The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-20

JORDAN MIrN-Henry Arens, Minnesota's new
lieutenant governor and first Scott county resident
to hold high state office. will be honored at a
countrywide celebration here after December l.
Plans tonight are taking shape under the di-
rection of a local commercial club committee with
the date indefinite pending word from Floyd B. Oh
son, governor-elect, to when he can be here.
Olson, with whom the well-known local agricul-
turist was elected II days ago, will be principal
speaker but a number of other state officials and
leaders from. various parts of Minnesota also will
talk.
Mr.. Arens. leader in the cooperative movement,
asserts emphatically he will continue farming de-
spite his new honor
"I will not move away from Jordan nor will
quit farming. There will be no change out here at
the place." That was his reaction at his farm
here which he has lived number of years.
Herbert Strait is chairman of the commercial
club committee in charge of the celebration. Other
members are Henry Fischer, j. p Nachbar, A. NJ
Schaefer, Alex Krautkremer, Loren Habegger e. j.
Ritschel and s. A. Allmann.
LeROY-Surtis Huddlestom who came from
Iowa to WOO maid on the w. A. Boyd farm near
here wouldn't take no for an answer. His persis-
tency cost hin. 800. Despite repeated warnings to
stay away Huddlestom came back. When the girl
and Mr. Boyd ordered him away recently. Huddes-
ton threw bricks through the window Officers were
waiting for him when he returned for his next visit
Huddleston paid the fine
PRINCETON-A farmer and his 6-year-old
daughter, motorists from Canada dead here to-
day after their car struck truck and then hit
by another.
The father was Eugene Bernard of Mayfair,
Sask, who died at hospital here after the mishap
near Big Lake The Bernard car struck parked
cattle truck. Then freight truck struck the
wreckage.
ST. CLOUD-Two men were in serious condition
at a hospital here following explosion in barn
near Morrill,. Physicians said they may die. Joseph
Staworski 26 years old, and his brother-in-law
Frank Jowiak. farmers, the victims. Fire fol-
lowed the explosion origin of which officers said
undetermined.
BUCKMAN-August Dehler, one of Minnesota's
Oldest residents and certainly it's oldest deer hunter
goes to the northern part of Minnesota Saturday
trophy he said after he applied for his license.
Dehler is S3 years of age. He said in the old
days five or six deer were good days shoot At
that time he did most of his hunting in northern
during the autumn.
This year he will go to Pine county and shoot his
deer in the vicinity of Hnckley He is confident that
his age will have nothing to do with his aim that
is now as good as it has ever been Two years ago
Mr.. Dehler brought back the largest deer taken by
any Morrison county sportsmen, his friends say
The Bucknan resident has shot 294 deer during
the past 80 years. during the time of the present
license system. Before that time he shot then. at
intervals to fill the demand for the meat.
Arens came here from Germany in 1880. He farm
ed in various sections until 1897 when he entered the
continued in this business until 1905 when he moved
to his present farm a half-nile west of here
He served in the lower house of the state legis-
lature in 1919 and 1920 and in senate from 1928
He filed for reelection the senate this year. but
withdrew when nominated for lieutenant governor
on the farm-labor ticket
He is vice president of Land OLakes Creamer-
les, Inc, and has been active as vice president of
state livestock breeding association. He helped or
ganize the Jordan Cooperative Creamery and was
elected it's president