Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-01
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=, 29-Summer short course for teach
| ers in the rural schools opened. The
course lasted four weeks, the last two
| days being devoted to examinations.
About 100 teachers attended.
l.. July
July 3-Spirit j. Vasaly opens opti-
cal parlors in old Walman stand.
4-Little Falls gun club held first
shoot of season.
4-Little Falls Blues defeated Min
| neapolis Colored Gophers in fast
game, score FL.
+ 5-Little Falls Blues took second
game from the Colored Gophers, shut
| ting them out by score Of 80.
| 7-Victor Olson disposed of his gro
Gerry store on Seventh street northeast,
Little Falls, to Cecil Kelly Mr.. Olson
had conducted the store for sixteen
years, but retired on account OF poor
health.
| 11-Joe Piehowski of Winona, for
mer resident of Pike Creek, killed by
lightning.
i2-Little Falls Blues shut out Sta
pies team by score Of 20.
12-Body of Peter Hanson, travel
| ing salesman for New York patent
medicine firm, found in river above
Little Falls by two fishermen. The
mans boat and supplies were later
found and it was though that he met
with all accident while making a trip
down the river.
15-Ludger Gaudet, justice of the
peace in Little Falls and former regis
ter of deeds Of Morrison county. pass
ed away at his home, after an illness
| of two months duration.
| 17-Bert Hart Of Wrenshall passed
away at Duluth hospital, following in
juries sustained when steam shovel
which he was operating at his brick
yards in Wrenshall, exploded.
l9-Little Falls Blues defeated fast
Verdale team by score of 3-2 in a
ten-inning game.
| 21-District court in special session
allowed final report Of G. Rosenmeier,
receiver for the defunct Royalton and
Bowlus state ebanks.
| 24-Body Of adam Duerr, black
smith employed on the new dam at
Little Falls, found in river Immediately
below dam. The man had been despOn-
dent and committed suicide by jumping
| into the river.
I 26-Little Falls Blues defeated the
| Colored Gophers of Minneapolis 11-2 in
one game and played second game
! to a tie Of 3-3.
29-Al Nations take two games
from Little Falls Blues, first by a score
of rs and second by score of 40.
3O-Narcisse Gravel, pioneer resident
of Morrison county, passed away.
31-Little Falls Blues lose to Brain
erd by score Of 1913.
August
Aug. Elmer BRANDED, who played
baseball with Little Falls during 1913
and 1914, signed up with the All Ma
tions.
Judge Roeser hands down deci-
sion in favor of Little Falls town, in
an old bridge case, brought against
that town by Mount Morris, which
town claimed that it had paid more
! than it's share Of the levy.
11-Mrs. Phoebe Tanner, pioneer
resident of Morrison county, passed
away at home in Little Falls at the age.
,, of 70 years. :.
l2-Cow moose secured for Pine
Grove park in Little Falls.
l3-Robert Olmstead and Albert Bell
broke Jail at Little Falls and escaped.
The former was being held pending
trial for assault and robbery and the
lib. P. o. E. ITO Of Little Falls
started fund for the erection Of a new
home.
l6-Little Falls Blues defeated Sank
Rapids team by score of 1870. The
licho oil
team had played 10 games, of which
it won six, tied one and lost three.
2O-City of Little Falls is denied
new trial in the Catherine Marshall
damage case.
2O-Andrew Oravetz of Bowlus was
struck by a 500 line passenger train
death on September l.
23-Little Falls Elks baseball team
defeated by St. Cloud. Elks team at St.
Cloud by score OF 3-2.
25-John Doian, old resident Of Lit
tie Falls, sold saloon and went to Roa-
noke, Va, in attempt to improve his
health. He passed away there about
month later.
29-Mrs. Katherine Mokler of Freed
hem received notice that she had scor-
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contest held at Mason City, Iowa. She
had high score from Minnesota.
September
Sept. Roy Gordon pleaded guilty
in district court to slugging and rob-
hing Walter Garfield of Little Falls
and was sentenced to serve an indeter-
inmate term in the St. Cloud retorma,
tory, but sentence was suspended and
he was placed on probation.
4-Little Falls gun club closed sea-
son. George Schroeder won the first
prize, his percentage being $50.
81. o. Vessel company given YER
dict in an action against Agricultural
Insurance company ct al, for $13,380
for damages to St. Paul store stock ~
fire.
7-Chicken and duck season opened.
B. Burton, J. Greisch and Geo. johnson
of Little Falls and Fl. c. Meining and
w. G. Riggs of Minneapolis made rec
ord bag of 1874 chickens and II ducAs.
9-Robert Mcleod of Royalton acct