The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-10-21
companion. No, for the hunters,
was his reply.


Big Game on the Uoose-Up
north Of town there's an old
buck deer who is getting just
bit ugly. And the farmers In
that section are clamoring for
his head. About-a year ago he
was spotted and several others
have been seen in the vicinity
since then. Old timers say it's
the first time deer have been I'm
the local section in such abund-
ance since the good old days,
for there are quite a number
that rove 10 the east Of town
In the wooded regions, too
Well, last year this big boy
took q mean streak and chased
a farmers dog yelping to the
house. This year he turned to
bigger and better prey when he
came charging after rural chill
dren right up to the farm
house, reports have 1t. So they
have appealed for license to get
rid Of the old boy. One of these
days the game warden will go
up there with some of the boys
and take him out of the game.
And the boys trigger fingers
are itching +. BY November
the big game licenses will begin
to move I'm this county, and to
show you I'm what astounding
numbers the hunters permeate
the big woods during the open
deer season (which comes reg
ularly every year now, 1t
seems) there were 1179 issued
in Stearns last year.
Wrong Number-Mickey Hansen
was taking the razz from his EN-.
ployer the other day (Which Is g
bad situation for after all he Is
your employer). 1t seems Mickey
found a couple ducks sitting along
the river. Crawling toward the un
birds, flat on his front
side, he blazed away. Over went
one and will wonders never cease
the rest sat. And then Carl Hide
brand laughed. Doggone, he hae
knocked over his decoys-an6
wooden ones too. Alibied Mick thai
1t was hazy. Well, lots
of guys never even get decoys
Mick.
Hunting Trivia-Ed Kitzber-
ger, the music man, has q sec
ond love, and it's hunting. So
last week end he sailed back
to his home town, New Ulm,
went out in the wet Saturday
and Sunday. And 10 and be-
hold he captured both his limit
I'm ducks and pheasants both
DAVIS You know how cold
and wet IL was Sattidy morn
ing? But you weren't half as
wet and cold as L. L. Kells, the
lawyer, and Pat Dubois, Of the
banking dept oh no, because
they had trouble with their
duck boat. It refused to stay on
top. Laurel jumped out but
Pat, like q good captain went
down with the ship. Shells and
gums were wetted and they to
the waist. Drying hunting par
aphernalia Uttered their homes
for two days 1t seems that
Gus Otto and some of the boys
have been having the best luck.
Travelling south they have APP
peared with their limit three
DAYS in pheasants :. Now, Al
Ian Meigs, has the darndest
luck on the other hand. Allan
went out on the opening of the
duck season, saw one and got
II. He hasn't been out for
pheasants, but his duck hunt
ing days are not SO hot. "But,
III get something yet" he pro-
phesied, maybe it'll be a bad
ger" -.
Right plop in the middle of tn
season-when fish are onl.
to eat on Fridays-Si,
Carlson and a party went out OF
the lake and brought in a rea
string of the beauties. Northern
pike that weighed eight and min
pounds were sported in the dand.
catch -.
Lest We Forget-There is still {
football season. Friday afternoon a
Albany the lads of both teams
defensives to the fou
winds, courted the alluring, CLAM
our girl, Wanta Touchdown. Unde
the ardent wooing Of Albany sh
finally was wed to that club OF
their Homecoming day leaving tn
locals the Tilted lover In tn