Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-06-02
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

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Monticello now has curfew ordi-
nance.
Ground has been broken for the new
SIC, 600 hotel to be buiA, by the Belgrade
Hotel company
Public Examine Pope has authorized
the Citizens SITE bank of Lakefeld to
commence business.
Judge Otis of St. Paul has has author
lied 5 per cent dividend to Bank of
Minnesota creditors.
The Junior circle, Kings Daughters,
is about to establish home for work.
ing girls at St. Paul.
The state prison board held special
meeting and decided to increase the
capacity of the binder Irvine plant so
| per cent.
Judge Otis of the Ramsey county dis
trict court holds that Bank of Minnesota
stockholders are not subject to double
liability.
The elevator belonging to Andrews q
Gage at Henning has been destroyed by
fire, together with about 10000 bushels
of wheat
Plans for the mammoth hospital to
be built this summer at St. Cloud by
the sisters of the Order of St. Benedict,
are practically completed.
Mankato is to have 6-pounder can
non that was captured on the Cristobal
Colon during the late war. Congress
man Cleary has received the promise
from Secretary Long.
While the manager in the office of tho
! J. A. Smith lumber yard at Spring
Valley stepped out for few minutes
the safe was relieved of the iron cash
box containing about $500 in notes. No
clue.
Editor Irving Todd of the Hastings
Gazette, and his daughter, Miss Louise
Todd, have left for New York to Join
the excursion of the National Editorial
association to Europe. They sail on the
Kensington.
James J. Hill and Frederick Weyer-
hauser have each acquired an interest
in the First National bank of Duluth.
James N. Hill, vice president of the
Eastern Minnesota, will represent his
father on the board.
The state board of investment has au-
thorized a loan of $1,000 to assist tho
city of Ely in building a city hall.
Pine county has received recently $780,
600 and Kanabec $4,000 to float their
Indebtedness. Blue Earth is to build q
fine new school at cost of 5000.
President Stickney of the Great West
ern, who recently purchased the Cannon
Valley branch of the Minneapolis and
St. Louis railway, leading to Mankato,
has accepted an invitation to attend &
banquet in Mankato July 3. He will
bring with him several leading St. Paul
business men.
Mrs. H. H. Allen of Winona, a ''real
daughter of the Daughters of ths
American Revolution, has been prse
sented from the national headquarters
with solid gold spoon of the variety
given only to ''real daughters" The
spoon is neatly engraved and is a most
valuable souvenir.
The law firms of Warner, Richardson
& Lawrence, and Flandrau, Cutcheon
& Squires of St. Paul: F. w. Gail and
j. G. Nethaway of Saltwater have filed
claims for attorneys fees, $4,000 each,
against the estate of the late Isaac
Staples of Saltwater for services rem
dered during the will contest.
The executive committee of the Wi
mona Old Settlers association is planning
to erect an emblematic statue of Wi.
mona, the Indian maiden, on the levee
park, provided some 81 900 can be raised
by popular subscription. Photographs
of the daughters of Red Bird and Little
:; William, two we'll known Winnebagt
Indians, have been taken and one Of
,, them may be used as model.
Company A, Minnesota national guard
j. has been reorganized at New Ulm and
the following officers elected: Captain,
t John Buschers; first lieutenant, J. P.
Graft. The Great Western band has
been selected as the regimental band
and has been mustered in. Company A
is the oldest organization Of its kind in
the state, having served twenty-eight
years ago as governors guard under
: Captain Joseph Bobleter.
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