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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
YOUNG MAN PASSES SUDDENLY
Lloyd Eager of Birchdale Township,
Dies of Heart Trouble Saturday
Evening-Funeral Monday

One of the saddest incidents that
has occurred in Birchdale for many
years was the death of Lloyd Eager,
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ia
ger, Saturday evening.
He had been over to one of the
neighbors in the evening, returning
home about nine o'clock, appearing to
be in usual health. He and his brother
Walter went down to the lake which is
a couple of rods from the house, to
battle. After he had stepped into the
water, he complained of having a
headache and started back; he had
just reached the edge of the water
when he fell. His brother called for
help, but he died before reaching the
house. Death was due to a hemorr-
hage of the heart, to which he was oc-
casionally subject.
Lloyd Robert Eager was born April
3Oth, 1897, in Hancock county, Iowa,
living at Parkers, S. D., and Sank
Rapids until a year ago last March.
He then moved with his parents on a
farm in Birchdale. He was Is years,
three months and one day old at the
time of his death, and was the light
and life of the home, making friends
wherever he went. He leaves to
mourn besides his parents, one br tn
er, Walter, and two sisters, Grace and
Belle.
The funeral services were conduct
ed at the home Monday at IL o'clock
by Rev. W., j. Brown of the Congre-
gational church of Sank Centre.
The remains were laid to rest at the
Greenwood cemetery of Sank Centre.
The only relative from out of town
who attended the funeral was Mrs. F.
l.. Will, sister of Mrs. Eager. Num-
erous beautiful floral tributes covered
the casket. The pail bearers were
Carl Schmitz, William, Alderman,
Boyd Elgin, Julius Trumble, Clayton
Parks and Henry Hartung.
The suddeness of the calamity made
the blow a terrible one for the fam
lily and they have the sincere sympa-
thy of the community.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
LITTLE GIRL HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
PASSES OVER THE
BODY OF LITTLE MARY
BERG SATURDAY.
SMALL BOY SLIGHTLY INJURED
FORD CAR HITS BANK OF HOBO.
KEN HILL WITH DISASTER
GUS RESULTS.

Mary Berg, the little 8-year-old
daughter of Peter Berg residing south
of Sank Centre, near the Town hall,
had narrow escape from death Sat-
urday afternoon of last week when
she was accidentally run over by an
auto driven by Mr.. Coons, a we'll
known farmer residing southeast of
Sank Centre.
The Herald visited the Berg home
Wednesday afternoon and learned
that Mary was starting for town
about 2:3O. She passed behind a team
loaded with feed, just in front of the
Berg home. The auto, it seems, was
passing the team on the other side,
and going in the opposite direction.
1t struck the little girl just as she
turned into the road, knocked her
down, both wheels on one side passed
completely over her body, starting at
the hips, and running diagonally
downward. From bruises on her
neck it appears that one of the wheels
on the other side may have struck her
there. Her little dress, in fact all of
her clothing, was torn from her body.
After the accident she got up and
walked for short distance, and then
tainted. DR.. Moynihan was immed-
lately summoned, and an examination
disclosed the fact that the injuries
were only nominal.
In conversation with the Herald the
mother of the little girl, said she wit
messed the accident and that Mr..
Coons was entirely blameless in the
matter, as he was driving his car very
slowly in passing the team.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
DEATH OF A PIONEER WOMAN
Mrs. John Flahaven Passes Away on
Tuesday Evening of Last Week
Buried Saturday.

Mrs. John Flahaven, for 40 years
a resident of Melrose, and this imme-
date neighborhood, passed away at
home on First street South on Tues
day evening, after an illness of about
a year. Mrs. Flahaven was born in
Ireland in 1843 and removed to farm
west of Melrose with her husband in
1876. For the past two years the
family have lived in Melrose. Fun
eral services were held on Saturday
morning at nine o'clock from St. Pat
rick's church and interment was
made in st. Patrick's cemetery. Mrs.
Flahaven is survived by her husband
and ten children: John F., of St. Paul,
Dennis of Missoula, Montana, Mike of
Overly, N. D., William of Melrose,
Tom of Plaza, N. D., Mrs. John Allen,
of Sank Centre, Margaret of Mime
apolis, Hannah, of St. Paul, Rather
inc and Mrs. Arthur Graham of Mel
rose. The family has the sincere;,t
sympathy of the entire community,
where Mrs. Flahaven has always been
highly Observation-Disclosures Beacon.
The. following from this vicinity
were among those in attendance at
the funeral: Mr.. and Mrs. M. Connel-
ly and family, of Glenwood; Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. B. Uptegrove and John En-
right of Cass Lake,. John Grimes and
daughter, and John Connolly and fam
lily of Grey Eagle. Mr.. and Mrs. C,
Griffin, of Anoka; Stephen Kinsella
and family; Thos. Lynch and family;
Geo. Strauss and family; H. Borg
mann and family; Mrs. Dan Collins
and ]. j. Mahoney, of Sank Centre;
Robert Kinsella and family of Padua
JAS. Kinsella and family, of Westport;
Jas. Kinsella, ST., of Berthold, N. D.;
Mrs. Jas. Graham and family and
Mrs Ed. Graham and family of Free
port; and Miss Olive Williams of SauR
Centre. Those from St. Paul were
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Dunford; Mrs. Jno
McNevin; Mrs. Edward Holly; Mrs
Jas. Woulfe; Thos. Boucher; Mrs
Louis Bidon and Mike Flahaven
neices and nephews of the deceased.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
HAS NARROW ESCAPE.
Little Clifford Small Falls Under the
Wheels of ID. Pangburn's Car


Considerable excitement was caused
on Main street Wednesday afternoon
when the car owned and driven by
David Pangburn hit Clifford, the little
8-year-old son of Mrs. Jennie Small,
who resides over the Leader store.
The lad was crossing the street with
his little express wagon and did not
see or hear the car until it was right
on top of him. Mr.. Pangburn is a
very careful driver and by-standers
state that he was going at low rate
of speed when the accident occurred.
The mix-up turned out very fortunate
ly for all concerned, and the only
marks the boy received was a slight
bruise on the arm and bump behind
the right ear.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
sAUK CENTRE PATRIARCH DIES
John Wetle, Long Resident of Stearns
County, Passes Away July 80 of
Heart Trouble.

John Wetle, one of Stearns county's
patriarchs, migrating from Germany
forty years ago, died at his home in
Sank Centre at midnight, Friday,
July 80, 1915, after an illness extend
ing over several weeks of heart
trouble. The deceased was born
in Germany Nov. %, 1889, and came
to America about 40 years ago, locat-
ing in St. Cloul, Stearns county. He
was married short time later to
Miss Theresa Nesbaum, who died a
few years later. Three children were
born to this union, two of whom are
still living. They are Mat Wetle, of
St. Cloud, and Mrs. Anna Soldinger,
of Melrose. The deceased married a
second time on May IS, 1887, to Miss
Mary Stadther. Eight children were
born to this union. They are Joseph
Wetle, St. Cloud; John, Rose, Eliza
beth, Marie, Clara, Helen and Edward
of Sank Centre.
Mr.. Wetle resided in st. Cloud for a
number of years after coming to Am
erica. Later he moved to Mayhem
Lake, Stearns county, where he own
ed farm. They resided there for
Is years and removed to Sank Centre
in March, 1914. The funeral was held
from St. Paul's Catholic church, Mon
day, Aug. 2, at a. M, the pastor,
Rev. FIR. ART, officiating. The FAM
lily have many friends who sympa-
thize with them in their bereavement
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
CONVICTION Will
mean SALTWATER
HOME SCHOOL AUTHORITIES
HAVE WARRANTS FOR SEW
ERAL YOUNG TOUGHS
MUST NOT MODEST GIRLS
HENRY WOEBKENBERG PAYS A
FINE; RE-ARRESTED ON AN
OTHER CHARGE.

. A bunch of young toughs living out
Ward Springs way have been causing
the management of the Home School
for Girls more or less trouble in the
past, by enticing girls away from the
school at irregular intervals.
A girl sent from Saltwater last
November has escaped from the in
stitution no less than eight times
since her commitment; the last time
cutting her way out of straight
jacket with a pair of scissors which
she had secreted. Going out through
the window she made her way in her
night clothes to the home of Fred
Woebkenberg, of Birchdale township.
Here she was secreted for about ten
days. In the meantime Woebkenberg
and the girl visited Sank Centre and
other points in Stearns county.
He was finally arrested by Chief of
Police Fish Saturday of last week and
lodged in the city Jail. He had his
hearing before Judge Diehl Tuesday
and plead guilty to the charge of aid
ing and. abetting the ward of state
institution in escaping. For this the
Court assessed fine of $25 and re-
manded him to Jail. The money was
forthcoming the next day. AS soon
as he was released Woebkenberg was
taken in charge by the sheriff of Todd
county on a warrant sworn out by the
girl in the case, charging him with
carnal knowledge of child under Is
years of age. He was lodged in the
Todd county jail at Long Prairie, and
if convicted of this charge will be
compelled to serve a term of from one
to seven years at Saltwater.
Woebkenberg is one of the least of
several offenders against the state
and institution. He claims the first
time he met the girl was on July 4th,
when a young man accosted him at
Ward Springs and called his atten-
ton to the fact that girl was locat-
ed upstairs in a blacksmith shop in
the village, and Woebkenberg was ur-
ged to take her to his home, which he
did. The next day he took her to
Stiles station and she took the train
for her home. The last time she es-
capped she went directly to Woebken-
berg's home.
Warrants are out for the arrest of
several others, but they have made
their getaway. In fact one of them
escaped after being placed under ar
rest by the Todd county authorities.
1t will mean the state penitentiary for
all of them if they are caught.
1t is against the policy of the Home
School to place bars in front Of the
windows as Mrs. Morse does not in
tend that the place shall assume the
appearance or character Of penal in
stitution. Aside from the interfer-
ence by the Ward Springs toughs the
institution has had but very little
trouble this summer caused by girls
attempting to escape. Mrs Morse ano
the State Board of Control are fully
determined to stop this evil, and will
prosecute to the fullest extent any
one connected in any n.aner with the
escape and delinquency of the in
mates.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
FAREWELL PARTY

Mrs. Minnie Fields, and three
daughters, the Misses Zoe, Vera and
Vivian left on the noon train Tuesday
for Power, Mont, where they will join
the lady's brother, and will be con-
nected with him in business. The.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
: COUNCIL MEETS.

The City Council met in regular
session at the office Of City Clerk
Cooper last evening and transacted
routine business. Proceedings will ap-
pear complete in next weeks Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
AFTERNOON FUNCTION

Mesdames A. E. Erwin and ]. F.
Cooper very delightfully."- entertained
again Thursday afternoon of last
week. This time it was a "porch"
party and nearly so ladies accepted
their hospitality. They brought sew
ing or any kind of fancy work
along and informally enjoyed the aft
ternoon. Detachable refreshments
were served. The following were pres
ent: Mesdames Barto, Charles Brown,
Myhres, Tobey, Norris, Simonton, ].
Cooper, Kay, H. Smith, Townsend,
Winslow, Jennie Parker, Duel, Davis,
Diehl, Cor. Cooper, Harry Cooper,
White, Vandesteeg, E. ]. Lewis, B.
Carr, A. Pike, Rein, Perkins, Dewey,
Sutton, Dewhirst, Bryant, McCullum,
Capser, Frank Parker, Miss Wilcox,
Lewis Myott, Charles Cooper, Doyle,
A. Dahlem, Otto, Van Camp, Chris
Jensen, Walker, Bonner, Chenoweth,
i. w. Gilman, Brecount.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
IMPORTANT AUTO RULING

According to the supreme court, the
owner of an automobile is not liable
for the negligent acts of chau-
feur committed when wrongfully op-
Grating an automobile outside the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05

The Misses Tina and Agnes Fauske
of North Fork, accompanied by Mrs.
Jeglund, of Canada, went to Burtrum
Monday morning to visit relatives.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05

Mrs. VIM. Cummings returned home
Monday afternoon from LaPorte,
where she has been visiting with her
parents, for the past two weeks.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05

Mrs. Fred Johnson and mother Mrs.
81. Frederick, returned home Friday
evening from Illinois, where they had
been visiting at different points for
the past several weeks. Fred is not
. bachelor any longer. s..s.:-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05
GIVE PREACHER VACATION

The members of the Congregational
church voted last Sunday to give
their popular pastor pastor, Rev. w.
]. Brown, vacation for three weeks;
consequently there will be no services
held in this church for that period be-
ginning next Sunday, Aug. 9th.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-08-05

Walter Kells came up from st. Paul
Wednesday evening, accompanying
one Of the Otto boys home with q ear.
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Published by AMERICAN MELODY Co.. New York

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ausaebtr Ger Spsialiitii6en aentur
tens. PES triesshsgeaosn Slattes go
polo hStalil', proisIior 9eui:o
muiioIin;. Gin SasiI i.a:t. Gtt
DnslIanten iuurosn bsies psrlsst. g
aun ieias 4usio5E ing Itctt.
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9IldIider SdiIIeri
Bel Der Sapitulantsnprifunq fperien
prdmien perteiIt. uuN bic Augoessi&s
neisn hurfen be5iigIite Biinffe Sus
Bern.
untsro'ti3isr: sd m66te bitten
nm G6iuers @erte."
Sberit: -Wle fommen Sic eenn
gsrnoe barouf2"
llHtsroffi3isr: ~5err GssrH, Der
WonH If mir smpfobIsn pOr&a.'
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altir Fram,l ~ rinem 5dat
ham.
Seine 2,ebcsaeididte in 6eIopoftbricfen.
Bon Slegfrieo Stub.

Seine 2iebcsqeididte in Tetopoftbriefen.
Gon Stegirieo Stue.
Mts Ole Manner ano Burden bins
ons5o9en fir aonig uno 8oterlduo.
eab's elm 0er3oraden uno 8uneIn,
ais obs ~8biit Soft" flr Ole Gmigs
stit iein iOlt.
Bur Der 8uihfranSl ItouO mutters
~tteIsnolIsin unD bate teinen WteHs
ihen gum 2ebelpobl ldgen. Shm
brudts teiuer ole 9ono uuo ipelute
cine Crane UNI ibu. Gr mar bdIt q
MoiIentino.
Mber net lueit BON ibm ftanh Die
NDeioenboIltni. Die bdtt' benz
syronSt fiirs 2ebsu germ bic !0ano
brudt uno b'blt 0ott 9eio9t, bdmit
Der arms gua net gar 10 Oerldhsn in
ben arieg 9eben Jolt. aber lie mar
bait sor perihiidtert uno 3ogbnft
nor 10 oisls 2eut'. Der 6rou3l pdr
bod net ibr SddB unb 10 Oprit's ibm
net io9en. tpie ibr ileimh 0erj poa
WiteefiihI fir ibn mar.
Ils Der 8ohn3u1 obgeid6ren uno
bic ariess,sut'. Die 3um Qebstpobl
nit ben 0iiten idlpsntten uno Gin
frDblide8 Qieo pom Wieoerifnuen
iongen, net mebt 81 Ieben iporcn, 9ing
bic 0emetiDe nit frommeu 0sbet i'm
Ser5en beim. StiQ uno frieoiidl
mars i'm Dori. redt tpie Elm bciIigsr
gotteStd0.
auh Der Qeni oar rett tirdlit
gu Sinn. Sic wubt leIblt net, por.
am. &onni net begreiien, lpurum 5
ibr aro0 10 iieobeib i'm soer5en mar.
Gle iuiete in ihrer Sammer Dor benz
Mutiergttssbilo nisbcr uno Idsiie
cine lnni9e 6urpitte aui gum 6immeI
dir oil Ole brapsn 2eut orauben i'm
&rieg nnD smpioht tie ieinem gndoi.
atn SdaB.
Gines cages lam bic 2eni Sum
Germ Qebrer, her in Der 4emeine
Disl nm Rat uuo 3at o~noeooneei
purO'. Shr Usiitt mar lple ein
Apriltog nit 9onnenidein uno Vie
gen; Jrlblingsla6elR auf ben rotten
&ippen uno belle 2rGnsR in Der 3tb
ol9en.
~Nas pinTt benn9" iroste Der
2sbrsr I0nft.
2sni 5upiie pcrIegen on ibrey
S6ur3e. IS oeris net anal Gus
fpree9en, 9err leprer. 5 is a rstt8
anIiesen,
,giur frei beraus nit Ser 8eo", CT.
muntsrte iie 0er Sebrer. . miro
bnh niI llnrett's ie.n2"
n@"pib net ~e;isrte 2eui. llnS
idperatmtnb iuhr is iort; r%2tIS0ouu
mil Is iaaen. Sr0ut's. /, mout
iHpn bitten. ibr iout'8 10 freuuoli
isin uno iOut mir d Srisll idrsiben.
s periteb' mi ns: Nrau'. limbs IoHt'
q redier ihoner 9rtef rptrosn.-
81, &eni. Oh bait oodb ielber in
Der ShuP iei iaubey irreiben 9es
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