The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-08-25
Recent Happenings in Minnesota
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News Of Events In Gopher State
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81, businessman is dead.
Blooming Prairie-The new $3.50, 200
Blooming Prairie high school has been
practically completed and is being
placed in readiness for the opening OF
school on Sept 6.
Duluth-Gottlieb Salzman, a farmer
residing seven miles north Of Duluth,
was killed when brick chimney col
lapsed, striking him on the head and
killing him almost instantly.
Luverne-The southwestern Mime.
sofa district Christian Endeavor con.
vention will take place at Beaver
Greek, this county. Aug. rs. 81 and %,
1t has been announced here.
Winona-Marauders for the second
time within two months entered ST.
Joseph's Catholic church. Members OF
the parish believe the providers were
in search of sacramento wine.
Luverne-A terrific wind. with a
heavy downpour of rain, swept over
this territory. Trees and house build
ings suffered considerably, and corn
fields are flattened Hail fell in some
sections.
Glencoe-Many cornfelds east of
this place were either partially or COM
pletely ruined when heavy hailstorm
visited this section. In Plato village
$50 sparrows were found dead under
one tree.
Preston-Pilot Herbert Riebe, aged
81, and R. C. Bright, manager of a
string of moving picture shows, one of
which is located here, were killed two
minutes after they took the air in a
1000 foot fall
Wabasso-The wool growers of Red:
wood county have decided to pool their
shipments this year and all of the
wool will be delivered to Wabasso for
shipment Aug. % under supervision of
the farm bureau.
Minneapolis-Ge George L. Dingman,
former assistant state dairy and food
commissioner, and once member OF
the state legislature, is dead He suf-
fered stroke of apoplexy, from which
he failed to rally.
Winona-Two men giving the names
of Robert Reed and Nick Roe, aged
80 and 20, respectively, both of Waba.
sha, escaped with minor injuries when
the car in which they were riding,
plunged over a Is foot embankment.
st. Peter-St. Peters two days OF
historical pageantry is concluded.
Fully 1000 persons witnessed the stag.
ing of the episodes that depicted the
city's history from the time it was an
Indian village site to the present day.
Winona-The charge for gas in this
city will be reduced from $1.93 per
1000 cubic feet to $3.50 on Sept. 1, the
new rate to be effective until Jan. 1,
it was announced by the Wisconsin.
Minnesota Light and Power company
here.
Minneapolis-Ruben A. Lundquist,
consulting engineer and graduate OF
the University of Minnesota, has been
named by Herbert Hoover as head of
the new division of electrical machin.
cry of the bureau of foreign and dom.
este commerce.
Waseca-Waseca, Steele, Dodge and
other adjacent counties are still com
planning of a shortage of teachers for
their rural schools and it is probable
that a number of schools may be
closed during the coming school year
because of this shortage.
st. Paul.. G. Clemens of Ovation
ma, formerly chaplain Of the 136th In
fantry, has issued call to all former
members to meet in the senate cham
Der of the state capitol at 10 a. m,
~ rn0 npfoI occnnja.
tion and arrange for annual reunions.
Winona-A. J. Deckert, aged IS, was
cut about the head and had two ribs
broken and shoulder wrenched by
being thrown to the ground when a
truck he was driving was struck by a
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
way passenger train at grade cross.
ing.
ST. neutrality-suspicious. Of every
state where drainage is factor in
agriculture are expected to be present
at the National Drainage congress, in
st. Paul, Sept. % to "a, to be conduct.
ed for the purpose of arousing ma.
tional sentiment to the possibilities Of
increased production through reclama.
ton Of land by drainage.
Duluth-Juli Cook, member Of the
Cook Realty company, owners of a
string of five theaters in Duluth and
Superior, was found dead in an aban.
doned office Of the New Grand theater
here. He had been shot through the
head. Arevolver with one empty shell
in the chamber lay near the body. Pc.
lice believe 1t a case Of suicide.
Clearbrook Opening for settlement
Of part OF the Red Lake reservation
in Clearwater and Beltramf counties.
with full protection Of the rights Of
Indians, is asked in resolution
adopted by the Clearbrook Commercial
club and communicated to Congress-
man Halvor Stevenson.
Minneapolis Stamp collection to-
falling 100000 in value were exhibited
at the convention Of the Society OF
Philatelic Americans at the Curtis ho-
tel. This as the value put Upon the
com5ined collectio- Of all delegates BY
G. W. zissinger, president q the 60