Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-30
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Omaha fair. 5#s
The reports e the Pythian grand
lodge show s steady gain.
Governor Olough refuses to send I
health inspector to Manila 81
s.. Paul dog catchers captured and
killed 226 dog in sir weeks.
s United Workmen lodges 81 ST. Paul
hold joint memorial services Sunday.
Malarial fever has taken down a
large proportion Of the Third at Fort
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I'D a movement is under way for the
enlargement Of the barracks at Fort
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The village schools Of Waite Park,
stearns county, have closed because o:
diphtheria. 80 - p. "Z-@-. rr::s
Fire at Sandstone destroyed half a
block Of business buildings, causing a
loss of $15, 600. ,>. j..
Minnesota has secured first place in
her exhibit Of dairy products at the
Omaha exposition. "
:. Leech Lake Indians threaten to de-
stroy Great Northern railway bridges
and other property. 3d.
Two children were cremated in q fire
which destroyed the barn. of John
Liebel, near Fairfax
Twenty orphan boys and girls from
. Boston asylum were placed in homes
near Belle PLANE last week.
The railroad commission will inves.
tigate the reasonableness Of Duluth
New Ulm rates on hard coal.
Charles Meyer of Oldham, 8. D.. Was
robbed of SIS by highwaymen half an
hour after he arrived in St. Paul.
The state agricultural school will
probably have the largest registration
in its history when it opens Oct. 8.
The grand jury of Winona county in
its report to the district court de.
nounces the condition of affairs at the
poor farm.
Through tariffs to Walker and other
Brainerd and Northern points have
been issued by tine Northern Pacific.
materially reducing the rates.
The 215th anniversary of the landing
of the first German colony in America
was celebrated at New Ulm Sunday,
Mayor Kiefer of St. Paul being the
orator of the day.
George Englehard, one Of the com.
missioners OF Stearns county, fell from
q scaffold and struck on a piece OF
sharpened scantling. The point pene.
trated his back. He will probably die.
Rev. Father J. NJ. Cleary of St;
Charles parish, Minneapolis, is among
the list Of famous exhorters Of all de.
nominations who will engage in a
crusade for the moral regeneration OF
Chicago. -.
Wolves are very numerous and bold
ct Green Valley, ., settlement . few
miles southwest of Park Rapids. A
day or two ago they chased Mrs. Viii
liz, q farmers wife, following her olea,
to her dooryard. %&:.. - -,
The Pionaer Paateurizinp company,
8 concern which has been: operating
at Rush City almost q year, has closed
ito doors temporarily, owing to dis.
agreement among tho stockholders. Il
will open again under q new manage
ment. -.
- Corporal Arthur +. Hogan, one o.
the sick men left behind BY the -Four
teenth Minnesota regiment, died in
the regimental hospital at Camp Pc
land. His remains have been shipped
to his home at West Union, Toda
county.
Indian Office officials have found on
that there 10 not enough money avail
able to pay the $salary Of . superinten
don't of construction for Pipestone'l
school building. twill, therefore, b,
impossible to appoint one, and Agen
Harris will be instructed to supervis,
the erection of the building. -.
The Fourteenth: Minnesota reached
st. Paul from Knoxville, Tenn, at
.. M. Friday amid the blowing O
whistles and ringing Of bells. Til,
train was made up in. three section
and on arrival at the Union depot thu
regiment formed in line and; was es
oorted TO the Auditorium BY the G.. A
r. posts and other organizations. A
the Auditorium the boys were given
substantial breakfast prepared by tn,
ladies Of the city and later proceeded
to the regimental camp 1t Kittsondale
where they will be paid OF and tur
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