Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-12-19
Attorney Geaerai Chiperfisld.5.

Attorney Geaeral Chiperfisld a.'
Birney Chiperfleld, formerly ol
Little Falls, has become a prominent
6gore in Illinois republican
politics. The following, from
the Chicago Evening Post, will Be
read with interest by his old friends
here; -
according to story told around
the Great Northern headquarters to
day: the republican nomina ton 10,
attorney generalin 1904 was daDgleo
before the eyes of Representative B.
N. Chiperde!d of Canton as an in.
ducement to sign pledge to vote
for John 81. Miller for speaker
Chiperfeld, who has just completed d
term as states attorney of Fulton
County. has been one of the big
fellows' in the Sherman camp and
his detection is a serious blow to the
Sherman men, who can explain it
ocly on the ground that he could
not refuse the chance OF preferment
Chiperfeld joined the Shermanites
early in the contest now pending
As an old friend of the Macomt
candidate he attended the FIRST eau
Gus, and when Miller was brough,
out as the organization candidate
Chipertield sent telegram to Rep
resentative Cherry to the effect tha,
he was against a "blind peoV candi
date, and for principles sake would
stand with the Sherman men. Hif
detection to the Miller faction at this
timeis keen disappointment to judge
Sherman. The latter is aware, how
ever, of the pressure exerted O trina
ChiperfieId into line, and is saying
nothing in criticism Of his action
The Sherman men say that Chiper.
field himself is authority for the state
ment that he has been promised thu
nomination for attorney general in
the next convention"
The Modern Wood men will give 8
ball at Gross opera house Dec. 31st
for tho benefit Of the Forester team
The boys are working to get func
to send the team to the national en-
campmeut at Indianapolis next
June. *'s,. /:
! E. NJ. Snow received q letter last
week from r. s. Morris. then in Nev
York, which SAID that; he had bee,
married Dec. I'd, and would arrived
in Little Fails about Dec. Goth
The news was pleasant surprise t
Dicks friends:
Albert J. Metzger. brother OF Mrs
l.. 0. Wesse|, will be married at Cor
vallie, Oregon, on Dec. 31st. to Mis-
Edna Garrow. Mr.. Metzger was fo1
about two years in the employ O
81. Vasaly, the jeweler, and ha'
many friends here who will congrat
ulate him on the happy event.
Rev. A. L. Rich ardson and family
have moved to Anoka, to remain
uatil arrangements are complete'
for their new home in Colorado
While Mr.. Richardson has given u
the regular ministry, at least 70
sometime, he expects to have plent.
of opportunity to do pulpit work il
the mountain villages where ther
are no regular pastors.
Many Woodmen have recently re
ceived badges in the shape ola wood
mans Ak, accompanied by lette
stating that the neighbor was Grip
dled neighbor and had adopted thi
plan of earning living and requested
the recipient Of the pin or letter t.
forward him 25 cents or return th
tpin. Many responded to the reques
Eby sending the supposed distressed
neighbor the twenty-five cents. L
fseems this scheme was played al
over the state and adjoining state'
wherever there was ~Woodme1
lod &c, and the "distressed neighbor'
NO doubt received huadreds Of dol
lars, for pins which be could not hav'
! sold p any other way. It now turn
lout that the "distreesed, neiighbor i
a fake jeweler who adopted this pla,
to sell his pins. The postoface dc
pertinent has been notified: and hi'
:l,ana il at an and. The letter fha,