The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-11-22
BRIEFS

Minneapolis With $1,250, 900
as its goal, the annual Heart drive
started Monday.
New Richland-Dr. H. O. Hagen
was named commander of Andrew
Bergen post, American Legion, at
a special meeting here.
Litchfeld- Funeral rites for
Carl Schroeder, SO years old, who
lived at Cedar Mills for more than
SO years, were conducted here.
Minneapoiis-S. w. Cameron, of
Joliet, ILL.,, has assumed the man
agership for the Standard Oil Co.
of Indiana in the Twin Cities.
Duluth-One man was killed
and two others seriously injured
in hunting accidents in northern
Minnesota Sunday.
Hamburg - Rev. A. George
Schmidt, pastor of the Reformed
church here for 13 years, has re-
signed effective January l to ac-
cept call at New Holstein, Wis.
MinneapolisD. R. Sheffield,
son of the late Alderman George
S. Sheffield, is the new alderman
of the eighth ward, complete UNI
official returns has made certain.
Duluth-Samuel X. EARNING,
33 years old, Duluth, was killed by
stray bullet, believed to have
been fired by a hunter, 80 miles
north of here. He was found
dead in the woods.
Lydia-Scott county residents
must first vote on Lydia, Mimi, as
the proposed site of the new coun-
ty seat before voting on the Jor-
dan, Mimi, site, the supreme
court has ruled.
Borup-Rev. j. C. Thompson,
who for four years has served
three Lutheran churches in this
community, has resigned, and ac-
cepted a call from Grand Meadow
and Bear Greek congregations,
Grand Meadow, MINI.
Rochester-George H. Sanberg,
superintendent of schools here, has
been elected PRESIDENT of the Min
nesota Education Association, sue
ceeding DR.. Leonard V. Koos, of
the University of Minnesota.
So. St. Paul-Talbet Erickson,
former South St. Paul city at
torney and one time state legisla-
ture candidate, has been disbarred
by the Minnesota state supreme
court on charges of professional
misconduct.
Faribault-J. C. Newton of
Brainerd, scout executive of the
Grow Wing county area, will come
here December to succeed Geo.
Lowe, who has resigned to take
an appointment as head of the
Superior, Wis, area.
LeSueur Center-A meeting has
been called here to consider plan
agitated by farmers of the COM
munity to acquire an elevator here
for grain marketing. j. H. Hay,
deputy commissioner Of agricul-
ture, is to be here.
Aitkin-John B. Allen, Cd years
old, committed suicide at the home
of his daughter here by cutting his
throat. Dependency over the
death of his wife three years ago
are believed to have caused him to
take his life.
Nielsville-The State Bank of
Nielsville was ordered closed by
A. J. Veigel, state bank commits
sioner, when the institution failed
to open it's doors. The bank is
capitalized at $4,000 and had
deposits of approximately $685.
900.
Chaska-The new Lake Auburn
Home for the Aged has been OPP
ened. The home is located on the
shores of Lake Auburn north of
here. 1t has just been completed
at a cost of $35,000., 1t is a Nor
avian institution, although aged of
any sect are admitted.
Litchfeld-State highway No.
10 between Dassel and Litchfield
is open for travel as long as dry
weather prevails. The road is
rough in places on account of the
new construction but the gravel
ing is expected to be finished this
fail.
Waseca - The Waseca Airport
Association has been formed here
with the following named direct
ors: w. C. Johnston, Art Tryr-
h o1r, ErioL Cioctropd ~ d Mol