The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-01-01
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Condensed Stories Of HappeninSs
Of The Week IN Mlnnesota


are now at the highest price sine
1920.
RoyaIton-Burglars have been bus
here. entering at least four bushes
houses. but getting only sma
amount of cash and some merchal
disc.
Faribault-What is considered on
OF the most successful of the Christ
mas sales conducted by any group i
Minnesota this year was conducted a
the school for the feebleminded here
Minneapolis-The Silver annivel
sary of the automobile industry viii
be celebrated with the Twin City Aut
Show this week of Jan. 81 to Feb.
In the Overland building. Midway dis
trict.
FaribauIt-The Far;bault Chambe
OF Commerce has gone on record ii
favor of the legislative program of thu
Ten Thousand Lakes Association. call
ing for an appropriation of $4,000 To-
the biennial period.
Floodwcod-Six persons were injur
ed, five seriously, when fire destroyed
the Floodwood hotel, three story
frame building here, causing less o.
$4,000.
Waseca-Tuesday to Friday. Sep
TENDER s to II, inclusive, were the
dates set for the 1925 Waseca County
Fair at the reorganization meeting oil
the board Of directors Of the Waseca
Agricultural Society.
Blooming Prairie-Plans for a corn
show for the farming community sur.
rounding Blooming Prairie are being
completed by the Steele County Farm
Bureau and the Blooming Prairie
Commercial Club.
kasson-A conference between vii
iage officials and heads of the state
highway department completed ar
rangements whereby Main street will
be paved through joint action of the
village and state.
Gaylord Fifty-three persons died
from tuberculosis in the last five years
In Sibley county, according to public
health figures. Twelve died in 1923
and there are now 10S active cases in
the county.
crookston-The county health asso-
citation of Polk and Norman counties,
including the tuberculosis sanitorium
committee of the two counties and the
Red Cross, will begin a crusade
against tuberculosis and other proven.
table diseases with the new year.
MinneapoIfs-Annou of
subscription of $4,000 to Hamline
university by T. B. Walker of Mime
apolis. was made at the offices of the
Hamline University Advance. His
son, Gilbert Walker, gave $4,000.
MinneapoIs-The condition of Mrs.
Magnus Johnson, wife of the Junior u.
s. senator from Minnesota, showed
further improvement, attendants re.
ported. Mrs. Johnson is recovering
from an operation to relieve infam-
nation of the gall bladder.
Owatonna-Plans for a dairy GEN.
ter" sale of Holstein cattle February
"a and for a meeting of all Steele
county livestock breeders January Is
were made at meeting of the Steele
County Holstein Breeders Association
here ....-...-"..s
st. cloud-Sebastian P. WINNER,
president of the Stearns county farm
bureau unit, died suddenly at his |
home in this city. His death was a |
shock to all interested in agricultural |
matters in central Minnesota. in |
which he had been active for years.
st. Paula reduction during the
last year of s2.30O,0oO, from former
total of $1S,OO0,00O to a present total
OF $15, 100000, in the direct obligation
of the state of Minnesota covered by
direct tax levy was announced by
Henry Rines, state treasurer.
Heron Lake-Because the manage
ment of the local motion picture the
alter declares business does not war
rant the improvement of his place. To-
cal citizens have taken up the subject
Of establishing community picture
theater.
Owatonna-A local unit of the Min.
1esota Game Protective league formed
here by about $50 Owatonna and
Steele county sportsmen. as the re-
,ult of efforts by State Senator w. C.
zamboni and George Huber. local
game warden,
GayIord-Sibley county will raise
'528,000 in taxes in 1925. This is a
eduction of 100000 from last year.
ortonviIIe-Nearly 200 people at
ended the annual meeting of the Big
tone County Agricultural Association
t Clinton.
Winona-Steps to replace the old
chool and to gather equipment in an
fort to resume classes after the holt
ay recess. were well advanced by the
chool board Of Spring Grove, near
ere. as an aftermath of the fire. The
laze destroyed the school building
nth an estimated loss of more than
100000.
Blue Earth-R. L. Lord of Wells,
as awarded the office of state rep
sentative of this district by Judge
can of Fairmont, in district court I
ere, in the contest brought by VIM t
snt Hunt of Bricelyn. {
DuIuth-Three persons were burned I
death in fires in northeastern Min 6