Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
NEWS IN MINNESOTA
EVENTS OF A WEEK THROUGH.
OUT THE STATE.

having taken carbolic acid by mistake.
Paul Rhode camp No. 2, Society of
the Army of the Philippines, has been
organized at Saltwater with thirty-6ve
members.
Mrs. J. Schammell of St. Paul was
badly burned in heroically saving her
baby from fire that started In her
home from gasoline stove.
Robert Raulston, young man l1v.
ing six miles south of Austin, was
struck by lightning and instantly
! killed while shocking barley in the
field.
Theodule kertson, one of the pio-
neer residents of Minneapolis, is dead.
He was over eighty-three years of age
and had lived in Minneapolis since
1854
The assessed valuation of Mankato
foots up to $3,672,730, a gain of $751;
S12 over last year. The real estate
valuation is $2,620,S21 and the per-
sonal property valuation $1,051 900.
Walter Dohney was seriously in.
jured at Green Isle by falling upon a
meathook. He was painting in meat
| market when the ladder slipped and
he fell upon the hooks, tearing his
! arms bare to the bone
After having been run over by an
! automobile Mike Szensezyk of Mime
| apolis walked up the stairs of his
home apparently unhurt and twenty
six hours later, without the least warn
ing, he suddenly dropped dead
John Montezzi, an employe at the
Savoy mine at Ely, was killed by a
| cavein, an immense body of ore falling
| on him, breaking his arm and back
and causing internal injuries, result
Ing in death in less than three hours.
The Rochester Sanitarium company
has been organized by the business
| men of that city and has bought the
residence of f. A. knowlton, which
| will be converted into sanitarium
| for the convenience of patients of st.
Mary's hospital
| Arndt Reton, Norwegian, forty-five
! years old, who has made his home in
! Bemidji for the last five years and
has been in the employ of the Crook
| ston Lumber company up to a year
, ago, has been pronounced leper by
! City Physician Morrison
Fire destroyed the immense dairy
and horse barn on the farm of A. w.
| Trow near Albert Lea, together with
the milkhouse and windmill. The
barn contained two colts, several
! calves, seventy-ive loads of hay and
, lot of machinery and all was con-
/, sumed.
George Fox of Mankato, twenty
years old, sailed Monday from New
York for Chile, where he has a posi-
ton with an electric company of Pitts
i, burg at a salary of $500 a year and
expenses. He is an expert machinist
and his duties will be to set up gas
engines.
! Anna ChOunard has commenced an
action in the district court of Becker
county for divorce from Joseph
Chounard, the grounds being that he
is convicted of a felony and is an in
i mate OF the state prison. They are
; both Indians and live on the White
, Earth reservation.
! Mrs. Jennie Anderson, the woman
/ who is charged with having represent
ed herself as the widow of Andrew E.
Anderson in Bemidji two weeks ago
and obtaining $4,000 life insurance due
the latter from the A. G. u W., has
! been arrested in Escanaba, Mich. The
! charge against her is grand larceny in
: the first degree
A cablegram received from Rome,
! Italy, announces the death there G:
! Frank Mcintyre, who was last month
! elected superintendent of schools Of
| st. Cloud. Mr.. Mcintyre and Miss
| Mary Crozier were married at Month
cello On June Z and were on their
! honeymoon trip when the bridegroom
; was stricken with typhoid fever
Employees of the state dairy and
! food commission will have to wait
awhile for their July salaries. At the
beginning Of the month the depart
ment had less than $500 left of the
annual appropriation of about $4,000.
| In addition to this the department COL
lects annually in fines about $4,000
and this also has been used up. The
! expenses of the department run up to
! about $4,000 month.
! The state supreme court has decided
that DR.. Theron H. Bly, of Minneapolis
! must serve a three years and six
months sentence imposed upon him
by the Hennepin county court DR..
Bly, was found guilty of criminal NAL
practice in Minneapolis and was SEN
fenced last January. He appealed
from the Judgment of the Hennepin
county court on the grounds that the
! Indictment did not state sufficient
! facts.
! Those who wish to enter the polit-
j ical game must pay the fee, according
/ to decision rendered by the supreme
F.! court in the case of William G. Thomp-
| son VS.. the county auditor of Hennepin
! county. Thompson, Prohibition can
! didate for congress, objected to paying
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