big Sauk
4. Nobel Prize-winning author
6. Marker on 7th St. and Birch
8. Summer trail riding
10. Library style
11. Palmer House is famous for these
12. Fun events throughout the year
Lodging & Meeting Spaces
Sauk Centre, MN
Seating
Capacity
Guest
Rooms
Indoor
Swimming
Pool
Restaurant/
Bar On Site
818 Centre Street 320-352-2203 #5
The Palmer House
500 Sinclair Lewis Avenue 866-834-9100
GuestHouse Intl Hotel
322 12th Street S 877-351-7256
The Enchanted Inn
605 Main Street S 320-491-1072
AmericInn Lodge & Suites
1230 Timberlane Drive 877-352-1199
Americas Best Value Inn
1222 Getty Street 800-365-9668
Sinclair Lewis Campground
May-September 320-352-2203
October-April 320-333-9546
ElmerZ Dining and Conference Centre
elmerz@elmerz.biz
60 & 600
Nearby Yes
2,000
10-75
15-20
30
12-36
30-50
Outdoor
Bandshell
& Event Site
Nearby
20
39
4
(8 guest min)
57
21
80 Sites
Ice Rink
Whirlpool
Suites
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
On the lake
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Nearby
Meet in the Centre...
Sauk Centre
Sauk Centre sits at the crossroads of three major
highways - I-94, U.S. Hwy. 71 and State Hwy. 28 - in
the central part of Minnesota.
Conveniently located just an hour-and-a-half
from the Twin Cities Metro area and two hours from
Fargo-Moorhead, Sauk Centre is a perfect place to
book your conventions and meetings of all sizes.
Boardrooms to expansive ballroomsSauk
Centre has meetings spaces for all groups.
Sauk Centre offers lakes, two golf courses,
historical sites, museums, shing, trails, great
shopping and a wide variety of restaurants for your
groups entertainment.
Experience Main Street charm and hospitality.
For a free meeting planners guide, contact the
Sauk Centre Convention &
Visitors Bureau at 855-444-SAUK
or www.visitsaukcentre.com.
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Centre
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From North to South:
1. To GreyStone Golf Course
2. To Fairy Lake
3. CentraCare Health System -
Sauk Centre
4. Senior Center
5. Sinclair Lewis Boyhood Home
6. Holy Family School
7. Palmer House
8. To Cemeteries
9. City Hall
10. Main Street Theatre
11. Post Of ce
12. Bryant Library
13. Sauk Centre Historical Society
14. Sauk Centre Civic Arena
15. Sauk Centre Public Schools K-12
16. Stearns County Fairgrounds
17. Sinclair Lewis Interpretive Center
18. Chamber & Visitors Bureau
19. To Lynx National Golf Course
1. Jaycee Park
2. Conservation Park
3. To Lions Park
4. Multi-Purpose Park
5. Sinclair Lewis Campgrounds
6. Sinclair Lewis Park/Lake
Wobegon Trail Head
7. Browns Park
8. Towerview Park/Ball Park
9. Interpretive Center Park
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A. Faith Baptist Church
B. Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses
C. Iglesia Tierra Prometida
D. St. Pauls Catholic Church
E. Compass Bible Church
F. Zion Lutheran Church
G. First Lutheran Church
H. First United Church of Christ
I. United Methodist Church
J. Good Samaritan Episcopal Church
K. Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Church
L. Harvest Community Church
M. River of Life Church
A. To Saukinac Bar & Grill
B. American Legion
C. Palmer House Hotel & Restaurant
D. Jitters Java Cafe
E. Main Street Cofee Co.
F. The Enchanted Inn
G. Hillcrest Motel
H. GuestHouse Intl Hotel
I. ElmerZ Bar & Dining Room/Event Centre
J. McDonalds
K. AmericInn Lodge & Suites
L. Four Seas Bufet
M. Americas Best Value Inn
N. Truckers Inn
O. To Tutti Fruitti Marlenes Kitchen
P. To Classic Company
Lodging & Meeting Spaces
Sauk Centre, MN
Seating
Capacity
Guest
Rooms
Indoor
Swimming
Pool
Restaurant/
Bar On Site
818 Centre Street 320-352-2203 #5
The Palmer House
500 Sinclair Lewis Avenue 866-834-9100
GuestHouse Intl Hotel
322 12th Street S 877-351-7256
The Enchanted Inn
605 Main Street S 320-491-1072
Americas Best Value Inn
1222 Getty Street 800-365-9668
Sinclair Lewis Campground
May-September 320-352-2203
October-April 320-333-9546
ElmerZ Dining and Conference Centre
elmerz@elmerz.biz
60 & 600
Nearby Yes
2,000
10-75
15-20
30
12-36
30-50
Outdoor
Bandshell
& Event Site
Nearby
20
39
4
(8 guest min)
57
21
80 Sites
Ice Rink
Whirlpool
Suites
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
On the lake
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Nearby
Meet in the Centre...
Sauk Centre
Sauk Centre sits at the crossroads of three major
highways - I-94, U.S. Hwy. 71 and State Hwy. 28 - in
the central part of Minnesota.
Conveniently located just an hour-and-a-half
from the Twin Cities Metro area and two hours from
Fargo-Moorhead, Sauk Centre is a perfect place to
book your conventions and meetings of all sizes.
Boardrooms to expansive ballroomsSauk
Centre has meetings spaces for all groups.
Sauk Centre offers lakes, two golf courses,
historical sites, museums, shing, trails, great
shopping and a wide variety of restaurants for your
groups entertainment.
Experience Main Street charm and hospitality.
For a free meeting planners guide, contact the
Sauk Centre Convention &
Visitors Bureau at 855-444-SAUK
or www.visitsaukcentre.com.
Excellence in
Education
Early Childhood Family Education
(ECFE)/School Readiness Preschool
Programs
http://www.isd743.k12.mn.us/ECFE_
School_Readiness.htm
Tese programs began in 1977 and are
part of the Sauk Centre School District.
ECFE is currently housed in the Public
Elementary School.
ECFE ofers parent-child programs for
parents and their children ages 2 years to
5 years old.
Te School Readiness Program is open
to children 4 years old and 5-year-olds not
attending kindergarten.
Punkins and Monkeys preschool
http://www.punkinsandmonkeys.com/
Tis preschool is a parent cooperative and
is located in Holy Family School.
Holy Family School
http://www.holyfamilysc.org/
Sauk Centre is home to Holy Family
School, an excellent, fully-accredited
parochial school for kindergarten through
sixth grade. At over 200 students, it is one
of the largest Catholic schools in the area.

Sauk Centre Public Schools District
743, Enrollment & Facilities
http://www.isd743.k12.mn.us/
Te public school system is a network
of modern facilities, all on one campus,
and has an approximate enrollment of
1,000 students, all on one campus.
Academics
The school has state-of-the-art
computer labs, and a district-wide
network system makes each classroom
fully interactive with each other as well
as with the media centers and ofces.
For students in K-12 requiring special
education, Sauk Centre Public Schools
ofer challenging learning experiences and
one-on-one counseling through various
programs.
Sauk Centre has an active community
education program, with learning
opportunities for all ages.
Sauk Centre Public Schools have
been recognized by U.S. News & World
Report as being among the best schools
in Minnesota for preparing its students
for college, the military and for work.
Arts
Students have a wide variety of
non-athletic extracurricular activities
sponsored by the school system. Programs
include drama/theater productions,
band, choir and many other clubs and
organizations.
Athletics
Sauk Centre has a strong tradition of
excellence in athletics. Tere are many
opportunities available to both boys and
girls who are interested in athletics. Tere
are programs available in many activities
from elementary through senior high.

Colleges & Universities
Sauk Centre is centrally located,
with numerous colleges within a 50-
mile radius, including St. Cloud State
University, St. Cloud Technical College,
College of St. Benedict, St. Johns
University, Alexandria Technical College,
University of Minnesota-Morris and
Ridgewater College, among others.
Sauk Centre has
everything you need in
education, from preschool
to post-secondary options.
Excellence in Education
Assisted Living
Enhancing the quality of life & respecting the individual.
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Sun Room Dining Room Garages Laundry Hair Salon
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320-351-4333
Email: gettystreet@mainstreetcom.com
Accommodations
- Three nutritious, home-cooked meals
- Medication management
- Coordinating community
medical services
- Registered nurse services
- 24 hour emergency call system
- Door alarms
- Housekeeping services
- Personal laundry and linen
- Water, sewer and garbage
- All utilities including cable
(phone optional)
- Resident activity program
- Assistance with activities
of daily living
- Coordination of
transportation
- Private, full bathroom
- Generous closet space
- Individually controlled heat
Its About Respect...
We strive to create an environment that enhances the quality of life
and maintains the respect that our residents have earned and
so genuinely deserve.
One Price Includes
Everything
320-351-4900
606 Main St. N. Sauk Centre, MN 56378
www.twdcc.com/fairway-pines
Studio apartment in secured environment
Three meals/day, weekly housekeeping and laundry
Separate dining room, lounge & enclosed outdoor patio area
Specially trained staff that recognize the individual needs of
those with memory loss
Higher staff to tenant ratio
Also available:
for those with memory loss
Jill Niehaus
Executive Director
Stop by for a Tour
Enhanced Assisted Living
Weekly housekeeping
Emergency response system available
One & two bedroom apartments with full kitchens
Three meals/day provided
Planned activity programs and bus outings
Building amenities include beauty shop, fitness room, library,
great room, outdoor patio, community & private dining rooms
Assisted Living
ADULT FOSTER CARE
500 ACRE FARM ON THE SAUK RIVER - FAMILY STYLE LIVING
FOR ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
FAMILY STYLE LIVING
Live in one of seven homes with staff
and other developmentally disabled
adults
Form friendships within the
50-member community
Participate in household activities
RECREATION
Special Olympics
Folk Dancing
Field Trips
Plays
CAMPHILL PHILOSOPHY
All people have a spiritual aspect that
needs to be nurtured
Everyone contributes to the
community through meaningful
work
SKILL BUILDING
On-site work areas include bakery,
weavery, farm, garden, wood shop
and food processing
Learn domestic skills
Attend creative workshops in art,
printmaking and music
Located in Todd County between Long Prairie and Sauk Centre
For more information: 320-732-6365 or cvmn@rea-alp.com
www.camphillvillage-minnesota.org
CAMPHILL VILLAGE
324 Main St S
Downtown
Sauk Centre
320 352 2020
888 520 2040
formally the Sauk Centre Eye Clinic
It starts with a doctor you can trust.
Leave with answers, not questions.
www.eyesonmainmn.com
Experience a warm unique
environment with the fnest services

Preventative eye exams
Diagnosis & treatment of eye
diseases and removal
of foreign body

Over 500 designer
frames & sunglasses!
Frame & Lens Packages
starting at $79!
*Gift Certicates available
1062 Main Street South
(Located at Hair Stylists on Main)
320-352-5441
Marilyn Yeschick
Massage Therapist
The
Healing Touch
Therapeutic & Deep Muscle Massage
By Appointment Only ~ Call today!
24 Years
Experience!
320-352-5201
Visit Our Website
Business Directory Events Calendar Hot Deals
320-352
Four Uniquely Decorated Rooms
2 Blocks from the Wobegon Trail
A Victorian bed & breakfast
Call us today! 320-491-1072
www.TheEnchantedInnMN.com
Sauk Centre
Most Unique Shop in Town! 320-828-2774
www.HeavenAndEarthEssentials.com
Organic Teas & Herbs Essential Oils & Perfumes
Bath & Body Products Jewelry Clothing
Local Art, Antiques & Handcrafted Items
Eagles
Healing Nest
Promises Made...Promises Kept
310 Highway 71 N Unit 881 Sauk Centre, MN 56378 320-351-6201
mbutler@eagleshealingnest.com www.eagleshealingnest.com
Giving Our Veterans
a Place to Call Home.
Honoring Our Military
Community of Faith

Rich in Military Tradition
RIVER OF LIFE CHURCH
ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
705 12th Street South 352-2315
Pastor Kyle Peterson
www.riverofifesc.com
ST. PAULS CATHOLIC CHURCH
304 Sinclair Lewis Ave. 352-2196
Father Greg Pafel
stpaulsaukcentre.weconnect.com
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
504 Elm Street South 352-2827
Marianne Ozanne, Pastor
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
(LCMS)
316 Maple Street 352-5240
Rev. Marty Porter
MN National Guard Armory Since being built in the 1920s, the
Sauk Centre Armory has been home to Minnesota National Guard
Unit Company C. First Battalion, 194th Armor. Tis unit has always
had a strong representation in the military even nationally, and has
been deployed in World War II, Korea and Iraq, along with numerous
state rescue situations. 320-352-2156
Family Readiness Group Provides information and referrals to
available resources for military families, in addition to providing
families with a connection through which they can build
relationships with other military families.
American Legion Post 67
Committed to mentoring youth and sponsorship of wholesome
programs in our community, advocating patriotism and honor,
promoting strong national security, and continued devotion to our
fellow service members and veterans.
Sauk Centre VFW Post 2853 Currently sharing headquarters with
the American Legion Post 67, the VFW works to improve the lives of
veterans and their families and is also involved in fag distribution,
memorial services, medication for the elderly, fshing and boating
outings for seniors and a host of other activities.
Eagles
Healing Nest
Staf pride
themselves
in healing
the invisible
wounds of war.
By embracing
veterans,
service members and their
families, they can help them
reintegrate back into the civilian
world and their families. If you
wish to speak to a staf member,
call (320) 351-6200 or email at
info@eagleshealingnest.com.
M.O.M.
(Moms of Military)
Provides support for moms with
children in the military and for active
duty service personnel. Supports patriotism
and sends care packages to the troops. Let us
know about your soldier! Call Jess Hanson at 320-352-6464.
Yellow Ribbon Community Sauk Centre has been designated
a Yellow Ribbon Community, which strives to unite all areas
within the community to create a comprehensive network that
connects and coordinates agencies, organizations, resources and
employers for the purpose of proactively supporting Service
members and military families.
Salute a Veteran - Freedom is Not Free!
COMPASS BIBLE CHURCH
320 South Main Street #103
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE
GOOD SAMARITAN
Spirit of the Heartland
Total Ministry Church
529 South Main 352-6882
FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH
124 4th Street North
Rev. Ron Hemsworth, Sr. Pastor
Bob OBrien, Asst. Pastor
www.faithbc.org
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
304 Elm Street South 352-3623
Rev. Rebecca Tomas
Rev. Dave Solberg
www.fcsauk.com
FIRST UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Fifh and Oak 352-2030
Rev. Tim Sutton
frstucc@mainstreetcom.com
HARVEST COMMUNITY CHURCH
620 5th Street South 351-4089
www.harvestcomchurch.org
IGLESIA TIERRA PROMETIDA
(Church of the Promised Land)
618 South 2nd Street
KINGDOM HALL
Jehovahs Witness
Temporarily at Sauk Centre City Hall
Afer June 15, new location at
850 Lake Ridge Drive
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Ash and Seventh Street 352-3502
Father James Statz
Our area church communities invite you to join them in worship.
Complete information on service times can be found at www.saukherald.com.
Clothes Purses Wallets
Jewelry Scarves
Unique Styles to Make You the
Centre of Attention
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Clothing Sizes XS-3X
320 Main St. S., Sauk Centre 320.351.9399
www.centreofattentionmn.com
Hand-painted portraits
make the perfect gift for
all occasions - birthdays,
anniversaries, Christmas,
graduation....
Specializing in portraits,
landscapes and animals
320-260-0013 or 320-352-6970 email dschmiesing@live.com
www.dianeschmiesing.com
Trish
Diane Schmiesing
Original Art
Tanning &
Hair Salon
Hair Salon
For the
Entire Family
Check us out
on Facebook!
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3 Ways
to Tan
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Tan Booth
331 S. Main St. Sauk Centre 320-351-RITE (7483)
HEARTLAND GALLERY
327 MAIN ST. S.
SAUK CENTRE, MN 56378
SPECIAL GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS!
Also Custom Framing, Personalized
Laser Engraving, Lazyones Clothing, Art, Jewelry,
and Much More!
320-352-5563 e-mail gash27@clearwire.net
Your Farmer
Friendly
Convenience
Store
Miles West of Downtown Stoplights
on Sinclair Lewis Ave. in Sauk Centre, MN 320-351-2227
Animal Feed & Supplies for:
Cow Horses Goats Birds
Dogs Cats Chickens Pigs
Sheep Game Birds
Elk Deer House Pets
Plus We Also Carry:
Bird Houses Pet Crafts
Horse Supplies
Milk House Supplies
Animal Health Products
*Homemade Fudge
*Gifs Handmade by Minnesotans
*Unique One-of-a-Kind Products
*Award Winning Crafters
*Bulk Candy
*Fashion
*Soaps & Lotions
*Art & Decor
Located Across from the Sinclair Lewis Park in the Historic Old Mill Building
320-352-4077
Ask about Screen Printing and Custom Apparel
HIDDEN TREASURE
CHRISTIAN BOOKS & GIFTS
328 Main St. S., Sauk Centre 352-6162 Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat 9-3:30
Bibles
Statues
Rosaries
Fonts
Medals
Plaques
Prayer Cards
Books, etc.
Many Gifts and Books for
Weddings Baptisms Memorials
First Communions Confrmations
Fathers & Mothers Day
and other occasions
Also...Lots of Catholic Items and Books
Email orders to centrefloral@hotmail.com
Floral Shop, Home Dcor, Purses, Jewelry,
Scarves, Candles & Much More
316 Main Street
Sauk Centre, MN
320-352-3872
800-245-5228
320-762-8300 alexandriaareaarts.org info@alexandriaareaarts.org
~ Live Theatre & Plays ~
~ Concerts & Music ~
~ Youth Programming ~
~ Art in the Park ~
and so much more!
1225 Timberlane Drive, Suite 5 Sauk Centre, MN 56378
Unexpected pregnancy?
Not sure what to do next?
FREE confdential pregnancy tests, caring,
non-judgemental help and referrals.
www.optionsforwomen.us
We can help!
320.351.4025
Mon. - Fri. 1-5 p.m.
FREE
Ultrasounds
Sauk Centre 320-351-8777
Join us at the Historical
Society Museum
Free museum
Changing exhibits
Members have free
access to all fles
Open Monday, Wednesday
& Friday 12-4 pm
Located on the lower foor
of the library
Punkins & Monkeys Preschool
LOCATED IN HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL SAUK CENTRE
For more information call 320-200-8627
www.punkinsandmonkeys.com
www.facebook.com/punkinsandmonkeys
Students of any race, color, nationality or
ethnic origin are welcome. We are non-prot,
non-discriminatory & non-denominational
3, 4 & 5 year
old classes
Corner Shop Corner Shop
The
We specialize in the
brand-names you
LOVE
All priced at a
fraction of retail!
335 Main Street Sauk Centre 320-351-4669
Your Favorite Things for Less.
Open
Tuesday-Saturday
10 am-5 pm
Nearly New Name Brand Clothing
Plus Decor, Jewelry, Purses,
and More
Hours: Tues.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Notions Fleece Quilting Fabric
Yarn & Knitting Supplies Kids Crafts
Fabric
& More!
351-2sew (2739)
1613 Sinclair Lewis Ave
Its Time to Make a
Splash in Sauk Centre!
Splash Pad
Coming Soon!
Across from the Sinclair
Lewis Campground.
For further information or to make a donation,
please call Nicki at 320-352-2203 ext. 5
Next to the Thread Shed,
Across from Jitters
Its A
DOLLAR
320-352-5900
IIt AA
Snacks
Jewelry
Balloons
Party Supplies
Seasonal Merchandise
Hours:
Monday-Saturday
8 am - 5 pm
or check our Website at
For Schedules of Movies
and Showtimes
Call 320-352-3596
SAUK CENTRE, MN
MAIN STREET
THEATRE
6 Screens
www.mainstreettheatremn.com
Main Street next to Studio 71 in Sauk Centre
Across from Jennie-O in Melrose
Econo
Wash
Please Come Visit!
Washers & Dryers Capable of
Washing All Your Bigger Loads!
Big enough for your king size comforters,
rugs, sleeping bags, etc.
Like-Nu Gun & Pawn
CASH IN A FLASH
Monday-Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Guns Jewelry Coins Electronics
315 Pine Street Sauk Centre, MN
Cody Nelson (320) 351-PAWN (7296)
www.LikeNuPawn.com
SNOWMOBILES PERSONAL WATERCRAFT ATVs SIDE BY SIDES
www.centre-sports.com
www.skidoooutlet.com
320-351-7669
43164 CO RD 112 NORTH HWY 71 SAUK CENTRE, MN 56378
877-246-7898
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ride responsibly and safely. Follow all product instructional and safety materials. Observe all applicable
laws and regulations. For your safety, always wear appropriate protective gear and clothing. Please
remember that riding and alcohol/drugs dont mix.
EXPERIENCE THE FUN!
THE ADVENTURE BEGINS HERE
LADIES NIGHT OUT
COME JOIN THE FUN!
April 24, 2014
4:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible!
Every April for the past 15
years, the Sauk Centre Herald has
organized Ladies Night Out.
Each year carries a new theme,
and exhibitors play the part as they
pitch their products and services to
all the lovely ladies who attend the
event.
Traditionally, more than 1,500
attend the event every spring and
every year 10 lucky women receive
valuable prizes. Everyone over the
age of 18 who registers is eligible
to be picked for the grand prize.
Exhibitors also offer a variety of
free products and prizes.
What would a ladies event be
without food or drink? Each year
local restaurants add avor to
the event by offering tasty treats.
Entertainment is provided by
Dancin Off Broadway and Just For
Kix dancers.
There is something for
everyone at Ladies Night Out. Mark
it on your calendar and make sure
you dont miss out on one of Sauk
Centres premiere events!
The Theme for 2014 is
The Roaring 20s
a
ROARING
by offering tasty treats
Food, fun, music,
exhibitors,
entertainment, prizes
and much more!
Herald
Sauk Centre
For details, visit our website,
Call 320-352-0242
email lynxnational@yahoo.com
or stop by the
clubhouse in person!
40204 Primrose Lane Sauk Centre, MN
www.lynxnationalgolf.com
Text Us to Schedule Your Tee Time
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967 South Main St.
Sauk Centre
320.352.5600
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CentraCare HealthSauk Centre is a 25-bed critical access
hospital with an attached clinic, 60-bed skilled nursing home
and a 30-unit independent living senior housing apartment
building. The campus ofers a full range of health care services
with the latest medical technology available. CentraCare
HealthSauk Centre is one of the largest employers in the city,
currently with over 260 employees including fve doctors and
three physician assistants.
Many physician specialists visit CentraCare HealthSauk
Centre on a scheduled basis to provide outreach services. This
convenient access allows our patients to receive the high-
quality specialty care they need, while staying close to home.
Specialists include:
Sauk Centre Healthcare
Asthma & Allergy
Audiology
Cardiology
Ear, Nose & Throat
Gastroenterology
Neurology
Oncology
OB/GYN
Orthopedics
Podiatry
Psychology
Sleep Study
Surgery
Urology
Te medical staf at CentraCare HealthSauk Centre is made
up of:
Joel Dunn, MD
Benedict Haeg, MD
Jane Jenc, PA-C
Troy McCarthy, PA-C
Jodi Merrill, PA-C
James Sayovitz, MD
Mari Thomas, MD
Ulrika Wigert, MD
In addition to our hospital, clinic and nursing home, we are
very fortunate to have an array of medical specialists and ser-
vices available in the community, from dental, chiropractic and
optometry to assisted living and home care.
Sauk Centre Ambulance Service
Emergency ..............................................................911
Non-Emergency............................................. 352-2201
Hospital
CentraCare HealthSauk Centre................... 352-2221
Nursing Home
CentraCare HealthSauk Centre
Care Center ................................................... 352-2224
Clinics
CentraCare HealthSauk Centre................... 352-6591
Abel Chiropractic ........................................... 352-1201
Advanced Chiropractic Clinic......................... 352-5227
Sauk Centre Chiropractic .............................. 352-6889
Main Street Chiropractic ................................ 352-2082
Winters Family Chiropractic .................... 320-491-2064
Dentists
Dr. Jim Williams ............................................. 352-2171
Dr. Gary Hinnenkamp .................................... 352-2822
Dr. Jim Wachlarowicz .................................... 352-6669
Dr. Jason Bjerketvedt .................................... 352-4141
Dr. Dennis Carreras ................................ 320-257-3380
Orthodontist
Dr. Rebecca Hanson ...........................1-800-653-4455
Optometrists
Dr. Brett A. Freese ......................................... 352-3026
Dr. Lawrence I. Hittle ..................................... 352-0146
Dr. S. M. Larson............................................. 352-2774
Dr. Jon Larson ............................................... 352-2774
Assisted Living/Home Care
Getty Street ................................................... 351-4333
Camphill Village ............................................. 732-6365
Riverview Manor ............................................ 352-2311
CentraCare HealthSauk Centre
Lakeshore Estates ........................................ 352-2221
Fairway Pines ................................................ 351-4900
Alternative Senior Care ................................. 352-3350
Pharmacies
Coborns ........................................................ 352-5280
Walmart ......................................................... 352-7943
In addition to our hospital, clinic and nursing home, we
are very fortunate to have an array of medical specialists and
services available in the community, from dental, chiropractic
and optometry to assisted living and home care.
Your local health care resource
Joel Dunn, MD Benedict Haeg, MD
James Sayovitz, MD
Jodi Merrill, PA-C
Mari Thomas, MD
Ulrika Wigert, MD Jane Jenc, PA-C
Troy McCarthy, PA-C
Sauk Centre Clinic
320-352-6591
Clinic hours:
Mon. - Thurs. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Fri. 8 a.m. 5 p.m.
Sat. 9 a.m. to noon
Sauk Centre Hospital
320-352-2221
Offers 24 hours a day, emergency care,
obstetrics, surgery, imaging and rehabilitation.
Attached to the hospital is the nursing home.
Independent living apartments are located
on the campus. Home Care & Hospice
services are available.
Visiting Specialists make regular
visits to Sauk Centre to complement the
care provided by our family medicine providers.
Asthma & Allergy
Audiology
Cardiology
Diabetes
Gastroenterology
ENT
Medical Oncology
Neurology
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Ophthalmology
Orthopedics
425 Elm Street North, Sauk Centre
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Surgery
Urology
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School Crossing
Poppy Sales for Veterans
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The Legion can cater and host weddings,
anniversaries or any party!
Sauk Centre VFW
Post 2853 and Ladies
Auxiliary VFW raises
money locally
including:
Membership Contact:
Rudy Beilke 320.352.2847
Scott Pequin 320.291.6968
National Home
Rehabilitation Service
Youth Activities
Cancer Research
Contact Jim Winters
320.352.9931 or 320.260.5285
and Legion Ladies Auxiliary
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320-293-9364
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WELCOME TO SAUK CENTRE
ABORTION
ALTERNATIVE
Pregnancy Resources
Options for Women
(320) 351-4025
1225 Timberlane Drive, Suite 5
ACCOUNTANT
Daniel B. Borgmann, LTD
(320) 352-5231
AGRICULTURAL
D&H Field Services
Specializing in Liquid Manure Handling
(320) 352-6746
dhfeldservices.com
Dairyland Supply, Inc.
(320) 352-3987
40563 State Hwy. 28
www.dairylandsupply.com
Midwest Machinery
(888)-320-2936
(320) 352-6511
1140 Centre St.
www.midwestmachineryco.com
Modern Farm Equipment, Inc.
(320) 352-6543
40486 408th Street
Sauk Centre Country Store
(320) 351-2227
3/4 mi. west of downtown
stoplights on Sinclair Lewis Ave.
ANTIQUES
Of Broadway Antiques
(320) 351-7700
APARTMENTS
Arrowsmith Apartments
(320) 493-6343
412 10th Street South
Centre Crossing Townhomes
& Centre Village
(320) 632-5918
www.centralminnrentals.com
Centre Square Apartments
(320) 250-7877
1102 Fairlane Drive
Chateau East Apartments
(320) 260-9201
602 Eastview Drive
Sinclair East Apartments
(320) 304-2126
APPLIANCES
Benusa Appliance Sales
& Service
(320) 351-5000
711 Beltline Road
www.BenusaAppliances.com
ARTS/THEATRE
Alexandria Area Arts
(320) 762-8300
618 Broadway
Alexandria, MN 56308
www.alexandriaareaarts.org
Diane Schmiesing
Original Artwork
(320) 352-6970
(320) 260-0013
www.dianeschmiesing.com
Main Street Theatre
(320) 352-3596 (listings)
ASSISTED LIVING
Alternative Senior Care
(320) 352-3350 - 866-352-3350
AlternativeSeniorCare.net
Cindy Karasch
Fairway Pines
(320) 351-4900
606 Main Street North
www.fairwaypinesassistedliving.com
Getty Street
(320) 351-4333
1214 Getty Street South
ATTORNEYS
Thomas J. Mayer, Attorney
(320) 352-6503
AUCTIONEERS
Frank Roering Auctioneer
(320) 290-8490
40534 447th Street
www.henslinauction.com
AUTOMOTIVE
Body
Flowers Collision & Repair Center
(320) 352-2237
412 US Hwy. 71 North
Midwest Paint & Body
(320) 352-2595
Complete Collision
Framework/Glass
735 12th Street South, Suite 3
Engines
Mitchs Dyno Tuning
(320) 352-3791
www.mitchsdynotuning.com
Exhaust
F&W Exhaust
(320) 352-3791
www.fandwexhaust.com
Parts
Auto Value Parts Store
(320) 352-2251
NAPA Auto Parts
735 12th St, Suite 4
(320) 352-3978
Alexandria
(320) 763-5138
Osakis
(320) 859-3572
Melrose
(320) 256-7441
Repair
Classic Auto Service
(320) 352-5650
313 Pine Street South
Countryside Services
Bob Ritter
(320) 352-5143
45926 430th St
F&W Exhaust
(320) 352-3791
Friedrichs Tire & Oil
(320) 352-3612
Kavys Garage
(320) 352-6992
133 Hwy. 71 North
You Stall We Haul
No Job Too Big or Small
711 Beltline Road
Sauk Centre
320.351.5000
Mon. 8 am - 8 pm
Tues. Fri. 8 am - 5 pm
Sat. 9 am - 2 pm
St. Cloud 2525 Co. Rd. 74
Paynesville 707 Highway 55 East
Bemidji 750 Paul Bunyan Drive NW
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711 Beltline Road
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Melrose Main Street Repair
(320) 256-3623
213 East Main Street
Melrose, MN 56352
Sales & Repair
Dan Welle
(320) 352-5255
www.danwelle.com
John Wiese Ford
(320) 352-6561
888-868-6561
www.johnwieseford.com
Towing
Centre Towing
(320) 352-1500
24 Hour Service
Jump Start/Unlock
Wheel Lift
F&W Exhaust
(320) 352-3791
BAIT
Fletchers Bait Shop
(320) 352-2155
BEAUTY/TANNING
Jessicas Shear Paradise
(320) 352-3686
Rite Now Tanning & Hair Salon
(320) 351-RITE (7483)
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Steiner Lumber Company
(320) 352-2255
CAMPGROUNDS/
RESORTS
Holiday Resort
Information (320) 859-4360
Reservations 800-635-2306
13377 Falcon Drive
Osakis, MN 56360
www.lakeosakisresorts.com
Midway Beach Resort
(800) 367-2547
1821 Lake Street East
Osakis, MN 56360
www.midwaybeach.com
Saukinac Campground
(320) 352-0037
21914 Bay Loop
Call for Directions
(320) 352-2203
(320) 333-9546
on Sauk Lake
CARPET & RUG
CLEANING &
RESTORATION
Austins Cleaning Service
& Carpet Cleaning
(320) 351-6489
(320) 266-0818
410 1st Street North
CERAMIC TILE
Ceramic Tile Specialty
(320) 352-6190
CHAMBER/CVB
Sauk Centre Area Chamber
(320) 352-5201
PO Box 222, 1220 Main Street South
Sauk Centre Convention and
Visitors Bureau
(320) 352-5201
PO Box 222
sccvb@mainstreetcom.com
CHIROPRACTIC
Abel Chiropractic Associates
Scott and Sarah Abel
(320) 352-1201
Main Street Chiropractic
Dr. Robert McDonald
(320) 352-2082
Sauk Centre Chiropractic
Dr. John Welle
(320) 352-6889
Winters Family Chiropractic
Dr. Mark J. Winters, DC
(320) 202-0284
In the Oak Street Mall
COMMUNICATIONS
ARVIG
888.99.ARVIG
arvig.com
Home Town Solutions
Verizon Wireless Dealer
(320) 352-5600
CONCRETE
Worms Lumber & Ready Mix
(320) 837-5288
(320) 256-4638
New Munich, MN 56356
(320) 352-2841
(320) 732-6452
Long Prairie, MN 56347
www.wormsreadymix.com
CONSTRUCTION
Aaron Lahr Construction
(320) 352-3390
(320) 293-9087
38354 Hwy. 71 South
Bayer Interior Woods
(877) 751-9663
760 Beltline Road
www.bayerinteriorwoods.com
Centre Pallet & Lumber, Inc.
888-450-4005
(320) 352-3427
39775 County Road 187
centrepallet@clearwire.net
Kostreba Contracting
(320) 352-3045
1200 Sinclair Lewis Ave.
Mid Minnesota Excavating
(877) 315-8967
(320) 987-3573
PO Box 213
SK Construction
Sean Kelly
(320) 351-SKCO (7526)
(320) 491-6205
DENTISTRY
Dentistry For Children
877-KID-TUTH
(320) 257-3380
dentistryforchildrenmn.com
Sauk Centre Family Dental
(320) 352-4141
Located in the Oak Street Mall, Sauk Centre, MN MN
$
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Sauk Centre Native
Dr. Mark J. Winters, DC
Hours in
Sauk Centre
Tuesday 11-6
Thursday 11-6
Saturday 8-1
For up to 12 visits per month
320.202.0284
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320-352-5771
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DINING
Cofee Shops
Jitters Java Cafe
(320) 352-1390
www.jittersjavacafe.com
Main Street Cofee
Company
(320) 351-8000
Fast Food
McDonalds Restaurant
(320) 352-5651
Restaurants
Bear Trap Bar & Grill
Barry Walker
(320) 351-3505
43356 County Road 112 (N. 71)
Classic Co. Dinner Theater
(320) 346-2323
120 Central Avenue North
Brooten, MN 56316
Classictheater@live.com
Diamond Point
(320) 352-2321
www.diamondpointmn.com
ElmerZ Bar, Dining,
Meeting Room, Event Centre
(320) 352-4243
elmerz@elmerz.biz
Four Seas -
Chinese Restaurant
(320) 351-8888
Next to Walmart
Jimmys Pizza
(320) 351-7992
Marlenes Tutti Fruitti
Kitchen/Bakery
(329) 352-2059
38914 Cty. Rd 186
Padua Pub
(320) 352-2683
Palmer House
(320) 351-9100
Sauk Centre American
Legion Post 67
(320) 352-9931
Saukinac Bar & Grill
(320) 352-0037
21914 Bay Loop
Call for Directions
Truckers Inn Restaurant
(320) 352-3429
I-94 & Hwy. 71
EDUCATION
Punkins & Monkeys
320-200-8627
3, 4 & 5 year old classes
www.punkinsandmonkeys.com
Sauk Centre Public School
ISD 743
(320) 352-2258
903 State Road
ELECTRICIANS
Centre Electric
(320) 352-0160
Engle Electric
(320) 352-3045
(320) 333-0558
Essler Electric, LLC
(320) 351-VOLT (8658)
531 Oak Street North
FINANCIAL
Central Minnesota Credit Union
(320) 351-2274
888-330-8482
First State Bank
(320) 352-5771
Minnesota National Bank
(320) 352-5211
Mortgages
Mortgages On Main
(320) 352-3999
FLORAL/RETAIL
Centre Floral
(320) 352-3872
www.centreforal.com
FRESH PRODUCE
Tutti Fruitti Market Farm
(320) 352-2059
www.tuttifruittimarketfarm.com
GARBAGE &
RUBBISH
COLLECTION
Bueckers City Sanitation
Service & Demolition
877-352-2876
39864 South Highway 71
www.bueckerscitysanitation.com
GAS/FUEL
Gas Mart of Sauk Centre
(32) 352-6808
Holiday Super Stop
(32) 352-6655
I-94 & Hwy 71
Truckers Inn Truck Stop
(320) 352-5241
I-94 & Highway 71
GOLF
GreyStone Golf Club
(320) 351-4653
10548 Andrews Drive
Lynx National Golf Course
(320) 352-0242
40204 Primrose Lane
(just south of Sauk Centre)
www.lynxnationalgolf.com
GOVERNMENT
Sauk Centre City
(320) 352-2203
320 Oak Street South
Sauk Centre Opportunities
Kevin Uphof
(320) 429-0661
PO Box 306
GROCERIES
Coborns
(320) 352-5990
214 12th Street
BC-216894 - 3/10
Proudly serving the insu
needs of Sauk
Centre for 15 years.
Home Office Madison, WI 53783
American Family Insurance Company
American Family Mutual Insurance
Company and its Subsidiaries
We're here to help you with
all of your insurance needs.
Tim Kampsen Agency, Inc.
501 Main St S
Sauk Centre, MN 56378-0043
(320) 352-6115
tkampsen@amfam.com
Proudly serving the insurance
needs of Sauk
Centre for 18 years.
HEATING,
PLUMBING & AC
Central Heating & Air
Conditioning Service, Inc.
(320) 351-4100
Hofman Plumbing
(320) 352-3451
12186 County 100
I-94 Classics
(320) 256-3623
(320) 248-1163
329 East County Road 173
Melrose, MN 56352
Kampsen Heating and A/C
(320) 351-HEAT (4328)
320-248-6655
Trisko Heating &
Plumbing
(320) 352-2168
320 Pine Street South
Uphus Plumbing
(320) 352-5749
cell (320) 267-6396
HOMECARE
Alternative Senior Care
(320) 352-3350
(866) 352-3350
AlternativeSeniorCare.net
Cindy Karasch
Camphill Village
(320) 732-6365
15136 Celtic Drive
INSURANCE
Advantage 1 Insurance
(320) 352-6200
American Family Insurance
Bruce Rindahl
320-352-2549
Billmarks Insurance
Services, LLC
(320) 352-2436
512 Main Street South, Suite 2
www.billmarks.com
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Bruce Rindahl
(320) 352-2549
Farmers Insurance
(320) 352-5267
(320) 697-5595
103 State Street
Elrosa, MN 56325
First State Agency
(320) 352-7200
(800) 894-8670
MN National Agency
(320) 352-5211
State Farm
Chris Johnson, Agent
(320) 352-6523
chris.johnson.tx34@statefarm.com
JEWELRY
Martins Jewelry Box
(320) 352-5284
213 Main Street
LAUNDRY
Econo Wash
Main Street next to Studio 71
Hamiltons Old Time
Laundry
(320) 351-4515
322 12th Street South Ste. 2
LAWNCARE/
SNOW REMOVAL
Hofman Tree Service &
Snow Removal
John Hofman
(320) 351-9018
(320) 260-9377
LIQUOR
Distillery
Panther Distillery
(320) 859-2256
300 East Pike Street
Osakis, MN 56360
www.pantherdistillery.com
On/Of Sale
Mustang Bar
(320) 351-5469
Next Door Bar & Lounge
(320) 351-9951
Palace Bar & Grill
(320) 352-2641
Red Carpet Bar & Grill
(320) 352-5397
Of Sale
The Moonshine Shoppe
(320) 352-3028
Westside Liquor
(320) 352-5920
MASSAGE
THERAPISTS
The Healing Touch
Marilyn Yeschick
(320) 352-5441
Located at Hair Stylists on Main
MEDICAL
CentraCare Health-Sauk Centre
Clinic
(320) 352-6591
433 North Elm Street
Hospital
(320) 352-2221
425 Elm Street North
MOTELS/HOTELS
Americas Best Value Inn Gopher
Prairie
(320) 352-2275
888-315-2378
(320) 352-2800
877-352-1199
Enchanted Inn
Victorian Bed & Breakfast
(320) 491-1072
www.theenchantedinnmn.com
Guesthouse International
877-351-7256
guesthouseintl.com/hotels/
saukcentre
Palmer House
(320) 351-9100
Long Prairie
9 Central Avenue
(320) 732-6611
Toll Free 1-800-224-6671
St. Cloud
3801 N 3
rd
St, Ste 100
(320) 252-6650
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864 Main Street
(320) 352-6200
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Estate Planning
Business Law, Family Law, Real Estate
Probate and Trusts
320-352-6503
421 Sinclair Lewis Ave., Sauk Centre, MN 56378
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Sauk Centre, MN
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MOVING - U HAUL
F&W Exhaust
(320) 352-3791
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes On Main
Dress Eyewear
Contacts-Glasses-Sunwear
(320) 352-3026
ORGANIZATIONS
Eagles Healing Nest
Moms On a Mission
(320) 351-6201
310 Hwy. 71 North, Unit 881
mbutler@eagleshealingnest.com
www.eagleshealingnest.com
Lake Wobegon Trail
(320) 293-9364
www.lakewobegontrail.com
Sauk Centre American
Legion Post 67
(320) 352-9931
Sauk Centre Area
Historical Society
(320) 351-8777
M - F Noon to 4 pm
Lower Level of Bryant Library
Sauk Centre Lions
(320) 351-2053
Meets 2nd & 4th
Wednesdays 6:30 pm
Summer Location: Fairy Lake Park
Sauk Centre Rotary
Sarah Trisko
(320) 290-4359
Meets Weekly on Tuesdays
Noon in CMCU
www.saukcentrerotary.wordpress.com
Check us out on facebook
Sauk Centre VFW Post 2853
(320) 352-3744
(320) 352-2847
PHARMACY
Coborns Pharmacy
(320) 352-5280
PHOTOGRAPHY
Meyers Photography Studio
(320) 352-6101
www.meyersphotographystudio.com
PUBLICATIONS
Sauk Centre Herald
(320) 352-6577
www.saukherald.com
REAL ESTATE
Aspire Realty, LLC
(320) 815-4500
(320) 351-4950
Neal Leagjeld
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Thursday, JANUARY 17, 2013 Number 34 Volume 145
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Pat DuBois
Clifford C. Claussen
Margaret (Osendorf) Blake
Ivan Leroy Moffett Jr.

Streeters Boys go into OT
against rival Thunder
Find out who won on
page 1B
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Dave Bromenshenkel isnt happy
with losing a large section of his
woods for the CapX2020 project
Local landowner Dave Bromenshenkel looks out over a 150-foot swath of land that used to be lled with hundred-plus-year-
old trees, but had to be cleared to make room for transmission lines as part of the CapX2020 project running from Fargo to
Monticello.
Gabe Marthaler is winning the ght for his life
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Dave Bromenshenkel
bought a section of wooded
land about three miles east
of Sauk Centre along County
Road 186 in 1980.
He has enjoyed the
woods ever since, taking na-
ture walks, building a cross-
country ski trail and hunting
wildlife.
But last week chainsaws
buzzed and heavy machinery
tore apart a 150-foot swath of
the woods he shares with an-
other landowner as part of the
CapX2020 project. In place
of the 100-plus-year-old red
oak, white oak and ash trees
will be large 340kv transmis-
sion lines.
I just dont understand
why they couldnt stay along
the highway, said Bromen-
shenkel, a retired farmer.
Theyre pushing it out into
private land and Im upset the
woods have to go.
Bromenshenkel has about
80 acres of woods and guesses
he will lose upwards of 1,000
large and mature trees due to
the project,
A lot of landowners
are opposed to this, he said.
They are taking private land
for public use and it just isnt
fair when there is a different
way to do it. A lot of these
trees are 150 to 175 years old.
Thats when the Indians were
here yet.
In addition to his 80 acres
is another 120 acres of hard-
wood forest, something that is
rare in this part of the state.
You just dont see large
sections of woods like this
around these parts anymore.
A long process
Plans for the Fargo to
Monticello CapX2020 project
began in 2007. The project is
now in phase two of construc-
tion. The rst phase of lines
from Monticello to St. Cloud
is completed. The second
phase runs from St. Cloud
to Alexandria and the third
phase from Alexandria to the
Red River Valley near Fargo.
F
am
ily, friends gather to rem
em
ber P
at D
uB
ois
Theres an old saying that
its not the size of the dog in the
ght, its the size of the ght in
the dog.
That is certainly true in
Gabe Marthalers case. Born at
23 weeks and six days to par-
ents Adam and Pam Marthaler,
Gabe measured one pound,
four ounces and was only 11
inches long. His chances of
survival were slim as only one
in ve babies born before 24
weeks survive.
But Gabe Marthaler is a
ghter, and so far he is winning
the battle. Little Gabe came
home on Dec. 29 after 116 days
in the hospital to the welcom-
ing arms of his loving parents.
We were so happy, said
Adam, a 1999 graduate of Sauk
Centre High School. That day
couldnt come fast enough for
us.
While that day is one of
the best of his life, it capped
the scariest moment of his life.
Pam, who is originally from
Sartell (the couple now lives in
Albany where Adam is a teach-
er), was having a normal preg-
nancy when her stomach began
to hurt. She scheduled a check
up and doctors noticed her
blood pressure was alarmingly
high and immediately trans-
ferred her to St. Cloud Hospital
for monitoring and medication
to try and bring the blood pres-
sure down. The condition is
known as Preeclampsia. Doc-
tors told the couple that if the
medication didnt work they
would have to induce labor.
Time was running out as Pam
was getting sicker and the Se-
vere Preeclampsia soon turned
into HELLP Syndrome, which
is when the body poisons itself.
That meant the baby would
have to be delivered by emer-
gency C-Section. Otherwise,
both mom and baby would die.
Everything was happening so
fast, said Adam. This was the
last thing I was thinking when
we went to the clinic that after-
noon.
Just ve hours after that
routine visit, nurses informed
Adam that his baby boy was
born and that mom was improv-
ing. He got to see Gabe about a
half hour later.
The local chapter of the
Blue Star Mothers has bro-
ken away from the national
Blue Star Mothers group.
Of cials for the local
chapter said it has nothing to
do with anything the nation-
al organization did, but that
they would like to branch
off on their own so they can
spend less time with paper-
work and more time sup-
porting the troops.
We are nding we are
spending so much of our
time doing the bureaucrat-
ic things, said Blue Star
Mother Sherry Olson. With
all of us being volunteers
there isnt a lot of time left
over to do the good things
we want to do.
Olson said the Blue Star
Mothers will likely change
their name and seek non-
pro t status. While they go
through the transition she
said people can still donate
to the local Blue Star Moth-
ers Chapter.
We just want to have
more time to do the stuff
we want to do, Olson said.
We just decided we could
do better on our own.
Olson said the Blue Star
Mothers is a wonderful orga-
nization and that by branch-
ing off on their own, the lo-
cal chapter does not want to
send the wrong message and
not have people support the
Blue Star Mothers organiza-
tion.
It is a great organiza-
tion, she said. We were
just spending more time on
their watch than on ours.
Local Blue
Star Mothers
break away
from national
group
Registration
issues focus
of school
board
meeting
by RANDY OLSON
STAFF WRITER
A lengthy presentation
and discussion on the second-
ary school registration pro-
cess was held at last Tuesday
nights Sauk Centre School
Board meeting. A large crowd
of over 25 was on hand at the
senior high media center.
Secondary principal Be-
linda Selfors gave the board a
21-page printout of a Power-
point slideshow she explained
throughout the rst 90 minutes
of the meeting. It explained in
depth the scheduling process
as well as rates of how often
students got into the elective
classes they wanted.
The registration discus-
sion was prompted by a hand-
ful of parents wondering why
their children had problems
getting the elective classes
they wanted.
All year long we analyze
scheduling issues, Selfors
explained as she reviewed
the timeline for class registra-
tion. Weve had bumps and
challenges with the switch to
a ve-period day that weve
been working through.
Selfors pointed out that
many issues will be dealt
with at the upcoming Jan. 21
In Service day, when teach-
ers will review and update the
course registration packet for
the 2013-14 year. That packet
will be distributed to students
and their parents in February.
We encourage parent
involvement when students
begin choosing their course
selections with primary and
alternate requests, Selfors
said.
by BRYAN ZOLLMAN
STAFF WRITER
by BRYAN ZOLLMAN
STAFF WRITER
by BRYAN ZOLLMAN
STAFF WRITER
This map shows the proposed route from Monticello to the
Fargo-Moorhead area, which includes a corridor in and
around Sauk Centre. The project is estimated to cost $640
million.

IMAGE COURTESY OF CAPX2020
Baby Gabe
continued on pg. 2
Registration
continued on pg. 3
Project
continued on pg. 3
Felling
Trailers
receives
honor for
their work
in small
business...
page 11
B-B-Es
Roelike
earns
District
AAA award
page 2B
Pam and Adam Marthaler in their home in Albany with their baby boy, Gabe.

PHOTO BY EMILY GRUENKE
Approximately
250
people gathered at the Sauk
Centre Country Club last Sat-
urday to honor the life of Pat
DuBois, who passed away
Jan. 7 at the age of 97.
Pat DuBois was most
well known for his career at
First State Bank and his inter-
est in politics, which led him
to serve three terms in the
House of Representatives. He
was also a volunteer re ght-
er for 30 years.
But DuBois was also a
simple man who loved simple
things, and was a champion
for the little guy. His philan-
thropy not only stretched the
plains and prairies of Central
Minnesota, but affected the
far reaches of the world. He
stepped forward, many times
privately and without fanfare,
to offer support for both local
projects and national
disasters such as the
tsunami and Hurricane
Katrina.
Locally he was in-
strumental in the main-
tenance and upkeep of
the Bryant Library and
was a xture at Sauk
Centre Country Club.
Its dif cult to en-
capsulate such a full
life of many years into
a few paragraphs as
DuBois seemed
to be involved
in so much. His
grandson, Tyler
Carlson, provided
the eulogy at Sat-
urdays informal
gathering and said:
Pat DuBois was
many things to
many people. Fa-
ther. Grandfather.
Husband. Brother.
Uncle. Farmer.
Banker. Athlete. Politician.
Fire ghter. Outdoorsman.
Philanthropist. Conservation-
ist. Irishman and St. Pattys
Day enthusiast. Democrat.
Staunch Democrat. Be-care-
ful-arguing-politics-with-me-
because-you-will-not-change-
my-mind-Democrat. Mentor.
Guide. Storyteller. Friend.
As such, in consider-
ing the life of Grandpa Pat, it
is impossible to separate the
banker from the farmer from
the father from the friend. It
seems equally impossible,
however, to speak to all of
these roles, particularly when
talking of a man with so many
talents and interests who lived
97 rich and active years.
Tyler talked about his
grandfathers love for the land
and his love for the game of
golf. Pat grew up on a farm
by BRYAN ZOLLMAN
STAFF WRITER
Pat DuBois
continued on pg. 8
Pat DuBois
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