The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-29

a stay of mandate ordering Samuel C..
Pandolfo, former head of the Pan Mo-
tor company, to jail. The men, headed
by DR.. Charles N. Beyhan, asked that
the mandate he stayed at least one
year so that Pandolfo might reorgan-
ize the Pan Motor company and put
the business on a paying basis. Judge
Evans told them that it was impos-
sible to stay the mandate and he did
not believe the case was within his
jurisdiction. Pandolfo was sentenced
by former Federal Judge K. M. Lam
dis to 10 years imprisonment on a
charge of using the mails ina scheme
TO defraud.
observation-disclosures at the low
price of potatoes, wheat, oats and bar
ley many farmers are turning to fax
as the most prntltable crop raised III
rhis locality. Thousands Of acres of
virgin prairie south of this city viii
pe broken up and seeded to fax tiiiiis
spring.
Winons-The Winona shops cc t:.S.
Chicago & North Western raiiws-
have been presented with bancc-
,mblemi attic OF the best accident pre-
EN- io1. record in the last year CT a.
he shops on the system. The mum
Der cf accidents at the Winona shoDs
vas caduced SO Ter cent last year
oIivia--Floyd G. Hathaway of Graf
On, N. D., has been elected county
gent, succeeding w. X. Dyer, who
esigned to take position with the
oint stock loan bank.
Two Harbors--M. H. Brickley, tele.
hone manager of the Duluth & Iron
Range railroad here,w elected mayor
of Two Harbors at a quiet election.
He was opposed by Inez M. Gardner.
EIy-Steel for an 80 foot fire look.
out tower is being hauled to Fern
burg hill, high point IS miles east
of Ely, under the supervision of Ran
ger Frank Carney of the Superior ma
tional forest staff.
Owatonna-SteeIe county bankers
are planning to send a big delegation
to Rochester Monday and Tuesday.
May IA and Is, to attend the annual
meeting OF the First District group,
Minnesota State Bankers association
Plans for the district activities at the
state convention in June are to be
made at the meeting.
Hibbing-Local florists and agricul-
tural departments of the local schools
are planning tree planting week to
be held in the village early in May.
Every effective agency in the commu-
nifty will work in helping to plant
trees. The American Legion, fores-
try department, park board of schools
will be asked to assist
Thief River FalIs-A special meet
ing of the sugar beet committee was
held in the local commercial club
rooms. All contracts and applications
for sugar beet acreage were examined
and most of them approved. There
are, approximately eight hundred
signed up in the vicinity of Thief
River Falls.
st. James-The board of county
commissioners will defray one-third
of the expense of Lowering the Mad
eda-La Sale road at the intersection
with the Omaha railway east of
Madeda for an overhead crossing Of
fered by the railroad and warehouse
commission. Madeda village and Ma
deda township will each pay one
irl Of Of hn
road
Two Harbors-At the village cleo
ton, M. B. Brickley was elected may
or; W. J. Tranah, treasurer; Edward
Dawn, municipal Judge; George Spur
beck, special Judge; c. E. Anderson,
alderman, first ward; G. S. Locker.
alderman, second ward; Oscar Beck
man, alderman, third ward; Gust Mel
son, alderman, fourth ward. and A. G.
Johnson. assessor.
Minneapolis-New plans to serve
the Ford manufacturing plant at the
high dam, offered as a substitute for
the Milwaukee railroad trackage pro-
gram. would upset 100000 expan-
sion plan outlined by Milwaukee road
officials, which call for building
direct connecting line between the
district south of Lake street in Min
neapolis and the Ford plant, and the
erection of a new Mississippi river
railroad bridge, j. H. Foster, general
superintendent of the northern divi-
sion of that railroad said.
st. CIoud-Word received here
gives little hope that the date of the
state high school defamation contest
will be changed so that it will not
conflict with the state basketball tour
nament. The State Defamation
league last week announced the finals
would be conducted in Minneapolis.
March 20, which is the last day of the
basketball tournament. Donald Barr.
Tech student, who will represent the
school at both events will be up
against knotty problem, if the Tech
basketeers survive the elimination
contests.
Owatonna-Dr. v. H. ]. Lerrigo. for
mer secretary of the American Bap-
fist Foreign mission society, address
ed the meeting of the Solthcentral
Minnesota Baptists district mission
airy rally on the subject. World