The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-12-05
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Jensen warned him Of a curve at Mapleton and still
going too fast, Leibberman began to step the
brake but it was too late The automobile going
too fast to get 1t under control quickly It turned
over, and in order to keep from going through the
windshield, both men had to hold on to fixtures in
the When Jensen ready to crawl out Of the
turned over car he found his glasses in his mouth
unbroken.
Game Wardens Get Goat" and Steak from Citizen
Warroad.-Game wardens of the warroad area
certainly got the goat of promainent local cit
zen. But sail right for they did not keep it long In
fact 1t was right back where it belonged on carving
hook at the Warroader's home the next day, even
though 1t was minus steak cut off for test. The
citizen killed his goat for meat and hung it up to
freeze in plain view Of passersby 1t might easily
have been a small deer and wardens, amazed at the
display promptly seized 1t such, spurred by the
fact that illegal hunting has been widespread here
Taken to headquarters, game warden discovered
the mistake when he had local hotel cook sample
steak. One bite told the story and the carcass was
"unseized" as quickly as it had been confiscated
Kids and Ice Man Pray for Arrival of River
MarshalL-The youngsters of Marshall and the
local ice company patiently waiting the arrival of
the Redwood river hoping it will arrive before the
cold weather freezes it up and leaves the town dry
for skating rink and minus supply of ice for
summer. Dry since early July the slowly advancing
water CONCEALED with ice and barely moving slow
ly advancing on the town. Never before in the
DRY of man has the water been so late in reaching
Marshall after summer dry spell. Lack of fall rains
kept the river from resuming its course along in
September and October as it has done in past years
In it fails to reach it's destination of the 'old
mill pond" Marshall youngsters will be deprived of
their skating rink this winter, and the supply of ice
for next summer will have to be brought in from
some other source
Goose Appears After Two Days Under Ice
Rochester.-There is a goose-a very silly goose
residing the farm of Mr.. and Mrs. August Karau,
six miles north of Rochester-that recently chose to
live in icy water for two days. 1t all happened the
other day when the pond on the Karau farm froze
while 16 geese slept the ponds surface AS
he trying to extract the shivering geese from
their plight the next morning Herman Karau father
of August, one of the 16 dive under the ce And
under the ice he stayed for 48 hours despite all the
coaxing of Mr. Karau. Two days later, the tale doth
CO. Mr. Karau of his trips to the pond to find
the goose, heard triumphant squauking The goose
appeared after being under the ice for almost As
hours
Kids Shoot Girl in Head When "Hold-up" Scorned
Perham-Shot by two 10year old boys to whom
she refused penny in mock hold-up, Elizabeth
Schoeneberger, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs B. A.
Schoeneberger, Perham, in serious condition
when a round copper ball penetrated her scalp. With
several companions of her own age Elizabeth was
her way to the public library. William Hauch and
Paul Preuss two small boys, stopped them and de-
manded a penny for candy The girls refused to
take the "hod-up' seriously, and laughingly contin
ued their way. The boys followed at distance
and one of them raised blank cartridge pistol and
fired in the direction of the girls The missile hit the
Schoeneberger girl the side of the head near the
The girls fled to the library where the brar
ian summoned the marshall and the Schoenebergers.
The child taken to the hospital where the bullet
extracted. 1t had not fractured the skull
Pheasant Hides In Store
Hutchinson.-On the Tuesday which marked the
close of the pheasant hunting at Hutchinson,
hen taking chances on falling prey to
hunters at the last minute. pheasant hen dis
covered Tuesday morning trying to find grass I'M
der the along the main street in which to hide
The hen then crossed the street and entered de-
partment store, where the partners caught the
frightened bird and turned it to the game war
den for release
Hill City.-Attacked by Lynx cat which jumped
from a tree in front Of him, Levi Sweeney put up
barehanded fight and emerged badly scratched and
bitten with serious wound on his left hand Sween-
ey returning from looking after his wood about
4:3O in the afternoon at Hill City, south of Grand
Rapids The cat leaped upon him without warning,
proceeding to put up good imitation of windmill
with nails. Sweeney had gun, and had to put up
his dukes and fight it out with the enraged animal
The lynx has been in the vicinity of Hill City
several times in the past three or four years.
Nav Charge For Parking On Duluth City Streets
Duuth.-Duluthians who have occasion to park
their automobiles in the downtown business section
may soon have pay cash for that privilege. An Or
to install 200 meters in the downtown blocks
is before the city council. Under the meter sys-
tenn, blocks where can be parked are divided
into IS 20 feet sections, each supplied with me-
ter AS the motoris parks the five cents is de-
posted in the meter slot 1t then shows the car is
entitled to the space for hour, at the end of
which it also indicates that time is up and the car
is not authorized to be there any longer The patrol
the beat then tags the vehicle. the meter
making it easy to keep tab the The company
which installs the meters at cost to the city col
lects the first $50 each meter produces af-
ter which the city gets the revenue
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