The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-10-05
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ChatfieId-Of 81 entries to the FIRST
State banks third annual five acre
corn contest, five received prizes az:
giegating $40. ~
MinneapoIis-Mrs. I. G.. Scott, wife
of Alderman Scott and Miss Josephine
Beaverson, were badly cut and bruis.
ed in an auto accident here.
Wheaton-Miss Laura Thurman,
who flied as candidate on the farm.
er-labor ticket for county superinten'
dent of schools, has withdrawn.
Duluth-A request has been made
that $4,000 be levied in the 1929
school tax levy for the Duluth teach
ers retirement fund.
Duluth-Duluth's 100000 school
bond issue. bearing AZ per cent inter
est, was sold to the Harris Trust and
Savings bank Of Chicago.
DuIuth-More than 5000 new names
will be included in the new city direc'
tory of Duluth to be published In No.
vember.
Chisholm-The next annual confer
cuCO VI uO1 tAC1A N1lAAOooIe1 NASSAAS
dists will be conducted at the Henne-
pin Avenue Methodist church of Min
neapolis.
MinneapoIls-Min right to
levy a tax on automobiles even though
they are in storage and out of use
has the judicial 20. K" of the Henne.
pin county district court.
virginia-Immediate steps to issue
$4,000 worth of bonds of the 100000
authorized for light, water and heal
extensions will be taken by the city
council.
Hutchinson - Dedication exercises
of the Hutchinson Community Hospi.
tai took place Tuesday, Sept. 26, when
the entire community declared holi.
day.
DuIuth-Damages of $4,000 for al
legged wrongful death of his wife, Ida
M. Johnson, is sought by Charles
johnson in an action against Edward
D. Gumphrey now on trial before a
jury in district court here.
Iron Mountain, Mich.-A recount Of
tho votes cast in Schoolcraft county,
for treasurer showed that Mrs. Agnes
Husband was nominated by major
ity of two votes over Edward Null
thaupt and by three votes over Miss
Laura Williams. -..
! Albert Lea-Fortunate Is the baby
born in Minnesota! According to
tables, Minnesota ranks third in states
Of the longest lived people. The ex-
beetation of life at birth is for white
males 1854 years and for white fe-
males 60.58 years. - 49,. +.
. Hibbing-Total mine shipments
from the state-owned properties have
shown a decrease with the end of the
shipping season in sight. Total out
put amounted to 130,012 tons, 2,710
cars. 49,. =. ~.
DuIuth-GuiRord G. Hartley, Duluth
business man, who died last January
left an estate valued at $2,9S7,734.S6,
according to an inventory Of the es-.
tate filed in probate court by Edward
J. Nancy, and F. L. Salter, appraisers.
Hokah-Dairy leaders from all over
the United States will meet at the in
vitation~ of the Holstein-Friesian Asso-
citation of America at the State Fair
Grounds, Thursday evening, October
18th, during the week of the National
Dairy show.
DuIuth-A resolution asking the city
to prohibit the sale Of firearms except
by licensed dealers was adopted by
the David Visited post OF the American
legion. The resolution will be offered
as a national measure at the New Or
leans convention.
Mankato-What threatens to become
an issue in civic affairs here has aris-
en- through the casting aside by the
city council Of recommendations of
the charter commission. The council
refused to submit to the voters the
proposed changes in the form in which
the charter commission presented
them.
ouluthEDuluth Is the only city in
the United States where the paving
program for the year viii be COM
pleted.
Lltchfield-This city and Meeker
county Will attend the Nat10nal Dairy
show at the State Fair grounds in
body Oct. IL. All business will close.
st. Cloud-Lawrence c. Hodgson,
former mayor of st. Paul, and ]. F.
Reed, president of the Minnesota Farm
bureau federation, made addresses
during the meeting here of the Ger.
man Catholic societies.
Luverne-Fire, originating in
small stack Of straw on the county
fair grounds here destroyed the horse
and poultry buildings, entailing loss
of about $3.50. The flames were kept
from spreading by bucket brigade.
Mortified, Minn.-Carleron college,
shows a present enrolment of $40
students, the largest in the history of
the college. Pending completion of
the mems ne7 dormitory, $50 students
are CHARTERED in lodges and private
homes.
Duluth-That an increase in the
1922 tax levy for 1923 in the county
is inevitable is the opinion today of