The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-06

| when American Legion posts in Ram
sey county present their frontier jam
| boree'' at the Armory for one week
beginning October Is. A score Of for
mer service men now are at worl
transforming the interior Of the build
! ing into slippery Gulch," mythical
western village.
Duluth Caught while ransackine
the business office of the Strand the
alter in the heart of Duluth's business
district, youth wearing the uniform
of the United States army attacked
Leo Ressler, manager, knocked him
to the floor, dashed up a stairway tc
the street and ran four blocks past the
|, Duluth Central police station before
he was captured.
Washington-Mor than one-third
of the population of Minnesota in 1920
was of native parentage, according to
federal census bulletin. Out of the
total population of 2,36S,936 in the
state, there were S27,627 persons of
native parentage. OF foreign parent
age there were 70S,126, and of mixed
parentage 347,019. The foreign born
population amounted to 4S6,164.
Winger-The funeral of Nels T.
Void was conducted here, in charge
of Nels T. Void post of the American
Legion of Crookston. The pallbearers
and the firing squad were overseas
veterans, wearing regulation uniforms.
Brainerd-The Sixth District Amer
lean Legion association was formally
organized here.
Lake Benton-The farm residence
of Peter Chawsee north of here, burn
ed to the ground while the family was
away.
ST. James-St. James and Madelia
formally celebrated the opening Of the
new highway connecting the two
towns
Claremont - Thieves entered the
Way drugstore while the clerk was
away and about s25 from the cash
register was taken.
st. Peter-With more than 1,500 per-
sons from over the entire state in at
tendance the cornerstone of the Gus
tavus college gymnasium was. laid.
Luverne-The barn of Cornelius
'Samuelson, together with four horses,
harnesses, hay, and other implements,
were destroyed by fire Of unknown orr
gin. t..-..
Brainerd - Robert Nelson was
drowned in South Long lake, near
here, when he stepped into hole
while wading after a duck he had
killed.
Bagley-With the erection of sew
eral business buildings and dwellings
at Ebro, near here, another prospect
i've city is added to Minnesota munich
palities. @
Fairmont-Judge w. L. Comstock of
,Mankato, sitting for Judge e. c. Dean,
sentenced A. A. Kempert to 80 days
in Jail for failure to pay alimony of
$50 month.
E; Fergus Falls-The State Bank of
Brushdale, across the line in Wilkin
county, was robbed of $4,000 in money
and bonds, according to word received
by the sheriff here.
assist in the search for the jewelry
thieves who stole two trunks contain
ing $4,000 worth of jewelry from A.
L. Heuer, salesman.
Sandstone-E. Hoyez, Civil war vet
eran, is dead at his home here at the
age of 80. He was born in France and
recently he and his wife celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary.
Duluth-James Shannon, aged seven
years, was crushed to death when run
over by motor truck. Police said
the lad was chasing pet rabbit and
ran directly in the path of the truck.
Crookston-Mrs N. P. Stone of this
city and Mrs. J. A. Gould Of Tucson,
iAriz., twins, celebrated their 10th
birthday anniversary here at BAN
quet attended by relatives and friends.
Hallock-Rose Krips, aged 6, shot
and killed her brother, aged II, with
a rife, while the two were playing
with the gun which they did not know
was loaded. The bullet entered the
boys back.
Gilbert-The Gilbert-Virginia road
will be closed for nearly year, it is
announced, for paving. AS a detour
would cost large sum, the public will
be compelled to go to Virginia by way
of Eveleth
Thief River Falls-Car1 Herman Pet
.erson, one Of the oldest pioneers of
Pennington county is dead as a re-
suit Of injuries received when he fell
from a plow. Mr.. Peterson's neck
was broken
Bovey = Former college football
stars living here and in Coleraine have
organized team to be known as the
Canister Diggers. Levi Seeley was.
elected captain and coach and F. H.
Raumer, manager.
Tyer-The first hunting accident in
this vicinity occurred when Nels Utoft,
aged 16, had one of his hands so bad
ly wounded by an accidental charge of
hiss shotgun, that the hand had to be
amputated at the wrist.
Hibbing-A committee has been ap-