The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-06-29
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Mayor, Attorney Enforce Saturday Night Bathing
Belle Plaine-Often tired mothers threaten to call
the policeman when the children won't obey and last
Saturday evening Belle Plain man not only threat
ened to "call the cops when the hired man refused
to take bath, but actually did Mayor Keup and
County Attorney hearing the police alarm, hurried
to northside home. The Of the house COM
planned that his hired man refused to take his bath
In the presence of the officials the hired man
ptulated He lost not time in taking his Saturday
night washing. Thus, service on the part OF
our officials is made possible
More Deer Than Ever in Northern Minnesota
St Pau-Deer are more numerous in the north
part of the state than they ever have BEEN and
ther is possibility that nature may take hand at
thinning them out DR.. Thaddeus Surber, propaga-
ton director in the state game and fish department
indicated today
DR.. Surber said that when an overabundance of
wild life occurs in locality, nature generally has
way OF lessing the numbers, and inferred that this
may apply to the deer herds in the northern part of
the state If they continue to increase.
Deer in late years have become traffic hazard
IN the northern counties, with numerous instances of
motorists striking them being reported. To remedy
this, the state has erected signs at many deer
ings over highways to warn motorists.
DR.. Surber said it shame that no open
season was provided TO rthis fall by the legislature
That body had before it proposal for an open sea-
son. but the legislation lost out during the rush of
the last few days of the through lack of
sideration.
Young Woman Leaps to Death
AdlnneapOnS-FOr an unexplained reason q young
unidentified woman jumped from the automobile of
F. A. Ulberth 1902 Linden avnue as he was returning
to Minneapolis from Lake Minnetonka Sunday after
noon and suffered skull fracture and other injuries
She was taken to General hospital, where she died
early in the afternoon
Mr. U1brth said he was returning from the Mar
rows at Lake Minnetonka and as he reached point
between Lafayette and Crystal bays the young wo-
man hailed him and asked for ride. She told him
she had been running to catch bus had just missed
one and was anxious to get to Minneapolis quickly
possible.
He said he told her she could ride to Minneapo-
lis in his car, and that when he reached point on
Wayzata boulevard, near the Superior golf course
the young woman suddenly opened the door Of the
car and jumped out Mr.. Ulberth said he travel
ing between 80 and IS miles hour at the time
Deputy sheriffs who investigated the accident
which would aid in identifying her. She wore white
hat with wide brnn, white shoes and gray hose and
a lowered rose-colored cotton dress. She carried
white purse At General hospital it said she
about 10.
Lockjaw Claims Young Girl
GIENWOOD-Lockjaw claimed youthful vic
tim in eight year Of old Dolores Anderson daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Anderson of Glenwood who
passed on at 2:30 A NJ, Wednesday.
Dolores, a third grade student in the Glenwood
schols, had cut her hand while playing in the
try. She had gone to well to get drink and
slipped cutting her hand and requiring stitches
to close the wound. She apparently recovered as
the would healed in good order and last Friday the
Andersons began trip to South Dakota. While
there Dolores showed signs Of sickness and doctor
advised return to Glenwood for further treatment
Young Man Stricken With Heart Attack
STOWE PRAIRIE Standing helpless on the
banks of the Wing River northwest of Hewitt three
small boys watched John Bese, Jr, 10 year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bese stop swimming and sink
under the surface Of the river Terrified Of the
boys ran through the fields to the Bese home about
mile away with the messags Johns dead"
Mr. Bese hurried to the swimming hole as fast
as he could taking along some neighbors One Of
the neighbors quickly got the body out of the river
and efforts were made to resusicate the drowned
youth but to avail. Their efforts were too late
Bese was beyond the need of his help.
It is supposed that the lad was stricken by an
heart attack and had fainting spell while swim
ming and that he sank below the surface uncon-
scious and drowned before help could be summoned
to get him out of the deep water
another victim, when Clarence Krantz, diving of the
bank struck his head rock the bottom and
broke his neck.
Gordon Ness, 90 Breaks Neck While Swimming
Gordon Ness, 20, of Mrs. Cena G. Ness Haven
farm woman, died Sunday morning at 500 o'clock
at the st. Cloud hospital, his death caused by
broken neck sustained at 800 p NJ Saturday while
diving into Elk River. The mishap occurred in the
well known swimming hole not far from his home
Ness was killed in the same spot, and in the same
manner John Neyssen, who also suffered broken
Ness dove into the water and apparently forgot the
danger Of sand bank few feet from the shore. He
crashed into this head first, being taken from the
water unconscious The water is FIVE feet deep where
the accident occurred The depth increases suddenly
In small narrow bowl and ends with the sand bank
PECULIAR BOAT FOUND
HUTCEIINSON-A peculiar old boat was recently