The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-03-08
Caught, Fined, Pays in Five Minutes

FERGUS FAII.S-The ice on West Battle Lake,
Fergus Falls. was converted into acourt room
last week when game warden Harry Munger arrest
ed for illegal fishing. The man fishing
from his car, which had top and is therefore
strued to be fish house within the meaning of the
law and requires special license which the man
didn't have. It happened that Judge Barnes of Fer
gus Falls, fishing close by, and court was i'm
mediately convened the formal charge made a plea
guilty entered and fine of $40 imposed and paid.
There were costs No one can complain about the
laws delays in this instance.
Hungry Dogs Chase Deer on Superior
TWO HARBORS-There are just too many half
starved dogs at Knife River, according to Game
Walter Grudnosky who called on last week
when pack of dogs chased deer the ice at Lake
Superior where they mutilated it SO badly he had to
shoot the animal.
Driver Foot Trapped Under Car All Night
ORTONvnIE-Unable to free his foot, which
clamped tightly between the steering wheel and
the instrument panel of his overturned Art Sic
vert, Ortonville truck driver, remained heplessly
pinned beneath the for nearly six hours recently
sub-zero weather before he rescued by party
of passing motorists. Severt was driving home when
a passing forced him into a roadside ditch His
overturned and his foot was caught in such
manner that he could not crawl from the machine.
He able to the light switch and flashed his
lights and off at dozens of motorists who passed.
but stopped. No complications from his long
exposure to the cold resulted.
Release Prisoner as County is Busted"
Observation-Disclosures nearly 1000 miles to
get wanted an abandonment charge, a Ro-
chester attorney and deputy arrived in the Ozarks
only to find that the prisoner had been let out OF
Jail because the county busted" and couldn't
afford to keep him. County Attorney Hayes Dansin-
burg, Deputy Sheriff o. J. Anderson, his son. County
Commissioner John F. Cooke, and the wife of the
wanted motored to Arkansas, travelling through
country where they had to carry their wood up
stairs in the hotel to provide fuel. When they ar
rived they found the had been out of pail for
week and could not be located "You all know" said
the local sheriff. that the countys busted and amt
got no money here to board yer prisoner"
Find Break in Rail, Avert Train Wreck
LeSUEUR- Detecting break in the rail while
walking the railroad tracks from LeSueur to Hender-
son. Jim Corr hurried back to report the break and
may have saved many lives. Corr and his COM
panion, Charlie Hall, had Almost turned back just
before coming to the break but had decided to keep
on, and his lucky chance probably averted a train
wreck. A section sent out Immediately
receept of the report and before the next train
was due had repaired the break. Corr received
letter appreciation from the superintendent of the
Omaha railroad thanking him for the service done
and notified him that he would hear from them again.
Gypsies at It Again
MOUNTAIN LAKE-A gypsie who asked Rein
hart Schrock for penny to tell his fortune manag-
ed to extract SIS from his pockets in the telling and
Schriock for a match the gypsie followed him into
refused but when she had left he found SIS missing
from his pockets. He discovered his loss in time to
catch her and get his money back after which the
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