The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-11-22

citizen, Gustave Loew, who picked the book up
the street where the burglar had thrown it mailed
the book to Oga's father.
Travels $1,000 Miles to and From School
Stillwater-A matter Of $1,000 miles will be trav-
eled by Austin "Red" Corrigan while attending ST.
Thomas College in St. Paul. Living in Hudson Wis.,
RED" daily boards train to st. Paul. where he
transfers to a street to the college campus, a
journey of 26 miles each way So miles trip
each day. He is the second year of his
travels and during the four year course will approx
innate $1,000 miles going to and from school It is
necessary for him to get up at $50 in the morning
for the trip. An honor student in high school and
active in various organizations, Corrigan is now
studying for the priesthood.
Man, Dog and Skunk Tangle in Free-for-an
Isle-It may be funny to some of you guys but
it didn't give Isle resident anything but pain in
the neck when he emerged from his home recently
and stumbled pole cat. The skunk was ap-
parenty on peaceful journey to its night lodgings
but the impact of the Isle mans foot didn't make the
animal too friendly And to make matters worse the
man thought he had stumbled the family cat
and aimed vicious kick it before he discovered
his mistake. His dog sleeping just around the corn
er of the house. hearing the disturbance dashed into
the fray just in time to collide with the skunk, which
was flying through the air from the impact Of the
kick Skunk and dog both ran under the feet of
the man, and all three went down in a yeping
squealing, swearing and odorous heap The man and
the dog are still sleeping in the barn. The skunk
is believed to be enjoying his usual good health.
Wears Same Shoes Since World War
Clarkfeld-John "Kneepk" Lundgren, well-known
Carkield character has worn the pair of shoes
since the World War ended, and he and his friends
can prove It'll The only other footwear he has owned
was pair Of canvass shoes that he wore for short
time one summer. The old brogans enormous,
and the toes look like dutch barge, but they are
still serviceabe 16 years in the pair of kicks
Three Unhurt As Car Tips With Iron Safe
Observation-Disclosures 450-pound safe ratified
around like pea in pod three people escaped in
jury when their turned five times near Or
tonville recently The iron safe did practically no
damage to the car and after the was strahten-
ed out the party proceeded its journey. In addi-
ton to the SAFE quantity of bed clothing the
car which probably saved the lives of the three
pie. The car, a late model, was thrown into the
ditch when it struck small washout while passing
a highway grader, turning five times. couple
and little girl driving through to Montana received
only bruises and slight cuts and continued their trip
after minor medical treatment.
Horse Plants Front Hoof Through Windshield
Cokato-Rearng up the road, a horse struck its
front hoof through the windshield of Max Mall
stedts car near Cokato recently much to the sur
prise of the autost. Mal1stedt returning to his
duties at Cokato mill after absence of two days.
The horse bolted from a ditch onto the highway
rearing up and striking the with its hoofs Dam
age to the car amounted to smashed fender and a.
caved in top. while Mastedt cut about the face
and the hoof of the horse injured his left hand The
horse was so severely injured it had to be killed.
Gets Duck Pheasant, Goose With One Shot
Pelican Esapids-One of the best hunting stories
unraveled this fall is the tale about M T. Houghton
of Pelican Rapids, who fired one shot and went home
with duck, goose and pheasant. Houghton shot
duck and waded into the lake to get it. As he did
so, hunter across the lake winged a goose. AS
Houghton picked up his duck, the wounded goose
fell at his feet. He carried both back to his car
where strange dog walked up and presented him
with pheasant.
Sewing Club Bad Effect; Uses Leg as Pincushion
Granite Fals-When Miss Mildred Komplein
started home from a meeting of her sewing club re-
Gently, she felt it difficult to walk Something
seemed wrong with her right leg, but the club meet
ing had been interesting and she said nothing about
it until she reached home. The pain became more
severe, and doctor called and took the young
lady to Granite Falls hospital, where large needle
was removed from her right limb The needle had
become completely embedded in the flesh and had
to be cut out
Meanest Man Has Price Set On Head
-Marshall-The meanest man in Marshall has a
price set on his head. A reward Of $25 offered
recently by Fire Chief Albert Volk for information
leading to the apprehension and conviction Of the
person who stole battery from the Departments
No. truck. The theft committed between a
Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon, since a
check is made on the trucks every "a hours to see
that everything is in order. Chief Vok had tested
the truck Tuesday night and again Wednesday after
noon, when he discovered the theft An attempt was
also made to steal the battery off the No. 2 truck
Had a fire alarm come in during the period between
the time of the theft and it's discovery, the No. 1
truck would not have been able to answer, for it
would have taken at least Is minutes to get and
hook up battery that would have served temporar-
lily. The battery valued at $50, and was practic-
ally new.
South st. Paula group of South st. Pauls in
trepid fishermen netted 1900 whiteish at Mile Laos
over recent week end, the fish to be smoked and
used at a stag supper. The six members who av-
eraged 250 fish apiece were Christ B. Hanson Rein
hold Werner, El Skogg, E. Peterson, II. e. Sloan,
and Roy Blackwell They reported the fish running
to a good size, averaging about liz pounds
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