Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-11-28

curing drunken hurrah at Glenwood, James
Ma]loy was shot by Village MarsAal Squires,
intiicting a serious wound.
Herman A Mosher, pioneer and respected
citizen of Waseca, dropped dead recently aged
forty mine years.
Much excitement exists in the village of Hen
ming, Otter Tail county with regard tothe re-
cent burning of hotel at that place, and man
named Tollefson is suspected of being the in
cendary. He has been hiding for: son1e days,
fearing lynching
The department has ordered an eTtension OF
mail service on the Minneapolis & St Louis
railroad from Birch Cooley via Redwood Falls,
Echo, Wood Lake, Sillard's, Hazel Run, Clarlis-
field, Boyd, Dawson, Madison, Revillo. Oporto,
lance of 123}h miles This is to go into effect
Dec. /, with service six times II week., or az
much oftener as trains may run.
The Eighth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry will
hold their first reunion at Market hall, Min
neapolis, on Thursday, Dec 4, at 10 a.. N. and
at 2:30 p. m. will partake of banquet It West
hotel, given by maj Camp. All comrades Of
the Eighth, and their wives, are requested to be-
present and participate in the festivities.
D. D. Robinson died last Sunday night at his
| residence in Appleton, sixty-siS years of age.
He was one of the first settlers III that town
and had served the community faithfully in
many positions Of trust. He plated and loca-
ted the main part of the village Gu his farm
six years ago.
acknowledgements Sunday night broke
into the safe in V. 81 Harris drug store.
They entered through back window. into the
cellar, and thence into the storeroom Their
operations indicate that they were exports
,ff. Ill ,~,{o L. oyoI
the tumblers and opened the safe, They Sc
cured little more than S110.
Health Officer Quinby of Minneapolis warns
the people as to the necessity Of sanitary. pre-
cautions
Attorney General Hahn has given an opinion
in reply to question Of Superintendent D. L.
Kiehle, to the fact that independent school dis
tricts ale not limited in the tax levy nine mills
on the dollar If section %, chapter II, general
statutes 1873, has any application to an indie
pendent district, no tax for such purpose can
be raised therein under the existent law: The
only limitation to rate is contained i1Asec-
ton ITO, which applies to building school:
house and purchasing sites, and as to this ls
eight mills, and not. one per: cent as H. Sec
ton 49.
The Presby tsrian congregation Of st, Peter
has extended call to Re. q. G. Mefsdenhall
| of Grand FORKS to become.the pastor Of their
church. Hehas not yet accepted.
P. J, sMcGuire, elected anditor OF Poak, conn.,
ty, received The largest majority ever given in
that county 2,4lO. 49,.
| Andrew Anudson, ar. Did resident of Benson,
| dropped dtsad at q we5aing near that village.
EXCESSIVE nse of liqnQF is thoughs to be tho
| cause. &F @|& -'.s Z.
| State .auditor Whiheomb, in 1878, added TO to
90 per asnt to the appraised vasae of the, state
1 land IsRedwood aaunty, as yesurned BY the
commissioners appointed to ,a,lpraise tlsasame~
The effect was IA. disturb the relative, values,
ana il many cases to leave the fixed price. en-
ti.ssy 100 high d petition signed hg large
| member Of citsEens 81 the, county has been
ssrwarded fe, Audit Braasn, asking for q re~
/ appraisal as this land, with the sxpectatipp
! that the request will be granted,
/ Fred Kseaig Of BlalaeTd and Alss hired ra4alla,
named Ielealsa, we're ont hunt;agg, when the
gun Of the latter Was Academia discharged il,
4 fiictipg wound, in Koenig's hip frora which,
he died a0on altar ..siss sa. 9sSSs
4 lis not probable that Lake Pepia viii close
before Dec /. IS