Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-20


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zse3eete gFlnd mn the grand
ofI Odd sllows. s1s1 s854
snrsIlR,t man raised and
hatye1ted y IT. crop sof wheat stD
Isn S dead.
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seofts Aftnneapoata, Wa robbed Of
Ss$2s5o0 sdisrnond and $40 d cash ssF
II Stats ShreineinSm met il, annual conpen-.
stionan4 New hun II s stg week. 3 -Four hun
dred DELEGATES and visitors we're pros
IL $.s$ III st
The state Bank ;of Silver Lake, cap
ital SO 900, ana the State Bank 81 Mil.
roy. capital $15 900, have been tncor.7
porated and y res Il orized to DO bust
ness. Sf S5, M ss3l FIX 81.
State Fire Warden Andrews has:
gone 5to. Cass county to supervise the
survey for lands given the state by, the;
late 8. Pillsbury for forestry pur.
poses 3S s$S4 & \: S5"Z ,*as4f NTH 5s st
d AZ county seat election was held at
Ada Thursday and resulted In deci-:
sive victory for that place. Out OF q
total vote OF $500 Twin Valley re-
ceived only 40 per cent. .s. :g#ss5 M Il II
Mrs. Clara Hanson, who lives with
her son on : falm two miles north Of
Hugo. Washington county, was At
tackled By e COW and received inju-
rtes which may prove fatal $ := p; :E.s l \:
Y But 107 cases Of smallpox and one
death were reported to the state health
board Tor the week ending June 8, as
compared with l63 cases and two
deaths Tor the previous week. s% e. $ s.
Rural free delivery will, Is estab-
ltshed at Fountain, Fillmore county.
on August 4. The service viii en-
brace an AREA of thirty-two square
miles, with { population Of 594. -, Y +.
The trial 81 Christopher e. Norbeck,
q member Of the plain clothes branch
of the Minneapolis police department,
accused: Of accepting bribes from big
NIT men, Was begun at Minneapolis
Thursday. n! u. Z - s, +. u
Dow s. Smith upertntendent Of the
st. Paul street railway. lines -of the.
Twin CITY Rapid Transit company, has
accepted the position Of general super
tntendent Of the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit company. IN MI :.f.>y.. 3.*.&s E: !.
The state supreme court has handed
down q decision Affirming the convic-
ton Of Walter B.Bourne IN both cases:
Bourne was former deputy auditor OF
Ramsey county and was convicted on
charge Of talstfying records. = ~ +
The supreme court has reversed the
decisionaof the minneapolis municipal
court tn the meat cAses against Rum
berg and Wagenhalz. holding that the
pure food law does not prohibit the
use Of Representatives IN meats. n ~
y. "a KesheoeA, 70 full b]ooded In
dian, Was oonvtcted at Duluth on q
charge Of Assault with intent to KILL.
He struck his Wtfe with an are and
left hof, % he supposed, dead, but she
was reytv9dS and had Keshecsh ar-
rested. 5+s{.4ta 3As4 i: AZ Il: +3>.e y S$$
e The 81. Paul Duluth hines have en-
4ered m agreement % establish reEu-
lar .mtd-Week and sweek-end excursions
from The Twin cities via Duluth to
North Shore points on lake Superior,
to lsh Royale md Houghtun, at Re-
Frank Johnson ! mtadle,essd hbor-
ing man, vas hlied on . farm Rsat Of
Appleton. He WIS sleeping IN . hay
mowsand boy went to put down some
hay and threw HIS fork into Q pile Of
! hay, striking johnson "a the temple,
killing him Instantly. n -: 49,. I'D;
Judge (9cC 1enahan, at Bemfu, has
thrown ont Of court the election con.
test case against Reltrami county.
tThe-,action was brought by Shevlin
people who desire to ,postpone the
building Of ID $4,000 courthouse in
Bemidji, voted for at the recent elec-
ton. H.. # =35 w. III g:, il. II.
The state board of control has ad.
vertised for bids for the erection of the
new wings at the Hastings and the
Anoka insane hospitals. The legfsla+
ture in 1901 provided for q new wing
at each of the institutions to cost &c.,
600, and to accommodate about 125
patients. 4. 81 ~ y u s@S' u :4@# s;Ea
! A@large timber deal has been closed
at Duluth, the purchasing party being
j William O'Brien Of ST. Paul, the con.
sfderation being $187, 450. The prop
erty was owned by Frank w. Higgins
and Frank s. Smith, both Of New York
and is located on the Cloquet river
north Of Duluth. s. t&s 5s:....z 5
John Fox, farmer living with his
father and mother six miles north d
i Elbow Lake, shot and killed his broth.
er Peter, his aged mother and hfmsalf
The sons were al bachelors. Peter
went Insane In April, when another
brothes Nicholas, committed suicide
~ blowing OF theltop of HIS head With
Z shotgun At stsseton, s. .. g:
Reports from the northern part Of
the STATE say that the grasshoppers IRE
appearing and the Late crops are e.
lpected to afford the pest q serious
Roadway. Professor sF. e. Washburn
the state entomolo gist, has gone ia
the threatened nj elton to make inves
j LEGATIONS, with asyyiew to. perfecting q
plan for: the control Of these insects. q
The jury il the case q irwin 4.
i Gardner. charged with having received
bride from. .'tbig nittt' men while j
member 81 the III Minneapolis police
Il fcrces has brought IN q verdict 81
Il guilty. The case has occupied the az
4 tention Ut Judge Harrison court foi
the last four weeks and has created