The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-21
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS

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FROM OUR EXCHANGES o.
What nearly resulted in serious
accident happened Thursday when a
young lady who is enjoying an outing
at Birch lake went out to take here
midday dip. The young lady rowed
her boat out from the snore to what
she considered about the right depth
for a plunge. She had miscalculated
the depth, and when she jumped
from the boat, sank beneath the sur
face. The other girls in the boat
Immediately called for help, and Mr..
Frank Dicks, who was working at one
of the cottages, rushed to the water
to her assistance. He arrived to the
spot where she last appeared above
the water and after several attempts
succeeded in locating her and bring
ing her to the surface. DR.. Laughlin
was Immediately called and in short
time the young lady had recovered
Grey Eagle Gazette.
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Clarence McConville of St. Paul,
and the Misses Bernice Maxwell and
Margaret jackson of Kansas City, all
guests at the Hotel Idlewilde, mar
rowly escaped serious injury just be-
fore noon today when the McConville
car driven by young McConville went
over a twenty-foot enbankment north
of the cottage now at the 1dlewilde
The driver is said to have lost con-
troll of the car and the machine over
turned at the bottom of the bank on
the lakeshore, pinning McConville
and Miss Jackson underneath. Miss
Maxwell escaped a like fate by
| jumping. The occupants were more
or less bruised but are not thought to
have been seriously injured. The cal
was an Essex-was badly damaged
and is at the Osakis Auto company
garage for repairs. The fact that
the top was up no doubt saved the
lives of the young people.-Osakis
Review.
After being seriously i'll for about
month, Nick A. Rausch, a resident
of this village, was called to his eter.
nal reward last Friday morning, Jul!
Sth, at about 6 o'clock. The cause Of
his death was heart trouble and drop
sy. He was 62 years of age.
| H. Of
this county, and resided on a farm il
Lake George Twp, for number Of
years and later resided on the Johr
Hendrickson farm, about six mile:
northeast of town, in Crow Rive1
Twp. The family moved to Belgrade
about two years ago.
| The deceased leaves to mourn, his
wife and three children, Leonard anc
Mathilda of this community, and Johr
Rausch of Alaska belgrade Tri
bune..
The death of Henry Huhning, ar
aged resident of Melrose township
occurred Sunday on the old Huhnine
farm, recently purchased by Frank
Tieman and occupied by John Niehoff
with whom the deceased has beer
staying.
Henry Huhning was born in Ger
many and was seventy-three years OF
age. He came to this country and
has been a farmer near here for many
years. He is survived by daughter
Mrs. Paul Yange, of South Cam
bridge, N. Y.
The funeral was held at the St.
Bonifce church Monday forenoon
Msgr. B. Richter, officiating.-Mel-
rose Beacon.
The seven passenger, 1921 model
Buick car belonging to w. F. Unge1
of this city was stolen at Minneapolis
last Thursday afternoon between the
hours Of and $50.
Mr.. Unger had driven to Mime
apolis on business and was accom-
panied by Mrs. Unger and DR.. and
Mrs. Cullen of Sank Rapids. Mr..
Unger had parked the car on LIST Ave.
north, near the West Hotel and all
had gone to the hotel for it was dur
ing the time that they were at the
hotel that the car was stolen.
The theft was reported to the po-
lice but all efforts to locate the car
failed The car had license No. B.