Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23

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JoDsseplhlHerringEofAWinnon who was
li#struckI 80 thehead WIthSaaban#whi
PLAYING sandreHdered unconscious.
died tWoIdays later.
The blueberryseropa.int northern
part o the state, ascrop from which
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News. I
The Wilnona normal school will
open.sept, 8 and indicationgsare for an
aanusualIy5large attendance. Many Of.
the new students entering will b high
school graduates.
The home Of Nathan#Barber at Pros
IspeetsParlS,a Minneapolis suburb, ives
almost totally DESTROYED by fire and.
rs.Barber SO badly burned that she
died several hours later.
Emil thex12-year-old son Of Nv.
TMorrcomb, residingin RidgeWay, Vino.
ma county, fell go feet from a*Windmill
tower. He was dead when found by
his father, his back being broken.
The control OF the big Duluth-supe-
rior four-track bridge has passed into
the hands Of the Great Northern road,
1.-THE ~receiYership is dissolved, and Re
ceiVer Hartley has been discharged.
Daniel M. Foss, member Of the Min
nesota$ Territorial Pioneer association,
died Thursday night at Minneapolis.
He was born in New Hampshire 81
years ago.. He came to Minnesota in
1856. a B.
Z. F. Hughes, agent Of the Northern
Pacific at Aldrich, committed suicide
by shooting himself with "a revolver.
His wife left him about agar ago,
and brooding over his trouble is
thought toahave unsettled his mind:
Smallpox in the. state, as shown in.
the report Of DR.. Bracken of the state
board Of health, has decreased about
40 percent. The number Of new cases
reported from Aug. Ito Aug. Is Is 126,
against 239, for the two previous
weeks. s$G
Emil Herman, employed on a steam
sand pump@on$ a barge in the river at
st. Paul, was caught in the machinery
and killed. His left arm and left leg
were torn from the trunk. The. arm
was severed at the shoulder and the
leg at the hip. 81
Suit has been brought by the vii
lage of Lanesboro against the 1898
WaterWorks extension contractors and
the surety on their construction bond,
to.Eecover sS4,75O paid them on.con-=
tract and IS, 600 damages, the system
having beenIejected.
The #Winona park commissioners
have taken the first step toward ac7
quiring the shore front along Lake
Winona forspark purposes Taken u
connection with the Blufside Park,
now owned BY the board, this would
make a park system Of which the city.
would naturally be very proud.
The state normal board has re-.
scinded the resolution adopted at its
meeting on April 20 by which It vol
UNFAIRLY placed the state normal school
under the financial control OF the
board Of control. The. step was taken
after long debate and In: spite Of
the opposition Of Director Norby and
Secretary Olson.
Auditor Dunn realized $l3440O from.
the sale Of the capitol lands in Kan
Sdiyohi county. The tract comprised
6,400 acres, and about 50 per cent of it
had been leased in small parcels.
The average##price per acresWas $2i.
The lowest price bidsWas SIS, but only
three acres sold for that, while the
highestprice was $3.50
William Bettchier was injured and
five Wagons.demolished in a stampede.
of horses onthe public market Ia st.
Paul. AT least 40 8horses were In the
mix-up.. While both sides OF the mar
ket were filed with horses, wagons
and marketers, delivery wagon.
struck anotherSwagonSwhich In turn
collidedWith another and the horses
became excited.
] G.Bess shot a. H.sMcMillan IN.
the left breast at the Exchange hotel
ct Moorhead. Mcmillan was coming
i out from8dinner when#Bes presented
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