The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-07-07

a long time and when he got ready to buy new car
he was all set. The dimes piled loosely into
a paper carton and weighed about As pounds. Claude
Moorhead, from whom the car was purchased, turned
the job of counting the money over to A. G. and II.
Reiter, who shared the work of counting the dimes
and wrapping them in $500 packages Working in
relays, the job lasted several hours. Pictures taken
of the silver pieces piled desk impressed persons
who them at a lot Of "chickenfeed."
Bunny Rabbits Adopted BY Cat
Observation-Disclosures love is about the greatest thing
in this world, even in the cat family One day rec
emily the Ben Traxer farm, cat gave birth to
several kittens in comfortable home on top Of the
strawpile But the mother did not think of preying
hawks for day two later the cat was scrambling
around over the strawpile, meowing loudly. Men,
bers of the Traxler family went out to help her
search but the kittens had disappeared and the kid
mapping was laid to hawks The same day Mr. Trax-
Ter cutting grass in the march when he spied
a furry bunch Of newborn rabbits. His little son,
Jerry, gathered the five Dummies and carried them.
The Dummies and the mother cat were introduced, and
in no time the cat had adopted the rabbits. And
now they just one happy family. When the rab-
bits decided to go exploring wild rabbits will do
early in life the mother cat promptly picks them
and carries them back to their home. She's taking
chances on losing any more offspring even orphan
Dummies.
Bridegroom Says 4 Do With Broken Jaw
Hopkins-When cupid guides the tongue, it's not
hard to say, Il do" Even when ones jaw is frac-
tured and several teeth missing That's what STAN
ley Anderson, former Eden Prairie boy discovered
recently at his wedding Two weeks before the cere
mony Anderson and his fiancee, Miss Lydia Siebold
were driving in Miss Siebolds when drunken
driver crashed into them. Anderson's jaw was frac-
tured in two places and he lost several teeth Miss
Siebold was uninjured. Despite Andersons injuries
the wedding plans went forward to their elimination
A Radio-Equipped Bike For Newspaper Carrier
New Ulm-Probably one of few newsboys in the
United States who rides his paper route bicycle
to the radio music of Benny Goodman to the crack
Ted Williams bat as he couts homer is Burton
Parmeter New Ulm Journal carrier. Burton has a
radio the front of his bicycle and take it from
his gang Its just about tops" I've always been
interested in radio says Burton, land maybe because
enved automobiles driving around with radios
blaring, decided to build myself bicycle set. 1t
didn't cost much, because I used old parts found
lying around the house. The whole thing was finish
ed in couple of days." The four tube boxed receiver
stands on the handlebars and the battery rests on
the carrier behind the seat with the antenna built
above the receiver. In addition the set is equipped
with headphones and a speaker mounted alongside
the receiver When asked If he had listened to the
Schmeng-Lous fight over his bicycle radio, Burton
replied, Sure, the whole gang of us drove around
listening the fight what there of it, and then
other programs after that. listen to it every day
when deliver papers" Questioned on reception he
said the most distant station heard Salt Lake
City, Utah.