Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-03
stranger carelessly handling !

by . stranger carelessly handling :.
~. Freights collide near Cushing. No
one injured. but engines and cars badly
Z. Merchants picnic at Pierz Fish
lake.
8. Mesdames r. D. Musser and Chas.
Weyerhauser announce gift OF perma-
nent meeting place for women organ
izations in Morrison County Lumuer
IL. A number received Holy Habit at
convent. e .a
r.; Representative of State Board of
Health give weeks course of lectures
at Library building. .#
Is. Fifteen hundred vehicles pass
over Jefferson Hikhway in a week.
20. Dewey Anker accidentally runs
over young boy in Minneapolis with
car. Boy recovered.
20. John Plomski was badly injured
by his clothes being caught in a turn
ing shaft. -
20. Retail food stores after hearing
representative of state food adnainistra-
operative delivery system and to cur
tail credits.
80. Car of Frank I1iewel, which had
| been stolen, was located outside of ST..
! Paul. The car was badly injured.
80. Announcement OF so per cent
! -four.
September
| +. Street ns.ii boxes placed in posi-
IS. AsiIo:1l @::.t.< made that west
! wing of tie dana viii he built in con-
crete, Which svoIzs @411L4enced soon at
| ter.
| IA. County I'll: opened. Gate re-
ceipts larGaC ht:1 aL"ls5aaance and exhib-
| its smaller,
IS. CHi~-<ers a-za duck season opens.
| II. City -lhoo4a 1HGz1, but attendance
! small, Cue u ~1--lstAaaars and farm
work.
20. Acknowledgements OF the purchase
| Of Water Power stock by Cloquet peo-
pie.
20. EaI*. Bureau selects O. P. Jacob
SON of Bluffto.1 as county agent.
rs. Game Warden 2ldred of St.
Cloud makes eight arrests for hunting
without license.
j. A. LaChapelle were riding, struck by
number Is at Broadway crossing. Men
received slight injuries; car was COM
pletely demolished
g.. Special agent WYE gets grocers
together on once a day delivery sys-
q. Cooley Highway association or
ganized at Osakis. Road is to run
through Little Falls.
%. Civic League tag day netted
80. John Wozniak, committed to
Saltwater for murder, attempted SUM-
eide by jumping from a factory Win
dow.
4. Herald purchased subscription
list of the Weekly Transcript and con-
solidated it with the Herald.
4. Food ADMINISTRATORS and dealers
of Morrison county meet to perfect or
ganization.
9. Father Iciek of Duluth talks on
Poland.
T. Council makes tax of s43,O45, the
largest in the history of the city.
8. EX-Gov. Van SAINT and Dr.. Sheldon
of Pittsburg addressed dry amendment
meeting.
~. Fires starting in east Ripley
hay and property in that section.
IL. Pine Tree mills finished saving
season.
II. City Council, in conjunction with
the Board of Health, closed pubic
places on account of the influenza cpl
demic.
--:- New food rules for hotels and
restaurants
H. Hedge Mohl fatally injured in
auto accident, dying two days later
IA. Death of Miss Irene Wenner, Ju-
nior nurse at st. Gabriels hospital, the
first death from influenza.
Is. Gotta &, Curtis purchased grocery
stock of Kennedy & Brousseau and
changed the name Of their firm to the
American Grocery Company.
: %. Jos. Pawlenty, injured by falling
age of 81 years.
rs. Reported there are 200 cases of
influenza in the city.
so. Frank Knute, suffering from
tuberculosis, committed suicide by
shooting.
1. Appeal made for northeastern
Minnesota, fire suffers: Over $4,000
money, food, clothing, etc.
4. Ed. Lak1n of Royalton, candidate
for clerk of Court, died of pneumonia.
5. General election.
6. On account of influenza court was
adjourned to January IA, 1919.
10. Opening of big game season.
IL. VIM. Ellenbecker died from in
fluenza.
II. Theodore Branchaud, born in
Belle Prairie, over 81 year before, died
of paralysis.
Is. Dr. Ed. Kerlzoff, editor of the
Pierz Journal, died Of pneumonia.
from pneumonia, following influenza.
Is. John Setera killed in auto acct
dent near Swan River bridge on river
road.
21. Influenza ban lifted.
20. Mrs. Peter ST. Marie, for IS
years resident of Belle Prairie, where
she was born, passes away from inf1u-
enza.
49, Announcement that local Water
Power company would furnish Staples
with electricity.
December
3. Annual meeting of County Fair
association.
6. Noted that J. w. Crossfields
chickens won in the egg laying contest
at Leavenworth, Kansas, for the
months of March and October.
Z. Annual meeting of the Farm Bu-
reau.
IL. Board Of Commerce held inter-
esting quarterly meeting.
10. John Greisch, Little Falls BUSH
ness man, ill with cancer, passes away
at St. Joseph's hospital, st. Paul at the
age of Al years.
TO- Food distributors association de-
cides to continue cooperative delivery
system.
%. Judge Parsons decides that War
10