The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-11-26

the guard rail and tipped through the air to the
ground 80 or 40 feet below. The alghted on its
wheels after turning over once or twice.
Mrs. Anderson Is still under doctors care but
her injuries not believed serious. Mr. Anderson
was here Monday trying in district court. He
had bruse his face, believed to have been caused
by his head humping the steering wheel the car
turned over and he still felt the effects of the
jolting in his joints and tendons.
Fortunately the car alighted some sand be-
low the viaduct The wheels practically buried
in the three feet of loose sand at the bottom
Mr.. Anderson driving when he applied the
brakes because of two Immediately ahead of
him. The road slippery due to the rain and
damp weather and the started to skid They
railroad tracks and were on the down grade. Apply
ing the brakes useless the down grade and
task of trying to steer the car down the grade to
the approaches.
He was unable to turn the car though and it
skidded the pedestrians walk and through the
railing.
ST. PAUL-Marriage is what "a neat refined
Texan Graves and he wants "a middle
aged widow badly he has written at least three
Minnesota mayors to help him.
The chief executives at Fergus Falls, Red Wing
and Rochester received letters from the man who
SlSneQ MS name as cooper, f1lilSDOrO, leAdS.
One of the mayors was sure he wanted to go into
the matrimonial business.
In fact, Mayor Leonard Erickson, Fergus Falls
fatty refused ito hunt up widows for Texas pan
handler"
OSAKIS-A score of pheasants tried to
Lake Osakis, but were unable to remain in the air
for that length of time and finally plunged exhausted
INTO the water and drowned Many of them were
picked up dead by lake residents.
WIZ,
county road maintenance man must go to prison to
serve out forgery sentence the state supreme court
'uled today.
stearns was charged with having forged the
name of Ray Garner to auditors warrant for $50
ind having cashed it at the Citizens State Bank, of
3ranerd.
Stearns was convicted and sentenced to a two
rear term in the Crow Wing County court He ap-
,ealed to the high court however and lost his case
here
The high court also ruled that John Wickman.
Duluth, laborer not entitled to receive 1850
awarded him by St. Louis county jury for loss of
IN eye while on job.
Wickman had been awarded the money in his
uit against M Anime Poiauim and Alfred Gergoire
for $4,000. Judge Bert Fessler set the
ward aside and sustained today by the supreme
ourt.
COLD SPRING+The state board of health is
ued warning to hunters and handlers of wild
anne against an outbreak of Tularemia rabbit
ever"
The warning was issued after Cold Spring man
ecame infected after sknning rabbit. There
eight of the disease reported to date this
ear, the board said.
None of the cases this year have resulted SER
ously, it said. High fever is one of the symp
otms of the disease.
THIEF RIVER FALLS-Testifying to the pre-
minent position of Thief River Falls among turkey
marketing centers in the northwest total of 80 car
'ads of the Thanksgiving birds will have been
nipped out of the city up to tonight since last |
thursday. The weeks volume of business has strain |
to capacity the facilities of local dressing plants
nd assembling stations. Shipments consider
bly, ahead of the period year ago. Manager
. o. Norby, of the local Land O Lakes plant last
thursday claimed for his organization the dstinc-
On OF being the first in the northwest to make
arload shipment Of turkeys for the Thanksgiving
arket. On Saturday, two days later, car was
lipped from Grand Forks.
MILE LACS-Drinking a quantity of denatured
cohol and moonshine caused the death of four
adams of the Chippewa tribe living at Sandy Lake
ltkin county, last week. Two of the deceased
ndrew Shawab and Sab Skinaway, formerly lived
18th the tribe at Mile Laos lake. In an account of
lie deaths the Aitkn Age relates that Andy Lyons
lie fourth Indian to die, passed out last Thursday
result of the drinking debauch and refers to
lie other deaths follows:
Mrs John Grasshopper, a widow Is years old
lccumbed first early Tuesday morning at her home
the Sandy Lake Indian district. c. L. Graves,
hartman OF the town board, called the coroner and
compliance with the wishes of the family the body
as prepared and buried in accordance with the Gus
ms OF the tribe. Andrew Shrawab SO, Spaldns
Wnshlp died the same morning at AGO. He was
,rn In Mile Laos county. The name of his wife was
ven as Mahchgegwaywis Sam Skinaway living
l Indian Point near Kimberly, died Wednesday
orning An Aitkin physician called the previous
'ening and found the group sitting about room
Id refused to reply to the inquiry to the where
bout of the patient AS the doctor was about to
ave, the information volunteered that Sam
kinaway was the man. But with the stoicism of his
ature he was sitting in the company Examina-
on showed he was nearly blind and in a serious
ndltlon. The next morning word reached here
had died."
DETROIT LAKES-Two Minnesotans arranged
ave started suit to about 81 for the
lllager Indians, of Minnesota for land the whites
'tained from them "a years ago for $11 600 worth
blankets, tobacco, and trinkets The suit was
'epared by State Senator Robert C. Bell Detroit
axes, and Daniel b. Henderson, of Park Rapids at
rneys for the Pillager bands of the Chippewa In
en- tribe, for introduction in the United States
urt of claims under bill passed by congress last
arch 3. The land involved consists of about 100000
res in parts of Ottertail, Douglas, Todd and Wa
ma counties The Indians claim this land was TAX
| Illegally at about n cents from the
eech Lake Cass Lake. Otter Tail and Lake Winni-
goshish band of the Pillager Indians. Though the
It of congress permitting filing of the suit entitled
e Indians to recover no more than SIPS acre,
bject to judgment of the court of claims the plain
is ask $S64,OOO payment for the land plus in
rest at five per cent from Aug. 81, 1847, and So
5000 attorneys claim is due for damages
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., three or more broke in
the Mar1ldas store niphf alop