The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-05-28
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All M State
Condensed Stories Of Happenings
Of the Week in Minnesota

Henderson-Purebred Brown Swiss
cattle are being introduced in this
section by dairymen.
AIexandria-Under the direction of
the Alexandria Commercial Club, 60
cans of pike fry were planted in lakes
near here.
Thief River FaIIs-Thief River Falls
has been selected as the meeting place
of the ninth district Bankers Associa-
ton, June 2.
Moorhead-Effective July 1, the post
Office at Moorhead will be of first class
rank, advices received from Wash
ington indicate.
Waseca-The state game and fish
commission has announced that the
game refuge in Blooming Groove town.
ship will be retained.
Jordan-Scott county will be the
first in the state to have an area test
for tuberculosis in cattle, when the
test work is resumed July 1.
HinckIey-William ]. Rahja, Vir
ginia attorney, was killed here when
the automobile he was driving was
struck by passenger train.
Winona - Catherine Fleming Of
Moorhead was reelected state regent
of the Catholic Daughters of Ameri
ca at the state convention here.
st. CIoud-Bithulithic pavement will
be laid on 80 city blocks in st. Cloud
this summer at cost of $2.S9 square
yard and total cost of $162,969.99.
cIoquet-Rain which fell steadily
throughout this forest district prac
tically ended the fire menace, accord
ing to District Ranger, Percy Vibert
Duluth - When the annual head OF
the lake kennel show opened here 183
dogs were entered for prizes. Nearly
every known breed was on exhibition
Wheaton-Paving contracts total
ing $55,551 have been awarded 70,
the improvement of Broadway, the
principal thoroughfare in this village
FaribauIt-Dr. w. N. Theissen, pro.
minent Faribault physician and lead
ing figure in community affairs, died
following an attack of heart disease.
Ely-Winton, one of the ghost
towns of the lumber country, dead
for years, is to be wiped off the map.
The ground has been bought by a
group of Chicago men. ..,
Moorhead- proposal to issue
$135,000 of municipal bonds to help
pay for municipal water and light
plant in Moorhead was defeated, GIG
to 1876, at special election.
Thief River FalIs-H. L. Schuster
has closed a deal whereby he becomes
owner of the Middle River Record
for the last two years published by
J. B. Sprague.
Owatonna-Miss Laura Day of Gin
ton Falls was named president of the
Young Peoples Union of the Central
Baptist Association at the close Of
the annual convention here.
Echols-Fire destroyed the Echols
store and hall here. Firemen from
st. James and 100 neighboring farm
ers were called to save the rest OF
the village.
WiIImar-Fire destroyed the John
son Motor Company garage at Lake
Lillian, entailing an estimated loss OF
100000. Four automobiles also were
destroyed. ..
Owatonna-Several hundred physi
clans from all sections of the state
were here to attend the annual meet
ing of the Southern Minnesota Medi
cal Association.
jackson - May term of District
Court convened here with Judge J. E
Haycraft, appointed a few days be
fore to succeed Judge e. C. Dean
New RichIand-It took New Rich
land just fourteen and one-half min.
utes to subscribe its entire quota for
the American Legion endowment
fund.
Red Wing-Work has been started
at Cannon Falls on the new Cannon
Falls-Red Wing power line of the
Northern States Power Co., which will
supply this city with electricity by
July Is.
Dundas-Henry F. c. Albers, mayor
Of Dundas, and his son, Harold, saved
their lives by jumping from their ma.
chine a moment before a passenger
train struck their car, demolishing the
vehicle.
ExceIsior-By vote of 206 to 1872
residents of the section of Excelsior
township west Of town, and including
a small section of Carver county.
voted to incorporate as the village OF
Minnewaska 80. ' 80, sss5s.sA a@.- >
st. Paul-The Great Northern rail.
way, through two subsidiary corpora
fions, each with capitalization of
$1,000 900, is to go into the business of
operating motor buses in Minnesota
for passenger and freight traffic, Il
was announced.
Minneapolis-An official car of the
Yellowstone Trail association, which
has headquarters in Minneapolis, will
leave from the Gateway bureau for a
trip over the trail to the west coast,
during which the road will be marked
and literature distributed in the var.
1ous towns.
Hibblng-After months search for
six boxes of dynamite stolen from a
mine near Kitzville, Hibbing police
found two of the boxes buried near a
cave dug by group of boys