The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-10-18
Neu1t BrietrMM
AN M State
Condensed Stories Of HappeninSs
Of the Week In Minnesota


ganized here by G. c. Goonski, direc
tor of the Willmar municipal band
There will be 40 members in the new
band.
Adrian-At the annual meeting Of
the Mobiles County Agricultural socie
~. c. F. Martin was reelected presi
dent. J. j. kies secretary, and G. w
Sprouse treasurer.
Jackson-Judge e. e. Dean of the
district court has dismissed the man
damus proceedings having to do with
Judicial Ditch No. Al, known as the
Million Dollar Sioux Valley Ditch"
Winona-Ground will be broken
here for the new chapel of St. Mary
of the Angels to be erected at the Col
lege OF st. Teresa at a cost of $500,
DOC: Construction is to begin at once
Waseca-The Elks Park association
plans to erect summer hotel on
Clear lake, northeast of this city. Part
of the contracts for the structure,
which is to cost $4,000, have been
let.
Anoka-T. H. Boyd, 20 years old,
pleaded not guilty to the charge of
first degree murder placed against
him in connection with the shooting
Ut Frank Leferriers here August Is
last.
Duiuth-Timely showers which WIS.,
tied northern Minnesota relieved the
forest and brush fire situation so that
g. M. Comet, assistant state forester,
ordered the roundup of emergency fire
fighters to muster them out.
4 Albert Lea-Mrs Nellie Kaasa,
found guilty Of manslaughter In the
FIRST degree by a jury here, was SEN
fenced to the state penitentiary at
saltwater at hard labor for a period
not to exceed ten years.
st. James-An indoor carnival will
be given Nov. IL by the St. James post,
American Legion. The local post Of
the Forty and Eight" society will
stage an initiation and banquet. The
annual Legion dance will be given in
the evening.
AnnandaIe-News has been cabled
here telling of the death of Mrs. Es-
Their Marquardt Kronenberg in Tung
Changfu, Shantung, China. Mrs. Kro-
-nenberg and husband sailed for that
place from Vancouver Sept. 6. She
died shortly after arriving from heart
trouble.
acknowledgements of 5000 acres
of land near Union Lake as a game
10 hHy A
hearing will be conducted at North
field. Oct "a, at which the state game
and fish department will be repre-
scented.
Rochester-The number of former
soldiers being treated at the Roches-
ter State hospital at the present time
is 10 less than six months ago, accord
ing to report made by Beulah E.
Smith, director of Red Cross service
here. Six months ago there were 154
patients.
Red Wing-The temporary injunc
ton granted David M. Neill by Judge
Albert Johnson in the Goodhue coun-
ty district court, restraining the city
of Red Wing from selling $350,000 in
bonds for municipal lighting plant
was affirmed by the state supreme
court in an opinion handed down
Moorhead-More than eight hundred
persons gathered here to hear the de-
bate on cooperative marketing be-
tween S. G. Rubinow, in charge of the
campaign to organize Minnesota pota-
to growers on the California plan, and
J. M. Wicherow, attorney for group
of growers in this vicinity.
Albert Lea-The Albert Lea Base
ball club, pennant winners of the
Southern Minnesota Baseball league,
went down to defeat here before the
onslaughts of the st. Paul club of the
American association, Is to l. Shee-
han pitched for the visitors and Mel
son and Johnson for Albert Lea.
OuIuth-William Broadbridge was
awarded verdict of $3,940.75 by a
Jury in district court in the second
trial of his suit to recover $4,000 and
interest from the United States rail-
road administration for damage incur
sed through negligence of the admin
Stration in the forest fires of Oct. IL.
1918.
6emidji-With appropriate ceremo-
mics under the direction of J. M. Nc
cornell. Minnesota grandmother, the
cornerstone of Bemidjfs new 100000
Masonic temple was laid. Grand Mas
ter Mcconnell was assisted by Dr.
Bimons Of St. Paul, grand tyler. and
John Fishel of st. Paul, grand secre-
-fary.
Hibbing-A message was dispatched
SO the White House by the Minnesota
Federation of Women's Clubs at the
final session of the twenty-ninth an
nual convention here urging upon
President Coolidge the calling of an
international economic conference to
settle the reparations questions and
take s-eps to stop the present econo-
mic disintegration threatening the
peace of the world.
Clarified - More than 100 delegates
registered for the opening session here
of the annual convention of the Wi
mona district Of foreign missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church
st. cIoud-The fact that Stearns
county banks now have total depos
its of more than $21, 000, 900 with total