Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-01
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JANIS 1etitaaaa q lettf> 81
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". Nv. B6&man, q reside 81 NM
:nearsOlia since 1858 il: dsadtf l
/. ,Yha:l Duluth shoramen' r - undon,
has raised the price ofslfaaings boats.|
II, Tle: receipts sefathe NeYsIJlm past
office have exceeded the $lO, 900 mark
| and an application has been made fo
the depaft hsaP Z {3 Mo 8 '9eaTriiegEf SYSTEM
JudgF nv ,1 Buudk of Wfht6 Isl i 1a VIII
~sucaeed .naaA. RbslneSa ssa ehaff1ani Sc
the. Democrats state.q enttal1 commit
tee and executive head Of tthtIe1 pen6p ~
Iaf6rmatieH e e 1t$e etsseitt TIT an lion
mt1d1a with 70, 00W00O. tUns 81 ore id
sight has fbeef a:disc6vered dipsstat4
school laadsnear Hihhing has been4e-
eeiYfed by State Auditor, Dunn, al otn 90
GqayeEnpE FFaRefis. u president, of 1.-THE
FL dtS2r 9 5RRRii5|8a }R RR viii 5s7sF
addresses before The Tfanshfssissipp3i
| Congress to be held in StaPauh Aug.
1S:22t 81
81 the Ga65ffge F.: Thompson h ISL
Buggy eofHbany 6f:Mihhe& polls; Sc;aAuEht
fire in the paharoeh1 fon the2thira 'foof
The PROPERTY Wa5 Vailed az 5000: =
; Rev. Moses II: Adams, eighty on. one
years DID,: and one IF the tlheee ppfoheer mfs:
sionaries among The FMiHnes6tA VIM
dianso ssdiea Wednesday at Buffalo, M
Y, where he had gone for surgical
P P'mStfs to s FsisXs f9mR]ieat{9n Of
| The gang. of floofse thieves a8YppeErat=
ingnin Southern minnesota for sone
time past, has Wjnop&fe ountN
Close TO- ppe: hundred horse thefts have
been Committed in that locality in the
past few weeks and the thieves are
still at large: isua:-t@st aae>:,-.:-:
= Edgar g. sBalzer, d grocery tdl srk'efii-
ployed at Reynolds &usReyno4ds,ngro-
gerry store, st. Paul. was stahbeq1 to
death Tuesday night, BY his father,
Edward Baker, at Morrow, o. The
hyUung man*Was on saAvisit: to his:sOld
home seeking to- recoNenhis healtis:: /
+ IL. B: Marshall; chief grain inspector,
has Resigned to- take the position of
general manager Of the National Ele-
lvator confpan5y:": F. ". Eva, chief dep
:uty I'M Dulueh and fUrmer1yta 1hen1bser
of the: hosndo Of grain appeals, willsfll
the Faycfaency created by sMarshall.s .Ees-
W iHii woifer Of the Saltwater I: pen
itentiary has caused criminal proceed
ihgs to be Instituted against five deal
ers in binder Irvine in different parts
of the state-ardd " II, prosecute others.
The offahBA is aellidg twine .smade at
the state, priaAen, at .price &:higber than
ahhQiW4ed yhya law. t, eau 81 ..soa.ane.s
, By The. YDulht]s, Missabe zandl Northern
lIroadThas ,eGdered three ninety1tUn So
comotives, which will be ..sdHAvefed
alseut Oct 80 and siNsmore of;the' same
,, size which will be deliNe.ed tsrly~ neRt
, spring. It lis the :desigusof. the tcom;
, pany to replace all sitg oade locomotives
, with this heavier class. rs ''':.. :.
John Thomas, over ninety ysAArs 81
age, attempted to commit suicide al
, Pine Island by drowning. He cast him
:: self into the mill dam and but for the
presence OF two or three persons VIII
? |. We're, viewing the damage done by the
: recent high water, would have sue
ceeded in his attempt.
, THE big coal docks in Duluth will he
: clean Of coal by Sept. 1 if shipments
/ keep up at the present rate. There
,t,should be 100000 tons Of, hard Goa
On the docks now in order TO suppl J
! all needs; aszit is there is only 50 Coz
tons No coal has been received a
the Duluth docks since early in May
= "a new disease among horses in thu
e northern part5of the state is battling
=. the veterinary department. of the state
l. board of health: Thus fertile creates
s number of cases have been reporte,
I from Polk, Red Lake and Norman
counties, although cases have als'
, been reported from Marshall, Kittso1
= and Roseau counties.
d i Christopher C. Norbeck, former cit,
k detective of Minneapolis. who ha
a been a prisoner in the county Jail TO
v several weeks, appeared in the dis
trict court and pleaded guilty to ae
| cepting a bride of $50 from Lincoll
G. Crossman, one of the swindlers VIII
operated in Minneapolis under polio
!. protection last winter.
The state board of control has rer
y dered its decision to the washington
County Barbers' association in the cor
- troversy about the prison barber shoI
=, The decision is that the prison barbe
=. shop may continue to be maintaine
=, for the service Of inmates of the pris
y on, and such officials and employees a
% it is necessary to keep about the pri:
on subject to call for duty.
T. In a decision just filed Judge Wilt:
n ton Of the Washington county distric
e court decided that the game law q
d the state is invalid in so far as it r.
q lates to having deer In ones posse:
v sion during the closed season: w. T
- Bickel, indicted for having had dee
q in his possession, demurred to the il
I: dictment because the word deer" ha
a been left of the law, and the demurre
d is sustained. =
,e The St. Louis county board of equa
Iization has fixed the assessed valu,
Is Aetions of the mines ofsthat county q
q. ESQ, 154,905. The mining men had r,
d turned $9,150,S50 in the schedule {
is relative valuations which they sui
mittad ; II WAS lRenerallv understood