The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-08-12
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Norwood-The 100 acre farm Of
Fred Tanke, three miles west Of here,
was purchased by Herman Schultz
for $4,000. The property is improv-
ed.
vIrglnIa-Large delegations, many
Of whom are coming with special at
fractions, have sent word to head.
quarters here that they are coming to
the state convention of the Loyal Or
der of Moose.
Mankato-Approximately 1000 Wal
Their League members will attend the
annual state convention Of the league
here August 20 to 81. The league is
an association Of young peoples So
cieties Of German Lutheran churches.
oehester-Felix seligman Of Du-
luth was elected president Of the Min
nssota division Of the National Assoc
citation Of Stationery Engineers at
the close Of their 18th annual three
day convention here.
Belle Pialne-Building Of an cleo
trio transmission line from Belle
Plains to Le Susur Center. through
st. James, is proposed. an official Of
the Interstate Electric Company an
nounced that the project probably
win be undertaken In q few weeks.
Center cKy-Marriages of eS years
ago were lasting. Take Mr.. and Mrs.
John Linn. There's couple who
Just observed thar e5th wedding an
niversary. They were married by
Rev. J. Hedengran here on August 2.
1861.
Wiiimar-To teach in one school
continuously for 80 years is the rec
ord Of Professor 8. Hatlestad In the
Parochial school at the first East
Norway Lake parish near here. Pro!
lessor Hatlestad began teaching In
the East Norway Lake school in 1883.
owatonna-A purebfed Holstsin
cow on the B. h Kuchksnbecksr
farm. MIXED thrice daily, was high
producer OF Ovatonna Cow Testing
Association No. 4. She produced It's
Of butterfat IN the month and 1.076.i
pounds Of milk.
1wablk-Dave Nedmi, 81 years old,
was killed and Sid Aho, 20 years old.
was seriously injured In q oave-in ct
the Ruddy mine. The men ware
working In q room OF the under.
ground mine whom oos Of ths walls
collapsed.
fhlsf River PaIis-A concerted
drive to bring about more rigid en-
fofcemspt OF the Mshteenth amend
msnt win b inausdfstsd when mem
bers Of the Minnesota Womsn's Chris-
tan Temperance Union meet for their
Aftieth annual Convention at Thief
River Fails.
Minnsapoiis-ons Of the largest
purchases Of Minnesota lake shore
properties this ysar ives negotiated
when John =. Nichols, rsaitor. pur.
chased from the saltwater Lumber
Company Of saltwater. MINI. 2,130
acres IN the Arrowhead district, near
the Canadian boundary.
Lake oty-Company l. Of Redwood
Falls representing the 2e6th infantry,
won the Minnesota national guard
state rifle shoot conducted here with
the close Of the summer training
camp. The victory came on q rating
of lilo points. after headquarters
company Of st. Paul Of the 20eth,
lost 40 points when member OF its
team was disqualified after the team
had run up q total Of LII.
Minneapolis Minnesota farmers
Joined In the fight for the cent 70
duction ON grain rates from the north
west to eastern territory, which the
Minneapolis q st. Louis and 500 rail-
roads have announced. The Mime
sota Farm Bureau Federation sent Q
petition TO the int6State commerce
commission urging that the rate re-
duetion be made effective. The petit
ton, signed by J. r. Reed, president,
says that the reduction "win be large
y, II not wholly, reflected back to the
producers Of grain IN this producing
area" and urges the need Of rate re-
duction,