Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03

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engaged in the elevator business.
Rev. David Tice. who has made his
home In Minnesota since the early
days Of it, statehood, 10 dead 1T Min
aeapolis. aged sevsnty-nvs years.
There 10 a move on foot to raise the
salaries Of the judges Of the district
court In Ramsey. Hennepin and st.
Louis counties from u, 1000 to $1,000.
J. Harrington, . Wisconsin Central
freight conductor, was fatally injured
ct Gladstone as result Of an acct
dent which caused the train to break
n two.
The largest lumber sale of the pres
ont year has been made by the Tower
Lumber company to Chicago parties.
It consists of 100000 feet of lum-
Der, involving @e6o,ooo.
Nels Bitterness Of St. Hilalre was
found dead from asphyxiatton in 4
room In tho Beaufort hotel, Mime
apolts. It 10 thought he committed
suicide. one Of the gas Jets being found
turned on.
Emerson D. Dyar, aged stxty-one
years, president Of the Winona Mer-
chants bank. president of the Winona
Fire Insurance company and secretary
and manager of the Western Elevator
company. is dead.
The aerial steel ferry bridge across
1he ship canal at Duluth was operated
Thursday for the first time with ESQ
local capitalists. business men. the
mayor and members Of the city council
as passengers on the car.
Robert Strong Of Princeton was
killed while top loading at John
Smiths lumber camp. thirteen miles
south Of Eveleth. Az log came up
he slipped and the timber crushed him.
Strong was thirty-five years old.
A freight train on the Chicago Great
Western road was wrecked near Clay
bank Friday. Several cars were piled
4 . heap others went into the ditch
and q bridge about $50 feet long was
destroyed. The cause of the wreck
was the breaking Of fange.
Minnesota department.. G. A. R.. will
hold its thirty-ninth annual encamp-
, ment March and in the hall of
representatives of the old state CAPT
tol at st. Paul. The Woman's Relief
Corps and the Ladies' of the q. A. R.
will convene at St. Paul at the same
time.
Eleven Twin City representatives OF
concerns that are said to be In the
beef trust have been notified that they
will be expected to appear before the
federal grand jury in Chicago at the
April term of court, the occasion be-
ing the probing Of the trust by the
government.
A grand total Of @17.660 in prizes
two new races for Northwestern bred
and owned colts. $500 purses for the
fastest classes Of PAGERS and trotters
the great $4,000 purses for Minneapolis
and ct. Paul days-theso are the fea
turos Of the Minnesota state fair race
programme for next fall.
The three robbers who held up DR.
Mueller and Emil Roggats. his coach
man, at Minneapolis are guilty Of
murder. Roggatz. who Was shot dur
ing the hoidup. has nnally succumbed
TO his wounds. BY Q peculiar coinct
lence the st Bernard dog shot by The
sobbers died on the same day.
F. B. Kempez. agent Of . Chicago
wholesale house. fined @26 and costs
BY Justice Jacobson ct Montevideo 70,
selling misbranded baking powder
has given notice Of appeal and say'
he will invoke the provisions of thu
Interstate commerce law to protec,
him against prosecution in Minnesota
That rust seriously affects the value
Of wheat for seeding purposes and thai
farmers should be careful in usini
wheat injured by rust for sowing /.
pointed out by Dean W. M. Liggett o
the state agricultural college in ,
warning bulletin which will be dia
tributed among the farmers Of tn,
state.
According to the best information
obtainable the iron ore shipments from
Minnesota for 1906 will reach the mag
nificent total Of 20.5o0, 900 gross tons
This 10 double the amount shipped
from the entire Lake region no longe
ago than 1895 and IL within 1000, 90,
tons of the unbroken record of tn,
Lake region made in 1902.
The ninth annual meeting of tn
Minnesota Retail Hardware Dealers
association at Duluth closed Frida,
after naming Minneapolis as the place
for the next meeting. Among the res
0lutions adopted were the following
"Resolved. That the we place ourselve
on record as being unalterably oppose.
20 the parcel post and ask the member
of congress from this state to vot
against all such measures. That W,
ask our two senators to work for an,
vote for the Esch-Townsend bill which
has passed the house and is now read,
for consideration by the senate.