The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-07-13
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The school meetings OF StearnS
county will be held July Is.
Mrs. Barney Eversman, aged 10,
died last week at her home near Cold
Spring.
Frank E. Carlson, for many years
resident of Grove Lake and Willard,
died last week at the latter place.
Miss Cannon Robinson and Martin
Mitwer of Kimball were united in
marriage on the Fourth.
Mic Pflepsen, one of the oldest and
best known residents of Cold Spring,
died at his home at that place last
week. He was II years old.
Herman Beckerman, father of John
Beckerman, residing two miles north
of New Munich, died last week in an
Anoka hospital. He was 76 years of
age.
John Bieniek, 19-year old son of
Joseph Bieniek, living near Holding
ford, was drowned last week at He
bron, N. D., while swimming in res
ervoir.
James C. Myron, formerly of St.
Cloud, was killed last week at Biwa-
blk by bullet fired by striking MIR
er. He was serving as deputy sheriff
in the strike zone.
Miss Thea Swanson, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Swanson of Belgrade, was
married last week at Duluth to Frank
johnson of that city, where the cou-
pie will make their home.
The pickle factory at Long Prairie
will not be operated this season owing
to the fact that the farmers in that
vicinity are not growing cucumbers
enough to make the plant profitable.
William Nylander, aged %, stu
dent in the dental college of the state
university, was drowned on the Fourth
at Alexandria. The young man was
taken with cramps and sank in deep
water.
Work is being rushed on the con-
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church at Ward Springs which will
replace the structure recently destroy
ed by fire. The cost will be about
$4,000.
Park Rapids will install a white
way this summer. Sixteen posts have
been signed up for by owners of bus
mess blocks on the two principal
streets.
Ed. Schneider and Henry Pearson
were killed in Ripley town near Little
Falls last week when a house they
were moving fell from the jacks,
crushing them between the structure
and a new cement foundation.
The Todd County Argus of Long
Prairie has been sold by A. E. Reese
to ]. E. and K. G. Chrysler of Lake
Park, Iowa, who have taken possess
ion of the plant. ]. E. Chrysler will
have active management of the bus
mess. He is an old newspaper man
and former president of the Iowa Ed
itorial association.
Unable to swim, August Dive, %
years of age, was drowned in Cedar
lake three miles east of Melrose on
the Fourth when he accidentally over
turned the rowboat from which he
had been fishing. He had come from
his home at Wheatland, N. D., to Gel
citrate the day with friends. The body
was recovered by divers.
Judge Frank Ives of the Cass Lake
Times has retired from newspaper
work, having disposed of the paper to
l. F. Ittner and Grant Utley, both of
whom have been associated with the
Times for some years. Judge Ives is
IS years of age and at the time of his
retirement was said to be the oldest
man in the state engaged in editing
newspaper.
Phillip H. Kray, who since 1909 has
been president of the Farmers Mil
ling Company of Cold Spring, has
been appointed receiver of the COM
any following a petition filed in the
district court by George M. Schaefer
of Albany in behalf of the creditors.
In May of this year the mill and ware
house were destroyed by fire and the
adjustment of the insurance was tied
up by several garnishments, leaving
the financial affairs of the company
in a complicated condition.