Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-28

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The total vote poled at the primary
election by the Republican candidates
tor mayor Of Minneapolis was over
$4,000. The total Democratic vote for
the same Office was less than 5000.
Mrs. ]. J. Conway OF Minneapolis
and her baby were injured by being
thrown from buggy that was struck
from behind by an automobile and
overturned It Is believed that both
viii recover.
The state has received an inherit
ance tax of So, 002 from the estate Of
the late John Martin of Minneapolis.
The estate was vamed at $1,88O,O62,
tho largest so far to como under the
provisions OF the Inheritance tax law.
John Ludwig Of WtnDua, membe,
a the board of capitol commissioners,
h dead at hts home IN That city. Lud.
wig has been mayor Of Wfnona and
wa appointed to the capitol commits
ron to succeed n w. LRmbertDn,
Who died last fail.
Charges OF fraud tn connection with
the casting Of the Indian vote a the
aad bake agency IN Be1trami county
have been flied In the district court at
Bomfdu and as q result the total In.
dian VOTE, Amounting 10 about $50,
nay bs thrown out
Superintendent W. r. Rnza, p.sp
td>nt Of the Southeastern Minnesota
EdncattonM association, announces
thai the eleventh annual convention
d TN educators tn the southeastern
part Of the state Will be held at WI
nouA ON Nov. 8 to To.
A bolt OF lightning STRUCK tns
Mound PARK scfoolhDt1se at 81. Paul
last weaR, BOXING a hole through the
roof, causing 4 eommotion auppng the
children and stunning Mis- Mary z.
DallaA tho principal. None al the
pnptls, however, vas tntred.
Edward Ho1mss, formerly unstnaa
ter a DBtroit, who my6tafmsly dis.
Appeared April 10 nst, has returned
there Hs stated TINT the most Of thu
time 30 had been away he spent IN
San Francisco, but daclined to give
out formal Esfata1nan4 asto hts where
abouts.
John Benson. A. A. Wright and
George H. Reynolds, prominent St.
Cloud business men, have an option on
5000 acres 81 land In the town OF Oak,
6tearns county. An expert found
strong needle iron Indications aud a
Duluth company will explore L tmme
dfatety.
General Manager Trenholm Of the
Omaha road admitted while on the
stand IN the railroad rate hearing at
st. Paul that hts company had con.
tr1buted funds foY campaign purposes.
Part OF the contribution was used In
an effort to defeat Governor La Fol-
bfte of wisconsin.
p. D. OPhelan, for many years q
prominent resident Of Graceville, Is
dead at st. Paul OF chronic asthma.
He was born in New Orleans ON March
t6, 1899, and when fifteen years old
came to Minnesota with hts parents.
He served as captain tn the Civil war
and was commended for hts bravery
at the battle Of Lookout Mountain.
Minnesota's school fund Is worth
$22,975,185.59, according to figures
compiled at the state auditors Office.
The cash, bonds and contracts belong.
ing to the fund are worth $780,.
1862. To this the auditor adds the
appraised value of the umsold school
lands, the 962,705 acres sti1l owned by
the state being valued at $5.157 ,050.4
The state convention of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians, tn session at WI
mona, elected the following officers:
President, Patrick Kenney, Mankato;
vice president, ]. T. Coughlin, Fari-
bault; secretary Thomas Conlin, Min
neapolis; treasurer, John Sherman,
Winona; chaplain, Rev. O'Brien,
Graceville. Duluth was chosen as the
place for the next biennial meeting.
The Great Northern Winnipeg flyer,
No. 8, and the local, No. 6, both east.
bound, were wrecked at St. Joseph,
eight miles west of st. Cloud. The
Ay OA AoA ANU CAC ACo1 SuU VI CuS east
bound freight and No. into the rear
end of the Winnipeg flyer: A heavy
fog and wet track were the causes Of
the accident. Richard Andrews of ST..
Paul, brakeman on No. 6, was stand
ing on the platform of the smoker at
the time of the compact and his arm
was cut of at the shoulder.
State Auditor 1verson has sent out
to the county auditors warrants aggre-
eating 5000 for bounues paid for
wolves during the last four or five
months. This pays for the killing Of
666 full grown wolves and 9S4 cubs.
Red Lake county gets the largest
amount, $1,124, for 1872 full grown
wolves. Carlton county also gets a
neat sum, 1912, and Wabasha, one Of
the oldest settled counties of the
state, gets $3.50: In Hennepin county
twenty-three wolves have been killed
and for this ~ state pays &12S.
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