The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-05-28

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destroyed two buildings.
SIayton-Ats the annual meeting of
the Murray county convention of wo-
mems clubs here, Mrs. Axel Frisk of
Hadley was elected president.
Albert Lea-Despite recent heavy
frosts in this section of the state, the
fruit crop in this vicinity has not been
greatly damaged, fruit men said.
Madson-John Wollschlager of Bel.
bingham purchased the farm of John
Kemen, two miles south of here, pay
ing $3.50 cash per acre for the tract.
Winona = More than 400 under
nourished children in the public grade
school of Winona have been given
half pint of milk daily during the last
five months.
Windom-Cottonwoo county will
stage historical pageant under aus.
pieces of the American Legion and the
Window Community club on Home
coming" day August 4 and 5.
crookston.- DR.. ]. S. Cnapin, physi-
clan of Euclid, Mimi, fell dead while
making a professional call. He was
SO years old and had been practicing
medicine at Euclid for 43 years.
Fairmont- Fairmont has been chosen
by the Minnesota College of Agricul-
ture for the first of a series of boys
and girls club summer camps planned
to be conducted throughout the state.
CIoquet-Forest fires over a wide
spread area broke out anew in nor
thern Minnesota and brought call
from rangers for immediate aid to
check their threatened spread to seri.
Gus proportions.
GenoIa-E. R. Aspund, special dep.
uty bank examiner, announced here
that the First State bank, which was
closed by. the state banking de.
partment, probably will reopen in
June.
Winona-Committees have been ap-
pointed representing Winona police
authorities and merchants to work out
a plan for furnishing the business dis
trict here with better police protection
against robberies.
MinneapoIis-A petition asking for
an increase in Minnesota rates on
grain and some grain products was
filed by nine railroads with the Min.
nesota railroad and warehouse com.
mission.
Minneapolis - The famous United
States Marine band of Washington,
D. c., "the presidents own band"
will accompany President Coolidge to
Minnesota for the Morse American
Centennial.
BuhI-Dorothy Erickson of Bull
high school won first place in cake
making, and Veronica O'Donnell also
of Bull, captured individual honors
in breadmaking, in the st. Louis coun.
ty breadbaking, cakemaking and sew.
ing competitions.
Thief River FaIIs-The Minnesota
Cooperative Egg and Poultry Elk.
change is planning to have dressing
plant in operation here in time for
the fall season. New district ex.
changes are being organized in Wa,
dena, Fergus Falls and Willmar.
Worthington-The Worthington XII
wants Club adopted resolution in
which the state railroad and ware.
house commission is asked to refuse
licenses for either buses or trucks to
operate on the highway through the
town on the main line of the Omaha.
Rochester-Dr. G. M. Waldie, super.
intendent of the Buena Vista sana
forum for tuberculosis in Wabasha
county, has proposed that Olmstead
and Wabasha counties join to main.
tain the sanatorium when the present
tricounty agreement expires.
owatonna-Sponsored by the Owa.
tonna Chamber of Commerce, a move.
ment has been started here to group
all charity, welfare and community
financed organizations and agencies
under the community chest plan of
financing.
virginia-St. Paul was selected for
the 1925 gathering place for the Min.
nesota State Americanization Council,
and s. o. Hartwell, superintendent of
st. Paul public schols, was selected
president as the seventh annual con.
ference ended here.
S"dSOuud" uC uudl S3OyVVV U1OCh
of bond issue Of $350,000 voted by
the people Of Owatonna to finance con.
struction Of the municipal electric
lighting plant was sold at SPECIAL
meeting Of the city council to the Sc
curity State Bank of this city.
MISUNDERSTANDING a protective
system to safeguard member banks
against raids by outlaws, the Sibley
County Bankers Association has put
a price on the head of every robber
captured and convicted in the holdup
of any member bank.
stilIwater-A new National Guard
company, A Company, 135th infantry.
has been organized in this city, sup
planting the smaller Headquarters
Company. A Company has been trans.
ferred from Pine River to this city,
with the Headquarters Company go
ing to Pine River.
Wells-The state banking commits
sion has granted Theodore Aune of
Glenwood, Mimi, and group OF bust
ness men a charter for the Security
State Bank to be opened here shortly.
The bank will be Incorporated for
$3.50
MlnneapoIis-Pre for the