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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-29
Clear Lake
By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Belle arr
now located On their new farm west
of Driscoll which they have pur,
chased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schoon have
moved on the Freiberg farm, form.
erly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. War.
rem Belle.
Mrs. frank shoffer called on Mrs
Helen Epson and Miss Charlotte
Olson at the L. B. Olson farm Wed.
nesday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Waste and Miss LII.
liam Hall attended teachers institute
at Lyman school southwest Of Wing
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Neiman called on
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Sharp Wednes-
day evening.
Tom Finn. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Jackson and Velma Jean, were Bis
marck business callers Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family are now located on the Tom
Olson farm.
Mrs. Robert Sharp, ST., and daugh-
ter Florence Of Driscoll, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Neiman and daughter
and son-in-law Of Mrs. Sharp, have
moved on the Sharp farm northwest
Of Driscoll. It will be remembered
these families are old residents here
having lived here for many years,
but the past eight years have been
spent at Bismarck, Salem, Ore, and
Driscoll. The community extends to
them q hearty welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Jaskson and
daughter took Sunday dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ruler.
Mrs. Helen Epson and daughter
Pauline were callers at the Albert
Christensen home Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Rodney Jackson and
daughter Velma Jean and Tom Finn
spent Sunday evening at the Albert
Christensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney jackson and
Velma Jean left Monday morning
for Arkansas. They will visit rela-
tives at Minnesota. Iowa and Illinois
on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Sharp Of Wing
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Stein Of
Sykesten stopped at the Albert
Christensen home Tuesday on their
way to Savannah, Mo-, to see q
specialist for Mr.. Sharp who has
been in i'll health for several months.
Miss Hazel Nielsen was . Bis
marck shopper Tuesday. -
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Ghylin
By MARGARET DAVIS

Charley Perkins two children Wis
tied school No. / Wednesday. They
ARE visiting with Mi. and Mrs. Alber
=. johnson. Mrs. johnson Is q relative
Of MI. Perkins.
J. zelmer, who has just returned
from Illinois, called on I. W. Davis
q short time Tuesday afternoon.
L. W. Davis fell through the haylo1t
In the barn Wednesday noon, hurting
his side, but u able to be about.
Nels Tosseth Is not feeling very wen
this fan.
Paul Davis visited with his mother
and Margaret Tuesday night In Rock
Hill. They are taking care Of their
cattle down there while the boys are
helping thresh In Ghylin.
MrA. l. w. Davis and daughter are
cooking for Paul's threshers this week
In Rock Hill township.
Paul Rupp quit working with the
threading crew Saturday night, and
probably will leave for school this
week.
A shower was held on Mrs Bert
Hedstrom at her home Wednesday.
Marvin Aim Is threshing his wheat
In Rock Hill this week.
Miss Agnes Tosseth returned to
Fargo Friday to attend school, and
later the news In q Fargo paper stated
Gilbert Watkins and Agnes Tosseth
were married and will continue their
college course. Both are well known In
0hylin. Agnes was born and raised In
GhyIn and Is q graduate Of the Bis.
marck high school and attended Fargo
college last year.
MI. Rosendahl has been hauling
hay and rye to the Frank skula farm,
to which he viii move later.
MI. and Mrs. Wilbur Noon are visit
ing with Mrs. Moons parents, Mi.
and Mrs. Nels Aims, for q few days.
Wilbur Is also helping Marvin with
his threshing by hauling his grain
from Rock Hill with q truck.
Dave S~pangberg Is hauling grain to
Regan.
Ida and Oliver Tosseth were guests
Sunday afternoon Of the Davis young
folks.
Mrs. Bert Hedstrom had as her
weekend guest her sister, Miss Nord,
who Is teaching school north Of Still.
The strom boys moved their thresh-
ing rig to Henry Strom's to thresh
there this week.
Several Of the farmers have fin
tshed seeding rye during the past
week and r disling.
Several Of the young people at
tended the dance at Henry Strom's
Saturday night.
Paul Davis spent Saturday night
with his parents.
Oliver Tosseth spent Saturday with
his brother Nels, and the weekend
with his mother.
John Drawer has returned from
Wisconsin, where he has been visiting
with his brother VIII, who Is In poor
health.
Miss Ida >Tosseth spent q few days
with Margaret Davis In Rock Hill.
MI. and Mrs. B. Backman and FAM
lily were callers on Mrs. A. Tosseth
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Kause was q Regain caller
Saturday evening.
Paul and Margaret Davis were call
ers In Wing Saturday afternoon.
Lucille Sunquist was absent from
school Friday.
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Taft
By FLORENCE GOsNEY

Mrs. J. b. swanick Of Mckenzie
brought Mrs. Borner over to the Hor-
ace Fairchild home Wednesday.
Mrs. HoraceY airchild and son Han
afford were shopping in Sterling Mon
day.
d. W. Lewis was q business caller
In Sterling Thursday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon and
children spent Wednesday ft the Cos
ney home.
Mrs. Horace Fairchild and Mrs.
Borner spent Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Presley M. 0osney. Mrs.
Borner Is leaving soon for her home
at Centralia, WASH. after having
spent the summer in North Dakota.
Norval Marvel was q business caller
In Sterling Wednesday.
Mr.. Esther johnson and son VII
liam were shopping In town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Victor Matson Of
Mandan visited at the Horace Fair
child home Monday.
Mr.. and Mira. i. q. Fogarty and
James Baker were In town Friday
night.
The Henry Jessen family attended
the dance In Sterling Friday night.
Jim sedivic u helping w. e. Runey
with his farm work.
Horace Fairchild and son Hanaford
were town callers Friday.
Mrs. A. e. Cline was shopping IN
Bismarck Saturday.
Norval Marvel accompanied w. L.
Lewis to Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs. Charles 0asldll went to Bis
marck Saturday on No. Z. She re-
turned home Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. I. Koon.
MI. and Mira. John Benz and family
motored to Bismarck Saturday. Mr..
Benz went up to have his shoulder
dressed.
Eloyce Kositxky Of Bismarck Wis
tied Saturday night and Sunday with
her cousin. Edna Mae 0osney.
AGrs. Z. O. Fogarty was . town caller
Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. p. M. dosney and
daughter Edna Mae motored to Bis
marck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fairchild and
son Hanaford took Mrs. Borner to
Mckenzie Wednesday.
Mrs Henry lessen and Miss Loretta
jacobson were town callers Monday.
The Henry ewindling family visited
IN Bismarck Sunday.
Nj. and Mn. Henry Lewis and son.
from Mckenzie. visited Sunday after
noon at the Horace Eairchtld home
Mrs. Carl r. Kottxky and children,
from Bismarck, visited Sunday with
Ars. Kositxky's mother, Mrs. Charles
0asldll. They also called at the Cos
ney home.
Dean johnson Of Mckenzie visited
with Hanaford Fairchild Sunday.
Miss Florence oosney spent Sunday
with homo folks, returning to Bis
marck Sunday night.
Charley Gosuey Il working ca
George KusGh,s threshing machine
Mrs. Herman Nieman wa . caller
In Sterling Monday afternoon.
James KoOn and son Wilbert called
at the Gosney home Tuesday on their
wa5 to Temvik for flour.
=. NJ Gosney made Z business trir
to Driscou Monday night.
Mrs. Charles 0askiu and daughter
Mira. r. "A. 0osney, visited with Mr.
Horace Eairchild Monday.
Henry swindling motored 10 Bis
marck Tuesday to get Nrs. Swindiing
Who has been In the Bismarck hospi-
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Alta
By KARL sCHATZ

John Schlechemmeyer was In this
community Monday.
Jake and Joe Diede was ct the H.
Schatz home Monday.
John and Emil Stroh, Edmund and
Edwin schatz motored to McClusky
Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Qually was an Alta
shopper Thursday.
Morris Miller, Emanuel and Ben
echatS left for Billings, Montana
Monday.
Dave Hochhalter called on the John
atroh homo Tuesday.
Glen McCaliste left for South Da-
kota Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jones motored
to Bismarck Sunday.
ct Hank and Ed Schatx farm last
week.
Mr.. Kemmet was hauling coal for
Philip Wentz Wednesday.
Gotleib Steinart made q business
trip to Regain Friday.
Gus and Edwin Schatx made q trip
to the mine Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 6chatz and son
Ed motored to McClusky Friday.
Mrs. II. Schatz was helping her
daughter MRS. John Stroh cook for
threshers Thursday and Friday.
Emil Stroh made q business trip to
Regain Friday.
Mrs. Emil johnson, Esther and Ray
we're at McClusky Tuesday.
Edward stroh visited at the John
Stroh home Friday evening.
Ed and Hank Schatz spent Sat-
urday evening at McClusky and was
accompanied back by Sarah schatz
who spent Sunday ct her home.
Gus 6chatz, Emil johnson and
Fred Bracket left for Wembley, AL
berta. Canada Sunday afternoon.
They are seeking land.
Edmund, Edwin and Gus schatz
called ct the Bracket home Friday.
Edwin Schatz hauled q load OF
grain to Pickardvile Saturday,
A large crowd Of people attended
the funeral rites for Karl Brockel ct
NcClusky Sunday. He VA kicked
by . horse and instantly killed Fri-
day. He = the brother Of Rev. =.
Brockel ct Turtle Lake.
Esther johnson was q Alta shopper
Wednesday.
Fred Bracket and ron Alvin mo-
tored to McClusky Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl 6chatz ana son
Gus were business callers Ct Nc
Clusky Saturday.
Mr.. and Mira. John etroh and fam
lily were ct McClusky Friday.
Emil johnson motored to McClusky
Friday.
Fred Bracket made q business trim
to Bismarck Saturday.
Karl echats finished up threshing
Saturday.
Otto Binhart spent Saturday eve
ming ct McClusky.
Mr.. and Mr. Karl Schatz and sons
David and Edmund motored to Me-
Clusky Sunday.
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Trygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

O. "A. Skoglund, who has been en-
ployed for Charlie Trygg the past
few months, left Monday for his
home in Duluth, MINI.
Fred Hobecks enjoyed an outing on
the buttes east Of Emil Johnson,s
Sunday Of last week.
Geo. +. Nelson, Gerald and Martin
were callers Monday night at the
David Trygg home.
John Hobeck called Tuesday ct the
Martin Nelson home where he took
the binder to cut their corn.
Charles p. McCarty from Steele
called Tuesday on the Nelson
John Anderson was q caller Tues
day at the Martin Nelson home.
Orville Hobeck was absent from
school No I Tuesday, being on the
sick list.
Andrew Tfygg called at school No.
! Monday where he got the organ
and four extra seats for school No. 4.
Mrs. Fred Hobeck, Florence and
Orville were supper guests Wednes-
day ct the Geo. +. Nelson home.
Martin Nelson called Tuesday night
1t the John Anderson home.
Mrs Fred Hobeck was . caller
Monday ct the Albin Spangberg
home.
Geo. r. Nelson and Martin were
callers Wednesday night ct the David
Trygg home to see John Hobeck.
MI. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and VIC
tor were visitors at the David Trygg
home Wednesday.
Geo. +. Nelson assisted Charlie
Trygg In threshing Thursday on the
John Hobeck place, Is he cut Nelson's
corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hobeck were So
cial callers Saturday night ct the
John Anderson home.
Gertie Mae and Gladys Nelson
were luncheon guests Thursday with
Mrs. Charlie Farrell.
Hugo Nelson took his sister Emma
and Avina Schlickenmayer from
school No. 4 Wednesday to Sibley
Butte school No. 2, to attend . teach
ers' meeting.
John Anderson called "wednesday
ct the Charlie Farrell home to get
Mr.. Farrell to assist him q few days
cutting flax and corn.
Charlie Farrell and John Ander-
son motored to Regain Thursday On Q
business mission.
John Hobeck stayed overnight
Thursday with Martin Nelson. where
he helped cut corn . few days.
Martin Nelson called Thursday q
the John Anderson home to get the
corn binder.
And-aw, Edgar and Elmer Ttygg
and Iennaxt Olson assisted Charlie
Trygg thresh q few days. Dave
Trygg did the threshing with Trauk's
RIG.
Buddy Skoglund Of Duluth, MINI,
came from his brother's-in-law place
Friday to work for Charlie Trygg.
He worked ct the 6olberg farm dur
Ing harvest and threshing.
Mrs. Nels Nelson, Emma, Hugo and
Victor visited ct the Arthur Magnus
homo Thursday evening Of the pre-
violls week.
Francis Nuth called Thursday night
at the Charlie Trygg bone.
Clarence Scott and helper spent
Wednesday night ut the Arthur Mag
mus home. They were en- route 70
Regain after completing . job Of road
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Holmes, son
Frank and daughter, Mrs. Albert Lit
tie, visited at the home Of Fay john
sons at Motif Sunday.
Sylvia, Walter and Lydia Eckholm
visited at John Gylden;s Thursday.
Quite q few from this vicinity ct.
tended the party at the Finn han
| Wednesday evening.
Edwin Olson called at I. G. Holmes
| Wednesday evening.
Severe Eckholm, Wayne 1nget and
Sulo Gylden were transactiug business
in Wing Friday evening.
Severt Gylden and Elmer Jarvi
were Wilton callers Thursday eve
ming. While there, Severt 0ylden had
| some dental work done.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Eliason and
daughter Violet transacted business In
town Saturday afternoon.
Leonard and George Kavouius and
Walter and Werner Pihlaja were ca0-
ers at John Hokanas' Sunday.
Matt Setala called at John NOLAN
er,S and Walter Pesonen,S Sunday.
Alex Ranta called at John HokanA;S
Walter Ojanen's and Henry Pihlaja's
Sunday.
Bill Hokana called at Heinno Stir
tola's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Waste and son Edwin
took Florence to town Monday morn
ing.
MI. and Mrs. Arne Antilla and chill
dren Clifford and Betty and Sauna
Anttlla were Sunday callers 1T WAL
ter Pesonen,s.
Alex Eskeli and son Aldo Of OriSka
are visiting friends and relatives for
q few days.
A number Of the young folks from
around here attended the dance ct
Henry Strom's in Regain Saturday.
Mrs. Gust Eckholm and son Severie
were business callers in Wing Mon
day.
The All club met at Mrs. Ida Thor
sons Saturday afternoon.
Opal, Faye, Earl and Laverne Har-
vey and Sadie Gylden visited with
Mrs. Arch and daughter Myrtle Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Antilla were
town callers Saturday.
Callers In the Oscar Kavonius home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kavonius and family, Walter and
Sauna Pihlaja and Bill Hokana.
Bill Hokana and Leonard Kavonius
were callers at the Henry Pihlaja
home.
Matt Setala was q Saturday eve
ming caller at Victor Koski,s.
Sauna Pihlaja is attending the
Wing high school.
John Waste and daughter JUNE
were callers In town Friday evening.
John Moilanen threshed for Mrs
Anna Dronen last week.
Leonard Kavonius and George
Bates spent Sunday evening at John
Gylden's.
John Hokana was a Wing calle,
Monday.
Wayne Inget and Severe Eckholrn
Severt and Sadie Gylden, Bill Mularj
and Edwin Olson were Wing callers
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Gylden and daughte,
Sadie were Wing callers Monday.
Louis Olson threshed for THOMPSON
Brothers Saturday.
Mrs. William Manttaja helped ne,
mother, Mrs. Louis Olson, cook for
threshers the past few days. Florence
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS
win Cities Immediately following

Twin Cities Immediately following
the lun heon.
Last Friday evening the Luther
league members and their friends
met at the Olof Nordstrom home. A
treasure hunt was the feature Of the
evenings entertainment. Upon the
return of the mixers q weiner roast
was very much enjoyed. Saturday
afternoon, 3eptemher 9th, the Ladies
Aid of the Lutheran church will meet
at the home of MI. and Mrs. Charles
Oberg.
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Sterling
By Z r. STEWART

Hassin Eele was q Driscon caller
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ed Gibson and son Seaman
and Freto Envick were town callers
Tuesday.
Charley Ryan and Jim Riley were
Wednesday callers at the Tom Ste
wart home.
Roy Hansen and cousin Leroy An
derson were town callers Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. McClouard called On
Mrs. Oscar Anderson Wednesday eve
ming.
". E. Runey was . town caller
Friday.
Miss Irene Harker visited school
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed schmidkunz were
Bismarck shoppers Friday. Miss
Florence returned with them.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss Vio-
let were town callers Tuesday.
The old time dance which was held
In the hall Friday night was well at
tended. Everybody had an enjoyable
time.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Ryan were Sum
day dinner guests at the Tom Stewart
home.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and
daughter Clara called at the Tom
Stewart home Sunday evening.
Miss Gladys Ness who has been
teaching school south Of Bismarck
spent the weekend at her home here.
Jim 6edivic and Dean KuSch called
at the Tom Stewart home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. AdOlph Hansen and
daughters Mildred and Christine
called at the Jens Hansen and bud
Lund home north Of Steele Sunday.
They also called at the Christ Schoon
and Tom Stewart homes en- route
home.
Henry Wudfang Jr. and Dave Kerr
land were Mckenzie callers Tuesday
evening.
MI. and Mrs. Roscoe Parker called
at the Henry lessen and Chas.
Rochester homes Thursday.
Dean johnson Of Mckenzie was Z
town caller Sunday.
Lester Clarke called at the Tyler
johnson home Wednesday.
Mrs. shultz went to Fargo Thurs-
day returning Friday by train.
Nj. and Mrs. Chas. Rochester and
daughter Leila and Charles HarkeY
and Red" Langley were Bismarck
shoppers Saturday.
win Stiles and Marvin Magnus
called st the Tyler johnson home
Thursday.
Mrs. George Kusch and son Dean
were Bismarck shoppers Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Roscoe Parker and
family called at the Chas. Rochester
home Sunday.
Rex Fogaraty, Tuck Hall and Dom
aid Laird were town callers Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Pearson Of Bis
marck were Sunday guests at the L
B. Smith home.
Miss Pauline Fuerher spent Sum
day at her home In Mckenzie.
Roy Hansen WAS q business calle1
In Bismarck Monday.
Adolph Hansen called at the Ear
Hall home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sedivic called 81
the Tom Stewart home Monday eve
ming.
Miss Lillian Hall who Is teaching
In Clear Lake school No. 8 spent the
weekend ct home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fogaraty were
town callers Sunday.
Miss Irene Harker who has beer
visiting with Miss Olive johnson
since Thursday returned home Sun
day evening.
Chas. 6ydner and Donald Laird
were Sunday callers at the Tylel
johnson home.
Harold Zuro1 had the misfortune
Of tipping over south Of Dan Whal.
mans Friday night when returning
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tel for an operation. We are glad she
Is able to return home.
George Lewis was t~-ansacting bust
ness in Sterling Tuesday.
Miss Marion Lewis has gone 10
jamestown to resume her studies at
the jamestown college.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-21

OF the face models,
tip tits, beret effects,
smart shallow crowns
narrow br.ims! .Fea-
tured in the popular
fall and winter col
ors. All headSizes.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-07-03
Band Concert at Park
Thursday Eve.. July1o
Junior and Senior Band Rehears-
ais This Week-Weekly Con-
certs Largely Attended

The next concert by the Boys
Bands, of this city, will be held in
the city park Thursday evening,
July 10, at 8 p. m. These concerts
are creating great interest and are
being largely attended.
The Junior Boys Band rehearsal
will be held this Thursday after
noon at four o'clock.
The clarinet, alto and bass divis-
ions of the senior band will meet
this Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock.
There is an opportunity for two
serious minded boys or girls of the
Seventh or Eighth grades to take
up the flute. Free private instruc-
ton for several months, then later
play in the bands. If interested see
the director.
A new addition to the Senior
Band at the rehearsal Thursday
evening was a French Horn. The
lucky performer is Homer Erick.
son. Anther lucky boy is Vernon
Weeks. No longer need he struggle
fifth an old worn out clarinet. Yer
non is making good as a clarinet
est and was much surprised at the
band stand last Monday night
when he was presented with beau
tiful silver clarinet from his par
ents. The boys in the clarinet Sec
ton are gradually getting better in
struments which will improve the
tonal quality of that section decid-
edly.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-07-03
Slayer of Game Warden
Fairbanks, Arrested
Gould Heath, 19-Year-Old Son of
Prisoner, Killed by Officers
Posses Trailed Father

Virginia, June 27: Confessed
slayer of Norman Fairbanks, Hib.
bling game warden, J. Gould Heath
46, was questioned today concern
ing the disappearance of his sup.
posed wife and two daughters two
and one-half years ago.
Captured last night after his son
Charles 10, was slain while resist
ing arrest, Heath was brought tc
the Virginia Jail today.
Posses, which had trailed the
father and son for 10 days across
SO miles of northern Minnesota
wilderness guarded Heath, who
signed a complete confession to kill
ing Fairbanks with a pot shot while
ambushed behind his cabin win
dow, Sheriff Frank L. Magic, st
Louis county, reported today.
Today deputies were investigating
a story told them by Herman Bal
Ike, farmer, living in the Greeney
country, 20 miles north and west Of
Cook near where Heath was cap
tured.
Bake told the deputies thai
Heath had worked on his farm 2H
years ago.
"He had a woman, two girls anc
his son with him and called then
his family" Bake said. Zone day
he took his wife and the two girl:
down the river with him. Wher
he came back he was alone.
asked him where his wife and girl:
were and he said they had gone
away"
(Continued on Page Seyen)
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-07-03
O.rJtation HoM.Ub
PROBES to Be FiaSc0
State PatrOlmen from Paynesville
Were On Job in FOrty-five
Minutes

About SIS Thursday afternoon
the city was thrown into a furry
of excitement when it was an
nounced that one of the local
oil stations had been held up.
Sheriff Schoener's office was i'm
mediately communicated with. The
county authorities in turn COM
municated with Highway Patrol
men Art McIntee and Lawrence
Gordon, Paynesville. These repre-
sentatives of Earle Browns very
efficient force were in Sank Centre
in As minutes after the hold-up had
been reported.
The Herald understands that a
car with an Illinois license stopped
at the filling station to secure a
fresh supply of gas. The attendant
happened to note the number on
the license plate while he was fill
ing the tank. While the operation
was going on one of the men enter
ed the station.
They had been gone only a min
ute or so when the young man in
charge discovered that there was
not as much money in the till as he
expected and very naturally arriv-
ed at the conclusion that robbery
had been committed. It soon deve-
loped, however, that the proprietor
had removed most of the currency
a short time before when he left
the station. The discovery was made
before the state patrolmen arrived.
Meanwhile the two gentlemen
from Illinois were on their way
unmindful of the fact that they
were suspected of robbery.
Certainly the young man in
charge of the station is not entitled
to any criticism for rapid action to
protect the interests of his employ
err.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-07-03
Achievement Day Program
Will Be Held July 18th
Ashley-RaymOnd 4-H Club VIII
Have Unusual Program in
DOmke's Grove

At the regular monthly meeting
of the Ashley Raymond Boys and
Girls All Club held Tuesday even
ing it was decided to hold a Club
Achievement day in Domkes
Grove, Lyman Prairie Saturday,
July 10.
This will be the first time any
local club of Stearns county has
ever attempted anything of this
kind and the Ashley-Raymond boys
and girls are go-getters and they
will make success of their
Achievement day program.
The second annual picnic of the
Boys and Girls Clubs of Stearns
county will be held at st. Johns
July %. It is expected that F.
w. Peck director of the Agri-
cultural Extension Division of
the University of Minnesota will
be secured to deliver the principal
address. Mr.. Peck is recognized
by the United States Department.
of Agriculture as being one of the
foremost extension men in the
country.