The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-10-25

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land of this place has won THIRD
prize in the national essay contest
under the auspices OF the national
highway. board. More than 100000
pupils in various parts Of the countr,
engaged in the contest.
Austin-Miss Margaret Carew has
arrived here, completing a $500 mile
journey and bringing about reunion
of the Carew family. Miss Margaret
although only Is years old, has come
all the way from Tipperary. Ireland
alone to join her family in Austin.
Hibbing-"Safety first was the
chief topic Of discussion at the regu
lar monthly meeting of the Oliver
Iron Mining company's safety forces
which was attended by $50 of the
company's experts and presided over
by M. H. Godfrey, general superinten
dent.
owatonna-The Central Baptist as
ISOLATION opened its annual confer
ence here with delegations represent
ing member churches in Albert Lea
Austin, Owatonna, Brownsville, Wa
terville, West Concord, Blooming
Prairie, Clinton Falls and Morris
town.
Minneapolis - Lloyd Berkner Of
Sleepy Eye, Mimi, holder of the
worlds time and distance record il
radio relaying, spoke before the Twir
City Radio club. Mr.. Berkner JUS
returned from a. years service in
commercial radio work on board
ships operating on both the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, and told members
of the club of his experiences.
Fairmont-After paying all bills
against the agricultural society Incl
dent to the 1923 county fair, Secre
tary H. c.. Nolte finds that there il
about $4,000 cash on hand. Beside.
paying the expense of the fair, the
1923 income also fully paid for the
new dining hall. which cost about So,
600.
Red Wing-To spend the 10th ami
versary of her wedding serving on &
petit jury here was the experience OF
Mrs. C. H. Meyer. She is the wife Of
County Auditor Meyer, and working
in an adjoining office to that of the
corner was C. s. Dana. who was mar
ried on the same day as Meyer, Oct
II, 1883.
Chaska-Reinhard Schallow, aget
%, was killed and his girl companion
Adeline LEM, 20 of Glencoe, slightly
injured when the small touring cal
he was driving collided with a Min
neapolis and st. Louis freight trair
at grade crossing two miles cas-
of here.
st. cIoud-P. W. Huntemer. whit
has filled the position of county agent
in Stearns county, with headquarter.
at Melrose, has been elected county
agent for Mobiles county and will make
his headquarters at Worthington H,
has been county agent in Stearn.
county for six years.
Frontenac "Come and see pref
ty fire." said the little son Of Mr.. an(
Mrs. Raymond Carlson, farmers real
here, to his mother. The mother fol
lowed into the yard and found the
barn in flames. The boy had found
some matches and had fred the build
ing.
Crookston Broadcasting the de
scription and name of man wanted
ito share in his fathers estate al
Pierce, Wis. resulted in locating the
man through a scar on his left ankle
The broadcasting was done by the
WLAG station of Minneapolis.
DuIuth-W.s H. Locker, prominent
ifealtor and former president of the
Bank of Commerce and Savings of Du
.luth and j. H. Cook, civil engineer
also of Duluth were killed in a motor
car accident at Midway river bridge
four miles east of Carlton.
OrtonvilIe = Taking of testimony
lin the case of A. v. Randall, former
big Stone county auditor. who is on
trial on a charge of second degree
larceny, in connection with shortage
of $4,000 in his accounts. began in dis
.trict court here.