The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-11-21

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do nothing alone, for aid, and the two hunters
with duck boat took their boat down to the lake
and attempted to get Painter out But there not
enough water and the rushes were so thick they
couldn't use the boat So they became metropolitan
and called the st. Boni Fire department The fire
laddes spread out ladders on the ice and by much
maneuverng managed to get Painter out. Although
suffering from exposure Painter has entirely
cred from his experience.
Fish Found Eighty Feet Under Ground
Lake Wilson-That early day fishermen did not
get all the fish was disclosed recently when Joe
Amundson, Lake Wilson we'll digger, found a petri-
fled fish eighty feet underground. Amundson was
digging a we'll the Emil Boese place five miles
auger brought up lot Of clam and snail shells, and
going down another forty feet petrified fish was
brought up. The fish is we'll marked and naturally is
heavier than piece of rock the same size.
Four Deer Find Home Sweet Home" Best Place
Moorhead.-"Home Sweet Home apparently
four deer recently liberated from the bull pen
the Moorhead and driven north along the river
to freedom and opportunity to forage for them
selves, refused to leave town. The day after they
were released they returned to the park and have
been hanging around since, hungry and forlorn.
AS result they have created somewhat of prob
lem. Recent SHOWS have covered the ground furnish
ing but little chance for animals to find enough to
eat Not only that says Nels N. Melvey, Park COM
missioner, they were born in the and have not
learned how to shift for themselves Park funds
low-the deer were released to the expense of
feeding them-but Melvey is considering asking for
donations toward fund to keep the animals until
spring, when they would have better chance of
finding feed in the natural habitat of wild life.
Hunter Gets Both Barrels" From Quarry
Morton.-The story has not yet been told Of the
visiting pheasant hunter who was shot at Morton
during the first open season this fall. young man
from saltwater was hunting with his companions in
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movements in the long grass ahead of him he decid-
ed to down what he believed to be Mr. and Mrs.
Pheasant. Too late he discovered that it wasn't
pheasant at all, but just badly frightened pole cat,
commonly known skunk In his hurry to get
away, Mr. Hunter backed up with all possible speed.
His heels caught in the long marsh grass and before
he could escape the skunk let him have both barrels
The charge caught him squarely in the eyes and end
ed his hunting for that day.
Turkeys Go For Train Ride; Heck With Market
Blue Earth.-It sad day for Ray Schied, Of
Delavan, Turkey Raiser Deluxe, but it was great
day for the birds they erry rode out of Delavan
perched on the roof of box and the caboose of
a local freight Schied preparing 1900 turkeys
for the market He lives short distance from the
railroad track and somehow word must have reached
the "bookkeeper for low and behold when the train
pulled out there top Of the caboose were perched
60 Of Schieds finest turkeys Ahead of the caboose
the top of numerous box cars were scores of the
Thanksgiving fowl If all the train crew don't have
Turkeys for the 2Sth it will be their fault-And
turkeys only around rs cents per pound!
Winter Is Coming! Tramp Steals indies!
Lakefied.-B-r-r-r-r; With the sharp wintry
blasts of the last few days it is joke to have
undies taken from the clothes line. It Is enough to
make the shivers run up and down your spinal col
unn. r. j. Rouse, Lakefield, in this predicamens
recently but within few hours the stolen property
was recovered and he is again wearing smile,
knowing that he will be able to keep this win
ter negro transient, happening by just after Mrs.
Rouse had hung her husbands undies out to dry,
cognized the need of the wooies in the future
and appropriated them from the line. On report Of
the theft, Marshall Palmer remembered that he had
seen a negro with bundle under his arm board a
freight going west Telephone wires busy, noti
flying police west to be on the lookout for the old
meanie. Within a short time the marshall at Fuda
phoned that he nabbed the negro with the underwear
pair of grey socks and blanket 1t looks like a
cold winter for the coored race!
Three-Year Old Is Drowned in Four Inches Of
Mora.-Barbara Ann 3-year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Oscar Hallstrom of the Moose Lake COM
2Ogaon jar containing about four inches of water.
She had been playing in the yard at the home of her
grandmother Losing trace of the tiny tot Mr.. Wick
strom started search for her and discovered her
feet sticking out of the crock 1t is believed that the
little girls feet slipped when she reached over the
edge of the jar to get some water for making mud
pies and she toppled in head first
Mothers Worry Saves Boy From Monoxide Gas
Minnesota Lake-Overcome by monoxide gas, FL
do Dagner saved from death in his garage only
because of the fact that his mother worried" because
he had not arrived home. Dagner, son Of Mrs Will
liam Dagner near Minnesota Lake, had driven home
about midnight from party, running his car into
the garage. His mother, in the house, thought she
heard him in the yard and worrying about the late
of his arrival finally got up to investigate The
motor of the still running in the garage and
in the closed building monoxide gas had taken its
effect In order to revive him, Mrs Dagner dragged
the boy out into the air and then summoned the doc
tor Two hours passed before the physician able
to revive him completely Had it not been for the mo-
theirs worrying and her discovery Of the situation,
the monoxide gas would have been fatal in another
twenty or thirty minutes, the doctor stated.
Preston Fire Laddies Bag Sc Squirrels in Contest
Preston.-The fire laddies at Preston are experts