The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-04-27

children were worrying George Barker, the husband,
when he approached Oscar Warner, chief Of police,
quest food and lodging for his family. II don't
especially about myself" he said, although
am hungry also, but could you tell me where could
find food for my wife and children?" Their
burned in South Dakota, he said, they would have
been able to reach their destination. They sold the
remains for junk realizing two bushels of potatoes,
gallon of honey and So in cash. Since then they
have trudged from place to place, making 10 or Is
miles day and hoping to find means of transpor-
tation to their Iowa home. The money soon went
for food They given food by local restaurant
and members of the American Legion gave them
lodging for the night in the Redwood Hotel Mayor
H. D. Thorp gave them lift of 100 miles to Spirit
Lake, and at Spirit Lake arrangements were made
for their transportation to West Union.
Pauper Leaves Large Estate and Queer Will
ST. CLOUD-An estate of several thousand dol
lars to be disbursed in of the queerest ways
ever known left by Charles Johnson who died
in ST. Cloud last week while arrangements be-
ing made to take of him at state John
making his home with a bachelor friend
Frank Anderson. He taken ill with tubercu-
losis and applied first to the Sherburne county
thorites and then to the Charity Board of ST. Cloud
requesting that he be taken of at sanitariun
Officials of both places declined the ground that
johnson had not resided in either place long enough
to establish a legal residence. Arrangements were
then made to send him to Walker at state expense,
but he died the day he to have been taken to
the sanitarium. In will written the day before
his DEATH Johnson left SIS to each of his pabearers
50 to daughter, 5000 to Frank Anderson, with
whom he staying. stock to his lodge, funds
for cemetery lot for himself and Anderson, 81 900
for monument for himself, and the rest of the
estate to be paid to Anderson at rate not to ex-
coed so cents a day.
Five Year Old Boy Run Over BY Farm Tractor
LA SALLE-Pulled under of the wheels of
tractor which he was riding, little fveyear-old
George Bolin died here shortly after. The little fell
low was riding on the tractor being operated by Ed
Larson and in some way his clothing caught in
the Jugs OF the tractor and he pulled under
of the wheels He rushed to the hospital in Ma
della where all possible medical attention was given
him. but four hours after the accident he went into
stupor from which he regained consciousness
Teachers Ask Cut Rather Than Have One Lose Job
NEW ULM-Teachers of the New Ulm High
school offered to sacrifice portion of their salaries
to partially reimburse the school district the board
of education would rescind it's recent action elim
nate undesignated fellow teacher and re-eect
entire teaching corps for 1933-34. Following their
petition, the board held special meeting and took
definite action reconsidering their previous resolu
ton and retaining all instructors for the coming
term.
Hatchery Has 100000 Turkeys In The Making
WORTHINGTON-T Thought to be the largest
single setting of turkey eggs made, $4,000 fu-
ture gobblers were placed in the ncubaors at Bootes
Hatchery in Worthngton last week. This brought
the total number in the incubators up to 100000
having a value of S1SOO0-before thew are hatchedi