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The age-herald., 1898-02-20

I sat in my little quarters looking around. That there was night ahead of me I felt pretty certain, but how, and in what form the trouble would come l could only conjecture.
 At this instant my eye chanced to fall upon the door knob and for minute I sat and gazed at it in wonder. l could have sworn that it had moved. No. there it was! Secure in its panel, with the bolt drawn below 1t.
 l stepped over to inspect it. There was a whispering sound and bending my ear, was positive it came from the next panel.
 There was evidently a watch upon my movements.
 I walked noisily to the table and blew out the candle. Then crept back to the door and silently turning the knob l threw the door open expecting to stand face to face with the old couple.
 To my surprise a rush of air swept into the room almost wrestling the door knob from my fingers. Cautiously peering out was mortified to see below me, not the winding staircase, but steep cliff with an abyss below.
 The whole thing was plain to me at once.
 The house stood upon bluff over the cliff. With the second story projecting slightly over the first. Bq opening this the false door I would walk out into space and be dashed to pieces on the rocks three hundred feet below, leaving my trunk and bag of nuggets in the hands of the dia- bolical old couple A more hellish scheme had never been devised even in this re- zion of lawlessness.
 But how had the door knob been chang ed?
 Undoubtedly during my absence down stairs when the old woman had preceded me to my room. I felt softly along the wall Yes, there was the hole out of which the old knob had been screwed. This hole then was in the real door-and behind it mine host and hostess were listening. In an instant my mind was made up. I must pretend to fall. Lifting my trunk to my shoulder I car
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Drei5ebn Sabre unter JnSianeru.

gladbem bic iebt iiinBebnidbrise annit
RuReI breiaebn Sabre unier ben Snbia'
nern auf ser Rtisrpation am Gbepsnns
&iper sueebradt bat. III es isbt enblid
selunsen, bic GItern berisIben ausfinbis
~ MAIDEN, uno fonnte iie als Tobter
elmer Srau Sobn N TurtOn in Wooris
Rountain, Aiiiniboin, i'm britifhen
Rorotpehsebiet ioeniifisirt tperben. Dieis
Gntbedune IN ben 8emibun8 bes Yfar.
rsrs Sproul gu beroanfen. tpel6er au.
srf baS Sntsrsfe fur bic Sade eripsdts
unb bafIr iorate. oab oas Wdo6sn in
oas AipI fir 8inber auf Der Snoianer.
aeeniur esbraht ipurbe.
Sas &lnb tpurbe bon Der 8anbe
Siour. Snbianer ssiiobIen, unb bat felt
oem 8lel'iden aufitanb. psI6er Dor
oreissbn Sabren foitfanb. untsr ibnen
eeIsbt. Spdier soesn bic Snbianer ilbsr
Die @tense nad ben Der. Staaten. Ooq
eagle, ipeIder bas 8ino als baS ieiniss
beanfprudte unb eS aufsos, 1T elmer bei
am tpeniefen ciplliiirtsn Snoiansr ieinsa
Stammes unb mar elmer BON isnen Su'
oiunerp. ipelde iid nad bsm @uiier'i6en
8lutbaee fpeiserten, bic Seinoielisteiten
einsuftsuen.
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Der berhbmte Gelebrte SAr6oer
5olt Der pentfben Spra6e unb
oeutftber elite bpbe8 Sob.

8ei bem filrsli6 gu columbus su Gbren
bon Woniisnore S&rboer sesebenen
8anfett bisIt bieier bic Sauptrebe bes
AbenbS. Wie mir einem WsbfelbIati
entnebmen, mar iie elm oratoriibes Wfei'
iierperf. ipie es an 8orsdeIidieit in ben
Der. Staoten ni&t of aneetrofen tpiro.
Der Moniisnore 1T. tpie bas Blaii
idrsitt, i'm ipabriten Slime be8 Wortes
elm ..eoftbesnaoetsr &ebner". elm 8eos
nerfGrf. ipelder in benz Rei4s Der 70
pobItbnenbsn beuti6en SpraGe eins
unumi9rdntte Ssrridaft ausiibt. 8llo
tparen eS idarfe bsutfhe 8ernbiebe,
nudtise oratorifde 8eulenihIdss, welhe
er austbeilte, baIb sob er isinen Bioer.
iahern unb 8erfoIsern nit elmer uniiber'
trsfflib feinsn Sronie unb bsibenbem
SariasmuS bic dbenbe 2auss oes Spot.
ties iIber baS Saupt.
SIN Ra1fsbenbsn brinssn mir einen
fursen Aussus aus Der 8sbe, bic eine
Stanbe in aniprud nabm. 8eoner be.
gam NIT einisen bumoriftifden 8emerf'
ungen, fiber bic Steiniplrfs, nit peIden
man ibn In Waibinston traetirt. gta6
elmer fdarfsn 8esriffsbetimmun beReu,
mas man unter parteien berhebt. seiets
sr, pab in Der fatbolii&en air&s Amerl'
faS feline parteien srlltiren. SO 9ebe
nur cine Autpritdt in Der &irde. Da
t6nnten alio i'm @runbe ssnommen gar
feline Yarteien entftsben. Sc fei eins
purdauS faIide 8siduIoisuns. tpenn
mande nidibeniide 8atbolifen Nmerifas
ben beuti1sn aatbolifen poriperfen, iie
poqten eine partei bilben. Dapon lei
sar feline 8ebs, psnn eerabs bic osutf6 den
&atbolifen feien bic treuefsn Anbauser
oes pdpitliden Siublss.
Hebner eine Johann su elmer Seipre1'
uns bes amerltanlihen Deuti6ibums i'm
aagemeinen iiber, i1iloerte bic 8ortbeile,
pelhe bic einseipanDerten Oeutf6en
ourd ibre euten gisenfdaften ibrem
Aboptippaterlanbe sebraht. @r mics
namsntlib auf bas 6amilienleben Der
osutibsn &atbolifeublu uno betonte, oab
untsr ibnen ielten @beibsiounsen itatt'
fdnben. uno oaB bic 8lnoer gum @ebor'
lam erso8en tparesn.
Suoem er Johann ibersins auf eeipiIs
8sfrsbunssn nihioeutiher 8atboliten
4merifas, bic er nit bem 98orte Hefrac,
tdre bsnannts, iprad er sesen @Ompro'
miGe bstreffs eonfeiiionsioier Sdulen
uno sebeimer @sislidaitsn. st er.
m0bnte Johann bic beuti4en autbolifeu,
treu an ibrsr berrliden Wiutieriprads
fslt,ubalten, uno seiBelte nit ibarfen
Sieben bieienissn, pelde bic oeutide
Sprade in Der fatbUIii&sn 8irde 4me.
ritos ausrotten tpOaen. Die Deutfben
iollten nur ni&t banse fein, oab iie i'm
0immsl nidt perftanoen tplroen, benn
psirus petitebe MID. aaein Sohbeuti6,
ionbern aud YIatibsutfd. @erabs
ourG bic bsutide Sprade erbielten iid
bic bsiten gissni4uften Der osutiden
aatboIiien uno besbaIb fiebs auh be
grbaltune Der oeutiGen Spra6e in uoa'
fer nebereinitimmune nit BEN 8eiite
oes aatboIicismus. Der 8sbner i6Iub
feline BON e4t s.rmanifpsm @siits.
aampfesmuib unb fsinsm SumOr ourd'
tpebte berrlihe Reoe, NIT elnieen tiefem'
pfunbenen Abidisosnortsn unb Dem
8sripre6en, oaB 6, ber beutidsn 8atbn.
lltsn bon Nmerita hets bantbar seoenfen
merbe.
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,rossn aspan,srtsn 8reu,ertuuten.

sroBsn sspanserten 8reuserbooten.
Cine riefse Oemonitration, on be,
iibsr 10000 Weniden tbeilnabmen, bat
in Barcelona eesen bic Sclteruns be,
Nnardiaen in Der sseituns 0fontiuid
tatteefunben.
4n 100 8srsIsuts funben in Der Der.
einisten Garolinen.8sde bel Samm
(WehpbaIen) infcIss itIaeenoer Det'
ter ben Sob. Sin neues fiirdterli6ei
@apitel aaS ber @sidi6te bss 8srs'
mannsIebenS.
&n Der 2dfe bon Rsu. .Sdb' 'Balss
Iuitralien, ultbete elm beftiscr Sturm.
unb es tpurosn mebrere Sdiffbri6e ee'
meloet
8erbdltnibmdsis rsdt gut iino bi,
GuSiidten fur bic frans6fias Wsi5en'
ernte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24

Sn 9rna. Der 8 luptfiabt Steiermarf's.
bot sine oeu,ide aunosebuns itaitssfnn.
ben. tpelbe um 10 bCoeuliamsr III. alS
iie rein ipontan mar. @s mar i'm borii'
gen beuiibsn 2beater. Dnsner's so
bensrln" ipusoe seseben. uno ous Bubble
fum befanb iid in Der eebobenitsn
Stimmune. 8ei ben Dorten ..Siir
beutfhes 2anb bas bsuifds S6psrt !"
erbob iih oas esiammte Yublitum. Dli'
nutenlanss SeiIrufe burdtrauiten bas
1beater. 9ie Srausn idnenften nit
ben Gibern. 9brdnsn Der Grrsauns
bIibten in man6em guse. Die 9Iuffabs
runs muBte Ianse 9eit binourh unterbro.
den tperbsn. bis bic grresuns fid Issts.
SO mar cine seiualtise rationale aunb.
esbung.
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Selaipare, 9ada. g. @eiieru Giienbabn.
gRputna 90 Mnn 1897

3has ssrlaisn SraptOn: Grprsb fir Syra.
suif, Sspsso, Utica. Buffalo unh ben Wsffn
1910 unb 2.35 WOrsens unb t.55 Natm.,
8erbinbuns md6tnb In Buffalo ua& alsn
punfisn in BEN Wstsu, 8insbamtpn un' BATH
UNI 900 M. unb LOS 9atm. glmira Grprtb
um 5 So Ra6m. Grpreb fir Rtp gorf, LAO,
$50, SIS, 500, 1905 Dr.. 1855 unb 3.33
Nadm. GrprsB fir philadelphia, Gafcn,
5rtntOu. 5.f5, 500 unb fn.05 Dr., 1855 une
3.33 Ratm. Ri6oliOn Arepmoeaticn puIdbi
Seranton UNI 5.t4 Nadm. Gpbpbanna aetp.
mpDaticn periGbt Serartpn nm 6.f0 absnbs.
0onifdnbise ausfunft iibsr &aisn nab allen
5bsilen pr Der Sfaatsn unp Canada Fam tn
rr Iidctuffes i'm 9abnbsf ubaIsn pubsn.
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@roiSer
8anferott
Nerfamf.
$4,000 tpertb .@aareu.

pom SHsriff trsrifm unb psrfauft, niiHsH ab.
ssibIatist ipsrbsn inntrbaIb Der Hd6ftu
GO 5assu NIT arcbsm 8srIulf. gBGb-
unb bisies 8ufaufss Ofsrirsn mir
olte 8ortbritt. bae bas publi-
FUN bic Nussn SHntn tpirp.
Der sslammr 9crratb muB bsliimmt inner
bolb Der n6hhtn 6O 5assn su irgeub sinsm
prsiis lpss1blastn iprrtn. Siimmt bisis siob
artist @sssenbstt pabr, uni
alsiber, Stieiel nnb S4nbe,
Site unb sappen, Samsn Gapes UNI
sa6de, 8rappers, Glleniuaaren,
5uBteppide, 8ooen Celtu@,
Roffer, eanotai&en,
9amen unb Serren ausHaifirungen,
lppis bunbsrts bon anbsrtn artifsln, tu pitI um
allss ,u bsnamsn, an;ufaufsn.
@ir baltsn bio 9 llbr absnbs often.
Susssi ni&t ben gIus, fsbst nod benz S&ilp
,,Diss 1T 5iI.~
Salb Yreis 0aoen,
511 2acfaipanna 2(penue.
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2I3 Henn ADenae.
@efffeife Mn3eigen.
Smt. 2rpffel,
Semtieber Mets0er

Ills Sadion Strabe,
liefsrt Die fsinften @iirfts in Spos 9arf uni
ebenlo aIle eOrteu friidts uno slnaep6deItei
5leiid. 8audfieii& u. {. 10.
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Giienbabn Seittabeile

Grie unn @Bomins 0alIeb Giismbabn Go.
in Sraft am 10. Sspnmbn 1897.
;3iae psraIsn Srautpn ME fclat: 6ir
Nep gorf unb 3pi6snlf nlfatiOnsn auf Der Grtt
9abn, sbsnio fir Saplep, GATE glriI nnb lofaltn
punftsn nm 7.05 Morssns unb 2.25 Ra&mit.
tags. Grrsiatn SCRANTON um 10 % N., 3.f5
unb 9.3S Attnes ppn pbiaen punftsn.
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Zerr S. Q. RtsIps Der Isitenbe Benfionss
~ autpalt bon 9sIiaft, q. y. ihreibt: vSf,
" iuurpe aus Der arniee erilnHen tpeaeu
i5It6tsr @eiuuobsii uub fit isitbem an esr,bes
faptrbsn. So battle bdufie Dbnmadten uno
Rann bon 80 Sabrsn. S6 truQ iortlpdbrsno
sintn llsbsrrod, islbit i'm eunimtr, um mid nitt
,u tridlttn Ronntt meiH @ti6dit nibt psrits
ben. Ulsin, Nubs mar ourb beftios S9msrjsn
In ott 6erseeesno uno Der fnitn Sbuttsr Qes
brau6 bon Or Wilts' 6tart Cure, uneeabtst,
bab ID 70 bels gatsntmsbilinsn uno 9tri6rsis
bunptu bon Nsrjitn oenommsn bate, obHs oub
ts mir etbolfsn bdtts Or. Wiies' Seart Cure
ftlis msins @tiunobsit tpiteer ber. Gs IN ipabrs
baltic cine tpunbtrbote Wsoijin uno Is maht
mir Dit gereniietn bieies Wttiel asbsrmaHn lu
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Spbn Mrmbruif,
0euti9er Me kger,

SO. 219 Penn Inenus,
uiro fd bsitrebtn. ourd ausss,tidnsts @iirf
lebsr art uuo ftets friidss uno bsitss Slsiit
ieine Sunosn ieoerjsit jufrieoen Su iteasn Sas
bette Sdmals in Der otabt in &efieln.
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6rane Stetter,
HOtel an0 SGcferei
Rafuf2rasae 6uns aNo~R

Barms uHb falte speifsn fnb 5u isosr Ia.
sssjeit Ju babsn. Grifdss Ga9er tets On
8apf. ioipis Beins eiquors uno gisarren.
Sis nit meiuem SotsI psrbunbent Bdderei
liefert Elm poJhsIides 8adm,rf unb utrben
ale 8sfsIIunssn prompt uno biIlis bsicrst
Grant Stetter
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Or. Wilts' Witisf
tpsrotn our9 aqe
Npotbeftr periauft
uutsr elmer poftipen
9arontie; bic erffe
Glaj6s mist ootr bos
@tlo ipiro Juradsrs
ftattsi. BUD lbsr
bic Rranibtten bts
9trjens uHb Der
Vsrbtn fret. -
QlDrtHe;
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@iIliam .. Moobp. bon Der 8anf.
firma Dunlap 8ros.. Gbicaac. anpeitelIt.
ipurbs auf bic GnfIuss Der 1lnteribIda'
uns bon s29, 900 bsr ..Ouf Bari 8uiIbs
ina & aoan aiioeiation" berbofiet.
Woobp fianb BEL fsinen Brin,ipuIen unb
bel isinen Radbarn in bsr nmssbuna
bon Dat Bari in bober a4tuns unb mar
Elm srobss 9ir4enIi4t.
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Sprstt rcr fsbst lumber unb iibsrsmst m&.
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$50 fanft man
anl befeil

frdgt man F9 -bdnFs (?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-26
A Pleasant Arrangem ent.

The Omaha Christian Endeayor
Union. representing some 30 Christian
Endeavor societies OF that city, have a
booth at the exposition grounds in
charge OF Endeavorers, who give out
information and add III every way to
the comfort of visiting Endeavovers aud
ch"ir friends.
Seeing the great med OF a head
quarters where young people and the ir
friends could stop while seeing the
Trans-Mississippi Exposition, they have
arranged with the lnanig cement OF the
Hotel Henry ton at 9th and Lake Sts.,
which is within walking distance OF Ex-
position grounds, for the establishing OF
headquarters at that hotel, where the
guests can have accommodations at
from Scots to $1.n0 per day for rooms.
This is the only official Christian En-
deavor hotel IN the city, and is under the
management of the Christian Endeavor
Union.
1t is homelike and has been newly
furnished throughout, and street cars
that pass the door connect to all parts
OF the city.
Those contemplating a visit to Omaha
and needing pleasant place to stop,
should not fail to look up the Hotel
HeDryton, the official Endeavor head
quarters.
The members OF the committee having
this matter in charge are Chas. A. Man.
gum, A. L. Emmons and c. ". Hill and
any further information that may be de-
sired can be obtained by addressing any
member Of the above committee, in care
of.Y. NJ. C. A. building.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-26
The State Fair This Year.

A private letter from Secretary Ran
dali, Of the state fnir, states that the
prospect for a great show at the state
fair has never been better. While the
managers keep in mind that the show is
practical and educational, they always
provide amusement, and this year, aside
from great races for which Minneapolis
and St. Paul each guarantee s., 900, the
special attractions are the finest that
have ever been engaged. 81 Every one
who saw Marian Mills or Happy Jack
pace q mile without driver or sulky,
without skip or break, will be surprised.
to learn thatsthat wonderful specimen 81
horse education has been 50 far out, done
that FIVE pacing horses will pace an
actual race without sulky OF driver
making the time il low. figures, probably:
below Al g. Il is hard to believe this
performance possible, but it will take
(place every afterno on 81 the fair week
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-26
Morr1..

Aug. 2l:-Tne Dunkards of our town
are holding tent basket meeting, and
IT Is expected to continue two or three
weeks. They have a tent that will seat
ABOUT 400 and it is a very pleasant
place at this season OF the year. Rev.
beaver OF Iowa, is doing the preaching.
The Dunkards who live here came here
from Goshen, where they had started to
cOli.n lze in the eastern part of thecounty.
Ihey came here one year ago and have
proved themselves to be excellent people.
They have several features in their creed,
or church, that other churches do not
have which are not only rational but
are commendable. Among the thing
which distinguish them from other
churches are that they do not believe in
going to war, neither &c they believe. in
secret societies Or settling differences by
process OF law, except in cases where
arbitration will not suffice. Their mill
listers are self supporting, which CON-
mends them to poor people. Here in
Morrill, six churches are represented and
not one has enough members to form
good congregation within itself. neither
IS 1T able to build a separate church.
Now, ln-as-much as all are wors1ipping
the same God and intending to 20 to
the same place when done with this
world, why not all who have the fewest
representatives JOIN the strongest, and
be strong. 1t is a chance OF lifeline
and your correspondent sincerely hopes
that this matter will be seriously con-
sldered during this meeting which is in
progress. - e.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-26
Pierz.

Aug. 13rd.-Prof. A. Nusang OF La
Crosse, Wis. will teach our village
school Dist. No. II this term au sal
airy OF $40 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian WIRING of Crosse
Plains, Wis. and Chas. Fiedermever and
family OF Fremont, Wis. are here on a
visit.
Math Valentine broke finger Tues
day while repairing his engine.
P. H. Berg returned from Montana
last week.
John and Hanna returned again from
their trip to Little Falls last week.
1t seems as if our school officers can't
agree on appointing d school director
nor on holding special election
May Rauch visited his brother Jos.
Tuesday with his family, and in the eve
ming when he returned home, 10 his sur
prise he discovered that he had one of
bis brothers children in place OF his.
The rib case we had here few months
ago caused quite scrap last Sunday,
which Was concluded by two OF the sis
ter-ln'laws in very polite language.
Some people here when they lose a
Law, suit blame half thecommunity, and
such as above is generally the result. by
blaming innocent parties.
Dr.. Roy and Jake Blake had bicycle
collision Sunday evening breaking the
Dr. wheel, but no one was hurt.
The village will have to build the
side walks wider, or put railing on to
keep the people from falling off OF it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-26
Randall.

Aug. 24.-Mrs. s. R. Eide is still on
the sick list.
Miss Lille Burial, OF Little Falls,
spent last week visiting here, the guest
OF Miss Mabel Thelen. She went home
Saturday. Miss Theen accompanied
her.
W. J. Briggs came home from Flens-
burg, where he had been threshing a
couple OF weeks.
Miss Gertie Baker came home from
Green Prairie Saturday to spend a
couple OF weeks.
Miss Hattie Bates went to Burtrum
Saturday to clerk in a store.
Join Greer moved his family to Rich
Pralrle last week.
The Ladies Aid will give a social
the church here Friday evening. Re
freshments will be served. There will
be a sale OF useful things.
Next Sunday Rev. Grant Briggs will
preach his farewell sermon here. He has
been with us three months and las
made many friends here who wish him
success wherever he goes.
Born-Tnesday afternoon Aug. % to
Mr.. and Mr.. Alex Kennedy daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-26
Belle Prairie.

Aug. 22.-We understand L. W. Aver
has been quite sick, but has recovered so
as to he able to return to his work in
Walker.
Rev. Mr.. Morton, of Brainerd. preached
in the Sunday school rooms in Belle
Prairie Sunday, Aug. p.
Mrs. H. H. Poole has been very sick
and is slowly recovering.
Miss Nellie Monroe, who has been at
Mrs. L. W. Ayers for the last two years,
left for st. cloud Tuesday, where she
will attend the Normal school.
Mrs. H. H. Poole's brothers wife, OF
Montana, is here helping take care OF
her.
Mrs, J. P. Gorst was visiting at her
aunt s, Mrs. NJ. +. Goes, and while
there was taken sick.
0. A. Coe is On the sick list this week
Mrs. Leila Hayden is staying with Mrs
L. W. Aver this week.
Joe Coalt was a caller at F. j. Far.
rand's Tuesday.
0. B. Sims threshed last Thursday.
G. W. Mckee made a flying trip to
Swan River on business last Wednes-
day, Aug. 24.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-26
Holding Ford.

Aug. 24.-Frank Whitman returned
from home last Saturday and will re-
sumo his work in the creamery. Jacob
Jensen, who was running the creamery
in Mr.. Whitman s absence, left for home
at Rush River.
Miss Rose kater, OF st. Cloud, is here
visiting her friend, Mrs. Andrew Died.
rich.
VIM. McLau& him. OF Hansen. came
over last week to get his threshing out
fit which he left here from last tall and
will commence threshing here.
Valentine BATE went to St. Cloud with
his family last Sunday and returned
Monday.
The Morgan & Murphy Threshing Co.
commenced threshing last week at J. L.
Bakers and are doing fine work.
Mack Hall and VIM. Thompson will
go to Dakota with their teams for the
threshing season.
Fred Reed, Of st. Cloud, was in the
village last Tuesday on business.
Joseph L. Winkler, who was acct
dentally shot through the leg, is suffering
great pains, but is supposed to he
slowly improving.
Miss Emma Murphy returned from ST.
Cloud last week, where she attended tie
summer school.
Joseph Kapper moved his family from
st. Cloud last week: He now stays with
his brother, bnt will occupy Pallausch' 8
old house as soon as it is vacated.
Stephen Diedrich and Henneck have
formed partnership to do a general
saloon business in the building formerly
occupied by Nick Henneck.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-26
RoyiIalton

S$t (, & : &
Miss w Wilkinson, of minneapolis. is vis-
iting her friend, Miss Bessie Bouck. this
week. .z. ZEN 5si
@ Roy DeVore returned to Kimball Tues
day, after spending q weeks 7acation
in the village. =.
Supt. Seal conducted a teachers ex-
animation in the village Tuesday.
B. W. Brannen was at Little Falls
during the week.
Miss Bessie.> Bouck entertained her
friends at progressive cinch last Friday
evening. ~ -
Miss Iona Raymond, OF st. Cloud,
visited at s. 0. Paddock's d few days
during the week. '
Mrs. Johnston, OF St. Cloud, is visiting
! her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Doble.
A harvest ball will be given at the
opera house on Friday evening, Aug. 26.
Mrs. ". l.. McGonage and children
returned Wednesday from a weeks visit
at Fargo.
| A very pleasant dancing party was
given at S. 0. Paddock's last Saturday
| evening.
Mrs. Henry Dworschak and Mrs. VIM.
! W akelin OF Duluth are visiting rela-
tives here.
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Rail Prairie.

Aug. 22.--L. Root, of IT Ripley. was
business caller here last Monday.
Mac Rail went to Motley on business
last week.
Miss Bertha Bartholomew is to teach
the fall term OF school in the east part
OF Rail Prairie township
Miss Carrie Rail, who has been visiting
at Sank Centre and Willard the past
week, returned last Saturday.
We understand that Miss Maggie Nor
ris, OF Motley, will teach our fall term of
school, beginning Sept 5.
Mrs. Paul Ignatius and Mrs. NJ.
Thomas went to Pillager last Saturday.
Lightning struck a barn belonging to
). c. Bartholomew last week.
Mrs. S. BARNARD and daughter, Cert
rude, and Miss Viola Briggs, of Detroit,
are the guest at VIM. Jones this week.
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Aug. 22. lost Of the farmers at 81
sala have finished stacking and some
have threshed. 3. :s.s. =3st s5 5I7 B !.
The corn crop looks very good this
year. ~ .l j..#
John johnson is blowing his corn
field. ....
Apples and plums are plenty this year,
but are small az compared with former
years. ! e.,
Some people were at Long lake to pick
berries, but they found a splendid road
to section 20. x
G. F. Magnuson, a men. Der OF the c..
.. society, will leave Wednesday.
Misses Annie Hokaneon, Ella and
Trina Larson have returned from Min
neapolis.
0. P. Johnson, H. NJ, V. S. and Ellen
0. visited Cederholm's last Sunday.
Ida Sundquist and Ida Coppenburg
left Monday.
E. Carlson lost a calf by giving it
creamery milk.
4 good service was held at the Swed-
ish church last Sunday. In the evening
some OF the people were caught in the
rain.
Somebody went to see his girl on a
wheel. He broke down AMI had to>walk
back.
The young girls will have their sewing
society at Nils Johnson's next Wednes-
day.