The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-06-23

into the hedge.
to Mrs Walter Pflueger, Is years old, and her
eight-months-oh daughter here yesterday. Both
suffered fatal burns when the blast occurred Mrs
Pflueger attempted to pour the oil into a kitchen
stove The baby died three hours after the accident
EVELETH-Twenty deputy sheriffs of the Vir-
GINA and Duluth offices Saturday and Sunday
ed the woods around Corbin for Jamer Kivisto, who
is wanted for murder, following reports that
answering to his description had been seen in the
vicinity.
Kivisto is sought for the Staying of his mother
in-aw Mrs. Olga Mannelin, who died May % from
bullet wounds received the day before from rifle
allegedly fired by him during quarrel in the yard
of their home at Corbin.
Following the shooting IS deputies began in
tensve manhunt for Kivisto, but the search call
ed off after five days, being apparent that the want
ed man had left the vicinity of Corbin, which is
about 18 miles south of Biwabik.
Sheriffs received several reports Saturday after
noon that man answering to Kivistos description
had been seen around the neighborhood, and they
Immediately sped to Corbin.
The hunt was called off Sunday night after it
had been definitely established the reports
false alarms.
HARRISBURG historic little Catholic
church in HARRISBURG, LIE Sueur county, which
built more than 70 years ago, the scene Thurs
day of event when its pastor and his sister,
nun, celebrated together the silver jubilee of their
entry into religious orders.
The priest is Rev. N. A. ]. Kryjewski, formerly
pastor of Holy Cross and of st. Phillips parishes in
Minneapolis. He was transferred to Marysburg,
of the early Catholic parishes in Minnesota, from
New Brighton year ago. Sister Adalbert came from
Toledo for the celebration.
Priests and nuns from the Twin Cities and
other points in the state well number of out
of-town laymen were present for the celebration
which started with the singing of a solemn high
at 10 A. M. Father Kryjewski was celebrant of
the mass, assisted by Rev. Francis Rakowhk, of
Minneapolis, and Rev. Alphons Carey, of ST. Paul
Following the mass the guests were served lunch
in the church hall by the women of the parish
There program of speeches and music.
The two principals in the ceremony were born
in German Poland and were less than two years old
when they brought to this country by their
mother. Their father had preceded them and had
settled in st. Paul.
They received their education in st. Paul schools
Father Karjewski is graduate of St. Paul Semin-
airy.
BATTLE LAKE-Curts Void, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Wold of st. Olaf township, was found
dead under his automobile about four miles north of
Ashby at $50 o'clock Monday morning.
The young had been in Ashby during the
evening" and left for home about midnight, taking
the road which runs northward toward Battle Lake
He was alone, in a runabout automobile. The road
is graded up and graveled, and there are a number
of cuts and fills It is possible that he may have
been blinded by the lights of another or he may
have gone to sleep for few seconds In any event
the left the highway and rolled down twelve
or fourteen foot grade. The top was completely
smashed, and the young man was caught under
meath the car, with edge resting on his chest in
such manner that he was smothered to death.
A. G. Hoff, who drives the creamery truck saw
the wrecked he was starting out on his route
in the early morning, and went to investigate.
He found the boy cold in death
MoRToN-In the same place. this village,
where Bishop Whipple met with three Indian chiefs
to quell disturbance between the Indians and the
whites than half century ago, representatives
of the Epsc >pal churches in the diocese OF Mime
sofa and Indians assembled Friday for a pilgrimage
picnic" Services were held at st. Cornelias church
at the little Indian village with the Rt Rev. Steph-
en- E. Keller, bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal do
cese of Minnesota and Rev. G. H. Brock, in charge
of the mission, and the Rev. Henry Whipple, of ST.
Clair, Indian clergyman, participating.
DULUTH-Three young Duluth desperadoes
now serving terms for robbing Michigan bank hare
been tentatively identified the slayers of Nels
Berglin, Forest Lake marshal, two months ago. and
the torturers of an aged Isle recluse Melvin Passo
chief of the state crime bureau, disclosed today
The convicts, sentenced two weeks ago for the
holdup of bank at Hermansville. Mich, are Edward
Kunasiewica 49, his brother Rudolph, 1s, and Frank
Jacobnski 20, all of Duluth.
Observation-Disclosures over ill health
which made him a burden to his family, Joseph A.
Arbeiter took his life with shotgun last Fri
day at his home Just across the line in Leven town.
ship, Pope county, aged u years. He had been suf-
fering from palsy for number of years and had Of
threatened suicide, that the family rarely left
him alone.
The shock of the violent death of her hfe-partner
of almost half century too much for his wife,
who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage Sunday and
joined him in death.
The sudden passing Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arbeiter is
a great shock to the many friends of this worthy
couple, who were well known and liked by many peo-
pie in this community well in Pope county,
where they had made their home for many years.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with through cattle
train Tuesday afternoon at the Great Northern
ing Maple Street, Joseph Renner was instantly
killed when the Ford truck he was driving was pick
ed up blythe engine of the train and crushed after
being dragged 127 feet
The accident occurred at 40 p. M.
Mr.. Renner was driving north on Third avenue
on his way to the Walter Lee home when the tragedy
occurred. He either didn't the oncoming train,
which did not stop at the Great Northern station,
was unable to stop his truck in time.
According to telegram to Great Northern Of
fcials the train travelling 35 miles hour at this
time but according to those who saw the train pass
through town it travelling at higher rate of
speed.
The truck, light Ford delivery model several
years old, totally demolished and was nothing
but of twisted steel and splinters when it was
dragged out of the ditch at the right hand side of
the rails where it thrown. The victim was badly
cut up and death came instantaneously
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