Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
NEWS IN MINNESOTA
EVENTS OF A WEEK THROUGH.
OUT THE STATE.

Wy AieS uciAVeIy Will Oe eSIdD"
lished at Willmar Oh May /, with three
carriers and one substitute.
J. J.. Wise, proprietor of coffee
store at Minneapolis, was assaulted in
his place of business and robbed of
$40.
The receipts of the St. Paul post.
Office for February were $65, 1O4, an in
crease of $4,000 over the figures for
February, 1905.
Reuben Goldstein, seventeen years
DID, laborer for Swift & Co., was
struck by freight train at South St.
Paul and almost instantly killed.
Governor Johnson has appointed T.
c. Morken probate judge Of Polk coun-
ty to succeed o. A. ThOreson, recently
appointed postmaster at East Grand
Forks
A masked burglar entered the sleep
ing apartments of William Hoban of
Minneapolis and compelled the latter
at the point of revolver to hand over
S27S in cash.
Mrs. Lydia Van SAINT, mother of for
~.
Minnesota, is dead at LIE Claire, Ia,
aged ninety-four years. She had lived
there since 1897
Frank R. Denluth. living six miles
east OF Elba, killed twenty-three-
pound wildcat near his home It was
one of the largest specimens ever
killed in that district.
Francis J. Carmody, formerly Of
Minneapolis, has been appointed as
slstant United States attorney in New
| York city. Carmody recently married
Miss Snow, Senator Platt's STEP
| daughter
A dispatch from Washington states
! that w. w. Rich of St. Paul, deputy
United States marshal, has been
| agreed upon to succeed Simon Mich
! elet as United States Indian agent at
! he White Earth Indian reservation.
\ verdict for 500 has been returned
! ~ jury at St. Paul in favor of Louis
| '-2onhart against Samuel P. Anderson
-conhart sued Anderson for $500 al
! 4e9ed damages because the latter took
the roof from the house in which Leon
-4art lived.
Reports that the Duluth, st. Cloud,
| Glencoe and MankatO road has been
! Sold to the Chicago, Milwaukee and
| st. Paul, Illinois Central or any other
| r1;d are denied by e. L. Tobie of New
,, York, who recently bought it and reor-
| 2anized the company.
Two carloads Of cattle, condemned
| by the state live stock and sanitary
! board tor being infected with tuber-
'uc5is, arrived at South St. Paul Fri
day aud were slaughtered One load
came from Lafayette and the other
J from Cottonwood county.
| Three indictments have been found
! by the Ramsey county grand jury
against st. Paul ticket scalpers. These
| indictments are found under the re-
cent state law which forbids the traf-
'ic in railroad tickets by any except
| the authorized agent Of a railroad
| John Seastrand, one of the cid resi-
| dents OF Red Wing, was fatally injured
| by falling down stairs and fracturine
The base Of his skull, dying a few
| hours later. Seastrand was seventy
tonr years Old. For number of years
| he was chief Of police Of Red Wing.
A third petition for the division of
| ltasca county has been received by
| Secretary OF State Hanson and this
adds to the complications in the mat
ter OF the division OF the county This
last petition would divide Itasca into
| four counties, making three new cOun
| ties
| 4 Joint summer training, school is to
| be held at the state normal school in
| MnnEatO for the counties of Blue
Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault,
/ re S''eur, Nicolet, Redwood, Waseca
| and WatonWAn June. / to Aug IS. The
! faculty is largely made up from the
| normal school,
| Logging operations in the woods
! north OF Erazce have been greatly him
| dered by the recent warm weather
| and many men have already left for
| their homes. It is rumOred that sew
eral large camps will break up in a
| few days and logging operations cease
FOR this winter
John Bingham of Two Harbors, this
state, is an applicant for appointment
as United States consul at Solingen,
| Germany He is a son-in-law of the
| late Consul General William R. Estes
Of Madeli;l, who died while on his way
| to his post at Sclingen The position
Las not vet been filed.
| The state treasury showed a balance
in the revenue fund on the last day of
February Of approximately S7SS,0OO
Since the first OF the year nearly So
| 100000 has been taken into the fund
and the condition Of the treasury at
the close OF the February business is
more satisfactory than was thought
possible by state officials.
Indictments have been returned by
the Ramsey county grand jury against
the st. Paul Pioneer Press, St. Paul
Dispatch and the ST. Paul Daily News
| for violating the John Day Smith law,