The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-10-31
18th Fish Unlucky On Sunday the 18th

to take to his father in the southern part of the
state where only bullheads and carp abound. After
a couple hours fishing, II northerns were hanging
the stringer and the young dentist all smiles,
thinking of the treat dad to have. But alas! AS
he caught number 10 and was putting it on the
sringer, his mind must have wandered to the young
lady he visiting for he let the strnger slip from
his grasp He dropped number 10 and grabbed for
the other II, but they sank quickly to the bottom
with present whereabouts unknown.
Insane Man Killed BY Steam From Radiator
Fergus Fals.-scalded by steam which escaped
from the radiator in his room, Alfred Erickson 26,
Oklee patient at the State Insane Hospital at Fergus
Falls, killed before attendants could reach him.
Erickson had apparently broken the radiator cap off
while moving some furniture about and was fatally
burned by the escaping steam. Noise of the steam
escaping attracted attendants, but they entered
where the sound came from. Erickson dead
when found. Coroner w. A. Lee summoned and
found death was accidental
Snake Gets Dates Mixed
Isle-A baby snake, barely six inches long, ven
tured the main street in Isle the early part of
October and caused considerable speculation among
some of the more practical minded citizens as to
how snake happened to be born at this time of the
year.
Big Game Hunters Bag Two Wild Timber Wolves
Waverly.-Give credit to Waverly for having two
of the best big game hunters in these parts Jimmy
Fitzpatrick and Ray Dagle had the thrill that
in lifetime when they went out and bagged
two timber wolves right the ball grounds in town.
mediaely there was crowd of hunters on the scene
to congratulate the boys for bringing home the ba-
Had it not been for Mrs. Joe Dalbec of Marys-
vile, who came along just then and identified the
wolves as her two pet dogs, it would have been
grand occasion. Jimmy and Ray just naturally left
Cor parts unknown. 1t all happened when Rays chill
dren saw two animals acting strangely their
home and when their father came in, pointed out the
animals to him. When Ray saw two strange animals
eating grass down the ball grounds he immed
lately hot footed it for Jimmy and returning the
animals started to swim across the lake. nearby.
Jimmy ups and kills and wounds the other, then
Ray gets boat and kills the wounded animal with
It will be quite while before the two can
live down the reputation as big game hunters.
Hunting Season Opened for Government Cattle
Park Rapids.-Hunters who disappointed at
the failure of the state to the deer season this
fall get out their rifles, take to the woods and
take few shots at government cattle which are
supposed to be roaming about. Half the meat from
any shot must be turned to the county relief
agency in edible condition In animal is cap
tured alive, one-haf the market value will be paid to
its captor. Layt year several thousand
pastured in Hubbard county by the government and
in addition there supposed to be number of re-
lief and subsistence cows at large
Shrapnel Removed II Years After War
Rochester.-James Starkey, park board secretary
at Rochester has added another memento to his col
shrapnel which lodged in his left foot in the Amer
lean advance at Mont Faucon in 1918 After carrying
the piece of jagged metal, more than inch long.
in his foot for II years. the veteran had it removed
last week Two other bits of shrapnel still in his
foot