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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
'I|II|lI|I'IlsBUllG

3Sa Jug - Peter N |. ID yers and Miss
STena Jagen were quisetl married by.
.sluatice Shaw III u e Falls Saturday.
After a:short wedd ding trip N L. and Mis-.
Myers will be at home at the residence
1.-THE bride parents, Mi. and John j.
JageD.
Ted Rutz bougbtsa new sepgrator for
bis threshn machine. from the Mime
apolis Thefshing Co. It arrived the:
fret Of the week and he Immediately
began threshinp
The Ladies' Aid Society 81 the Swedish
Lutheran church met with Mrs. D.$ Lar
son IburhdaY laet week The ladies
present decided to discon time their
meetings for a while. 81 5s..
Services were held in the Mission
Church last Thursday fs !. 1 5.sss 5.=s ,5s
va John w otzka, Jos. Lapos,s aud Geo.
all went to browns Valley to WORK dur
ing harvest. :5s+s gs5 5} f 81 q a 1...5
IA, 4; Ysrosh, Of Loran, Ohio, is visiting
y George Allen went to Beardsley
Wednesday to look into the. prospects
for threshlng this fall, s5E 0 -5 :.s ss
Miss Sandra johnson went to Little
Falls Wednesday. .@.G J 4 s:szs gs.,s y Ss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
DARLING

Aug. 1.-Barley was cut last week
Wheat and oats are fast ripening
That war is on yet, but we think it
won't be long before peace Is declared
among the feminines. The Survivors OF
the comb It are not likely to get any pen,
siOns.
Rev. Chas. johnson will hold services
Sunday next at 1890 q. m. at East
Pleasant Grove and Chicago avenue
southeast.
l.. Anderson and O. Engstrom have
gone to the western harvest fields.
Many OF the women and girls were out
helping in the fields and meadows.
John Regnell has bought binder.
The railway company has written that
it can do nothing at present about build
ing station at Darling.
There was mistake in the item about
the son born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. GUSTAV
son. 1t was born on July 18th, not 25.
4 ditch petition is being circulated by
one OF the supervisors, with the intent to
let the water in section 80 through Sec
ton 33. Some are in favor of the move
and some opposed. The plan would
ruin the meadows on the lands Of John
Liljeblad and Aug. Rlomq alst and they
will fight the project. Who is to paw for
the damage done if the plan succeeds is
an interesting question. II such things
can be done, some farmers will have to
move before the food comes. We don't
want another frog pond, and the matter
OF benefits and damages ought to be
we'll considered before work is CON-
menced.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
SWANvlLlE..

Aug. 2-Most OF the farmers are bus !
harvesting their crop Of! small grain
which is reported as heing very good.
Gus Enke care up from Little Falls
Tuesday with q force ct carpenters to
build Il new dwelling house for VIM.
Stems NJ. ,.1 - ! :, :. 49,"
!: Fl. X. Ludwig. has moved his drug
- ore from the Flood building to his
..ew store on DeGraff avenue. .'@ +
The d e apparatus Tor the village is
expected here this week. ~ ~s@
Mr.. Korneig, proprietor of the Pills:
bury flour mill, 10 contemplating NOV
ing the mill to Swanville. This will add
one more industry to our thriving littls
village Of Swanville. -. :. ::
Quite 4 number from here attended
the circus at Little Falls Saturday. &=,,.~
Mrs., Amelia Bachelors family moved
OF burtrum last " EEK.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04

~ The south township of Green
Prairie is living up to it's name more
than ever this year. All the farms
are being worked, every piece OF land
along the road is utilized and crops
never looked better. Only 400 acres
OF Northern Pacific railroad land is
left in this township and as pasture
and hay lands are getting scarce the
farmers had better secure some of
this railroad land. 81: Landau is
agent and prices range from $500
$3.50. 49,. 49, -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
T@o+I. DIR. Nero Dentist
CC( at Royalton August
= and 8.
LEDOUx
Z and 8.

Aug. LEARNERS have began harvest
ing. =
Valentine Gustyn was attacked by a
ball and quite seriously injured.
John Plokilt, while out riding Sunday
evening. had q runaway, and the buggy
was badly smashed.
Swan River won the baseball game
over Two Rivers Sunday, score % to Is.
The features were the work Of Stewart
and Plokilt and fielding of O'Donuell.
A good many from this section took in
the circus.
r. Is. Stewart has bought new har-
ness.
S. Yak bought a Champion binderfrom
F. Graham.
Miss Della Hamlin is visiting at Mr..
ODonnel's.
W. s. makes frequent trips to J. VS..
Nick Kuka has been trading horses
lately.
Geo. Hamlin and family visited his
brother Joe Sunday.
Pat O'Brien, OF Randall, is working
for John Stewart.
Neil 0 Donnell made a trip to Little
Falls Monday.
Miss Matte Sutliff ia visiting friends at
Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
n0lDlNGF0RD

Aug. If. NJ. Whitman the butter.
maker, is spending a two v eeks' vaca
ton at Steele Centre. Mr.. Rector has
been secured as buttermat er during bis
absence. rs. ,.~
Miss Marv Kapfer and Mrs. Street
spent Saturday and Sunday In St Cloud
with relatives
: Frank Whitman and VIM. Zwak were
in Duluth on Saturday and Sunday.
Senator Bate las purchased a fine hi.
cycle. -"
Rt: Rev. Bishop james Trobec dedi-
Gated the church here last Wednesday
and administered confirmation.
M rs. j: E. Moore spent several days in
S.. Cloud last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
3 SiH;l
'llE7!

Aug. Jacob Giirts rented Nick i3ehrA
ttfarMi for three yea sss sIs
Prof. sNlosang has employed
again TO teach the j mex Il gears term :of
school il our villa ge chool ut u salary
OF s 10 per IN Ont rs
Jos. Marshik is very Ill with pnen mo,,iI,ia.
and was brongh d ! To- The viii age II ont1ay.
|sat his brother Frank q place, for treat.
ment BY Dr. Roy
Most farmers common harvesting
Friday and Saturda and 1T will ayera Re
a good crop in this section 81 *S
Quite q number of people here TOOK In
the circus ut the Falls Saturday, aud All,
were pleased with the show. One ST our
ladies, must have been hypno tized at the
show as the. boys say she couldn't talk
on the way home, but later it was re-
norted that her voice came back good
Las ever. $S Y, /. S& 5s39
Math Valentine got an Advance. self
feeder on his separator. II:
Is Corn and potatoes are doing we'll again
after the heayy r8 in we haa here Non
day afternoon. go ), .s 81 81. a
los. Kapsner, now Rev. Leonard, O..
rs. B.9Was here on g visit last week 81
On August 18th. it will, be q year since
the four boys each paid S. fine for rid
ling q wheel on the sidewalk. The other
90 or 80 boys that were going to come
after threshing was owe" to also ride, i
wheel on the sidewalk haven't showed I'D
Vet. and will very likely not come either.
/ MI. King istcarrying the mail daily
from Lit'le Fails to Pierz lfor $3.50 per
year. Paul Hoheisei is currying tilemail
twice q week from Pierz to La .tx.lp d
distance vi ak miles for so per year,
aud Vim. tiarver gets So t., carry IL all
from Pi+rz to- Zerf twice a week also -
distance Of about & miles. $ - - y
The church farm containing ia acres
j. now put out for sale until August ~ til
for $780,. q. ~ Z T. HI. r + !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
OPOLE

M;es Lnnro Rob'schung, OF St. Cloud
is visiting ut thirhart's. .
William Ross met with painful acci-
dent Yesterday after Don. He was hitch
ing his horses to the binder when one
horse got one of the reins over his neck.
They both began to run away thro wing
Mr.. Ross under the machine. The drive
wheel passed over one OF his legs, badly
hruising it. Fortunately nc bones were
broken, and the injured man will be able
to be around again in week or two.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
BELLE PRAIRIE

Willie Valley was hurt last Thursday,
while raking hay. The horses ran awey
and he was thrown down, one OF the
tines cutting bad cash in his face.
Sergeant OF Police Geo. Riviere, OF
Minneapolis, visited his two boys at the
home OF their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Poissaut. The boys had their
arms broken while riding recently. :,
Mrs. St. Martin, OF Minneapolis; ia Wis.,
iting at the home OF Frank Richard;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04

The N. p. land sales take place at
the court house tomorrow. The
company's attorneys say the sales
are merely transfer of the in
terests OF the old bankrupt COM
pany to the reorganized company.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
Big Damage by Hail

Storms can be avoided for 10 cts.
per acre in a first class company re-
commended by Farm Stock and
Home and The Northwestern. .c-3
~~ GEO. H. Powers. T.
- *>>:..~:. Gen'I Agt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
aged,

Gray mare. white face, weight about
1900 pounds: about July 5th, from
Little Falls. Ilease notify F. W. Nit
cl,eIl, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04

Mrs. J. Delhi returned to Owatonna
Wednesday, after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Simmons.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04

Chas. Gravel and son Eugene and. r.
Narcotic and son William were at Mile
Laos lake this week. j. S>-.~---.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
i Bucklen,s Arnica Salve.

49, Y 1stkCA1oH1 zAIu1c6 S61V6..2E -
THE BEST SALVE in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
corns' and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles. or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Is cents..per box. For sale
BY L, D. Brown, Pioneer Drug Store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
Apply at Once.

Apply at Once.
+ For quick sale list your property
with GERALD W. MASSEY, LaEo
and Insurance Office, Broadway.
Little Falls, Mimi. Several bargains
in houses and lots on hand. Best
Fire ms urance companies repre-
scented. 49,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-04
Little 1t Falls Market Report.
Prices corrected each week on ,Thn 4. !,

- - ~ ~ ulAO ~ " NJ &
Prices corrected each weak on. Thursday
WheatNo. I Nsrths1 I. ]. 2. i. ss5 O.
Wheat-No,2 Northern !. I. 4. /. y. rs. III. "a
Ilonr, Best. per barrel s.. I. !. s. 81,
ra!sa ' Z 900
Is kers 2. 80
- !, 40
go: as
s 80
80
Tax Oo
me - o.
sans hite
Bsans, DfoW CO.
ersa rrery
n,snon rnl ana
les sd0a So
Tnrkeys dressed ]. pr l,.. s. az
lye, Per lb....: .OE 90
-.
aliye i,sr /. q n,
perl s.. 5.
sss pr ii
49,
q H. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
an UNHAPPY SONNETEER'

SENIOR LEITE's SPIRITED ENdLlSh lN|''''
1ATION of HIS OWN PORTuGU Eoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
THE WRONG BUTTONS.

From The Spokane Statesman Review ~
When the Dakota volunteers scramoeeu soosas
train at the Northern PaCihc d.pot a,coI NrA
they were beseged by a crowd o. hlsn SS,iS5rms u
who demanded buttons from the oee ut submlt
souvenirs. The soldiers for me mos 70 - denudd
ted cheerfully. Soon their bouses VIZ S0nd gin
Of every fastening suddenly t o',i tform. sS
rushed through the depot ;o me p""e and ha
was late. The buttons were al So ts
friends proudly exhibited their ItSS,,,ors ard
But the blond cir. had come i"' 80 n, he
buttons she would have. Down Il. '.' ling reI
platform she cspici coiprot man 49,. iT. fora
the train. He was resplcudeut III S..'t ..Jus, -
OF blue and every button VAS 10 = 80 bern over.
cause he Was a negro soldier ne ''t' well J
looked" thought the high s'hou, p...'' monea
don't care for color want buttons "a by 10
later the unsuspecting victim " - M nor hand
blond girl who had an open p'I N... ..,torsg' -
Won't you give me some o. you, t'n one Az
sweetly asked as she reached 10y ~ N,ifebaia
began to saw the thread WIN w. IN ie ru.ss
"Heah heah. mission DO DAT. J, .l'.n FISxtenI
| ain't'--. But it Was too Late I'D "a Sie -
born OF a desire TO have brass buttons % on ID,
eirl had severed two cirrlrts I'll. ~ ne but;
third ATTEMPT. noticing the letter v" fs r.l-
ton. Win one horrined look at ih. man 'p1lns,
iyed that she had struck the p'i. - t ,,ttor1.
car Then she threw the buttons on ~ Sc depo.
and with crimson cheeks dart'd lh!Sussr s,s Of -
while the 4 Jrter gazed ruetu4y a. ths
once immaculate blouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24


From The London News.
TN, famous author Of English as She Is SPOKE
has I,f successor, and one OF ms own TIsbon
book book 81 s' rdId Of senior Flayo Pinto eite the
author Of an accompanying SplIl,vu own tongue
AS dificultics in this attempt are sneulary 40
pealirr, for they suggest a nhe me- ,nnst passion
spair which has Al the erect u '''' '"'
ate cloquence Thus;
II misl,iycs me that mine absence ana III LUCK
May in thy enE"Etln uii s siG'tlgp SOUL
And nip the transports Of my DUCK
e,r, no 5,,,rmincs TO love on, for, indeed who
could help IT?
Marn,a in ~ 5k id,.hos ey T'oslc;
T" thy 'iY+. the ambient shooting spindle
Softrst longings, hrArfl@h "'SH'''
Art heavens mash most bcamy;
Nirfu, ana Beauty held twin sway
in what thy soul and phZ shouid De
.,., .o,, terms Of scorn in tho last
IN, ne a. ,i.iillrIy inc since Horace perhaps, no
Ioycr i.. over been 80 deliberately orucI because
his love has refused 10 be KIND. sometimes "o ~
slightly obscure.
s.. tao light. mouse not in despair
Tho grave of oblivion mute .
Az the thriving you may not sult'
The hapl,-s should Hulier mere
Nor do We quite follow him in:
Blink the vaun,cd courts fam select;
Hbl rs dr. the two to bracket!
And this if the subject could admit Of 50 frivolous
a conjecture. would seem TO show 'hat ne - III
the cotton trade:
OF hoo,loss signing already weary,
breathing my bales slumbcr"d
He Is in trouble taat is enough
OF the singing viper suffer. Fate,
In The scraesy brakes tread,
My solrs may cankcr the lurking pate!
And all this rs we have said, is in the service Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
NOT THE WAR He THOUGHT.

From The New Orleans Times Democrat.
speaking of the Transyaal reminds OF a
funny thing that occurred recently at my home"
said a visitor from Milwaukee,. at one Of the hotels
yesterday II sitting in my office tn" day before
Dom Paul's u.tmatum when a telegram was handed
M from q friend who lives at Mineral Point, a
town n the southwest corner OF the state 1t read
What is the latest news from the Boer war; |
was greatly surprised. but on reflection ! remem-
bcrcd that my friends wife was an English lady,
and CONCLUDED That she must b" anxious about some
relative in the army | wired back: War regarded
~ absolutely certain Next week WAS surprised
To- meet my friend on She street. lie looked black
II thunder. Well, he said your tip good
The war hasn't come or The dickens it hasn't!
I replied. They are lighting right now Where"
be- asked incr,dulously. In Afri a. said ]. Africa"
he exclaimed. who the mischief asked you any
thiu- about Africa You did ! rctorted. Didn't
you telegraph, wv - the latest news from the
Bp,r war; NO" ne roarcd. 4 tclcSrIphed.
whats the latest news from the beer war2'' You
see he had some brewery stock. for which he had
teccINcd offer. ana wanted 10 ascertain whether
prospective price cutting row was apt TO occur
lie sold on tho strength Of my message"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24

moved toward the bar. and tax g up my roav yhI
glass, said to the barkcePer, perhaps
slowly and efficiently 80. ~, moi
"'Will you please fill me another g.ass' 49,
my fault If this was broken. ..,sd from
THE barkeeper. rising flushed ana oSser smile
behind the bar, looked at me Win W elasS
and then passed the decanter and lre ss md ny
heard a laugh and oath oehlhu NC ,hs nsry
cheeks flushed took single guy "a
spirit and hurried away"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
SOLVING THE PROBLEU.

From Tie NcW-lOrk Ntthy.
Domc,tic. IN much obliged to ye mum, yer
s.udin me 10 that cookin school 50 long. Here
III. Iiplumcr Wot got trrday
Mistress twho thinks -lc has solved IN" servant
girl problcm)- delighted. Now, presume you
can cook. D.,
couI int Boz expected 10 remember all We learned
an "" must buy her cookin book. an Keep 1t by Us
all an time
Mi-'r,-s Certainty ! will get you 4 copy
Domo.iI, -Tiluko". mum. An please mum. Wud
So, inoIud -auuiu me fer few trtms 20 DOdrdln
school till learn 20 road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24

may be remarked in passing. appears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24

I'm a hurry exclaimed the s,orekcoper TIE vor,.
man was pushed toward the door with the yyyr1
In his hand, and. try as he would the storsIs.S
would not let him talk Once In the street ths -
wiidered fellow considered the matter in ever -
tail and decided TO keep the money. This he =,
and month OF 50 later he again walked r,o -.
cigar store and told his story and returned .'
money ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
DEDUCTIVE REASONING.
Philadelphia Press.

From The Philadelphia Press.
Il believe you have been secretly married to
young Nj Noodle cried the irate father.
"IIoW tidiculOus"' REPLIED his daughter.
well" said her sire. he used to come here at
O'Clock and stay till II 30. and he doesn't get
here until 3 o'clock and leaves at lob"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
ENSIGN ElUES LOST ms WAGER.


FROM ne lIlld''IIIld ! o9't
Miss Emma Eamcs has brother. Harold. who
was am ensign in the United states Navy. us snip
vas stationed at Ioshorn ana one day the flagship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24

Portugal. it may be remarked in passing. appears
TO Dee lady.
\ hooked scythe in her gaunt hand
GrtSI,d the fell one. and said To me-;
81 com. 10 qUIsh your agony;
Die. suffer no more, . wIctch'd man.
That she may be good rs her word must be
tho frryrnt nope Of all who wish well 10 this most
interesting sufferer perhaps, to all lovers OF
the English tongue, without any distinction what
ever
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-11-03
TAXES EEDCCED.

A reduction OF 3.2 mills in the
tax levy Of St. Louis county, or
total levy of $40 mills against
28.1 mills last year, is pleasing
news to our taxpayers. The ass
sessed valuation Of property has
also been reduced 81, 100, 900, a
half million of which has been
deducted from range valuations.
This reduction is mostly on per.
sonal alproperty-realty valuations
remaining practically the same,
as assessments on real estate are
only made in even numbered
years.
This appre1iable reduction is
in a great degree attributable to
the action of the board of county
commissioners on the forfeited
tax sales, when a resolution was
passed accepting a certain per-
centage Of taxes due on the lots
and parcels Of land included in
the forfeited tax list as payment
for the whole.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-11-03
BROKE 4 LEO,

L. B. Drew, who during the
past season worked in the shin
gle room at the Moon & Kerr
company mill but who since the
closing of the mill has been drlv-
ing team for the company, had
the serious misfortune to receive
a broken leg, by being thrown
under the wheels of dump cart
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Drew
was delivering a load of mill
wood at the Franklin location.
In climbing the hill the load had
Jared to the back end of the cart
and as he struck a ditch while
backing into a yard the box tip
ped up, throwing him under the
cant in such manner that wheel
passed over him, breaking the
right leg half way between knee
and thigh and inflicting other in.
juries. The injured man was re-
moved to his home and Dr.. Bates
summoned. The accident will
confne Mr.. Drew to his home for
many weeks.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-11-03
THE VEST END.

From the Hibblng News:
The output from the Consoli>
dated group this season will reach
about 350,000 tons, and the close
Of the season finds the SOC ton
stoclpile at the Sellers mine
cleaned up, and also a bare stock
dock at the Pil]sbury. There are
yet 5000 tons in stock at the
Rust, and from the Hu]l's 100, 900
stockpile several trainloads of
ore have been recently removed
and a steam shovel Is still at work
and will continue for some time.
Several trainloads of ore have
been removed from the Day and
Burt stockpiies, hut the bulk of
the@aggregate 100000 tons still
remain. These latter properties
have utilized all their stocking
room and will probably remain
idle until the ore now in stock IS
G. G. Hartley, of Duluth is ex-
ploring the west half Of the north
west quarter Of section %, 1920.
b. j. Longyear is doing the work
and has two drills in operation,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-11-03

the seasons output aggregating
thrse quarters of a million tons.
Winston Bros. & Dear, who are
stripping on the south side of
the property, continue work but
will finish their present contract
this month. :
J. T. Jones has bought an op-
tion on the east half of the south
west quarter ST section 10, 1926,
three miles south of Negaunee
on what is known as the Wins
throp range. Explorations: thus
far on the property have proven
the existence of large body of
ore.
The Enterprise property, south
of the Alpena, continues to show
up with most aattering prospects.
T.. F. Sweeney conducts the dia,
mond drill work on this proper
ty, and also has a machine for
2. L. Kimberly on 4, So II.
The shaft house at the Negau
nee mine was destroyed by fire a
week since. Incendiarism is sus-
pected. The mine has but one
shaft and three hundred men are
temporarily thrown out of EN-
plcyment
Louis Rouchleau was up from
Duluth Tuesday looking after
matters at his range explorations.
Cole & Mcdonald conduct drill
explorations for him northwest
of this city, and also west of the
Elba.
The Nelson Lumber Company
on Monday closed down their
drill work west Of Mt. Iron, on
lands between the Mountain and
Headquarter Camps.