The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-11-03
NEWS OF STATE
TERSELY told
Recent Happenings in Minnesota
Given in Brief items fer
Busy Readers.
ENTIRE FIELD COVERED
News Of Events In Gopher state
Gathered From Many Different
Sources and Arranged In
Crisp Readable Form.
Rochester-Dr. and Mrs. W.. J. Allen
celebrated their 66th wedding anniver-

Rochester-Dr and Mrs. w. J. ALE
celebrated their 66th wedding annivel
sary
Ellsworth-Hugo Clausen is dea
from poisoning contracted fror
scratching pimple on his face.
Winona-John Langowski, aged Al
died following fall from wagon, O.
which he was trying to climb while !
was in motion.
Frazee-State Game and Fish Com
missioner Avery has issued an orde
closing 30 lakes in Becker count,
against the netting of white fish.
Fergus Falls-Anton Erickson, far
mer, living in the town of Ida, wa.
| sentenced to 80 days in the county
jail on charge of operating still.
P1pestone-Nearly 200 veterans Of
the World war appeared before the
| cleanup" squad sent here to take tes
tlmony and adjust claims of former
| soldiers.
Wlnona-Walter Eammons was sen.
fenced to an indeterminate term in
the st. Cloud reformatory, after con.
V1ction on a charge of forgery in the
second degree.
Fergus Falls-The barn on the C. e..
Carlson farm near Ida was DESTROYED
by fire and four horses, five COWS,
three calves and four sheep were
burned to death.
Fergus Falls-The year old son of
Mrs. Earl Carlson, widow, was run
over by an automobile. The boy re-
ceived a fractured skull and died q
few minutes later. $500
Rochester-The Olmsted County
State bank has taken over the &C.
counts of the Peoples State bank,
closed about 60 days ago, and is now
paying depositors in full. .us..
Rochester-Carl Schwanke, rs years
old, son CT Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwan-
Ike, living 10 miles south OF Rochester.
was instantly killed when he fell into
the fvvheel Of steam traction en-
CINE ri 81
El!enda!e - Twelve horses were
burned to death and several others
badly injured in fire which DESTROYED
barns Of the Cameron, Joyce & Co., on
the Nels Thompson farm, mile west
of here ~N-iino
Blooming Prairie-Blooming Prairie
business and professional men and |
women will enjoy the gymnasium and
other facilities Of the new high school
as the result of plans made by the
school board here. ~
Minneapolis Reports that he Isl
about to resign or has resigned were
denied fatty by s. B. Qvale, federal
prohibition director for Minnesota. Mr..
Qvale said there was absolutely no
foundation for the report.
st. Paul-George P. Watson, editor
Of the Faribault Pilot, and delega.
ton of Faribault citizens, will meet
with Ray P. Chase, state auditor, to !,
discuss proposals for establishing al
state park near Faribault.
Kragness-A golden eagle, weighing
10 pounds and with wing spread of
10 feet from tip to tip, was shot down
~ Emil Boon, a young son of farm
n living north of here This is the
irst golden eagle heard Of in this sec
ion in recent years.
st. Paul-Charles M. Babcock, state
highway commissioner, announced
hat, barring unforeseen obstacles, the
zig program Of winter work to relieve
unemployment and speed needed i'm.
'rovements on trunk highways will
'e launched within a week.
sDuluth-The Duluth & Northern
Minnesota railroad has abandoned it's
o miles of railroad running from
Anife River in Lake county northeast.
rly to Cascade in Cook county, under
he authority granted by the Inter.
tate Commerce commission.
Minneapolis-In an effort to expe.
lite public improvements with a view
2 providing work for the unemployed.
ne City Council has authorized Joint
leeting Of all its committees having
barge of public works to map out a
obstruction program for next season.
st. Paul-C Change in name of the |
II division of the Minnesota National
lard was announced by officers of
le organization. Instead of the First {
lnnesota Observation squadron as it {
40 been designated hitherto, it nowI I
Ill be known as the 109th Air
1uadron. I'll
Pipestone-The new waterworks sys. \
m, under construction the last two 6
ears, was formally completed when
alter was turned into the waterworks I
wer for the first time. The. new FL
wer is built of concrete, is 100 feet |
gh, holds 10000 gallons Of water. y
ID is operated in connection with al =
ncrete reservoir holding 100000
Hons. III
Fergus Falls-Paul H. Kirk, United |
ates government crop reporter for I
9 state Of Minnesota, is to transfer =
headquarters January 1, from this G
y to st. Paul. The government \
Insferred him In order that he NAV
rk in closer cooperation with the |
nnesota state department of agri. NJ
lture. 4
head-According to Clay coun.1 q
authorities, Fred Wilson, arrested / "A
International Falls, has confessedi
the shooting Of Peter Ness, night
srolman here, following an attempt "
hold up the Hans restaurant, early 9
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