Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-31
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the age of 50. /
Nov. l3.-The J. NJ. Totten saloon
at Randall was entered and robbed.
Nov. l6-Fr. Chandonnett, the first
French Catholic priest at Belle Prairie,
died at Perham. !
Nov. 17.-Dr. F. J. Sykora Of Brain
erd, died from appendicitis. His wife
was formerly Miss Adelaide Stol1 OF
Little Falls.
Nov. l8.-The county settlement for
November was made. The settlement
amounted to $86,634.10.
Nov. 20-A farmers club was or /
ganized at Green Prairie.
Nov. GA new Slovac Congrega- I.
tional church at Elm Dale, costing !;
$500, was dedicated.
Nov. 24-Milon Sipov of Ironton /
was bound over to the federal grand |
jury by Court Commissioner Cameron, |
on a charge of taking liquor into In ;
dian territory. He had secured the
booze at Little Falls.
Nov. 25.-County Auditor McNairy
ceased issuing warrants for wolf boun-
ties, the state fund for that purpose
being exhausted.
Nov. 27.-J. H. Brunei Of the Prick
yards was notified that his son w. o.
Brunei, who had been fighting in the
trenches with the Canadian army, was
ill in hospital in England.
Nov. 27.-The Civic league Of Little
Falls held Tag Day and raised $l67.
December
= Dec. 1.-Joseph Schrieber was fined
IS and costs by Judge Lyon for selling
liquor to minor. Charles Sylvester
the minor who secured the liquor, was
sentenced to TO days in the county
jail.
Dec. 2.-Grand and petit jurors were
drawn at the courthouse for the Jan
uary term of district court.
! Dec. 2.-Chief Of Police VIM. Hang
was injured in an attempt to stop
runaway. He was knocked down anu
tramPled by the horse.
Dec. As. A. Siverts of Morris, a
: former resident Of Little Falls, was
seriously injured in an automobile ac-
cident.
Dec. 5.-The Elks dodge at Little
Falls held the annual memorial service
and paid tribute to the departed brotn-
ers. ,.,..
Dec. 6-1+The ,city council of Little,
Falls purchased lungmotor, appro-
priated 800 for visiting nurse, and
$50 for municipal skating rink.
Dec. 1.-THE Morrison County Co.
operative Agricultural society held its
annual meeting. The old officers were
reelected.
Dec. 7.-Mrs. T. P. Jensen Of Belle
Prairie was kicked to death by horse
while feeding him. The BODY was bad
ly mutilated as the result of being
trampled.
Dec 8-Clauae Tucker OF Belle Prai-
RE was injured when an automobile
driven by John Bellefeuille of Belle
Prairie colliaed with his buggy.
Dec. 9.-Carl Nelson of Pine River
was bound over to the federal grand
jury at Duluth on charge of into
ducing icnor into Indian territory.
Dec. 1O.-John G. Mckinney was
bound over to the federal grand jury
at Lincoln, Neb., by Court Commission
er D. M. Cameron, on a charge Of steal
ing mail bag at Utica ,Neb. He was
arrested at st.. Cloud
Dec. 11.-Frank Condor, who was
serving term in the county Jail. was
granted a pardon by the state board
of pardons. He was suffering with
tuberculosis.
Dec. 11.-Sister Mary Frances, one
of the Oldest Franciscan Sisters in this
vicinity, passed away at St. Gabriel 3
hospital at the age Of 70 years.
Dec. 12.-Leo Wermerskirchen OF
Pierz was drowned in Pierz Fish lake,
when the ice broke while he was
skating. Miss Cresence Faust, who
was riding on sled which he was
pushing, was taken out Of the water
unconscious, but was resuscitatet1.
=" Dec 14.-J. L. Webb, Northwest
ern Telephone Exchange company en-
ploye, had his hands and face burned
when can of carbolinium exploded in
the warehouse here.
Dec. 15.-John Ryan was bound over
to the grand jury on a charge Of forg-
cry, preferred bv Frank Janski, who
claims he passed worthless cheek
for 500 on him. Ryan was arrested at
Minneapolis by Sheriff Felix.
Dec. 15.-Mrs. Chas. Jackson,
pioneer of Morrison county, passed
awav at her home in Culdrum.
Dec. 1.-THE Elks ledge Of Little
Falls staged very successful home
talent minstrel at the Victor theatre,
netting $3.50 for the home building
fund.
Dec. 1S.-Carl A. Bogren of Brain
erd was bonnd over to the federal
grand jury for introducing liquor into
Indian territory. Similar action was
taken in six more cases Of the same
kid the following week.
Dec. 1s-The high school basketball
team defeated the alumni in the first
game of the season, 50 to IL.
r.. Dec. 20.-Genevieve, the 16-months-
old daughter Of MI. and Mrs. Frank
Brodkorb of Little Falls died from
the effect of burns sustained two DAYS
previous. when her clothing caught
fire. -.
5tsi& Dec. 22-Jos. Wachlarowicz of the
Vest side was the victim of attempted
s4holdup. Two suspects were bound over
st 70 the grand Jury.
S Dae. 23-Work was begun in Lit
tie Fills on the removal of telephone
poles from the streets lighted by the
sswhitesway.: '>~ rec - ,'. -
Z Dee. 22.-Gayton Bennett of Brain-