The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-29
LITTLEFORK BURNED
Best Part of the Itasca County Town
TS IN RninS

LITTLEFORK, MINN.-The best part OF Lit
tleforlk is in ashes as the result Of a fire that
Two hotels, one on each side of the store;
were in five minuets enveloped In sheet OF
Nobes and the By
buildings badly. damaged: It is total loss Of
Several persons had narrow escapes from be-
s ID 9aSag e4 ns fpom soss
the attic, and absolutely nothing but one book
Littlefork is new town in northern Itasca
sspa which up P IL from
Ct. CLOUD, M 11:;; M Me- . boy.
ing.-A new hotel, to be operated on the Eu-
ropean plan, is being talked Of for st. Cloud
IT The 66a has aS T saRer
s tain q the visiting banksrs upon the
sressionai d district n ete On April g. Judge L. W
Collins will be among the speakers
FARMoNT. MINN.-Mrs Ella J. Healey.
wife of David Healey. a rural mail carrier. IS
dead s and neighhoring women en- who . went 1 to
between. $500 and 500 hidden away It devel-
ops also that the woman had money in the bank.
wolf from the door. Mrs. Healey evidently had
mania for secreting money. = 49, /. -
CANNON FALLS, M1NN.--Proteasor Andrew
Boss. instructor in animal al. husbandry at the
here, and the Farmers club was organized. r.
B. seager was chosen president and E. a: Dio,.
Sam Bancroft, was buried yesterday. She died
of rheumatism of the heart.-The village caucus
will be held Thursday evening.
EvELETH, M1NN--A party of officials OF the
United States Steel corporation. composed OF D.
ton; Dr. N. P. Huist. vice-president; Secretary
Frazer Of the Oliver Iron Mining company and
al W vtsa The Of a s hers
DETROIT, MINI ALI the old teachers were
has had charge Of the classes in English. She is
succeeded by Miss Sarah Read Of Minneapolis.
4 Ras pssh q to the n A.
Uhl as superintendent.
GRAND MEADOW, MINI. The golden we'd
ding Of !, Mr. and Mr. Nels syyessoa was cele-
Several Who we're present attended their We'd Wed.
ding fifty years ago. Mr.. syverson is a war
veteran. ...s., ~. .sn ~ g. e55 ,.,,a
SALTWATER, M1NN.-The steamer Jessie
lo oay 0y 70 s asy II paues &
will be taken to the Tennessee river, where she
will tow lumber barges.
sLAYToN, M1NN.-Gustav Anderson, aged q,
Of Fsnton tt99wnshiR was ssedentally snot and
gun they thought was not loaded. :" - :
HASTINGS, MINN.-A dispatch announces
the death Of Stanley N. Chase, former well
known conductor on the Milwaukee road. al
| Spokane, Wash. ~
LAKE CITY, M1NN-At the first meeting o,
| the Woman's institute Of the county. formed
| month ago, the attendance numbered 200, mostly
women.
GRAND MARAIS, INN.-Andrew Larson
proprietor of the Broadway hotel. fell from lad
der, breaking both arms near the wrist.
KENYON. MNN.-Charlie Ross Of Bridgewa
ter was, brought here on charge of 1llegitimate
parentage and bound over.
MORTIFIED, M1NN.-Company D Of tn
Second regiment was inspected last evening b.
| Major William Gerlach.
| MABEL, MINN.-Mrs. Sarah Cadwallader,s
| resident since the early afties, died this morn
| ing of apoplexy.
CooPERsTowN, N. D.-The schoolhouse-
Of the early landmarks Of this section, burned
books, etc. Origin Of the fire is unknown. Insur
ance On building and fixtures. IS, 800. The build
| fpo yros Tod In nd cost