Bygones: Duluth woman sued judge over broken finger in 1954

News-Tribune, Oct. 7, 1924

Duluth's child welfare committee is discussing the possibility of building a psychiatric hospital in the city. There are currently two clinics in the Twin Cities, and a third is to be erected outside of Minneapolis and St. Paul.

News-Tribune, Oct. 7, 1954

A district court jury in Duluth ruled in favor of Municipal Judge Richard M. Funck in a civil suit, denying $7,500 in damages to Sigrid Danielson, 52, who alleged that the judge had broken her finger in an argument in his office.

News-Tribune & Herald, Oct. 7, 1984

State Highway 33, which ties Interstate 35 to U.S. Highway 53 and bisects Cloquet, is due for an extensive and expensive facelift. The upgrading will cost from $33 million to $48 million. Construction is to begin in fall 1986.

News Tribune, Oct. 7, 2004

The Skyline Planning and Preservation Alliance will recreate the romance of a century ago with its second annual series of carriage rides along a far-western stretch of Skyline Parkway. The rides will travel between the parking lot at Magney-Snively forest and Bardon Peak. Fresh cider and snacks will be served at the home of City Councilor Russ Stover.