Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-20
NEWS IN MINNESOTA
EVENTS OF A WEEK THROUGH.
OUT THE STATE.

EVENTS OF a WEEK THROUGH.
OUT THE STATE.
BILLY" Sunday, the famous baseball
evangelist, has been engaged to con
duct revival at Winona.
The body of Leonard johnson Of ST.
Paul, who has been missing since Dec
z last, has been found in the Missis-
sippi river.
P. f. Woods, chief pumpman for the
Duluth, Missabe and Northern railway.
was accidentally killed by an ore train
at Proctor.
John Oberg, machine tender en-
ployed at Cloquet saw mill. was
killed by train while on his way
home from work.
J. F. Jacobson Of Lac Out Parle
county has formally announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
ton for governor. is .r.-A..
w. A. Rudd, who was st. Paul man.
ager for the Western Union TELEGRAPH
company several years, is dead at Bos-
ton as the result Of an operation.
Over $500 acres OF Crow Wing
county land was sold BY State Auditor
lverson at Brainerd Thursday at auc-
ton. Prices ranged from IS to SIS an
acre. ..'-.- -.,. Is,3
Mason McElroy, coachman for Fred
3. Snyder of Minneapolis, was found
dead, il his. employers stable under
circumstances that seem to indicate
that he was kicked to death by horse.
The Lake Superior and Southeast
ern, tho new road being built to the
Head of the Lakes and which is really
the Wisconsin Central, will run it's
passenger trains into the Duluth union
depot.
Tilted by her lover in Italy Mary Re-
gina, q pretty Italian girl of Chisholm,
twenty-five years old, shot herself
through the neck with a double-bar.
relied shotgun, dying almost imme-
diately.
Warden Henry Wolfer Of the state
prison at Saltwater has been offered
the position of warden of the state
penitentiary of Illinois, located at Jol-
let, but he has decided to remain in
Minnesota.
The Windsor hotel at st. Paul, one
OF the Oldest and best known hostel
ries in the Northwest, has closed it's
doors. The property recently changed
hands and it is said large modern
structure will be erected.
One of the big safes in the ware
house and storeroom of the Thompson
Seed company of Albert Lea wac
blown open and wrecked one night
last week. The knob was blown Off a
second one. About $500 was taken.
Miss Ruby Harvey of Bagley, Wis.
first year student in the Winona no:.
NAL school, had her arms frightfully
burned and now lies in critical con
dition as result of burns received
while cleaning gloves with gasoline.
August Johnson, employed as watch
man at the Duluth and Iron Range
rOundhouse at Two Harbors, was seri
ously injured by being struck in the
face by q broom which had been sat
urated with oil and set afre by one CT
his. fellow laborers.
William Peter is at St. Joseph's hos
pital, St. Paul, in critical condition
as the result of q friendly wrestling
bout with Jim McAuley. The men
were wrestling when .McAuley secured
full Nelson on Peter and threw him
heavily on his neck, dislocating the
vertebrate.
Edward A. Vaughan, arrested in
Denver several months ago in connec-
ton with the affairs of grain broker
age Office which was conducted under
his name in Minneapolis for a short
time last fall and winter, has been
found guilty of using the United
States mails in the preparation OF
fraud
St. Cloud is no longer under the
lid" The saloonkeepers have been
notified that hereafter saloons will be
allowed to remain open all day Sunday
except during the hours of public wor-
ship. The regulations regarding week
days remain as at present. The from;
doors must be closed at II o'clock ana
the places emptied before midnight.
Plans to make St. Paul the butte
center of the state are under consid.
GRAFTON by committee appointed IL
the Commercial club. 1t is proposed:
to establish in that city a butter ex
change where the greater part Of the
large supply of butter produced in
Minnesota may be shipped and dis
tributed to the various parts of The
country.
Mrs. Dick Ferris, better known BY
her maiden name of Grace Hayward
has been granted divorce by Judge
Holt of the Hennepin county distric;
court. The suit was brought on the
ground of desertion and was not con
tested. Mr.. Ferris is well known in
Minneapolis and throughout the North
west in connection with his theatrica,
enterprises.
Thomas J. Wainwright, alias A. w.
Bartlett, who has attained national