Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-11-02
NEWS In MINNESOTA

NEWS IN MINNESOTA
Senator Davis 10 slowly recovering
from the effects OF blood poisoning. "
Malcolm Carmichael, one Of North
fields best known citizens, 10 dead.
Several of the largest mines Of tho
state have closed down for the year.
A jury has been secured in the Wise
murder trial at Anoka and testimony
10 being taken.
Burglars broke into the store OF J. n.
Westbee at Balaton and blew open tho
safe. About 5000 was secured.
The remains of Victor Leroy Wood
cock, who died in the Philippines. ar"
rived at Winona Sunday for interment.
Brickwork on the state normal school
at Duluth was completed Saturday and
the roofs are going up. The building
will be enclosed in week.
Mrs. G. G. Kohler was gored to
death Saturday by bull on her hus'
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western part of Hennepin county.
Work at the St. Croix boom has been
suspended for the season. The output
aggregated 23s. 100000 feet, decrease
of l54, 600, 900 from last season output.
Walter G. Warren, found guilty Of
Ihe murder of Charles E. Wilson near
Lake Benton, has been sentenced to
seven years in the Saltwater peniten'
tiary.
Hon. John McKusick, pioneer resi-
dent of the st. Croix valley, and tho
builder of the first house in Saltwater,
is dead after an illness extending over
a period of several weeks.
The stock barn of Thomas Irvine, at
Cloverdale farm, near St. Paul. was
destroyed by fire Saturday evening.
Eleven valuable horses persisted. The
loss will exceed $4,000.
Deer and moose hunters will find
their game plentiful this season in
Northern Minnesota. The heavy rains
have flooded the big marshes and driven
the deer from their Businesses.
After running fight for the county
seat of Renville county, Olivia has sue
ceeded in securing the removal from
Beaver Falls of the records of the
county, which are now located there. !
The report that the Biwabik mine
has closed down is untrue. 1t has
stopped shipping for the present but is
still working. The Duluth, Hale and
Kenawah mines will be worked all
winter.
The county seat election in Renville
county took place Thursday. Olivia
won out by large majority. The vote
stands 2,782 for the removal OF the
county seat from Beaver Falls to Olivia,
to 1,24o against
B. P. Munson Of Minneapolis has &C.
cured some 5000, coo feet OF pine OF
the Riggles tracts on the Prairie river
and will log there extensively this 8 a.
son. He is now on the ground max
ing arrangements
Charles Elmquist, an attorney OF
Rush City, is charged with unprofes--
sional conduct in connection with g.
SANDER case. Proceedings looking to
his disbarment have been begun before
the supreme court.
Two elevators, one the property OF a
Farmers Mutual company and the
other belonging to the American Malt
ing company, were destroyed by ire at
| Minnesota. The fire also burned the
boatyard and Pishon and GerzhoWsA
| stores.
Henry Pippin, the 15-year-old son OF
Oliver fppin of Royalton, was killed
while hunting. The gun, a 2a-riae
! was accidentally discharged, the buiie!
taking effect in the throat directly I'M
der the chin, penetrating the windpipe,
He died instantly.
Duluth stocks of grain aggregate
| 8, 733, 900 bushels, Of which 6, $3.50, 964 are
! wheat, $4,000 corn, no. 600 oats, 80, 600
| rye, 1000 barley and $4,000 fax.
There has been an increase during the
week in everything but corn, the net
increase being $4,000.
T. B. Walker Of Minneapolis pro-
poses to build sawmill at Bemidii
| with 100, 000, 600 feet lumber capacity.
provided that village will furnish him
| with tract Of land on the east side ~
the lake, north of the Brain: .ll and
Northern loading works, 10: I. site.
An immense mineral (beu has been
discovered on the farm of D. A. Kemp.
q mile and half south of Langdon.
While excavating through the bluff q
peculiar kind of mineral was found,
which has proved to5be tripoi of the
most valuable quality and of untold
quantity. j.
Probably the largest single shipment
Of fax ever sent out of Winona was
taken from that city to Chicago by the
Northwestern line one day last week.
It made up one train of 30 cars. The
shipment was by the Minnesota and
the Marfield Elevator companies. The
value of the shipment is placed &C
$4,000.
William G. Sherwood, senior mem.
Der Of the firm of w. O. Sherwood d
Co., Duluth, real estate and loana. has