The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-24

Wednesday of this week Mr.. Mckay found the dog
in Glenwood and so Chuck" is home again after an
absence of 3A years. The Mckay family got Chuck"
as a puppy and he was great favorite with them.
AT the time he was lost every effort was made to
lind him but he seemed to have dropped from sight.
Wednesday Mr.. Mckay drove to Glenwood and ne
was standing in store where he noticed dog out
side that looked strangely like the CHUCK" he used
to know. Going to the door he called the dogs
once and then was almost smothered Chuck"
tried to show his joy at seeing his master again. Mr.
Mckay made effort to find who had been giving
Chuck home in Glenwood but could not locate
anyone and SO brought the dog along home again.
"Chucks" happiness at seeing the other members
OF the family was just as great when he first saw
Mr.. Mckay.
MANKATO-Lye c. Wadell found guilty of
murder in the first degree by jury which returned
verdict at o'clock Saturday afternoon at Mankato.
The crime of murder in the first degree makes
sentence of life imprisonment mandatory
Throughout the trial the defendant sat, COM
posed and mperturable in his chair beside his wife
and behind his attorneys He heard the verdict pro-
nouncing him guilty without Ticking eye lash.
His breast moved perceptibly, however, the jury
fled into the court
Lyle Wadden stands convicted of poisoning
Floyd Williams seventeen state school boy
with strychnne poisoning Feb. ~, 1881 The state
charged he murdered the boy to collect insurance of
$4,000.
WINNEBAGO-Kicked by a colt that he had re-
Gently purchased, Otto Jacobsen farmer, was fatally
injured and died at the Winnebago hospital Monday
March 6, he kicked in the throat by the animal
and for week it thought that his injuries were
minor and that he would recover. Monday morning
change in his condition was noted and he was
brought to the hospital and throat specialist was
summoned from Mankato, who found that the wind
pipe had been ruptured and tube was inserted.
Hope was then extended that he would survive
short time later while he still in semi-con-
scious condition he is said to have erked the tube
from his throat and death was instantaneous.
APPROPRIATIONS Williams, son of A. B.
Williams, formerly of this community, was wounded
by neghbor boy hunting rabbits with a % calibre
rifle last Friday afternoon. The accident occurred
on the farm the Williams occupy IL miles north OF
Murdoch. The shock, when the bullet struck him,
knocked Raymond down, after penetrating the
clothing and striking rib just above the heart He
was brought to Appleton for medical treatment but
Xray failed to reveal the bullet and 1t is thought
that it fell to the ground after hitting him. Other
than the shock no ill effects followed. raymond
was assisting his father at cutting wood with cross
cut saw in the woods the farm at the time, and
neither he nor Mr. Williams knew what had struck
him until the hunter appeared through the brush
carrying rifle.
ST. JAMES-People are used to reading stories
of violence that to happen almost every day in
our larger cities farmer has been assaulted while
milking his cows which causes many people to be-
1ieve that violence is becoming national trait and
that one is safe in the country than in the
CITY, Edmund Bloom, farmer living near ST.
James, was milking when someone struck him over
the head. He turned in time to see masked man
about to strike him again. He grappled with the
fellow who thereupon drew a % calibre revolver.
The farmer prevented the man from using the weap-
on whereupon the stranger begged to be allowed to
60 stating he would give the farmer 800 and that
he had mistaken him for another man. In the ensu-
ing struggle the man able to make his escape
and nothing has been heard of him since.
The farmer give valid reason for the attack.
CASS LAKE-The body of Mrs. Josephine Mum
NELL an Indian, who apparently had been beaten to
death with club, found near the county road
here yesterday. A birch club seven feet long was
found near the body Charley Fisher an Indian, who
was reported last seen in the company OF Mrs.
Munnell was held in Jail for questioning
GRANITE FAlLS-Herbert Foster, 80, single.
farmer living two miles south of Echo, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the forehead while
looking in mirror he had nailed up in the barn. NO
reason could be assigned for the act.
MANKATO-A woman believed to be Mrs. Leo.
A. Smith, "a years old, committed suicide yesterday
by jumping from bridge into the Minnesota river.
witnesses told police the woman walked to the
bridge removed her hat and coat, climbed over the
railing and jumped into the river 80 feet below Her
body disappeared under the ice.
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