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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-03
morrill,.


6 June 80 -Estells and Jeanette Cheeley
went to st. Cloud on. the 9th. S..s<..
S Miss Irene Cheeley, Of Minnetonka.
came to Morrill, on the 28th to visit
friends for q few weeks Her niece, Miss
Irene Baker, acc accompanied her.
Stuhl & Go. are having trouble with
their new boiler and cannot do much
saving Mr.SStuhl has gone to st.
Cloud for repairs. = T
:.s Win McKibbe and Bert CheeleY went
out to Bill Estey s lin Buchanan on 9
fishing pxc nTsion They stayed two
days and two nights, and caught two
:pickerel and seventeen bull ponts, an6.
had lots of fun.
One night last week "A. Nc Kibben
heard something rolling ibis bee hives
about and be arose from bed and went
out in tha apiary expecting q bear. His
brother, Win accompanied him; each
armed with vino esters. They gotsnear
Che object and saw IL standing still and
could easily have shot IT. but it looked
sosbigthey thong ii q COW. Presently
it discovered the men and started 90
ruD, and they then saw ia was @ large
bear. They fired sat il az long as, was
intMght; bnt die not hit The bear
did but little DANA
s Tin MoWan came up from the south
leru hest lew Aeeks'
syiait bis bro thefs Ohm. Bill
SpaIch ia 81 20 lon Nna
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-03
= There is more Catarrh in this secti6hUf
zthe country than alljotke1o diseases bdv

=, There is more Catarrh in this secti6h 6f
sszs=the country than allIotker Diseases but
E together and unfit the last few years
1T was supposed to be 'incufabld. 'Fff63ff a
great many years doctors proh0thdn It
"a local disease, and prescribed local femi,!.
.sndie',. aadllpresSziaeeed 1echft 4emeahsqand
ffeatmenftt, prGB5k6blSad la}aiabFa
Science has proven catarrh to be con-
-cstitutiona1 disease, and thereforereqnires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
-tarrh Cure, manufactured zby-,F.-J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo 0hid, d sfAh tie 65i Oily
constitutionalcu cure on Che market: It is
taken internally lin doses rfrern 70 drops
to teaspooafnl. 1t aetsldinectly on tie,
blood and: mucous surfaces IF ;ttFeRRy8a
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars fol:
any case it fails to cures HSendf
lars ans testimonials. Address, 9 90:
FL. CHENEY & Co., ToeIIeepdSo1i: o. " %
Sold by druggists, 75 5ct:';'*11 81 = -: 81
Halls Family Pills are. the best, . -
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-03
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Dr.. Nero, dentist, WILDE
q ct Royalton Mondayss'and
Tuesday June g and
Buchanan,

.--- Bueknan -.--..--.----..--..-
EasssF,MaYs30.- George Sehnafsk's crew fin
BhM grabbing oFerHat Michael Sands
Hast week and ore now srubHi ng for
IohAk I'D siee|hmolke. U -
Louis Wigand>is working for John
johnson until July and will then go to
Dakota till fall.
Frabk Nic6keSsals his new store fin
ished andfeceived . lot of new goods.
All are invited to come and buy. He will
treatTdu fair: .
Frank Vosen issaoihg good business.
The crops are doing well.
!. ITheIf eatefpillars are damaging trees
Fconsiderably:-' -
The Buchanan band is dong very
nicely.
!. Nick Smith, 81 Rices, was i yisite4 in
Buchanan Monday.
Christ, Gerken gave dance last Friday
and all present enjoyed Themselves.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-03
Fort Ripley.

,~~ Fort Ripley. IS:
! June l:7Miss 2 Nettie Raymond spent
few days.xisiting relatives and friends in
I.itrle Falls. 'jA
]. L. Berg made a business trip to
BraineFd Wednesday,. | IS
: J. J.>Tucker> and wife spent Sunday
visiting relatives and friends at little
49,, >*=zzssssas =z =szsszg' 10y u:
Mrss Foster, who. has been visiting
her son zat : Seattle, Wash, rsturned
Saturday, May 2stE / ! ;.45.z
A daughter arrived at the home!jof l..
G. Roses Sunday night. 81.
c. H. Tucker made. a business trip to
Holdings Ford in search OF potatoes,
but reports them all bought up. y
C. B, Clonse,s family returned from a
"trip to Pine hiyer last Saturday. as,
In. Cray II j. preparing the children
for brief entertainment Friday. There
will be speaking and singing, followed by
"a picnic: Parents are cordially invited
to attend: - q '-:-@|'':='5
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-03

June Mrs. Peterson came home
from the Little Falls=hospital last week.
Mrs. Lathropi spent Sunday, with
friends in Little@Falls. : :; = -
job Vale'ius went to the Falls Sat.
urday. $500 $50 - r. ~: = j.
j. A.Donaldson went to the county
county convention at Little Falls Sat.
urday.~::,t II : 49,. :..:- -....
y Glen searls is visiting at Mr.. Lath.
rop,s. E;,'*tsh - T.'..r- =. '-''..~.a
Mr.: Nash spent Tuesday in Little
Mr. Staples went ~to-Staples- Sunday
evening to see doctor about a felon on
his hand which has given him much
trouble. - ~
1: Our school commenced Monday, afte,
a vacation OF a week, 3" ~. ~ -.
Jerry Foster is moving to Philbrool
and willtake Instantly to lay. We arr
sorry to lose them. 49,. 80 e.. = .
f. Mrs. Mosier, Of Oshkosh. Wis, is visit
ing: her sister. Mrs. Foster: :. =. }.
> Charley Cantiberryy7 started for Willard
last Saturday to VISIT his parents. r:
e Mrs. Ennin,. Of Mapleton; visited he,
brother, Jerry Foster, this week. : ->....
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Holding. Ford.

:. May 31.---And.: p!edrich. and Frank
Whitman We're in Albany last Tuesday.
{: Nick Geib, of st. Cloud, wasin qhe vii
5lage last Tuesday Oh business, =7.=
+ Horses belonging to Joseph Orth ran
away last Thursday and ran against q
buggy belonging to u cattle buyer. No
body was hurt, but the buggy was badly
smashed. -ss4s::zs - '':.x=s : :,
Frank Whitman went to st. Cloud last
Saturday andzreturned sunday. II ..4
Sunday. r.: i: 1 - y: ~ I ::
f. s:,-zs. = I I'd ..sts'. a ~
The saloon firm OF Henneck and
schamble dissolved partnership, Hen.
neck buying Scramble out. = 55.
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g FleusburQ.

! june. Last Tuesday, az j oe .Simp-
son was driving to Flensburg with. a
load OF ties, he felt sick and got down to
walk. He made but few steps, however,
and sank down by the roadside. His
team went on to 5Flensbarg alone and
attracted t he attention Of some men who
were leading timbers and who knew2:the
team;:- "A search was made for Mr..
Simpson and they found him a short
distance. from town and took him home.
He soon recovered and is now able to be
- - c~ - 80 = .-- $3.50?
= Louis Fetick returned Ito. Appleton
Thursday, after: g week s-visit with rel
atlves mere - -. Is: : = -.
~ Miss Christena Esmuda q, who has been
visiting Mrs. Frank Zelka, has returned
TO ner nome: - - - -. 49,, - (.
u Mr.. and Mrs: Jasdsezki are visiting
friends in Appleton this week.
Mrs. Frank Zilka, who has been sick,
is now able to-b be up again. = -s
Many Of our people visited Little Falls
4yesleraay.~ -. III. =: =, lt.s
Planting is about done here nd'crops
are looking welE.g- - ~: L III; 81. r.
:: Caterpillars are destroying Eastwood
and many other trees in: this locality: :
The school house here was sold yes
terday to Peter Lundgren. He intends
to move it on to his lots. and it Will be
used as d church by the Eutherans here.
The bnilding was altogether to small. to
accommodate the children; as there were
65.enrolled last TERM Tx i aa:sz- :
r: Henry Allen went to zAnoka this week
assa delegate to therepublican=state con-
vention:z - l. y - : - -22.s,s -:
y; George and Henry Allen, ef Allen Bros,
went as delegates to little Falls az
Father rbanke,, who is absert ii
Montana, is expected home todays -
E. Gust Smith, the assessor, is again
around estimating our wealth., =
The little daughter OF Mr.. and. Mrs.
Stephen. Adam died last Thursday.
aged three months. The funeral took
place from the Catholic church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam have our heartfelt
SYMPATHY. +: -s.2z, -1 ~ y ~
- The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Klltt del May 28th and was buried
here from the Catholic church last Sum
day. 1t was one month old. 80 Mr.. and
Mrs. Hlitt have the sympathy OF the
whole community. II: -: II: :: q. !
= John Bergstrom is loading car of
wood: = Ia ~:,.@ .z5'@, ~: - :
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uo1ei Gil soa GllPert.s,-} = :
|edMhNB lxet4zArgust7 Johnson worked on
>Nals Hapdriekson' 8 new house:a fewday
last. week The house will soCn be Com
@pleted EIa4atha Happy man will moxein.
h5$Be tGgg b88ssg!
that was his birthday. :
-~NN sfs=--H nuricksun =matii e--a~=---trip- to
Brainerd on the 9th. :
Our school teacher Miss Mary Walt
man, went to RoyaHone s4Hst Saturday
to visit with relatiGes. She ;aMliiN ,return
I E = tsnic y I" Itszss a. s. :.
| Nelaz rHen.iriekson Vas Sa81he couh ty
seat lasr Saturday,: = $SsAsg c. :
Ie;Chas. Tew and familysattendsdss un-
|day'sehhPP'e l|t st Fort Ripley asastunday.
! The prayer meeting at Erick Ander-
son'slast Sunday w asi y y 4 ATTENDED.
| Some OF our young boys seem to be
|getting ready for they are max
ing lots OF bows and arrows.
G. apa Ga p6nson hire doing some very
fiPe PF + 81 on their faeher,sfarn n:
Herman Westbrook of Rich
Prairie has been granted d pension
of $ 8 per month.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-03

Bicycle shapers are working quite
a slick game, sinssome localities. One
rides a wheelsinto1a town and>se!ls it
cheap to raise money. Anotherfollows
and. claims the wheel was stolen from
him. They work in this way together
and generally secure considerable
Eeasb.-Ex. s-s;s .sszz..s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-03

0eouaAA. r. an
a. june I. THE Northern Pacific fencing
crew is here. We are all glad the rail.
road is being, fenced. If the railroad
company had the building Of the wagon
road between Little Falls and STAPLES
perhaps this generation might have
some hopes OF travelling in. ;.;~.E,5 \.
Mrs. Ed: Crandalf and daughter, her
nice, OF Motley, are visiting Mrs, Lima
AAuctas. = ~ +,ca: ST.
Mr.. and Mrs.: W. H. Jones Wei went to
Little Falls Saturday. Mr.. Jones was a
delegate to the Republican county con-
Mr.. and Mrs: W.==J. Briggs were at
Little Falls Tuesday. ..~, r.
F. N. Allen, and. Will Schermerhorn
came home from Bemidji last week.
They do not think much of the country
up there. ;1".s II - -.~.. 4s.,-j:.'.::= :;
Frank Thomas and his sisters, Laura
and Emily, were at Little Falls Mem
oriai day: ~. ;: 1872. ,- !.:"s Y
Mrs. Barrows, of Burtrum, visited her
husband here last week. Mr.. Barrows
accompanied her home. -.- 10: !:
We now :have5a new night operator at
the depot, Mr.. Penny, Of Royalton. !.
Rev. F.. A. Sumner preached fine
sermon at the Congregational church
here last evening; 1890 :.- :,
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. Randall move to
Hibbing tomorrow. They will bemissed
here, but we hope they will enjoy. their
new home, :, r. - s.. ~ -. 80: !.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bsiggs will move
into the house vac ated by the RandaIls.
Mertie; Baker came home from Parker
last week. , ~ ri. 'sc.:-;,::>'' =. i
Mamie Jones, of Little Falls, is visit
ing relatives here. " -: ..z.:, :
Miss Pearlle Jones is having a painful
time with the mumpe., = 49, 7.
j ohm Mills shingle mill is doing good
business now: :. =, = Z: =,
+. E. a.. Mills saw mill is running.
The masons are plastering Mr.. Coch-
rams new store. ~ - -: =. =
The Ladies' society will give an: ice
cream and cake social this evening at
the home of Mrs. A. ThralL I :, 8 .s..I.a Isl.
E.yW. Collins, OF Little Falls. took
possession Of the Lucas saw mill fo- Mr.
Ingram, Of Sank Centre, who held a
cha tile mortgage. The machinery will
be shipped to. Sank Centre. .:l. -: ri
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Roysisoa.
IN, Ms1;a Raa Po ). g,;'EsFa 81.
Mrs. Stephen achWart returned from
Melrose SaRuIda Hevening wherasshe
had been fat, aa4n the fopssef,a5 der
s. Win Galley and c. u Datinzailhe N.
P.painting crew spent Sunday m the
village. -
Qaite . number OF " 8 1dmen from his
yillageattended meeting efIhe camp
at klees Saturday evening. -
MrsaDs-Pptney made . tripto, Min
peapolis lastSatnrday:sT -.
Mrs: c. nv. Bdpck md ID On Ausrt,
Ef'tfIs Hlk la & III p ~ :
q Mrs. RopeH HackwoodzleH Tuesday
F1ors l1innIpegg where she VIII visitAfor
f=siome time. p a=azn
gzzAtiss.IsazRakia. went TO- Minpeapolis
Tuesday fodrf a week visit With friends.
rrew- Hd-dauehter
.Rhoda, Of Little -Falla,. visited in the
village Monday: = U.s., :. !
f Memorial day vas "a aippro1p3r:,ate1y sob
served in this village. Rev. Eastons ;of
Little Falls, spoke at the opera house
during thes afternoen-~s -:s::s..=.7 I. :.
LeaasHpllenbeck returned last Tues
day evening from Minneapolis.
Geo. E. Wilson and NJ. N. MieszRent
to AnQka Tuesday, to attend the CON
|vepaaPq.} u J -
I Mrs.: Leon Williams, who has, been
| visiting her parents in the village re
turned to her home DIT Marshfield Wis,
Tuesday. ~...sg:
fsgSeveral Royalton gx1,ensatt tended a
dance at Mrs;S MarYsz Last Thursday
1kvenhesat North EraHie. ! For the sake
pf MiXss aadsaee theaf eomithames.
The Royalton base ball club wentsto
Buchanan last Sunday and played the
Buchanan club. They played 10 innings,
the score standing Z to 8 in favor of
Royalton. The Royalton club contains
some fine players, and it is rurnored
that several OF them will soon leave to
blay with league team. ;ys5,,I
H. H. Roller, OF St. Paul, vas in the
villag Tuesday. = 7z.s,:!IF.- ~'a~
A volunteer company is beingS organ
lied here. About 80 names re..on ,'.he
list. .., -, 80. ~
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q e, q Is y 4 lsl ae1s mo 8: sssss,
"A i s :, |a.l & u, sst il.
FridaB afternoon, AGED e years. The
funeSRl took place at. the st. Joseph's
churSh Monday morning, with Rev. E.
j. NfEl of1ciat The procession, was
led ~ the Little German band ard the
remG {ns were laid to rest in in the Cath
Ole Hfemetery.s MrasR auch,cameshere
thirt9 years ago and settled on farm
=aboAt two miles southwest Of the village
whef9 he has lived ever since. he leaves
fouEs8ons and three daughters besides
quite g number ot,relpti to Maqra
his 6 e l; :, Nag ID a a fsase
Josft umpI sold his hopse in thesEil-
the var He'd ready q #rava as sdon
as called oil.-1 ri zs7S 81 z z-sif9.sso
KereezXeriX ,gladzsto tiesasiaszag1astt
weeks correspondence from Buchanan
that they are doing a good business.
We wish them luck:
Frank s. dst' e. bird dog s. and Several
ether yeanabtes dogs were poisoned LIN
lower town last week = y -
The town board bought nine large
seraIers, holding seven cubic feet of earth,
from. Jacob Neisus for $47.25. This
gives Pierz 33 scrapers for nine road dis
tricts.
sAnpther attempt has been made to
ttakesthe belt from our champion lady IN
AeWer town, but she succeeded i9 hold
ing il by fighting the battlefa with a. tin
pail The oil can might lave come
handy here.
n anton Zimmerman and Miss Anna Ter
|shaar we're married. sINesd prnipgaat
St.<Jpseph sschdrcH 81 REV. Es J. Nnxl.
Mr.. Zimmerriansis.a a6ch DOL eeac herSn dw
3arin; near dranife City. Were be b.
trends to make his future home, We wish
ltheni happiness and prosperity in their
neW-;life. ii =" :: ,."~: =.
Burnett & vernig, who ran the Dom
boYy blacksmith shop in upper town fol
EatAear, moved to their new shop last
"wednesday. John Dombovy will run
Ebisshop again hereafter: -
THE primary for the election :: of foul
lgdalegates here, to attend the the demo.
l1eratic county convention Thursday
tJune> 9th, will be held at Bares hall Sat.
Enfday, the 4th, at Z o'clock p. M
E51Nm. Hoheisel,~~~the LHstrup> post
master, is running a-groeery-
hardware store in connection with thu
postoffce: He Intends building 8. 1eN
store al the: cross road near the, Wo1kt
tschool- huuse lin the. falk r:sHoheisel il
t-a.~.bustler ~and-~Mill~ keep -his~Dusinesi
booming.
&@gvoseo, Of ParkzRapids, w &
ran a blacksmith sh4s hire Eibont II
{9earsago;"was,here silt last Weak
Nile intends to come back after harvest
and will probably run the Zu'eger black
smith sGopin.Apper town.
May.2T:-john Kobilka, of Buh, LEFT
for Augusta. the 26th. He intends TO re
turn before harvest.
The 1O-year-old daughter OF D. C.
Simms, of Sullvanjlake that was sicl
fer over q year, died here last Thursday
Anton Bedpar, road overseer of dis
trict No. 2; commenced working on tht
road last Wednesday. He has TIL
largest district IA this town, containing
nearly $400"uf road tax to be worked
TIE telephone is moved to- Dahmen' &
GreRaetore now. - : 80
jos. H. Stump has sold his house il
e=village TO } Ohm: Roch, r:SS5r., 'and;=wit
seon oVe:to =Littl j. Falls =to stay=witl
his sister, Mrs. Stoll.
+ ;.z-x~s.. .yyssss
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lime 1.-Miss Emn{a = Lamp6eaf
started for Washingto last week. s
d. Powell visited at Birch Lake Sat
urday and Sunday. .. "a
John Law and L. m. Bunnell, OF Sank
Centre, we're in the village Tuesday
Mr.. a a1fl SlrMs. TbRoma aX da@s xRda 5ai
are visiting ~ Delaafisssa this week! sAsas
G. M6loShf has haBv ssdI1Ea MS i1dhastnA s shop
in his new building and is now prepaEed
to attend to the wants OF the people on N
~srnain street. sYosoob tfsrs1zssEko hssrs +
<sha1l We ccsaiebrat IL the 'oqTttB
tnis yseF? TAis question saaatd e seF'
lieu lol!l SIS 1oa at<75 5iifi SseasslIiW
sssssThe good citizens: OF GAtdtuni &pe r.
gether M ondaysoands ce}e bfatedI pec9ra-
ysdions day zimantold time manner lAil re'
port a good time. .sstts<i y,sz2 J
= W.: ward tg1tk h9daz IT, E G:'t
Fa'is Will HIS 'ai s=EssSr tszss .
.zz:4pbei dem otcratiezsaucus for this tow n
yswill be held next Saturday. evening there
ts.in the village. .a1l. 2cGz s ra2d sv5EIl - Y
Fra Frank Exc has moved shi|e barber shop
:. into his new building and IL now pre-
= pared to Do rat s ga g 11kk zs.;v,zs
Several OF our people. attended fthe
baseball game M 9hd ylat aphfshufs ne-
rstWeen Long Hraifiesand RiAabufy sis
s>nnderstand PiiiEburs' came 10 ut aheah :
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II = T.
Rail Prairie..

.. $3.50 = esAtA94t {xEf ,. ,.~tt, n
May 31.-Th6 dance; gIfivl7en' at s1 Jas:a
Dickson's last Tuesday was grand sue.
cess. - -
Mr. Morrison, OF Little Falls, was a
business callersin these parts the, frs6a of
1.-THE week - Y W fif I?F wy 1TfYTf TfSYf
E Mrs. l.. Casweh, Ywhoy was seriously
burned, YVES taken to the Brazil tegd hos
'@pitalESuh day ,Ethe 22d! The .ast AhpOrt
was that she was improving. }III>
E Most OF the people in this vicinity were
lover near Alexanqqyhs lake daGpr{ tank'
1.-The graves yesterday: h%"aa' " aas
{. Saturday, returning Tuesday.IH ssfI2-l;
:: Roy Jones and Philip WARD WENT td
EsssSlAncoln Saturday. ::
T. Jess Jones, OF Lincoln, was ino these
E parts the first of thez.Meek visiting his
g. orother' "i'''an: f5:zeinJ55 5eonuH hsx,i.s
A surprise party was given ,ateRetR
Nelson's. last Friday. Those present re-
E port splendid time. ..zz:>
E Miss Nellie Rail, 1 Who bas beksp l ki
lin Motley for the ,past yeaf, rettddffhed
home Tuesday A''1 S'5=37 1lli5i alsA9lf'f
= Those that went to Motley yesterday
s are as.f6heRs:55 4isa eaHlef Rsifs sIshhliR
sTa9s! d i&2S &!AR's eng N9 e9fs aRd
esNasl went tq R9aIqgfa Afagqet
Sabbath school at Mr.. Rails. s
---.r =, = ..-L
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Ees one pa ! sH Il -
Elss = Aleihndd 9 B (aper sp 81 sun IN;
day with his family
. H. IL 8 RI. g a;1l 1th Shflamatorv rheu-
| 1fl MN A HIS 5.s 5=.....
bef i 4 sheep Mps yesterday IS
!, A!iasReta 4,s,I take =, si s''; With
the1 uknRAof hlas rn1Rg fe@kc oOl.
s.,tYyefnpasff 9iiuutman. 81. SWAIN River, was
.in,tnwnlaatR eek So
ssssS y s. = 9 ~
zeei.-W Mckee ,s the possessor u nne
06ssos sssIf :snssy fasas5.ss5t e 55s8
Miss I {,n1,4ffii assaRtest
1sfSkrdc Hnnisosif nss srsua
One q +. +. podft.s z e6i,dfsd: IL sfck
wIfT tia muiYps. 'azFy assesys7 Sisst IS
d5,1a ss foesaad dh ssRp 7sfer s E G Green
Mr.. ano Mfs. Josepn D4.lei, ri 49,
ani sSafi1rday. svhH 90 :s Y s 'Ss
E:S 5as59sIaS 81. TOE sgIa .sassEs.s; 81 "a: =
Mr.. ana MIS-. Ma9cus ocea a = ~ ~ e =
e Hssk *'''f NJ s1d NJ sfssfa., @
Dependencies camp meeting
.rt ;,tssy x< ,,a
EELHeSs 9 s4 las g ~ ~ f ssSf
t2r hs .Rs 92asul.aXs Il, ~ E
t9elr c6wanu Ga1 HsA ~ .ff; G'el Tasfad
yhen 4he E9M ksSnSps q :ri sn,,nd
w ~ taa n esf,s SSS t him
& 5flkSe S1fH faptt Sss;,ho 81 iis Tesche
f Ernest tn was n nn; a hadlD ERa ,it VAS
hot seriGdsf7 kaft. -, 80 ss 80, r.. ).
,<.-,s,, f-,3,srra1,r,z E<,,M e;McTntvTe. and
i, IN Sa ,s n,,r rof = vmanz ar:
riaed:hess Saturday onasas visit to Mr.:
and AfrsQ F7saJ. cFarrand s1ooE, NJ" and
r. afpklfetatne4 home this rp oining, sbut
Mrs: Mcintyre oxN:aI sireni ainslhere snne
'tineytl~y5xza srzh 9'ssszsa : TaF-s~~''t
,t :5if Of r i,bf 5 and dIaHoh t aarrs Miss
E afstSi pSaa ~ sNf;sys WshIe Faaico and
~ 81 McK 90 affenda1 fha conG inence-
mani exerciseas a a. ti1e Fans Fridav Dight.
Miss Fannie Farrand returned home
rridax=frana$Ssr--~- e,
heen attending the Normal school the
a16ataasfas gss ssbessss seceespasrief1a by
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80. - Il
IN IT, n,e w. a. ,1E,laed bft ieveT;ne
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Darling,

k|s4l / Charley obnn.fT The
lIaIldHr,y Peters and August Eind-
EEishl were IN Lit d al ls.
u e We. notice in the ranscipt's Upsala
1fIems that Mrs r.. Swanson drives the
fDilk wagon TOR the creamery Is q
ETeameryis started here II will be the
fjnomels,s business to take care Of it.
81: any wish for 8 picnic this year, either
}zsln the 2 4th Of June or the 18th OF July
d. Caterpill ars are plenty
~ The straw berry isSs ~ dldssom and
felpromisesSa bonntifnl GRO ~ =
f e Crops look very lne at present.
s. an exchange g that girl rho
poet On the navy
boug hta eop M That ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Emder returned
Wednesday from Portage, VIE.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-03
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|: May 3l.-Mrs. John Nodo, OF Opole.
died week ago yesterday at midnight.
of congestion Of the lungs.T The funeral
took place from the Catholic chufch
there and the remains wers~interred in
the cemetery-She was over33 years old.
had No children any leaves g. husband
and many scios9 raatives to sr1durn her
losssNThey haHe many friends and all
5un7tasih sympat lizhgwith thezbcreaved.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marsolek, OF St.
Cloud, we're visiting Mrs. Mt parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Schelonka.
John Saletzki and wife, OF St. Cloud,
visited Mrs. SIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nc Schelonka. > s=sss,
|: Anton sehu,thies is Iob~tbe merry.ge:
round assessing PROPERTY ! oRners Of this h il
town. S'"4S
E Matthias Schrimmer, of Belgrade. and
Tracy Meyer, -of. misplace, were mar
ried Tuesday at 1 o. a.: m. AL their
friends wish them q happy married life.
Joseph Tersie, an old settler OF this
place,gis around visit ting 7his Old friends.
JohnsA. Barton closed "a very success
fulterm of school in district r., Stearns
county. He is now canvassing Jones
machinery. 4 v~-..- =
- = olI = ,as.H+ e
John Ratka, of Graintown, was@ov er
visiting the TreGtel folks. 80 e..
Albert Barton was over at. Little, Falls
last week on business. EDS IS
81. A watch was ratified off last Sunday
by JOS. Janskey: rthnr-- Pnff,- Of ST!
Cloud, was the winner. .zsss.:..:
"A social dance was given at @Kitrow-
skis last Thursday, night. Quite a. few
from Royalton were over. Z -. =:
i. let us talk business once for change.
sWouldn' tit be asgopd plan to have our
village Incorporated? 49, - s:s.'s==s