Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
NEWS I NES TIA


NEWS N NNESO
State Good Tenplars met last week
ct Taylors Falls. BE-.
.. & spooner has purchased the
Peavey elevator at Morris. .s..s
State firemen held their annual con-
vention 1t Crookston last week.
A rural free delivery route will be
established at Lake Elmo July l. !,
! State editors left st. Paul Saturday
for Today trip to the Pan-American
exposition. .s :s.. - !. .. At
Fire damaged the Finch-Smith
Wholesale fruit and grocery stock at
Crookston to the extent OF about $751;
900. .ss.5. s,..s:zs* 80. I, az - '.
! Bishop Edsall Of North Dakota has
consented to be bishop coadjutor of
the Protestant d Episcopal diocese Of
Minnesota. .z< : -.
Joseph H. Thompson. the pioneer
merchant tailor Of Minneapolis. IL )
dead left an estate valued at
more than $1,000. 900. III :. sz ).
r.! A supposedly mad man attacked the ]
family of John. Polier at Blue Earth,
fatally wounding a young girl and Sc
riousiy. inturtng her father. ,~e- ~,
Bishop Samuel C. Edsalls of North
Dakota, who~@Waso recently elected
bishop coadjutor~ of the Episcopal do :
'cese Of Minnesota, will make Minneap-
oils his home. - - ~ -s - : = "
Daniel w. >Lawler OF st. Paul, for
eight years general attorney Of tho
Chicago Great Western. has resigned
and will, devote bis. entire time to his
own law practice. g.:
= At Mankato Mrs. Ulrika Kohler,
Mrs. Minnie Kohler and Elsie Foss,
convicted of shoplifting, were SEN
fenced to saltwater for one year. nine
and six months respectively.
- David Blunt,=the Park Rapids man
who was recently indicted at Duluth
by the United States grand jury for
alleged perjury in the homestead
cases. died at st. Luke's hospital In
the latter city, T..
Recent purchases of ore +: lands
amounting to 5000 acres, by the East
ern Minnesota railway, give that line
more than $4,000 acres of Mesaba
range property;,~upon:tw which there are
large iron deposits,
Mitchell & Mcclure, lumbermen.
will build a logging road 10 miles long,
reaching from the village of York, on
the Duluth and Iron Range road, in a
northeasterly direction, into standing
timber they own whereabouts.
Thomas P. Cronin, an employe Of
the st. Paul Foundry and Machine
works, was drowned in Snail lake.
Sunday in; three feet Of water. The
accident is peculiar, from the fact
that Cronin was an expert swimmer:
Hans Gronnerud, who for 40 years
has been one of the most respected
citizens of Renville county and sup
posed to be worth $3.50, 900, has failed,
with reported liabilities amounting to
$125,000 and seemingly no assets.
The physicians in attendance upon
Bishop Cotter, who is i'll at Rochester.
announce that a very marked improve
merit in the venerable ~prelate's condi-
tion has been observed. They now
have strong hopes for his recovery
IA larger, number of new cases of
smallpox have been reported to the
state board Of health from June 3 to
June. II than in any fortnight during
the past year. "A total of $50 new
cases and four deaths were reported
Tony Jedea was fined S. in the St.
Paul police court for cruelty to a
monkey. Jedea plays hand-organ
and his monk collects. the, pennies.
Jedea testified that the proceeds gath
cred in by the monkey supported him.
self, wife and four. children. ~. FL
: The record of the world in handling
material over a dock has Just been
made by the Duluth, Missabe and
Northern Omitted States SteeD at Du-
luth, which received and shipped In
"a hours $3.50 gross tons of iron ore.
The lore was received by train and
shipped into IA ships.
= Health Commissioner Ohage of St.
Paul was upheld in the proceedings
brought by Frank D. Freeman against:
the school board to compel them to-
allow his little girl, Edith. to attend
the German school without being vac
'cinated. This was the verdict of the
jury that tried the case, they, finding
for the defendant *..,.:. ..s.-.,
= "A, fierce county seat fight ended in
Benton county with the: closing tof the
polls Saturday evening at 6 O'Clock
Not until an early hour Sunday morn
mig was the result known, although It
had been felt for week that Foley,
the new candidate for county seat hon. .
,ors, was favored by the chances. The
new town5won out byia vote Of 4 .2s4 TO-
SOL cast for Sank Rapids. II
+ Developments IN the last few days
1t the J. Bennett. Smith copper mine
1t Chengwatona has opened up what
will prove to be the richest and best
paying mine ia the Northwest. At a
depth Of 81 feet. the vein ii literally
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