The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-01-21

The issue created great interest and the total
vote cast. 1884, only $50 votes under the citys
record.
The Marshall Municipal Utilities Development as
ISOLATION opposed the sale.
It is anticipated that the city will improve the
municipal plant and that the question of municipal
ownership and operation of this utility has been
disposed of in the neghboring city for to come
ST. PAUL-The Most Rev. Pietro Fumasoni
Biond of Washington, apostolic delegate of the Holy
See to the United States will preside at the instaa
ton of the Rt. Rev. John Gregory Murray arch
bishop Of st. Paul, which will take place Wednesday
morning, January ~, at the Cathedral of St Paul
This was announced last Friday the archdiocesan
offices in st. Paul.
Archbishop Murray will arrive January &C. from
Portland where he has been bishop of the diocese
Maine for six years. delegation of prelates from
the Twin Cities will go to Portland to accompany
him to ST. Paul and another group will meet him at
and escort him during the remainder of the journey
The ceremonies expected to attract church
dignitaries and the clergy from all parts of the
country iii.i.is
luncheon for the visiting bishops, among the
400 or more Catholic clergymen who will take part
in the installation will be given after the ceremony.
In his new post, Bishop Murray will have direct
administrative jurisdiction over the diocese which
constitutes of the Twin Cities and 81 counties of Cen
trail Minnesota Fairfax is in this diocese The arch
diocese of ST. Paul. however, includes Minnesota,
North Dakota and South Dakota. The archbishop
presdes all councils of the bishops of the arch
diocese.
ST. PAUL-Although Ernest Lueck, Pine Island,
failed to receive $4,000 life insurance policy from
the New York Life Insurance company insuring
Arnold he is entitled to that amount for
his sons death, the state supreme SQUIRT held today
A policy taken out with that company COW
ering Arnold II, May IA, 1928 which his father
was named beneficiary The policy was issued May
Ii and sent from New York by the insurance COM
pany for delivery to Lueck, but he received it,
Arnold was kicked by horse May IT, 1928 and
died the following June q
rIo hioh nboll thai db,,on univ
contending the policy became effective upon the pay
ment of the first premium despite failure of Lueck
to receive the policy.
Mnneapos-Even its 10000 years of age can't
sell the skull of musk to the University of Min
nesota for 81 900 SO an anticipated prize exhibit of
the zoology department back IN the hands of it's
discoverer and owner today.
w. E. Neuman, digging in his gravel pit
Preston, Mimi, came upon an ODD. yellow-gray sub
stance possessing one side something that looked
significantly like horn. The find aroused his Curl
osity and straghtway he sent it to the university
identification.
There, Drs Samuel Eddy ana Clinton Stauffer
found it to be the skull of musk animal. which
lived in this region but has been extinct here
now for 10000 years Mr.. Neumsas discovery they
considered valuable scientifically but not CONNER
1--WE had few dollars left in our budget" ex-
planned Dr. Eddy "and we though maybe we could
offer him $40 or SIS for it. But when he wanted
$1,000 the only thing could do was to give it back
him."
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the skull for exhibit purposes.
GRANITE FALLS-A Yellow Medicine county
grand jury today continued its investigation of the
shooting to death of Arloine Kittelson, IT, Hanley
Falls, last September by posse of eight.
Two witnesses were heard today, including Ed
win Norgaard farmer, living nea. the scene where
the girl was shot by one member of the posse while
she sat in an automobile with her escort Clarence
Jacoby, 81, Wood Lake.
County Attorney Salmer N. Knutson said he did
fioyofia
late today.
PIPESTONE-Blamed by himself as "a fool" for
taking $4,000 belonging to Murray county funds,
James e. Shirley, deposed county treasurer after
81 years of service because he embezzled the money
helped state examiners untangle his accounts
Shirley pleaded guilty before Judge G. T. How
ard of district court and sentenced to five years
for the embezzlement. He will be taken to Saltwater
next Wednesday to start his term, Sheriff George
Nelson, of Murray county said.
II was FOOL" Shirley said. "Now I've got to
take my medicine"
He said he had lost part of the money entrusted
to his in attempt to play the board of trade
and then had taken more funds to play the stock
market He lost it all, he said When he brought
back from Sioux City, Iowa, where he arrested,
he had check for $4,000 and more than 81, 900 in
cash in his possession
The loss of the county is covered by $4,000
bond which posted by Shirley.
The Murray county treasurer disappeared last
Dec IA after telling friends he going to rest at
Hot Springs, Mo- He never arrived. He traced
to the Twin Cities and then to Sioux City, where he
arrested. check Of his records by examiners
under A. r. johnson, state public examiner, showed
the shortage and Shirley's arrest was ordered.