Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-08-14

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MINNESOTA NEWS ITEMS
clayton b erecting . city hall and
Ptpestone county has 10000 acres At
The summer running meeting At
Hamline has closed.
Duluth has voted in favor Of issuing
t8OO,OOO bonds to erect a water works
plant.
It cost an even ~, 900 to run the late
Christian Endeavor convention at Min
neapolis.
Rain and hail did considerable DAM
age to crops in tho vicinity of Crookston
Thursday.
The West Duluth striking laborers
have returned to work at the old figures,
el.75 day.
The mail service on electric cars be-
tween St. Paul and Minneapolis has been
inaugurated.
The wsrk sf removing the state re-
fovtn school from st. Paul to Red Wing
Is in progress.
Two men we're drowned near St.
Cloud. one perlshing In an attempt to
save the other.
The Duluth and Winnipeg extension
Of Ito main line will bo built to Deer
River this season.
William J. Pringle, Of Elmwood, Ills.
has been elected superintendent Of
schools ut Northaed.
liver Olson, section foreman, living at
Renville, was sunstruck Saturday and
died within one hour.
The fourteen creameries of Freeborn
county arc estimated to pay out not less
than $500, 900 per year.
Phillip Diedrick, of Wakefield, while
watching the starting Of now binder
was canght In the sickle and killed.
The Great Northern. will be built into
Red Lake Falls this fall and ahipping
facilities viii accordingly be excellent
David Buskirk, q citizen of Hubbard,
Wa AAo eoAeAy 3A3oO - "8Q000 WQll0
attempting TO board the train At that
point.
The stonecutters In MI the quarries at
Sauk Rapids are on q strike. they de-
mand better sheds to work In or extra
pay for outside labor.
The people of Sebeka, petition for
the establishment of q postof1ce nine
miles north Of Wadena on the Wadena
and Park Rapids railroad.
John Witt and son, living near Worth
tngton, were run over by reaper last
week, receiving injuries from which
they have since died.
Bishop Cotter, Of Winons. was unsni-
mously re-elected president Of the Cath.
Ollie Total:Abetiuence Onion of Amer
lea at their recent convention.
Vessel tonnage for July at Duluth
was $50, 500 tons, II, 900 In excess Of the
same month last year. and the heaviest
month here 20 far this season.
% ,Adelbert Goheen, Of: Fergus Falls,
convicted Of the murder Of Rosa Bray,
ssys his brother Anderson committed
tho crime. Anderson has been arrested.
drowned Thurrday In Fall lake four
miles east Of Ely. He was . student In
the medical department. Of tho state
university.
= The Thcmpsou-H Houston Electric CON-
. pany, okSt. Paul, has tGken an. option
O. ths s. Cloud street zfailway anti
Oct /. It's expected that the sale will
be completed soon.
:. Charles Crust, of Brainerd, was
drowned In Mile Laos lake Thursday
while bathing. Mr.. Cruat was married
I tho previous Saturday aud was spending
bis honeymoon at the lake.
Morits L. Weisser, an architect, was
qhot and killed by Christopher Koran
3 Saturday. Koran claims sWeisser was
unduly intimate with his wife. 10
gave himself up to the police.
Mn. Charles Poshert, living : few.
miles west 4 Marshall, accidentally
I Scalded two d her children with boiling
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>Adolph IN tner, who Il said to I've In
/ 81 Paul. w. hound over to the grand
/ Jury Ii the sas4 e. u, 900 IN the charge
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