Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-23
NEWS B. IN MIN NESO a

NEWS In l[.NNESO1,A
The Twelfth regiment arrived .
New Ulm from the Sonth on Saturday
Conrad Roell, Company B, Twelfth
MINI ssots. is dead Of typhoid fever .
Lexington, Ky. .=..
== The state supreme court Of Foresters
has decided to admit won en- to all the
benefits Of the order. .: os* .:. 5Z
a St. Paul firm has donated 1.00l
cigars which will 60 to the boys Of the
Thirteenth regimentat Manila.
The Fifteenth Minnesota, now a.
Camp Meade, will be removed to {
camp somewhere in the South. =.
g.. Paul and Duluth's annual report
to the railroad commission shows pas
senger earnings increased IA per cent
The secretary of the interior has de
cided the White Earth swamp lan6
case In favor Of the state of Mime
sofa.
By a decision Of the Ramsey coun ty
district court creditors of the insolvent
Bank Of Minnesota will receivean ad
ditional $4,000. r.
The October term Of the supreme
court will begin on Oct 4. The las'
day for filing returns and notes of is
sue will be Sept. 49,:
Z, Leech Lake Indians are said to have
resolved to DEFY the authority of the
government regarding the disposition
Of their pine and other matters.
Captain G.. w. Hardacre, superin
tendent of delivery at the ST. Pau
postotfice, has been slated for detail in
the postal service in Porto Rico.
Archbishop Ireland. Sunday dedi.
Gated St. Paul's 22d Catholic church.
It is called after St. Anirew and locat.
ed at Hatch and Churchill streets.
' Four sales of state land will be held
in October by appointment o: Auditor
Damn, at Ada OFT. ID, Crookston Oct
II, Warren Oc5. 10 an l Hallock OoS. 21
Seventh district Democrats have
nominated p M. Ringdahl for con
gress without opposition. Prohib
tionists nominated E. E. Lobeck oil
Polk county.
Hawkins Taylor of St. Paul, assis.
tant clerk to the senate committee on
foreign affairs, will accompany Senate,
Davis to Paris in the capacity of pri.
vate secretary.
Joseph Kaiser, private of Company
G, Twelfth Minnesota, died at the city
hospital. St. Paul, from perforation
following typhoid. He was 26 years
old and enlisted from Winona.
Norman Sandberg of Company B.
Twelfth regiment, died at the St. Paul
city hospital Friday afternoon. He
was from. Albert Lea and arrived few
days ago on the hospital train from
the South.
The Fourteenth Minnesota regimen,
was delayed on its horeward journey
because Of lack of sleeping car accom-
modations. The officers refused to al
low their men to make the long jour
ney in day coaches. - =
Seven Minnesota soldiers, John Law
son, Joseph Webb, William Odell,
Henry Currier, Albert Carlstrom, Car
Overton, George Johnston, A. Hanson
and Harry Miles are seriously i'll Of
typhoid fever at Manila.
The Minnesota Iron company hal
announced that on Oct. it will ad.
vance wages on the Vermilion range 2t
cents per day: The present wages are
GIFTS. The advance is made because
men are scarce and stockpiles are low
Congressman Morris has sent in q
communication for the appointment
Of NJ. D. Taylor of St. Cloud for re-
ceiver Of the land Office in that city.
Mr.. Taylor will succeed Hon. Theodore
Bremen, tho present receiver, whose
term expired last July. .::
A large logging contract has be or
made Of Saltwater between tho Gable
1umt Or company Of Davenport ant
the hammers Bros, by which the lat
ter firm agreed to cut and bank 80.
000. 600 feet of logs on Kettle river
They will lank about 10000, 900 tn,
coming winter. LEU r...,.>4s:~:::
The postoffico at New Ulm was en-
tered by burglars during the night ant
% result the government or postmas
tor is minus $l75 in cash and over &6O(
in 2-cent stamps. All the tools, wer'
left behind and it was discovered tina
they had been stolen from a blacksmith
shop: . .s. ..z &, = + ,-:. +
The Indian commissioner has in
dorsed the papers Of j. S. Rood of st
Paul, the lowest bidder, at %. 400. OF
the new. ffdormitory at. Morris. Tn,
commissio also received from Con
tractor Redmont the signed contrao
for the construction Of the new schoo
st Pipestone. who bid s., $50.
Deputy United States Marshal Nor
rison arrested two Indian pillagsrs a
Leech Lake agency, and while trying
to get them on board steamboat t,
take them to Walker they were res
.cued BY members Of their band, which
refused to give them up to the author
tiles. Tho Indians had been drinking
heavily. =.l..zs
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