The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-08-17

who is spending 80 days in the Jail.
Detloff asked for copy of the New
Testament
Red Wing - Martin Erickson Of
White Rock was sentenced by Judge s..
j. Nelson to 10 days in Jail for driving
an automobile while intoxicated and
for 80 days more for transporting
liquor. Andrew Johnson of this city
who was riding with Erickson when
the latter was arrested, drew Is days
in Jail for resisting arrest.
Winona-The extent to which pigs
are commonly kicked by farmers to
keep them out of the trough at feed
ing time was argued in municipal
court here. Roy Celtic, II year old
farmland, charged Frank Pruka, his
employer, with assault Because the
farmer thrashed him for kicking the
pigs. The court found Pruka not
guilty.
Minneapolis = Completion OF the
Zion Lutheran church, Lyndale and
Twenty-sixth avenue north, was cele-
brated by the congregation with spe-
cial services. Rev. H. G. Stub, presi-
dent of the Norwegian Lutheran
church of America preached the prin-
cipal sermon, and an address also was
delivered by the pastor, Rev. B. e.
Bergesen. .#>.
Red Wing-A plague Of rats has be-
come so serious here In the business
district that the Chamber of Commerce
has named committee to consider
the best means of exterminating them.
Business men report they have tried
poison, cats and dogs, but still the rod
ents Increase, doing damage to build
ings and goods in them.
MinneapoIis-Tre Auge, Pioneer
Minnesota ferryman, is dead. He
was 95 years old, and had been resi-
dent of Minnesota for 70 years. Mr..
Auge operated the ferry across the
Minnesota river just below Fort Smell
ling for 81 years, having purchased it
from General Sibley in 1861.
st. Paul-Mrs. Nicholina Jacobson
Nelson, wife of U. S. Senator Knute
Nelson of Minnesota, died at the SEN
atorial home in Washington, following
an illness of several years duration.
The remains were brought to Mime
sofa for burial in Senator Nelson's
plot at Ills old home in Alexandria.
HIbblna-The state convention Of
the World War Veterans to be held
here Aug. 18th and 10th. $50 dele
gates from Minneapolis are expected.
Hlbbing-Henry Dexheimer, ex-ser.
vice man from Wisconsin, who appear
ed in Hibbing recently, who is thought
to be violently insane, has been re-
moved to the county Jail in North
Hibbing to await his father, Henry
Dexheimer, to take him home.
Mlnneapolis-Poli have been ask
ed to aid in the search of Mrs. Dorothy
Nelson Willy, % years old, who dis.
appeared from the home of her par.
ents, with whom she has been living.
A note to her mother said she was not
coming back.
MinneapoIis-C. S. Haynes of the
Charles S. Haynes company, realtors,
announced the purchase of 100-year
lease on the Phelps building, 913-915
Nicollet avenue, and the ground cover
ed by the building, by Kelly Brothers.
New Ulm-Captain Max Sebald, who
organized Company A, has resigned
as captain of the local national guard
Unit. Lieutenant w. S. Crockroft will
succeed him.
WIllmar, MInn.-Miss Alice Magnu-
son was crowned queen of honor in
the presence of 5000 persons who at
tended the Kandiyohi county pageant
given by the American Legion.
Hibblng-The Mountain Iron bank
will reopen with capital of $4,000
and surplus of $4,000. The new Of
ficers are: c. A. Webb, president; G.
A. Apuli, vice president; John Erick-
son, cashier. -"@ .M
Observation-Disclosures Of 10 year old
Earl Thomas saved BYRON Benson.