The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-15
BrietrMau
M 3 State
Condensed Stories Of Happenings
Of the Week in Minnesota

Two Harbors-A report that plati-
mum has been found in paying Quanti-
ties near Beaver Crossing on the old
No. highway to Port Arthur was
given credence here.
Moorhead-A campaign for an en-
dowment fund of 100000 for Concor-
dia College, will be started about the
middle Of June, Dr. N. Brown, presi-
dent of the institution announced.
New RichIand-F cattle,
placed on the auction block here in
dairy cattle sale, brought between $40
and $140 each. The sale was attended
by breeders throughout the state.
Rochester-Hugh Chalmers, retired
Detroit (Mich.) automobile manufac-
turer, and former president Of the Chal-
mers Automobile Company, has ar
rived here and is patient Of the Mayo
Clinic.
st. >PauI-Motor buses operating In
interstate traffic. even If they serve
only between two points, are subject
to the 10 per cent tax in Minnesota,
according to decision announced by
District Judge Hugo o. Hanft, at st.
Paul.
Mlnneapolls-F1fteen hundred Min
nesota county rangers were ordered
to be on the lookout for bandits who
broke into the United States Welding
Company's plant, 100 North Second
street, and stole an oxyacetylene torch
and tank Of oxygen.
st. PauIThe Minnesota American
Legion rife and pistol team won first
place In the matches at the national
convention in Omaha, and R. d. Cot
ton, st. Paul, coach Of the Minnesota
team. took second In the individual
rifle matches.
MInnsapolIs-Half ton Of baggage,
a calf and % junior leading citizens Of
Minnesota were in Indianapolis as
guests Of the Minneapolis Journal to
attend the International Dairy Show.
The youngsters had captured high hon
ors in the calf club competition In the
state.
st. PauI-The automobiles Of IA
middle western states have paid their
way this year in very literal sense. |
They have more than paid for the to-
tai expense Of constructing 1000 miles |
OF new automobile roads In those |
states. License fees and gasoline tax
es supplied the money.
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permanent injuries when he dived into
water that proved to be three feet in
depth, William Aldo Of this city has
fled suit for $4,000 damages against
@. r. Moses, proprietor Of summer
resort IL miles southeast Of this city. |
Aldo declares that Moses is respon-
Bible for the safety Of users Of the
beach.
81. Paul-Minnesota's rural credit
bureau has allowed 100 loan applica-
lions since July 1. for a total Of
s512, 900, 1t was announced. The re-
organized bureau began work July
and under the amended law It began
making new appraisals A star Of
district appraisers was put to WORK
10 check the valuations made by local
appraisers.
Mlnneapoils1The Great Northern
railroad let contract for construc-
ion In Minneapolis of general ter
ninal headquarters for its extensive
passenger bus operations In
Minnesota. The building will cost
lbout 100000 and is to be equipped
With most modern facilities for re-
,airing, reconstructing and machining
he large fleet Of buses. II
st. PauI--The United States depart
nent of agriculture figured farmers in
Minnesota, North and South Dakota
his year produced more cereal crops
md potatoes with value of $723,345, 7
40. The Importance Of the corn crop
0 Minnesota is emphasized in the re- i
,ort With a value Of s1o3.755.7 6O. It L