Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27


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rstuirsnll
he Mimi snt Phars ua1 ntical
tAssoc iation mel annual coniysntio
|sat AXE Mime last week.
our hundre persona ttende ga the
State Horticu fal s society's III annual.
at the State Agric cultural.
school last wee Hi 55!}
II. "a. Campo has been appointed
|by the state l,snalrd Of, control special
Inspect tor ON loo kups and poor
III p. ". 4 Blal old settler Of Spring
Valley and Is yetttesTl.aatn sof two wars, was
killed by train. & was deaf and was.
walking on the track. rs sss I,
Governor Van SAINT has issued a
lprocla mation asking for contributions
for the relief Of the |; sufferers Of the
Becker county cyclone. Il sE M s 2=5,.$;5
Nine pure-blood cows belonging to.
the state experiment farm at st. An
thony Park have died within q few
/ days OF q mysterious disease. + $
One hundred and sixty-eight battle
1carred veterans of the First Mime
bota volunteers met in annual reunion
at the Auditorium ID St. Paul last
week. s II S4 ss4H 2s a 55:. 4 3 2ss at.
The Minnesota Christian Missionary
society, ID. session at Mankato, passed
| 3 resolution unanimously asking the
railroads to discontinue Sunday excur-
sions. sss !. y IT.. n 4. =s:7. ,sEi N ~
Mrs. william Murphy aged sixty
three years, died at the home Of her
daughter at Sank Center Of blood
poisoning, the result Of being bitten by.
Ia pet cat. z.,. :. iii .#. Il .ss$4; .s
Charles Henderson, q colorred por-
ter Of Duluth. killed Ida McC ormick,
colored, and threatened the lives of
several white women. Jealousy was
the cause. s NJ y d Ina sS. 8 .se. ;,,, s
p Francis Ranertysais dead at. springs
Valley Of Brights disease, aged sixty
nine years. He was veteran of the
Civil war and spent several months at
the famous Andersonville prison. ss,E
! The bank Of Cloquet, with capital
Of $4,000, has been organized with c.,
F. Leland as president and T. H. Mar
tin as vice president Both are Duluth
men and the bank begins business
Sept. i. T..
The Crookston city council has
lpassed Eas:resolution. which provides
Flor paving the business district of
1Crookston with asphalt. Granite ma
Ecadum will be used :in the residence
| district WI sa'.s * Aa.as w.. VI iF'
Carrie Nation stopped off between
trains al. Winozia Saturday on her way,
from Red Wing to Leroy In COM
pany with Mrs. Ann Wright, she made
the rounds of the Saloons but did no
smashing. 4 LII Il! 1
| Townef Bros. Of Peterson, Ia, have
purchased $4,000 acres of land in the
Knife River valley from the Alger-
Smith company, and will bring settlers
from Iowa to locate on It. The land
is the best in that section. Sr:t i.
| Henry Nelson, assistant bookkeeper,
and shipping clerk OF ys the Standard
Brewing company at 5Mankato, has
been sentenced to Saltwater for one
year and eight months for embezzle-
'tment, having pleaded guilty. i
Each weeks report of the state
board Of health shows a slow but
steady decrease in smallpox as the
summer approaches. The. report for
the week ending June is shows q total
tof sc cases in the entire state. -.
The wetgh1easter'sSngu show that
431, 147s bushels OH potatoes were
bought on the Isanti market during the
season just closed. This does not in
clude the potatoes purchased at the
|starch factory, from which 122 tons of
starch were produced. '.y~,sS,<.. + ~
Announcement is made at Pittsburg
that the Onion Steel company had
lmade anHadd ttional purchase of iron
lore lands il the zMesabasi range Of, the
Lake Superior regions. Il Is said the
amount M the investmentsm ore prop
erty will be il excess Of "a 200, 900. A.
Hon. s. Ke! Cullen, one Sd the oldest
citizens of Waverly, is dead. Mr.. Cul.
len came to this state in 1860 and set
tied in Carver county, where he was
superintendent of schools for number
of years. Later he moved to Waverly
where he was elected to the legisla.
ture. & s. r. ,+.,1*E.~.. II
Congressman Morris Chippewa In
dian reservation bill has passed the
house. The passage Of the bill means
a. big boom for Northern Minnesota
Under its provisions millions of feet
OF pine are to be sold to the highest
bidder under rules prescribed by the
Secretary of the interior. ..j I
A movement is on foot among the
street railway motormen and conduc
, tors of st. Paul to organize union Of
railway men. to be known as the Anal
gamateds Association Of Street Railway
, Employees AS q result the railway
! company, discharged nine Of its mer
,, whom they thought were rtngleaders
in the movement. "a 5l#
NJ Philip ., Megaarden, ex-sherif O
! Hennepin county, indicted on clever
, counts for mali easance in Office, ha:
concluded TO appeal from the court:
&, to thespeople for vindication and hat
. filed inethe office of the county auditor
q certificate expressing his intention
to agatnstry for the Republican nom