The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-09-20

leased on bail the following day but must appear
for trial at Gaylord again on Friday. Ortof had
been having trouble with his tenant William Winters
for some time. He wanted to get Winters and his
family out of the house. but Winters claimed he had
worked for ortlof and had money coming which he
wanted to take out in rent Ortlo evidently brooded
over his difficulty and came town Friday evening,
got "quored up and then proceeded to the Winters
home with his shotgun. Every window the west
side was shattered, and it is said number Of
charges entered the open windows the north
side Mr.. and Mrs. Winters and the children escaped
injury by lying fiat the floor after the first charge
fired It is said that Ortlof pumped at least
a dozen shots into the building.
Milk Machine Hose Found in Cows Stomach
SOUTH ST. PAUL-Mooing distinct disappov-
al Of the drouth, depression feed shortage, unem-
ployment and conditions in general cow recently
slaughtered at Swift & Companys plant, is reveal
ed to have done her bit to put more men to work
on the farm by destroying milking machine hav-
ing eaten 4foot length Of double milking machine
hose complete with its metal fittings. Just the
ture of the quid which the animal thought she
chewing not evident but in the beef warm fancy
meat department where the stomach was opened, the
rubber hose recovered and is now on display in
the office Of F. D. Patterson, superintendent. Me-
moirs of the failed to mention any pains
been occasoned by eating green apples, or perhaps
appendicitis pains, and the postmortem examination
showed that the rubber hose had suffered deteri
Grafton from the chewing or digestive operations.
False Teeth Found At InteraaLen Park
FAIRMONT-The lost and found department Of
FairmOnt Sentinel
teeth. Manager Ray Erickson found the grinders in
the grass of Interlaken Park. dentist says the
teeth belong to chewer of male persuasion and that
they are quite new. Maybe the owner was so sore
over trying to break in the pesky things that he
threw them away
Offender Borrows Bail; Judge Dismisses Charge
SOUTH ST. PAULA local high school boy
arraigned in municipal court recently charge
of parking his in the wrong place. When he
presented the ticket to the police he was told he
yvol1d haUa To mt hai He SIxad tn he al
lowed to go out and raise the money among his
friends. He must be popular boy in school, for he
brought back collection of small coins for his bail.
In court the bail was produced It consisted Of two
Dimes four five cent pieces and 60 one-cent pieces
Judge L. c. Shepley dismissed the charge restored
the ball. and told the offender to return what he had
borrowed if he could find all the lenders.
Youth Severely Burned Roping Power Line
ELBOW LATSEIKenneth Keep, II year old, was
seriously burned by electricity when he threw damp
rope over highline. Kenneth and his brother
herding cattle near the highine when the accident
occurred. The rope which served as a conductor
had been rained and still damp. Kenneth
threw the rope over the hghline, Immediately becom
ing unconscious His brother went for help,
turning with Kenneths parents who found him still
unconscious on the ground. The boys clothes were
burned from his body his entire abdomen chest and
his left leg to below the knee and his left side
burned. He taken to Herman and from there to
the Powers Hospital at Barrett where he is now be-
ing treated. He recovered consciousness before he
reached Herman. The severity of the burns cannot
cult fckered at 200 o'clock when the accident
Cured and part of the lines the current went off,
Mcintosh Boasts Student From Furthest North
McINTOSH-McIntosh has the distinction of hav-
ing enrolled in its high school student who comes
from the northern most point in the United States,
and the claim is made that high school in the
United States has student enrolled from point
far north as Mcintosh. Maynard Carlson joined the
freshman class of the Mcintosh high school at the
opening of the present term. His home is in the
northern part of the Northwest Angle where the
mail is brought in by skshod airplane in the winter
and by boat Lake of the Woods in summer.
incidentally Maynard had to fifty miles by
boat to enroll at Mcintosh high school.
Reputation Wins Suspended Sentence Lie Revokes It
BRICELYN-George Colby found that when he
ito tell the truth the whole truth and nothing
but the truth, so help me God" it was more than
mere Formally to the court Colby, who confessed
number Of small robberies in the vicinity of Blue
Earth, was about to have his sentence suspended
because of his good reputation heretofore and be-
his victims desired that lenency be shown him.
In accounting for set of golf clubs, however, he
swore in court that they had been given to him.
Judge ]. E. Haycraft did little telephonng his
account, and found the had lied. The
Judge can't stand lar so he gave him an indeter-
inmate sentence at St. Cloud.
Induces Permanent Sleep with Dynamite Pillow
BRONSON-Using sticks of dynamite a
pillow, and setting the fuse before lying down. ASKED
Emilson, ~ year old highway worker, committed sui
eide near here recently Other highway workers,
awakened by the explosion, found Emson's body 30
feet from where the blast had taken place The body
was torn and mutiated-the head and one arm
severed. The coroner pronounced the death suicide.
Emilson had been under the influence Of liquor the
night before, and dependency given the
OF the suicide.
Appendicitis Attack Is Only Rusty Pin
WARREN-A unique operation was performed
on Hlmer Bergstrom in the Warren Hospital recent
ly For time Mr.. Bergstrom complained of
sharp pains whenever pressure applied to his
side, but close examination revealed symptoms of
appendicitis. When surgeons removed the appendix
it apparently in good condition, but upon closer
examination rusty pin was found embedded in the
tissue. Mr.. Bergstrom is rapidly convalescng.