The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-30

the meantime the efforts of former Empress zita to
restore the monarchy in Austria being observed
with some apprehension.
State News Briefs
From Oar Exchanges
Have Same Birth Date, Fourth Three Days Later
FRANFSLIN-Three boys in the family of Mr..
and Mrs. o. e. Kreuger, of Hector born on
the same date of the month August 16 and they are
not triplets either The boys Leo Kreuger, of
this village and Guy and AL of Hector. fourth
brother, Herbert ("Butch") has his birthday ami
versary the 10Th day Of August The four boys
dubbed together Thursday last week to celebrate
the event at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kreuger
and other members of the family present to
joy the event.
Wanna Buy Fish? He Asks WardenI
LTCHFIELDA Willenbrink found himself in
the right church but the wrong pew last week when
he tried to sell half dozen crappies to fishermen
who seemed to be having luck, and found that
OF them was a game warden! 'T'u sell you
crappies for 20 cents" Wilenbring called across to
Gus Carlson and two Dasse friends. Fine" an
swered Carlson, but when Willenbrnk pulled over
in his boat he added ,"You didn't know I was a
game warden did your" Willenbrink didnot, but he
soon found out to the tune of $40 and cost in front
of a justice in Richmond.
Man Hears Band at Five Mile Distance
Tracy-Old settlers in the Tracy community have
often testified to the crystacear atmosphere of this
country with their accounts of watching wagon
team from the time it left town miles away until the
moment it entered the farm yard AS soon as trees
began to dot the prairie, the view killed. But
shade of the old times returned last Friday night
when Elmer johnson, sat on the porch of his farm
home five miles southwest of Tracy. Softly carried
on the still night air came the rhythmic beats of
drums Mr. johnson noted the time and the next
day called the Headlight Herald office. The Tracy
High School had at that particular time been march
ing and playing in parade
Car Goes Rampage Without Driver at the Wheel
CFIATFIELD = Hairbreadth Harry has nothing
on the car owned by C. IA Battey, which went on an
unaccompanied trip Sunday afternoon through the
neighbors yards and gardens. It seems that Battey
was cranking the car in the garage when it decided
to back out without his guiding hands at the wheel.
Darling backwards out of the garage, it zoomed
across the sereet got ditch circled few times
trampled some of Ed Walters flowers, then Skirted
Mrs. Lizzie Demands lawn, and found very secure
resting place in tree With several neighbors as
sistance, Battey tried to release the from the
tree with no success. Finally it was necessary to
get hack saw and cut the from the tree leaving
a piece of steel in the tree trunk
Eagles Choose Power Line for Low Nest
GRAND RAPGDS-Eagles fly high in Bombay,
but around Grand Rapids this noble bird has no lofty
ambitions and pair has built its nest only few feet
from the ground, high voltage wire. On power
line running from Big Splithand lake and Little
Splithand lake, the eagles carried bushels of
SUCKS and other nesting materials and set house
keeping the center of three poles. The nest was
completed, eggs laid and young eagets Matched and
so far none has to grief on the wires CARRYING
electricity. Last week young eagle observed
standing on the edge Of the next and whstling shrily
for a fish fat rabbit. The birds are attracting
considerable attention from motorists since the nest
is near the highway and quite low.
Dead Horse Starts $4,000 Law Suit
Lake WuISON-At the term of court local peo-
pie will watch with interest the progress of $1O-
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Silver Lake is suing Truman Mercantile Company
Geo. Foster, Jr. of Truman, and Ed. Annette of
Fairmont for $10611 to bodily injury hospital
doctor bills, and damage to his in an accident
June H. The Mercantile Co., loaned their delivery
truck to Geo. Foster Jr. the evening of June L.
In the truck Geo. Foster took Miss Josephine Kulzer
and Miss Carolyn Lase to Fairmont to attend the
movies On their way there they hit horse loose
severe cuts themselves. They were hurried off to
Farmont for medical attention The horse left lying
on the pavement Along comes Wede, hits the ami
mal-he and his thrown for a big loss. Wedel
broke a hip and was in cast long time.
Nudism Grows In the Middle West
Bellingham-Nudism to many is hobby, to 9TH
ers the means of building up the human body by
close association with nature, in the raw but to
binary John Public, Nudism is visualized with the
thought of poison IVY mosquitoes sunburn and the
entire lack Of patriotism. Glow could anyone take
off their hat when the Star Spangled- Banner is
payed3 Mrs. Fred Velasco belongs to the group of
John Publics who blush without restraint when Mud
ism is spoken of and well she may for member of
her household has gone nudist and there doesn't
to be anything to do about it. Fourteen years ago.
this member in question was brought into the world
and has blithely pursued the even tenor Of his way
until he has of his own accord gone into a
state of undress that be labelled only nudsm
And now, your imagination is good, imagine ca
nary bald of pate naked of body and bare Of shank
sitting the perch In his cage and caroing blithely
the beauties Of the newborn day Mrs valesco says
The loss of his fathers doesn't bother him bit and