The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-20

the Farmers state bank OF Perham byi
/ s. B. Dnea, state superintendent OF
banks. 1t rs capifa allied at $4,000 and
has a surplus Of 1000
Canby--Iyer Skorseth, one of the
Oldest section hands on the North
western railway, suffered a badly
mangled band when it was caught in
| the gears Of coal holster.
Winons Alfred Hertzfeldt, aged "a,
Arcadia. Wis, was killed when the car
| III which he and four companions were
| returning from Winona went off the
road three miles south of Arcadia
st. Paul Plans are being made for
| the re0pening of the Chippewa State
| bank Of Montevideo, S. B. Duea, state
| superintendent of banks, said. Action
! had been contemplated by some per-
sons Interested in the bank to have the
court appoint a. receiver.
st Paul-The rights of Indians to
| hunt on lands which have been allotted
| to them regardless of state laws and
regulations is to be tested out in the
| Cass county district court at Cass
| Lake the next term of court, Carlos
Avery, state game and fish commits
| sioner, reported.
| Minneapolis-Co- of the
Minneapolis Civic & Commerce asso-
citation with the ST. Cloud Commercial
| club for joint celebration on Novem-
| Der Is of the opening of the paved
highway between Minneapolis and st.
! Cloud is assured, officials Of the two
| organizations said.
Worthington-At meeting of far
| mers here, gathering of the immense
corn crop of Mobiles county was dis
cussed. A price of 21s cents to 3k
cents was agreed upon as the proper
| amount to be paid for picking the corn.
| It is believed there will be plenty Of
| help at these prices.
Detroit-James, 17-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Kendall, met al
most instant death by the accidental
| discharge of shotgun. The boy was
hunting ducks from boat. In some
manner the oar caught the hammer
of the gun and discharged it, the
charge entering the boys breast.
Buhl-A temporary injunction to
prevent all further work on the, Bull
and Kinney high schools and to de-
clare void contracts that have been
let for the last two years, on the
grounds of extravaganza and excessive
expenditures, is asked for by four To-
cal mining companies against the
Bull board of education.
| D.,1,.tL u;o;ooc hod
| plenty to eat, warm clothes to wear,
! motion pictures twice each week, reg
| ular church services and light work,
| it is said, induced Frank Gordon, H.
| years old, to set fire to small storage
building for the purpose of breaking
into saltwater prison. He is now
charged with arson and faces pos
sibility of seven years maximum in
the state prison.
| st. Paul-Preliminary steps for the
organization of the Ramsey. county
| division of the Minnesota Sanity
| league were taken at meeting held
here. A meeting will be held in about
10 days to effect the permanent organ
ization of the section. The aim of the
| organization is to work for the allow
ance of the legal sale of beer and light
wines. Horace Whitmore is chairman
of the state organization, with head
quarters in the st. Regis hotel, Min
neapolis. An advisory board of 10
| will be appointed.
| Minneapolis-Law enforcement Off
GERS who neglect to do their duty in
enforcement of the liquor laws sane
ton lawlessness and crime and should
be removed from office, s. B. Qvale,
federal prohibition director for Mime
sofa, said in communication sent to
county attorneys, sheriffs, mayors, po-
lice officers, state, county, city, vii
lage and town officers. He pleaded
for cooperation in protecting the
home against bootleggers and blind
piggers" through enforcement Of the
18th amendment, state amendments
and the Volstead act.
Bemidji-A yield of 600 bushels Of
potatoes to the acre was reported by
H. M. Clark of this city, who has a
farm near Puposky, few miles north
of Bemidji. An average crop Of ABOUT
200 bushels to the acre in Beltrami
county is predicted by Daniel c. Dvor-
acek, county agent.
Moorhead-Peter Ness, night pa
trolman here, was shot through the
left eye by two bandits who attempt
ed to hold up restaurant. The
wounded officer staggered q block
from the scene OF the shooting before
he fell. Physicians say there Is some
hope for his recovery. >
j Rochester Frsctfcarly every 0en-
lists Office In the city was visited by
sneak thieves. At one place about
500 II, gold was taken. s.i
IA Albert aLeazA-, r. Nelson, for over
80 years q resident here, died whila