The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-08-31
cs.s..h-Most Of the 100000 tons Of

cs!ss.sh!,-Most Of the 100000 tons OF
coal scheduled to arrive In Duluth and
Superior this week will go to these
two ports. it was announced. This
movement from the Lake Erie ports
is the first since the strike.
Wessingon Springs. 8. D.--More than
an hours rain fell here, the first in
six weeks. The moisture was needed
for potatoes, corn and pastures The
rain was accompanied by some hail.
which caused little damage.
Big Fails-Eleven rifles and seven
pistols greeted federal dry agents
when they visited the home of Allen
N. Curtis, near Big Falls. Mimi, last
night. according to reports received
at headquarters.
Minneapoils-Jos e. Link, known
as the "Enoch Arden of Minneapolis, !"
is entitled to a pension from the Vol
unteer Firemen's association, City At
torney Neil M. Cronin has ruled.
crookston-Richard L. Spiering,
manager Of the Crookston Gas COM
pany has been named receiver of the
company by the United States district
court.
Observation-Disclosures Of Mime
sofas parole board, establishment of
constabulary system through sher-
IFS offices and passage Of a new cap
ital punishment law will be urged
st. Paul-Effective Oct. Is, Chinese
ring neck pheasants will be protected
by proclamation issued by Governor
j. A. o. Preus. It will be unlawful
to capture, kill or have In possession
any Considerable number Of the spe-
cies.
FertlIe-Nels Clementsen. aged IS,
a farmer living few miles west Of
here, was seriously injured when
backing tractor to threshing sep
arator. -Four ribs were broken and
he was internally injured.
MfnneapoIls-Axel B. Dahl, city at
torney Of Nashwauk, Mimi, is named
in disbarment proceedings referred by
the state Supreme court to the board
Of law examiners for preliminary in
vestigation and report, Verne Pidgeon,
secretary Of the board, announced.
Minneapolis Two men were
seriously injured when a Chicago,
Great Western engine, upon which
they were working at the company's
roundhouse on Boom Island, ran wild
and crashed through the brick wall Of
the building.
Red Wlng-At a meeting of the
Goodhue Dairymens association, it
was decided to raise the price of milk
and cream to local consumers. Milk
that has been 10 cents a quart here
after will cost II cents.
Slayton-Fire destroyed the $4,000
barn, 80 tons of clover hay, hog
house, granary with 1900 bushels Of
oats and three stacks Of straw on the
farm Of c. M. e. Johnson, northwest
of here.
st. James-Anton Torkelson Of this
place was elected president of the Wa
tonwan-Brown county branch of the
University Farm Alumni association
at meeting attended by $50 Univer-
sity farm graduates and students at
Fort Hill.
Montevideo-The fuel situation In
Montevideo Is very serious. Dealers
have practically no stock on hand and
few individuals have their winter sup
ply In the bins. The local board Of
education has made no arrangements
for its winter supply of coal.
st. Paula statewide campaign to
interest potato growers in grading the
1922 crop will be launched at the Min
nesota State Fair, Sept. 2 to 9, by the
state department of agriculture, the
state agricultural college, and the po-