The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-07-01
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State News Briefs

OCdC0 NEWS DIl0IS
Live In wadena, Have Not Seen wadena, Mimi.
Wadena-Two youths from Wadena who hat
never seen Wadena, Minnesota, broke into thei
1000 mile bicycle trip last week for brief visit here
They are residents Of Wadena, Saskatchewan. Cana
da, town settled by former Wadena, Minnesots
residents and named after the Minnesota commun
ity. The boys, both pharmacists, were their way
to visit the experimental laboratories of large drus
company in the United States
Boy Struck BY Plane Propeller After Ride
Albert Lea.-A most distressing accident occurr
ed near the Harry Partridge farm home northwest
of Hartland when Palmer Irving, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Solberg, ran into the fast revolving
propeller Of an arplane almost severing his head
after having gone up in the plane pilot who land
ed with his plane near the Solberg farm, took UP
nearby passengers. Palmer wanted to go up, Mr.
Solberg said he would let him ride first and then he
would go up himself. After the ride young Palmer
jumped from the plane it landed-and all excited
he started to to his father In so doing, he ran
into the propeller. Mr. Solberg the first to reach
his son he lay on the ground the top of his head
badly crushed.
Wedding License Helps Obtain Fishing License
Bemidji-One license led to another when a
beaming young couple came into local hardware
store to ask for fishing license c. W. Richards got
out the licenses and prepared to make one out for
the applicants. But they had nothing to identify
them-nothing at least which would satisfy the law
which says that persons applying for fishing licenses
must have satisfactorily written Identification. Mr.
Richards wanted to give them the license. But" he
explained. The young woman flushed prettily and
said, wouldn't our marriage certificate do? It's out
side in the travelling bag" Leonard Backula, Of St
Paul flushed too and got the certifcateall in order
and very The hardware man handed them the
fishing license wished them luck and sent them on
their way.
Woman Observing 1O1st Birthday Still Active
Appleton.-Mrs. Ole X. Hagen, pioneer resident
of West Bank township observed her 101st birthday
anniversary June II. Still enjoying good health Mrs
Hagen continues to be up and around at her home,
and enjoys helping with small household tasks
There special observance of her birthday, but
relatives and friends called at her home and wished
her many happy returns" large celebration on
Mrs. Hagen's Tooth birthday anniversary held
last year, and was much enjoyed by the pioneer wo-
man. Mrs. Hagen was born in Sundah, Stavanager,
Norway on June r. 1886. She came to America in
1854 at the age of % years.
Reflection Starts Ram On Rampage
Ise.-Seeng his own reflection in basement
window recently started on the warpath at
the Charlie Rose farm here. The ram ploughed
through the window and into the basement where he
denied the heavy steel boiler and knocked a
five-galon Of cream. Members Of the Rose fam
lily captured him and soothed him into a state of
manageabiity just as he was getting warmed up.
Lights are now kept burning all day in the base
ment to destroy the mirror effect at the windows in
prevention of recurrence of the assault.
Fish Pole And Reel Recovered From Lake
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lost his fishing equipment in what might have been
a serious accident Lake Bemidji still has fishing
equipment although the vintage is uncertain. Mr..
Kimball felt strong pull on his line while fishing
and when he reeled in his line he found it con-
nected to another line. Then into view fish
ing rod which apparently had been reposing on the
bottom Of Lake Bemidji for indefinite period At
tached to the split bamboo pole old type reel
which was found to be in good working order and a
spinner. With his own equipment at the bottom Of
the lake the result Of the overurning Of his boat
a fe DAVIS later Mr. Kmball prizes his find
more highly than he did when he first found 1t.
Bagiey Young Man Gets Federal Radio License
Bagley.-Kenneth Convey, Of Bagey graduate
of the local high school, last week received his
teur radio station license from the Federal Commun-
ications commission at Washington, ID. c., which
permits him to operate his 30watt station for the
next three years Although he may later add the
equipment necessary to carry vocal conversations
with other stations Kenneth at present uses a key
and the dot-and-dash code for communications the
use Of which he learned in boy scout work. While
there have been amateur radio stations in Bagley
and Clearwater county before, this Is now the only
station Bagey and Is identified by the call letters
W9ZQJ.
Youngster Is Injured In Dynamite Cap Explosion
Rochester-Summer vacation took on dark
hue for nine-year-old David Campbell as from a
hospital bed he contemplated the loss OF two fng-
ers blown off by a dynamite cap with which he had
played His face, too, was lacerated as It had
been peppered with buck shot There were cuts on
his arms and chest, and third finger on his ieit
hand quite badly injured in the explosion which
occurred in the kitchen OF his home few minutes
before David's bedtime one evening He had been
in the kitchen only short time when the house was
shaken by a loud explosion said his mother It was
apparent that he had obtained the dynamite cap
from boys with whom he had been playing. Think
ing 1t was discharged rifle cartridge because one
end was denied he took it home The explosion oc-
Cured while with fork he attempted to clean out
the dirt wedged into the dent