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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
WANT SHARE IN ORE find
Original PatenteeS Claim
Land Was Fraudulently
Disposed Of

In the clearing. Of title under the
Torrens system to large number OF
pieces OF land on the Missaba and
Cuyuna ranges and other rich iron ore
lands. it has developed that a number
OF residents and former residents OF
Belle Prairie, Ft. Ripley town and
this city we're the original patentees
of the land, getting title to same
under treaties OF 1854 and 55 between
the federal government and the Miss
issippl, Pillager and Lake Winnibe-
goshis bands Of Indians, which al
lowed script land to half breed In
dians. For the most part these were
disposed of to big lumber men by per-
sons who were given irrevocable
power of attorney for little or no con-
sideration. Some Of these are now
claiming that they have never given
anybody power of attorney over thei,
holdings of long ago. some having
been gotten fraudutently, and as the
land is worth millions now, are en-
deavoring to see it they cannot &c,
something out of the land in question.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
REMOVING STUMPS BY .DYNA.
MITE

A demonstration in the modern use
of dynamite for the purpose of clearing
land of stumps and bowlders on the'
farm, was given yesterday morning,
and afternoon at the J. K. MarNn
farm, conducted by Axel Johnson
three miles east of town before a large
crowd. Big trees and bowlders were
removed with ease in this demonstra-
tion to the wonderment Of all. Another
demonstration is to be given tbie:
morning and afternoon at the farm,
the representative Of the Dupont dc
NemourS Powder company explaining
the use of the explosive.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
Az A RESULT OF BANK CLOSING.

AS A RESULT OF BANK CLOSING.
Close on the heels Of the closing Of
the Royalton State bank, comes the IN
formation that the big creditors of the
Armstrong Implement company of
Royalton, Of which H. J. Schwartz
and q. H. HavilI, who are connected
With the two Morrison county banks
that closed their doors during the past
week, are proprietors, were attempt.
ing to seize goods which they had SOLD
to this implement house. The Mime
sota Moline Plow company OF Mime
anolis it is stated threatens to force
The concern into bankruptcy, and has
retained an attorney of this city to at
tend to their claim against the Arm
strong Implement company.
Warren Milberry has been managing
the implement house for its owners,
lessrs. Schwartz and Havill.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
POWER ERPLANTEXAMINf
BY Insurance AdjusteFs--
Repair Work on Machin~
cry Progressing

An insurance adjuster was in the
city the first of the week looking over
the plant of the Little Falls Water
Power company which was visited
recently by fire caused by short cir
cult. Engineer Pillsbury Of Mime
apolis at the request of the insurance
company sent up Mr.. Cooper. An
electrical expert, to examine the
damaged machinery and report. He
in company with +. G. Gordon and
son, Harker, lett Wednesday afternoon
tor Minneapolis. '--n
Electricians have been working oEi
the machinery steadily, but still have
one of the big machines to test sand
decided what new parts it needs to put
it in running shape. An entirely new
switch board and instruments are ue-
quired. and new coils have beaa
ordered for one of the big machines
and an erection man from the West
inghous Electrical Manufacturing CON-
pany will come here with the new
parts to install them.
Though the power company has beeE
furnishing plenty of current for light
ing and is now furnishing enough b
take care of most of the motors Of its
patrons, it will be a heavy loser in
volume of business done while neces
sary repairs are being made.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
new BANK IN ROYAlTON
j. K. Martin and the David
sons Back Of New
Institution

Royalton is to have another bank, :
state bank at that place having been
made by two different parties the first
of the week.
]. K. Martin filed application for q
charter for such bank Tuesday in be-
half OF himself, A. r. Davidson OF
Winnipeg and VIM. Davidson OF
Hutchinson, who together with some
RoyaIton parties would be associated
in the proposed new bank, to be
known as the Farmers and Merchants
State bank.
The names of the parties who have
applied for charter to conduct sim
liar bank at that place is not known,
but it is understood are not f:om Roy
alton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
? STATE BANKS CLOSE
Royalton and BoWlus Each
Have a Bank Closed Dur
ing Past Week

The financial circles OF the county
received A severe shock during the
mast week. when the State Bank of
Rovalton, organized in March 1908
with a Capitalization Of $40, 900, and
The FIRST State Bank Of Bowlus,
organized in September 1907 with a
capitalization OF $40, 900, closed their
doors.
On July 2S the Royalton bank re-
celved thorough examination by ex.
aminers from the state depar tment, at
which time 1t was found that the bank
had greatly impaired it's resources by
loaning money freely to business
houses in which its officers we're
directly interested, and besides this
overdrafts which had been running a
long time were discovered. kelsey
Chase, state superintendent of banks,
thereupon threatened to close the
bank unless an assessment of 30 per
cent was levied against the stock
holders Of the institution to put the
bank on a sound footing. Rather than
comply with this order, the bank on last
Friday closed its doors. Ihe books
show it's resouces to be $146, 291. 81,
admitted liabilities 1882, 600, deposits
on time certificates $95, 900. The Off
GERS are Stephen Schwartz, president
III. A. Schwartz, vice ce'president: >.
j. Swartz, Cashier. The bank was an
old institution of the county, having
been run as a private bank since the
early SOS to 1908.
Examiner Regan has been placed in
charge of the Royalton bank. Whether
the bank is solvent or not is not known
and all kinds of stories are heard.
Fearing the reflex action Of the clos
ing of the R0yalton bank, the First
State Bank Of Bowlus, the ownership
Of which was closely allied with It.,
was closed by the state examiner Tues.
day and placed IN charge of Examiner
Millard. The bank had upon examina-
tion been found to be in good financial
condition, however, and will most
likely be reorganized and reopened IN
a few days with some strong financial
interests back OF 1t. The bank has
deposits OF $50, 900, and its surplus was
given out as 81, 600.
The officers Of this institution are
o. II. Havill OF St. Cloud, president
H.J. Schwartz of Royalton, vice presi-
dent; ]. G. McI)ougall. cashier. There
was considerable excitement in Bow
lus when the institution was closed and
several PAL ties from here and Royal
ton went out there.
The county funds in these banks are
covered by surety bonds -
AS soon as the Bowlus bank was
closed, O. H. Havill rendered bis re-
signation Of the presidency of the
Merchants National bank of st. Cloud.
John N. Benson, was elected to sue
coed him. Cashier A. Fl. kelnhard was
promoted to vice president and
Assistant Cashier Carl Benson was
made cashier.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
.CONRADS HERE SUNDAY
Fast st. Paul Team Will
Make the Locals Ex-
tend Themselves

Little Falls fa1dom is to be given
the. best there is to be seen in amateur
and semi professional baseball next
Sunday, when the Conrads OF st. Paul,
admitted to be one of the very strong
est, If not in fact the fastest aggregation
=of ball players in the state, will be
taken on by the Blues OF this city at
Athletic park. The Bralnerd game,
which was to have been played the
coming SUNDAY, has been postponed to
the Sunday following.
The boys have really been doing
some hard practice this week to get in
best shape possible for this big game,
Iands 1t is expected by Coach Wetzel
that some real good team work wall be-
the result.
Dominick wants this game, Howard
wants it and IN fact the entire team
is going to go after it like a bunch OF
hungry wolves, which can be taken az
"a guarantee of good baseball playing
on their part.
The Conrads played two tie games
with Long Prairie and defeated most
E0f the strongest of southern Minnesota
mines. They put up even higher class
Eplaying than the Perry Werdens. and
can be depended on to work hard for
the big end Of the scoring.
= 1t is through extra expense that the
management. has been able to secure the
Conrads, and fans should come out
strong to show their appreciation of
the real goods in the national game.
Everybody come out and root. Large
delegations are expected in from
Stables. Royaltou, Plerz ana other
neidhboring towns.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
DIED

AOOlpQ OCunpl OF f161Z, dSou u
years, died Saturday evening al
s O'Clock at st. Gabrlel's hospital,
death being due to obstruction OF the
bowels He was taken ill two weeks
ego last Thursday, but previous tt
that had been in good health, although
two and five years ago he had had
bowel trouble. He was taken to the
hospital but would not consent to ar
operation until it was too late. Ar
autopsy revealed deposits of fat which
closed the bowels.
Born In Cross Plains, Dane county,
Wisconsin July ~, 1875, Adolpt
Stumpf came to this county with his
parents when about nine years of age,
settling in what was then known al
Rich Prairie, now Pierz, where he has
resided ever since.
He was married twenty eight years
ago, and is survived by his wife, foul
daughters and three sons. They are
Mrs. G.. e. Schmidt of Milwaukee,
Wis.,. Mrs. L. Remer of Staples, Kath
crime and Gertrude Stumpf and Rhine
hart, John and Alfred Stumpf of Pierz,
also a brother, Joseph Stumpf formerly
of Cass Lake, and three sisters, Mrs
Dahman of Williston, N. D., Mrs
Gertrude Stoll of this city ana Mrs,
Jonn Koop Of Brainerd. All bul
Joseph Stumpf and Mrs. Dahman were
at Pierz for the obsequies, which
were held Monday morning at
O clock from the st. Joseph Catholic
church OF Plerz, ipterment being in
the st. Joseph cemetery.
Mrs. Grace Churchill, AZ, wife of NJ.
A. Churchill, died Monday morning al
80 O. clock at her home on First
street northeast, death being due to
pulmonary tuberculosis. She had been
in ill health during the past couple
years, having-undergone an operation
about that time for cancer, and tor 8
year previous to moving to this city
last March haa been receiving treat
ment in Minneapolis. She contracted
cold about week previous to he1
death, which settled on her lungs.
She was born at Monticello, Indiana
May 20, 1868 and moved to Gushing
June 1901, later residing at Randall.
Deceased is survived by her husband
and a nine year old daughter. Eliza
beth, also four sisters and two
brothers.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon ct $50 O'Clock from tht
home, Rev. II. w. O'Dell officiating,
and interment was in Oakland GENE
terry.
.. Mrs. Parthena Grove of Darling
passed away Tuesday morning at bel
home in Darling at the age of g.
years. cal1Se Of death heinQ Bright
disease and dropsy: She is survived
by son, Chas and a daughter. Sh'
had been a resident of this county fO
over twenty years and was quite wei
known in that part of the county.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11

The crew which is at work INSTALL
ing the new engine, boiler and ma
chinery IN the planning mill expects to
complete the work in a couple weeks.
Ire engine is $50 horsepower Twin
City Corliss and will be on its bed by
Saturday night. Two new ~ tubular
boilers are being put in and one new
fast planning machine. While these i'm
provements are being made, the plane1
is being run on a half crew, electric
current being furnished to operate hall
the machines
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVER-
SARY

Sunday wac tho 47th wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs A. Getcheils
and the members of the w. R. e. and
the q. A. r. and q number Of. other
friends were invited to celebrate the
occasion with them. The couple we@
full rocker, Mrs. Withiam, past presi~
dent Of the w. R. c. making the pre-
sentation. Mr.. and Mrs. Getchell r.
sponded IN a happy manner. ..There
were also remarks by several of the
others in attendance. An excellent
supper was served, after which the
guests returned to their several homeE
wishing the host and hostess many
more happy years.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
BURNED TO DEATH.

j. NJ. Howard, swho; last July Fourth
faxed a slide down a slack wire in a
flaming sack into the river here, was
fatally burned last Monday at La.
faydtte, Ind, when he attempted to
pull off the real thing before a gather
ing of about twenty thousand people.
A paper bag saturated with gasoline
was used in the feat he attempted
down in Indiana and according to the
report his face and upper part of his
body was burned before sufficient
speed had been attained to fan the
flames from him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11
NEW BANK AT BOWLUS.

--..Royalton Banner: The Morrison
County State Bank opened it's doors
at Bowlus Friday morning. with A.
Erickson as cashier. Vim. SchwieEtek
of Bowlus and John Parton of Two
Harbors are among the heaviest stock
holders in the new institution. Mr.
Erickson was formerly cashier of the
Bowlus State Bank and has a wide &C.
quaintance among the people OF Bow
lus and vicinity and will doubtless
make a success of the business.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11

Rev. o. Birger Nelson of this city,
Rev. Gust Gutsafson of Upsala and
several other Swedish Lutheran
ministers went to Freedmen to take
part in the dedication of the Swedish
Lutheran church of that place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11

Notice has been received by 3. c.
Vasaly that the claim Of Mrs. Adelia
Ramsdill, wife Of the late Chas. Rams
dill, to soldiers widow pension has
been allowed, and she will receive the
usual pension of $l2 per month.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11

VIM. Coons, who is doing carpenter
work at the new mining town of
Barrows, located near Brainerd, was
in the city Wednesday. He likes the
place very much, and may locate there
permanently.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11

The advertising committee Of the
Morrison County Agricultural Cooper
ative society on Monday evening de-
clded to have 8, 500 copies of PAM
phlet, giving the rules premium list
and some advertising tor the coming
county fair, printed and distributed
throughout the county. Those wishing
advertising space should see or tele.
phone to N. N. Bergheim at once. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11

The elegant new federal building at
Brainerd has been completed, and the
postofice is now housed in the new
structure. It is situated on the south
east corner Of Maple and South Sixth
streets
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-11

w. e. Patterson of Tolley, N. u.
was here few days this week, look
ing over this city with the view OF
opening up first class cafe. He left
for his home Wednesday afternoon,
but will return In q few days to close
a deal If he decides on starting up in
business here. While IN the city be
was a guest at the home of F. e..
johnson.