Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-22
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y Tie Winona printers strike II
beeA4declared on. Z 7 . NJ. .s.:z 5ZZ
Ffed HodeTson fell from the top
tns Fsesy elevator at Duluth and "a
nlisa be faal Wa 160 feet.
Martin orfold Of West Duluth In
1e4pI1ed from the Klnnd1ke. where h
cleared up $4,000 In two years. .
Msafkato and outside parties hay
organized the Texan Fuel OIL com nnan.
with q capital stock OF 81, 600, 000..
Burghrs robbed Hempe,s store =
Deer Greek, and set fire to the b,,il,
'ne' "Ascn was entirely destroyed. !,
Rails are being latd on the Rose
mount end OF the Rosemount-Souths 81
Paul branch OF the Burlington. Ceda
Rapids and Northern. 5,;l@ ~ -
DR.: r. I. Hubert Of st Cloud has beea
indicted for neglectinE to report case
OF smallpox to the board Of health. H,
IS prominent physician Il IL
The state railroad and Warehous,
commission has decided that the on
Carrying railroads In the state mus
HE tariff Of freight charges. ~
At Minneapolis Mrs. Sarah horde
man and her 24-year-old son Knut at
tempted suicide by taking morphine
6oth are in q critical condition.
VA. Hckok of Nankato, a mem
Der Of the switching crew on the. Oma
IA road, slipped and fell under tn
Whees. Both legs were cut of.
L. J. Rustlow, q prominent and bod
ular farmer Of Lakevi1e, had his ari1
eorn OF in corn shredder. Amprta
ton q the shoulder speedily followei
the accident. :
Frank Jacobs, prominent in Masonic
circles. and an old resident OF Detroit
was drowned while chatting on Detroit
lake, He Was about 50 years Of az
and unmarried.
The commercial fishermen Of Isa<
Royaie, most ct whom reside in Da
iuth, are returning home for the win
ter, and report one of the best seasons
they have experienced In years.
The Kandiyohi County TELEPHONE
company is building q telephone line
rom. Bird Island to Lake Llllien.
where it will connect with q line tc
Whitman, .Atwater and other place: -
Kandiyohi. county.
County Commissioner J. c. Jonc> |.
FAitkin was accidentally shot az I'll. !;
while hunting. While one OF the pa 7
was removing the shells from rifle
he accidentally shot Jones through the
heart. Death was instantaneous.
The 17-year-old daughter of P. Bou
deau OF Argyle disappeared and at the
same time the hired man and $3.50 in
money were found to be missing. The
couple were to have been married
soon, with Mr.. Boudeau's consent.
The Great Northern has changed the
terminal of it's Northern freight divi
sion from Larimore, N. D., to Crooks
ton. Thirty train crews will be added
to the population of the Minnesota
town and additional tracks will be
built,
; H. T. Winter has been arrested at
Milaca OF the charge of carelessly
causing forest fire in October. A
- ant was issued for the arrest OF
Ba:pey Owens on a similar charge
The fires destroyed hay belonging to
other parties. -
u The postoftice at Millerville was
entered by burglars and the safe
robbed of $40 in stamps. Three hun
dred dollars worth of goods were
stolen from Markings store, and fur
coats and underwear were taken from
Lorsung's store.
Mrs. ~Kitslich, an old resident OF
Parkers Prairie, near Fergus Falls,
committed suicide by hanging herself
to rafter in the attic of her house.
She was 80 years old and her mind
WIS r. balanced. She had taken AGO.
rite, AID tried to drown herself before.
Pete Andersen has been convicted
ct Lite Falls of carelessly setting fire
during the dry weather of the latter
part : October, which spread into
severn townships in Morrison and
Crow Wing counties. He paid fine OF
$50, together with costs, which
amounted to $54.
George L. Dingman of Minneapolis,
assistant dairy and food commits.
sioner, has rounded up another ''box
car merchant" at Ha1lock. He found
the man peddling various food articles
not legally labeled and stuck him.
for $3.50 in fines. This makes the
fourth conviction this fall : -.
There will be second trial of the
81 500. 900 damage case of H. W. Pear
son against the Great Northern road
and J. J. Hill very soon. Mr.. Pearson
expect to make q better showing than
in the lact trial, when he had II out of
the II jurors on his side for. verdict
running up into SIX figures. -
The Chicago Great Western passen-
ger train on the Red Wing and Zum.
brota line miraculously escaped being
wrecked near Goodhue. As the train
was passing over Z bridge, the struc.
,ture fell to pieces hnh'c9 the cars
while In front it swayed but stood un-
til the train was safely over. s,.-ss,
An extra freight train standing on
the track at Correll, . flag station west
of Appleton. was crashed into by q
second extra freight while. at full
speed, killing Engineer Dobnar and
Brakeman Bird, both Of whom were
on the engine of the second train.
Fireman Fegan jumped and escaped
serious injury. - E Si E, ##s5 <@s IL =
AboD 10000 tons Of Tour and mill.
etuffSIaPe waiting shipment at Duluth.