The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-09-29

ord Of 609.7 MS, Of milk and 29.879
ms. Of butter fat, equivalent to 37.S
ms. of butter. surpasses all others.
This record production was made at
the Ramsey County Home. n. St..
Paul .-Melrose Beacon.
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Every WadeAa booster will be tick
lied to hear that the Cuddigan- Gehr
Manufacturing company is to remain
in Wadena.
Better than that, the company will,
in the near future, begin work upon
the construction Of new and COM
modious factory building near the
right of way Of the Northern Pacific
railway, which will be used exclusive
lly for the manufacture of the now
famous potato loader, the potato Dig
ger and potato cutter which ere all
owned and patented by the company.
The decision to remain in Wadena
was reached after serious con:tdera-
ton was given to a proposal received
from Moorhead parties offering q
suitable site at low price, t'gsther
with a subscription of several thou
sand dollars worth Of the stock OF
the company .-Wadena Pioneer Jour
nal.
An accident that could have been
much more serious than it was, oc-
Cured last Sunday morning when
Emil Christensen was accidently shot
while out hunting. In some way in
handling his gun, the particulars OF
which we have not been able to get,
his gun went off and struck him in
the lower part of the breast on the
left side. The charge went up and
came out again in the upper part OF
the breast and penetrated his chin,
some of the shots going into his
mouth and thru his tongue.
The accident occurred near Round
Lake, near Sedan. Mr.. Christensen
vas at once taken to the home Of P.
).i Peterson and DR.. Elsey was call
I'd. He was taken in to his home on
Monday afternoon. On Monday eve
ling the doctor removed one gun wad
rom the wound and number of
shots. This morning another gun
vad and Is shots were removed.
Mr.. Christensen is doing very well
It the present time and is able to sit
Up little. The doctor avs that he
S in very good physical condition. Il
otherwise he would not have been |,
bile to stand the experience as well
IS he has. -Glenwood Herald.
Theodore Hesse died at St. Barn.
has Hospital, Minneapolis, Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. 20, after an illness
f only about ten days. He was sud-
lenly and seriously taken sick a |!
week ago Friday and at once removed
o the hospital where an operation I
vas performed His many friends 1
awaited any word his par
nts received from the hospital. Mon
lay the family received word that he
vas resting easier-also that he had 4
'een able to take small amount of
God. Tuesday message was re-
eived requesting the presence of his Il
mother, if she could possibly leave
lome. Mrs. Hesse left on the noon
rain and Theodore died at 2:30, about
wo hours before his mother reached
lis bedside.
He was II years of age. He was
'orn at Maple Leaf, Iowa, April 81
904. In 1909 he came with his par
nts to Westport and has since made
is home here. He was a member
f the M. w., A. Lodge of Westport.
He leaves to mourn his untimelyI
cath, his parents, = Mr.. and Mrs.
'hris Hesse, eight brothers, Henry,
,rnest, Carl, August, Albert, John,
[eman and Lester also two sisters,
lnna at home and Mrs. Ida Deglan
{ Iowa.
Funeral services were held this af-
emoon at o'clock at the NJ. E.
hurch, Rev. Johnston of Willard, Of
ciating. Burial was in Lake Aimel-
! cemetery.
The entire community extends sin
ere sympathy to the family. West
ort World.