Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-12-23
NEWS IN MINNESOTA T
EVENTS, or. A WEEK THROUGH
OUT THE STATE.
St. Paul firemen have heen grante

Inc total shortage OF Deputy County
Treasurer Charles Bernick of Stearns
county now reaches $6,596.60.
"A calf with two perfectly formed
heads was born in the South ST. Paul
STOCK yards Friday. It lived but a
short time
Fire entirely destroyed the plant of
the United Manufacturing company at
Sank Center. Nothing was saved ex-
cept the Office safe.
Chauncey Stivers, aged twenty-six,
injured in railroad accident at Ken
yon, died aboard a train while being
brought to St. Paul.
burglars blew the safe in the Bank
OF Rice, at Rice Station, fifteen miles
north OF St. Cloud, and secured $4,000
in cash and about $4,000 in negotiable
paper.
d. R. Noyes of St. Paul has been ap-
pointed member of the board of re-
gents of the state university to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Judge
Greenleaf Clark.
flowing her nose too hard caused
the death of Mary Meilke, a girl fifteen
years old, residing near St. Charles.
The violent effect produced hemor-
rhage Of the brain.
The permanent school fund of the
state amounts to $15,9S7,47766, which
gives Minnesota the second largest
school fund in the United States, being
next to that Of Texas.
Antonio Bernadino, thirty years old,
was crushed to death and Antonio
Frasconi, forty-tWo years old, was Sc
rlously injured by the caving in of an
excavation at ST. Paul.
The Bank Of Chisholm, St. Louis
county, was held up by a lone high
Wayman in broad daylight and $4,000
secured. He shut Cashier Grieser up
in the vault and escaped.
The lumber cut on the Duluth-Su-
perior harbO1 docks for the season just
closed was 2S5,000.000 feet, which is
a decrease Of about 100,o00,000 feet
from last seasons record.
Major Fred B. Wood of Austin, an
ofAcer Of the Second regiment, Mime
scta national guard, has been ten
dered the appointment of adjutant
general By Governor-elect Johnson.
Peter Ziolkowski of Corliss, Otter
Tail county, is in Jail at Fergus Falls
Oh the charge of having murdered his
father, John ZiolAowski. The alleged
murderer is only eighteen years of
;a:e.
John Zilkowski, night engineer at
the Globe mills, Perham, committed
suicide by shooting himself while in a
It of dependency. He was about
1oIty-ffve years old and is survived by
3 family.
Judge J. A. Kiester, a pioneer resi-
dent Of Faribault county, is dead He
was a member of the lower house of
the legislature in 1865, state senator
four years and a judge of probate sew
e]a1 terms.
Several of the larger Minneapolis
milling companies have positively re-
fused to comply with proposition
from milling interests in other parts
OF the country to shut down for a
period TO be generally agreed upon.
Frederick B. Richmond, a grain man
of Minneapolis, shot and killed Miss
Lima Christensen dressmaker, on
the streets of that city, and then sent
bullet crashing through his own
head. A lovers quarrel is the alleged
cause.
The grand jury at New Ulm has re-
turned an indictment against DR.. G.
R. Koch charging him with murder in
the first degree for stabbing and
pounding to death DR.. L. A. Gerhard,
a popular young dentist of that city,
on Nov. I.
Leaving letter in which he de-
c1ared he could no longer endure liv-
ing with his wife, to whom he had
r,,or,,inI pi1ho ri M
Johnson, a St. Paul carpenter, sixty
eight years old, killed himself by fir
Inc shot through his head.
Freeman P. Lane Of Minneapolis,
widely known attorney of the North
west, has been found guilty of unpro-
fessional conduct as an attorney by
the state supreme court and has been
suspended for one year from practice
fr all the courts of the state.
Holy Rosary church at Minneapolis.
one of the largest Catholic editices in
the West, was partially destroyed by
fire Thursday morning. The entire
interior Of the handsome sandstone
structure was burned and only the
walls remain The loss will be in the
vicinity of $4,000.
Governor-elect John A. Johnson's
majority over r. c. Dunn in the cleo
ton is 100, based on official returns
received by the secretary of state
from eighty-two of the eighty-three
counties and unofficial figures on
Wright the county not heard from by
the secretary Of state.
The capital stock Of the state banks
of Minnesota, outside of the ones in
the Twin Cities and Duluth, has in
creased 100000 since 1890, the num-
Der Of institutions increasing in the
same length of time from IS to 1886.
The increase in deposits of these
banks is over $12,000,000.
The postoffice and general store of
Wiesman Bros. of Rockville, Stearns
county, was robbed Thursday morning.
The robbers secured an entrance
through the front door by the use Of a
skeleton key and blew the safe open
with dynamite. securing 81 in money,
SO in checkst and few postage
stamps.
The election of officers at the Mime
sofa State Dairymen's convention at
Albert Lea resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, A. w. Trow, Chenille: first vice
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