The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-09-14


as In any recent years.
fairmont-That feeding steers is a
good investment was proved here
when A. j. Driscoll, representing a
st. Paul company, sold SO head of
steers within a few hours after they
had been unloaded.
Mankato-Henry Mems, brought
back here from Worthington on charg.
es of stealing automobiles, in making
a confession to police, alleged his wife
assisted him in stealing one car here
and another at New Ulm. -.
Mankato-The champion bread-mak-
ing team selected at last years fair
is now demonstrating in Winnipeg be-
fore extension workers of Manitoba.
The team Is from Mankato and Is
made up of Leona Peterson, Evelyn
Cuddy and Myra Jones.
Moorhead-Sophie Carlson, who es.
capped from the state insane asylum
at Fergus Falls several days ago, has
been captured. .r,... ..t=. 30
Eyota-Two little 12-year-old girls,
Lillian Katzung Of Alden and Marcella
Keefe of Eyota, captured the sweep
stakes and the reserve sweepstakes
prizes with their heifers in the dairy
calf exhibits at the State Fair.
Pipestone-John Barton of Sioux
Falls carried away two silver loving
cups in the tennis tournament held
on the local courts. He was one of
the winners in the finals of the double
play and also won the single match.
Carl Stuckeman, also of Sioux Falls,
was Barton's mate in the doubles.
Players from Dell Rapids, Sioux Falls,
Flandreau, Tyler, Lake Benton, Worth.
ington, Window, Slayton, Hardwick
and Pipestone, took part in the con-
test.
Vlrslnia-Due to cement shortage,
city improvements are being held up
and unless supplies arrive soon the
city warehouse and garage will have
to be built next year. Paving will re-
ceive first attention.
Falrmont-Between the closing of
schools in the afternoon and the open
ing next morning men with tractors
"snaked" off it's foundations the school
building in Rolling Green township and
moved it to a new location. The
school house was located IS years ago
and recently a bitter controversy
arose, some patrons demanding a new
location. ' e
BaeIey-The Bagley Independent
owned by large number of farmer
stockholders, announces that 1t will be
sold as quickly as possible, and the
stockholders to make up for the losses
incurred during the past three years.
st. Paul-Marion Lindley, rs years
old, q painter employed by the Great
Northern railroad in st. Paul, was
crushed to death between two freight
cars at the Jackson Street shops.
NorthfieId-Alumni students and
former students of Carleton college
now residents of Cannon Falls, Farm.
ington and Mortified united there the
9Th In the organization of Carleton
club. -..,. -. ...
Owatonna-The city council has
split the first and second wards into
two precincts each in order that votes
cast at the November elections can
be counted more quickly.
St. Paul-The directors of the Twin
City Rapid Transit company authoriz.
ed the payment Of a regular quarter.
ly dividend on preferred stock at a
meeting held at the eompany's offices
here. The dividend is s1.75 per share
DuIuth-Attorneys representing the
United States railroad administration
and claimants in fire cases, dismissed
142 cases listed on the special calen-
dar Of the Duluth district.
Winona-Martin Peterson, 18 years
old, of Rochester, is being held at the
Winona County Jail in connection with
the theft Of automobile tires from a
garage at Minnesota City.
Mankato-When within q block of
her own home, returning from touring
trip through Minnesota and northern
Wisconsin, Mrs. H. G.. Kroon Of this
city was badly injured in an automo.
bile accident.
3 Red Wing-The Hamline university
piano which WIS used at Red Wing In
1854 has been placed In front of
the speakers platform in Portrait hall
OF the Territorial Pioneers building
and was used In programs during fair
week.
5 Duluth-Although failing to deposit
q $3.50 check required to insure
purchase of the abandoned line of the
Duluth & Northern Minnesota railroad
Robert Waldron. Minneapolis. declared
he had not abandoned plans for the
purchase Of the road. Ia,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Authori1ing issu-
ance Of camping n,enses 70 campers
VIII sbe adyocatedaat ,thA.s NEXT state
legislAtnre By HE State Forestry de-
psrtznsnt q = snneaAs Gok Ubtainins
funds 70 carry out the forestry pro
gram, State Forester W. +. Coz said.
Z d. sJamSs--y. a vMcRe,I. guard Coz
NJ 0fnahA railway. was frsd on hers
bv unidentified persons who euAd away