Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-11-11
NEWS IN MIN Ne a
EVENTS oF#THE WEEK THROUGH.
ouT TAE$ STATE.

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Mayor vi. c. Haynes Of Minneapolis
was accidentally thrown out of al a,1.
tomobile and had a. rib broken. .7
]. Danielson OF Minneapolis is dead
at Thief River Falls as the result of.
bullet wound received while resisting
arrest.
Andrew ,Bordetzky was found dea6
by neighbor in his hut at Rochester.
When discovered a cat was holding
high carnival over the remains.
:. In a rearend collision between a
M1lWauAee freight and cattle train at
st. Paul twelve cars were smashed and
Engineer Hanft was slightly injured.
Mrs. William Bell of West St. Paul
was run down by Rock Island train
at the Robert street crossing and died
In the city hospital several hours
later: d..
Bert Peterson of Waterville, a mar
rted man. was shot in the thigh by
some person in a Halloween crowd.
The bullet has not been located and
his condition is critical.
Colonel A. M. Flagg,. who until a
few weeks ago was editor of the Du.
luth News-Tribune, committed suicide
by drowning. Colonel Flagg had been
in i'll health for several months past.
Clara Johnson, aged thirty years,
living three miles north of Morris,
committed suicide by hanging herself
in barn. Family trouble was the
cause. Miss Johnson was steno5-
rapher.
Gustav J. Heinrich, treasurer and
general manager of the Minneapolis
Brewing company and for many years
prominent business man of that city,
is dead of Brights disease, aged forty
three years.
Alfred 0. Hammerberg is under ar
rest at Two Harbors charged with
having murdered a companion named
August Bloom near Highland Oct. /.
He was arrested at Hibbing and de-
MES the charge.
Carl Knute Henry Schuper, who has
the appearance Of being scion Of an
aristocratic Swedish family, was found
dead in his room at Minneapolis ST.,
day. He is thought to have suicided
by taking morphine.
The Duluth and Iron Range road, a
United States Steel corporation pr o.
erty, has decided on new improvement :;
for Two Harbors, it's ore shipping port,
that will cost upward of 100000 and
which will be made within the neA5
nine months.
B. A. Stocks, eighty-seven years old,
living with his daughter at st. Paul,
wandered from his home Halloween
and was found exhausted the follow
ing morning in grove nearby. He
died two days later without recovering
consciousness.
Chief Louis Moosbrugger of the St.
Cloud fire department and Lineman
Robert HUM, also of the department,
were seriously and perhaps fatally in
jured by the breaking of a telephone
pole upon which they were stringi:,S
wires of the fire alarm system.
Word has been received from Rut-
ledge, twelve miles from St. Cloud, to
the effect that wolves are becomin
numerous and even dangerous around
there Three or four farmers haze
been attacked in the open road by the
brutes and have had hard fights with
them.
Sheriff Sullivan of Crookston has re-
turned from Rhode Island accompanied
by Joseph Guilmette, who will be tried
in the next term of the Polk county
district court On the charge of murdc--
ing Joseph Monegan, former com
panion of his, near Mentor, this state,
in October.
State Auditor Iverson has received
check from Warden WOlfer of the
state penitentiary for 100000, repre-
senting the Irvine receipts for October.
This brings the receipts for the year
| up to 100000 and it is expected that
the present month will add another
100000 to the total.
l. Louis Eliason, a fireman on the west
division of the Milwaukee road, was
instantly killed by jumping from an
engine going down the hill west OF
Ortonville at full speed. The eccentric
| on the engine broke and, believing the
engine unmanageable, MIR. Eliason
| jumped to save his life.
Twenty-one laborers were arrested
at Duluth Friday on information from
Minneapolis charging them with de-
frauding an employer. 1t rs charged
that the men stipulated to work in a
camp near Duluth and upon reaching
the scene of employment refused to
| carry out the agreement and left.
Inc largest pTlce ever LEAiu AOf
state mineral lease in Minnesota was
received last week by State Auditor
Iverson J. H. Gruber OF st. Paul, with
three others as rivals, bid $1,000 for
! what is known as. the south half OF
1-5S-49, located in st. Louis county,
and the prize was knocked down at
that figure.
Olaf I.oimg1en, an elevator agent. at
Parkers Prairie, has been committed
to the county jail at Fergus Falls on a
| charge of grand larceny. It is claimed
that there is a shortage of @5IS l.. his
| accounts after hearing before JUS
tice Cowing he was bound over to the
| grand jury, bail to be fixed by the dis
trict court.
| A warrant on an enforcement
charge has been sworn out fc- the
arrest O. James w. Cole, formerly man
/ ager Of the Waldorf Shoe company
store at Minneapolis, who is alleged
| to have absconded with between $500
and $1,000 of money belonging to his
| firm. Cole has been missing from Min
| neapolis since Oct. 2S.
! Fritz Seifert, the hermit OF st. Au'
! gusta, stea1ns county, is dead. For
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