The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-09-01

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Elgin, died in hospital here without
having regained consciousness. follow
ing an automobile accident.
Marshall-Mr. and Mrs. Georgt
Purves, for more than Al years res
dents of Lyon county, celebrated the.
golden wedding anniversary.
Terrebonne-Earl Rose, aged IA, O;
Red Lake Falls. was drowned near the
dam in Clear Water river here, when
he slipped off log in deep water.
Storden-E. E. Smested. blacksmith
of this city, lost four toes Of his right
foot when a plowshare which he was
sharpening slipped from his hand.
Medford - Medford will decide
whether it will incorporate as village
at a special election called for Sept.
II by the Steele county board of COM
missioners.
nneapolis-William Moore, asso-
ciate professor of entomology at Uni
.versity farm has resigned to join the
faculty of the New Jersey college of
agriculture.
Canby-Thomas o. Rock, aged 43,
committed suicide by hanging himself
to tree in a, grove on his brothers
farm. Ill health is believed to have
been the cause.
Tracy-Carl A. Bergstrom, aged 80,
a ditch worker, was killed when sew.
eral tons of earth caved in. Berg
strom was laying tile at the bottom of
a seven foot ditch
Fertile-Carl Svenby, blacksmith
Of Maple Bay, is dead from burns re-
ceived when can of gasoline ex-
ploded. Svenby was attempting to
prime tractor engine.
Minneapolis-Seven cents street car
fare for Minneapolis as a measure of
temporary relief beginning September
1 was granted by the State Railroad
and Warehouse commission.
Winona-Violet Block, 4-year-old
St. Paul girl, is in a hospital here as
the result of injuries suffered when
she was struck by police department
motorcycle She suffered a broken
leg and cut forehead.
Minneapolis-H. G.. Zavoral, county
agent of Noble county, was appointed
extension live stock specialist at the
college Of agriculture by F. w. Peck,
director Of agricultural extension. He
succeeds J. s. Montgomery.
Crookston-Mrs. Stella Hamilton,
SO years old, was burned to death
when sparks from a bonfire set fire to
her home. The entire building was de-
stroyed. Mrs. Hamilton was living
alone in the rear Of the building.
Winona- Thompson, plumber,
was uninjured when a truck he was
driving was struck by passenger
train on the st. Paul road at street
crossing here. This is the second
similar accident within three days.
Rochester-Peter Thoen of Lanes
boro, was killed; his brother, Gilbert,
is in a Rochester hospital with a
broken arm, md DR.. Asbury, proprie-
tor Of the Northern hotel of Rochester,
was bruised in an automobile accident.
Owatonna-At it's first regular meet
ing in September the Owatonna Com
mercial club will undertake to raise
$1,000 fund in order that an additional
$4,000 might be obtained from the
state for completing, repairing and
building additions to the local armory.
. Bemidji-Dale Trembal, aged 13, re.
siding near Bagley, is in Jail here fol-
lowing an attack on Mrs. Earl Sever
son, a neighbor, with corn knife.
The boy said to have been enraged
over a report that he had broken into
q house, and, meeting Mrs. Severson,
accused her of spreading the story.
Crookston-In less than rs years CO.
operative marketing has spread until
there are more than 5000 local ship
ping associations, elevators and cream
cries in Minnesota, Neil H. Swanson,
head of the research department Of
the Minnesota Farm Bureau fedora
ton, told farmers attending market
ing meeting here.
neapolis-Minnesota coal con-
sumers, declared helpless in the face
lef monopolitistic control which fixes
prices, are advised to fill their bins to
avoid a possible shortage during the
coming winter, in a report of an in
vestigation into the trade by J. II.
Hay, deputy commissioner Of agncul-
ture. made public.
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