The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-13
State News Briefs
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Fred Laaes, farmer the Rice county line near
Watervihe, smashed into a telephone pole in Water
vile early yesterday morning, Conrad seibel
thrown through the windshield with the result that
he received fractured skull and fractured leg.
Sebel taken to the st. Lucas hospital here
yesterday morning about 245 but died from the in
juries few hours later at $40. Funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made.
The failed to make the turn Trunk High
way No. 13 running into Waterville with the result
that it ran into shallow ditch None of the other
three occupants was injured Seibel formerly
of Veblen, s. d, and had been living on the George
Jacobs farm, where he had been for about a year.
DULUTH. Adam Bede, humorist, former
Eighth district Congressman and United States mar
shal for Minnesota back in the Cleveland admins
tration, will be member of the 1881 Minnesota Leg
islature.
Bede, who now lives in Duluth, was elected
Tuesday as of the two representatives from the
Fifty-eighth Legislative district.
Bede started his career as a newspaper man.
then entered politics. He deserted the G. o. p to
support Cleveland in 1888 and again in 1892 After
President Clevelands second triumph he became
marshal, but served only year, because he said'
party politics would not permit him to support Re-
publican friend for Congress
In 1902 he was back in the Republican fold and
was elected to Congress twice from the Eighth DIS
trict, taking defeat in 1908 and several defeats
since.
Bede has a large number of famous 'wisecracks"
to his credit including frequently quoted which
he originated when short skirts into vogue He
then said: when legs were prohibited they had
kick to them; they on the free list and no
ST. PAUI-Minnesota grain and hay specialists
are making preparations for a large Minnesota ex-
hibit at the International Grain and Hay show,
which is held conjunction with the International
Livestock exposition in Chicago late this month c.
H. Len of St Cloud, member OF the executive COM
mttee of the Minnesota Crop Improvement assocla-
tion will represent Minnesota in charge OF the dis
play and will to the return u samples entered
by Minnesota farmers. R. F. Grim, extension agron-
omist of the department of agriculture University
of Minnesota, has been appointed 5ne of the corn
judges for the This will be mis- third year of
service in this capacity.
KERKHOVEN-A terrible accident took place
highway No. 10 short distance east of the over
head bridge near Kerkhoven about o'clock Tues
day evening Hans P. Hanson is dead as a result
of the smashup. He has been employed all fall drlV-
ing team of mules on small grader and was at
work on the new shoulder OF the new highway wnen
the accident happened. He struck by car
driven at terrific speed by Arthur R. Smith, OF Min
neapolis.
was not killed outright, but died short time after
being taken to the Wimar hospital.
Riding in the with Smith was another man
and one woman. The woman was badly hurt but
both men escaped with minor cuts and bruises.
Mr. Smith, the driver of the car is believed to
have been blinded by lights of approaching
from the west he failed to the grader mules
driver before the crash. The was thrown into
the ditch and badly smashed. 1t was Chryser and
now sits beside another of the same make IN the
Nelson garage in Kerkhoven, also the victim OF an
accident near the place.
Mr. Hanson is resident of Benson. He Is about
so years age and has wife and a large family
of small children. He veteran of the Spanish
American War and the World War
bettered when Judge Clayton Parks fined Frank
Schneider $1OO charge of driving while drunk
instead of sending him to the workhouse
Schneider told Judge Parks he was contractor
employing fifty men who would be put out of work
if he sent to jail He also said he had taken the
drinks at funeral for his deceased uncle.
eorlara TO- fine yUh
he did.
MINNEAPOLIS - Minnesota produced
wheat -four than any other state during the month
of September this year. according to statistics an
nounced by the department of commerce at Wash
ington.
With es mills reported operating that month,
Minnesota produced 7S97,154 barrels of wheat flour
and 17O667 1896 pounds of wheat milling products To
produce that quantity total OF S94OS9O bushels OF
wheat were ground.
Kansas came second with 1O4 mills reported op
Grating and with 159S493 barrels of wheat flour
produced With a total of 1,O2S mills in operation
the United States produced 1Q,673,9O5 barrels of
wheat -four during September.
ST. PAUL-Judge Hugo o. Hanft, of Ramsey
county district court has been selected to sit on the
state canvassing board November 1S in place of
Judge Grier M Orr who resigned last week from the
bench Mike Holm, secretary of state, announced
Monday Other members of the canvassing board
are Chief Justice Samuel B. wilson, Justice Clifford
l.. Hilton, Judge Thomas H. Salmon, of Hennepin
county district court ana MI f1oiiI lhe pooiu VIII
meet at II a. November 1S to officially canvass
the vote the general election and designate the
winning candidates for office.
EHBBING-Collision of an automobile and buck
deer on highway Oxide lake, caused the death
of Laza Milesovich A of Carson Lake Mieosovichs
car plunged into ditch and struck telephone pole
after the collision. Two companions, Joseph Barich
and Joseph Krtinich, both of Carson Lake, were
hurt. The deer was killed.
ST PAULA verdict of 3oO6 returned by
iury in St. Louis county district court in favor of
Alex q Mcknight, Duluth against the City of Du-
luth for Injuries received by Mcknight in an auto
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