Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
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At the base ball meeting at the
city hall Thursday evening Of last
week, F. E. Cawley was elected presi.5
dent OF the permanent organization;
Chas. Willing, secretary, and Henry
Guerin, treasurer. ~:'. <.. =%#:
1t was decided to sell season TICK
cts at 80. 90, transferable within the
family of buyer; family tickets at
$500.
The players chose Louis W. Vasaly
for manager, Merle Rice, captain;
Ed Terrell, secretary; Walter Carley,
treasurer.
Jerry Murphy of Royalton, and DR..
Nero OF Little Falls, were appointed
soliciting committee for sale OF tick
cts.
Mines. L. RAIDER and J. c. Feth-
erspi' entertained about forty ladies
at cards Wednesday afternoon.
Staples and Little Falls High
School teams will play at the ball
park tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
p. m.
A. P. Blanchard attended the an
nual meeting and banquet OF the
Minnesota Bar Association at St.
Paul this week.
Anti expectorarion signs were
placed in the city hall, courthouse,
depot, postofice and public stair
ways OF the city.
Trouble between u Randall man
and a hotelkeeper resulted in the
Randall mans arrest Monday eve
ming. He pleaded guilty to assault
and paid bis fine.
The Junior society OF the Swed-
ish Lutheran church have elected
John Nelson president: Nels Peter.
son, vice-president; Eva Stroman,
secretary; Carrie Stream, treasurer.
Geo. Robbins Was arraigned be-
fore Justice Collins Tuesday morn
ing. charged with assaulting Frank
Knuth. The evidence was the other
way. and Robbins was discharged.
Justice Sheldon dismissed the case
Of Susanna Lucak VS.. Stephen Lupos
and others of Culdrum for damages
alleged to have been caused by fire
set by defendants, which burned sew
eral tons of hay last fail.
The Episcopal church congregation
has elected officers as follows
Warden-T. G. Gordon, 7. w. Mann.
Vestryman-L. NJ. Roberts, A, r.
Davidson, {. H. Brown, Il. H. Tanner,
H. A. Rider, j. Shea, Il. Stilwell, ]. Cam
eron, B. Y. McNairy.
Next Monday before Justice Shell
don the suit of Bessie Bennett vs., F.
Shopera will be tried. The plaintiff
bought a pair OF shoes and returned
them, claiming that she asked for
her money back and could not get
il, though she wes offered another
pair.
The local talent OF FIT. Ripley, consist
ing OF Good Templars, gave an enter
tainment at the Belle Prairie opera
house Friday evening, consisting OF
songs, recitations and dialogues, to a
large audience. All were we'll pleased
with the program and hope they will
come again. The cole ;tion went for the
benefit OF the Good TEN plars lodge at
Ft.sKipley.
The old council held it's final meet
ing Monday evening. A resolution
was passed asking the secretary of
war for permission to build the new
wagon bridge.
The street sprinkling assessmen
roll and the justice reports were ap.
proved.
Mayor Richardson read farewell
address.
The Little Falls Steam Laundry loca-
ted near the Broadway bridge was de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday night at
about 8 o'clock. The insurance carried
was $1,000. The proprietor, John A
Salden, estimates his loss at $1,000, be-
sides losing about $3.50 cash, which " as
in the desk. All of the launder,
to the amount of about $500, was
saved. Mr.. Salden will continue to do
laundry work, and has sent for new