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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
n,spL,Y OF SOUTHERN ENERGY.
How the Trigg Company HccoVere"
from Effects of the Ice Gorge.

The Richmond correspondent of the Ma
rine Review, Cleveland, O., writes to that
journal:
There has been in recent years no bet
ter demonstration Of the wide-awake'
energetic propcnsities Of the men who are
making the New South than the manner
i'm which the William L. Trigg Company
of this city, has, during the past two
weeks recovered from the effects Of a
flood the counterpart of which Rich
mond has not known in half a century.
THE general offices, draushung-room,
machine shop, and several otner depart
ments of the Trigg Ship-Building estab-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
She Might Rclepf.

(ChiCago NcWs.)
HE.
You treat me now with cola usoains
But some day you'll regret,
| shall not go awaY ana plhe'
But I'm going out 10 get
4 lob somewhere and | shall Work
And be a magnate yet.
SHE.
Go. leave my pr sence, since you "a,
You don't intend 10 fret;
You'll never. never see the day
Tina. yOull make me regret
But siill. wish you'd Let me k0ow
What kind Of job you get.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
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.,,...
u.f 81 our hcW-t"ubH'' '"4DH ~"
.. e,iucn they are and no easy bur
-..tito man. There IS probably
C.l ii '''' ',..,.. - ,,,o world vyhe~e
r. eip O.. -, ,,,,,
s.. u nv ciFiAHeo' ''
-r-fr, brutal races are puhcheu 'oSe'"e'
.,.s, now possessions" Of the
with a mongrel aggrega-
t.'.' eto.e ~ omen revolt
ton oi h."''- -, ~. No., =
General Ors . AlhlirAh Dewey nave
.......t Cd r hands than is prob
.. r.-re II IS not alone
.'lF ,.. no, With whom, tho
Asl'r -, -. 49,. ,,..5,,
Americas. le .' '~'''' '''' w. '''e
.... the interior or the ISLANDS,
-, IRE as vindictive and dan
-s and cnuall,- as cunning
o,, e,r,,d
n i '"' ANTI '.''s
- r.~t ..an and subjusate these blood
..... 81 Gwellers il is a long and
...,.il, ,ror that the United
-,
".f Sow "' ''0'
slniards save up a" lue3 or t" .l,
U -. subjects long ago. anu auop ~"
' spanish policy or mcicIlcss granny D.
H- WHOM they were IN hllllhB Houu'
ttirg killed Wnen inc cunning vl ."c
m.a proved more imam iii,''o'l r. i4 g..
white man sIpeii"I "I'p''''. -. -
t " Do eAp.tleo tN@t -,
r 'a.r inmate n"llrt LOT 5tee,',,,,,
..r or VIII uhoei '"li" '"0 -I,.,o-,..
between lle opaniai"s "l'" ''.V en- c,ain
and -le legacy OF detest"lloH igi F' '-'
tlc wild tribes on 'hc i iil,i,,'il
. Inherited VIII ddu 10 luc
Americans must oFo
. '.e lSiah"eIs ~ 81. ,.,.,..rol con-
to hni the oIlHl,', r,l,,+c, 10
have pcen h"PPf "''' go, ,.ri,,,.oa
The merclle9s ""~u ~, 10 has
Dy the neck. 0l''v ,,',.l,-t,,,to1
1 the mOss unhappy anu -
rtdl living as span" N''o"9 a.. ,,.,di-
.r. IT viii take Ii'""' ,,.e.,.,,.. Of
.e thoroughly the eNu ii.lD' ,,,V
l,ieN use .,,i.rI b, names that he
KS of q Sp'nlaI" 10y i i''''' 6o,,i or IN
neaioy7 ON ,,,o.,aIs bo scarcely
and i'm many in
,,.,ln is az ferocious and
- ... ~ the savage tribes OF
Intel africa
- tbese men were q
Who were beaten and dis
6srco race that overran
rom Bornco. These COM
Inc the conquered. when
t,.favs descended on their
..ol, possession. The Malays
.b and daring race. and they
avn on the islands until tine
-ha STANDARDS I'm the siXteenth
. when beaten they refused 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

:; 4: : :: ::
Admiral Dowey's request that the
.t.fficship Oregon hs sent TO the
. vrWppnes has come like a bolt !:
-.m The blue TO Americans, who /:
sought that Aguinaldo had been !;
...lcht "a sufficiently severe lesson /.
-, put an end 10 the instruction. /:
nose who entertained this thought
.,t out Of their reckoning the size !:
. t'c Philippines and the forocity ::
- some 81 The tribes that dwell far !:
f.n Manila. Dewey and Otis have ::
% t..ecr job on hand than most peo- {;
phi. r,aiize. on this page are print {:
a. maps OF the island group. TO {;
....h the eyes Of the world arc de
-...el IL IS well 20 study these !;
.rs. and read the article that fol- {;
i.u- before forming conclusion {:
..et1 the extent Of our work In the !;
CIR l3st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
,wpRoyING SOUTHERN SOILS.
Ytov to FertiIize the Lana WIN
Peas.
For the Dispatch.D

The first requirement is to get a p'g
crop of peas. The bigger the crop 'he
greater the quantity Of fertilizing mate
rails there is in it. Let us inquire now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
uusioess Admiration.

There's only one man in this great big
town
Who dotes on the boautlful snow
And he Is the man who shoVels IL OF
For twenty-five cents or So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRIBES or 'Srr"''o'" 0"
u,sr me REcKoNBD WIN.
WAY DEWEY AND OTIS NEED HELP.
.,dants of the Fierce Malay
conaucrors of the Islands Have In
lied a Legacy of Hatred for the
White Man.
white Man.

:tsi,:. 1:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
.;SWAiN'v Y .

/ Aug 3O-Ths recent heavy rains haze
delayed stacking and threshing consid
erably. MI: III. r. H.
Henry Barber is doing some plastering
for j. D. Stith and Chas. Giants,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Giants are the
proud parents of an eight pound boy,
which arrived on Tuesday. Mother and
child are getting along nicely.
Chas. Glapts left for Glenwood Wed.
nesday where he will accept position
az operator in the city telegraph office,
The e. 2 social at J. D. Stith's was a
success in every particular. the collec:
ton amounting TO $4:45, which will be
used to purchase new song books for the
church.
Miss Cora Honnsome. OF Little Falls,
visited friends here over Sunday.
N. Mueller, OF Randall, was a visitor
here Saturday and Sunday. His sister,
Mrs. A. Gautz, who has been, sick with
typhoid fever is recovering.
August GautZ came home from Morris
Saturday on account OF his wife'S sick
ness.
E.. H. Cox and his nephew, Charlie
Stith, took two-days outing at Birch
Lake last week.
I Henry Powell and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs Perkins left Wednesday for Morris
where they expect to remain for several
months.
Reports have come from the prairiee
that Geo. .Mc1vor lost one OF his horses
on the road ~ there.
". H. Cox made a business trip to
Burtrum Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
49, II. ;s -. M III z: {
RANDALL.

Aug. 80. - Martin Mueller. went: to
Swanville Saturday, to gee bis sister,
whe is illwith typhold fever. = y b. So
Willie Morrell went to his home at
Mo nticelIo Monday. III III II
|. Miss Isabel Heath, of Little Falls. who
visited friends here during the past week,
went home today.
Jay Lucas went to Minneapolis last
Saturday.
R. N. Nichols and K. NJ. Hoover. OF
Little Falls. were here ON business Tues
day.
Stella Gray went to her home at Kim
berly Monday night.
Mr.. McCoon went to Burtrum Tuesday
morning. = :.
Wallace Smith and J. Freidebaugb
came home Saturday.
School will commence here next week
with Miss Mary Kennedy as teacher.
At a meeting OF the Ladies' Aid Society
at the home of Mrs. ". H. Jones, the fol
lowing officers were elected last Thurs
day:
President-Mrs. s. c. Cochran.
Vice-Presideut - Mrs. J. &. Hendricks
son.
Secretary-Mrs. ". H. Jones.
Treasurer--Mrs j. NJ. Barnhart.
Born Friday evening, August 25,
to Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Eide, a fourteen
and one-haIf pound boy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
GILBERT

Aug. 2a-School will commence in d. E
riot No. so, Monday, Sept. 4.
laAugust johnson was at Little Falls
st Saturday.
L Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tuttle. Mrs. Henry
uttle and son, Thomas, took advan.
age OF the excursion to Bemidji Sun
day. They called on relatives and took
in the sights as we'll.
Julius johnson has gone to work for
Erick Anderson the coming month.
Our new clerk has very mach to attend
to since he became an Official. File kas
not only tried to break the contract
made by the board who hired our teacher
but be has also endeavored to arrest
small children on charge that any
ordinary mau would laugh at. The di-
rector's own little girl is one If the
offenders, and the old school board has
likewise been threatened with similar
tate. 1t ia a satisfying fact to know that
one Individual cannot do all in district
or community, and it seems that this
person should consider that.
Ole Olson, who is working at Royalton,
was ir the Aeighborhooa last week visit
ing friends and relatives.
Considerable damage has beer done by
the recent raip. The hay is reported to
be in ,ottening condition almost gen-
orally ia this Vicinity. The grain cut IL
somewhat better.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
Get something good to ex-
hibit at the Street Fair lit will
pay you, large premiums are
offered
HUFF

Aug 29-Wm. Strahl and family went
to Little Falls Wednesday.
+. =. DeNoss and wife and daughter
went to the county seat Wednesday,.
w. H. Gish managed to run his binder
awhile Saturday. cutting oats for him
self.
A. G. Oby did some wheat stacking
Saturday.
Our mail carrier. Angus Kennedy, had
some trouble in making his last week g
trips on account OF bad roads,
f. w. Sullivan has been sick for few
days but is II covering.
VIM. Strahl went to Eagle Bend Sun
av and returned Monday.
Rev. Sweeney preached at the church
nnday.
Miss Carrie Batter, OF Royalton, will
teach school in district 80, Parker.
John Brown lost fine horse Monday.
Monday evening there was quite sur
prise party at P. 2. DeNoss'. The
friends Of the family to tho number of
thirty or more met and had a good time.
Tuesday, p p. DeMoss aud wife and
daughter, Myrtle, loft for Oregon, where
they will make their future home. An
old land mark gone.
S. S. Martin and George W. Gish both
had business at Randall Tuesday.
We saw F. w. Lucas, of Randall, on
our streets Tuesday morning,
Mrs. Mary Z Gray, OF st. Cloud, will
occupy the DeMoss house for time.
Binders are at work again on the high
est lands-harvest about ended. Grain
is more or less injured, and potatoes is
rotting considerably.
Hot
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
THE NATIONS OWN I
Buffalo Bills Wild West-IowEx-
cNrsiOn Ratea.

The appearance OF "Buffalo Bills Wild
West and Congress OF Rough Riders Of
the World" at st. Cloud, September
18th, will be the occasion OF an immense
sutpouring OF people. For this import
tant event the various transportation
Tines are making extra preparations to
handle the crowds and will offer very low
excursion rates, and Ia some insta nres
spes:ial trains will be run
The Buffalo Bill show, always an in
~struetive and interesting exhibition.
hns :sdaed many new and thrilling fea-
t"re's ior this seasons tour, the most
noteworthy and timely being a magnlfi-
cent reproduction OF the battle of San
Juan, which will be presented with great
accura teness as to detail, and partici-
pated in by hundreds OF actual sMyIv-
ors OF that historic struggle, including a
number of Roosevelt's Rough Riders.
Buffalo Bill (Co]. Cody personally par
ticipates in and directs every perfor-
nance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
UPSALA

Aug. 23.-Mr Hanson cut his hanC
badly on knife in the creamery las,
week.
Many COWS were left unmilked Satur
day.
Victoria Anderson is Oh the sick list
this week.
The blackberry were all attended Sun
day.
we nave not seen many OF orr women
and girls in the fields yet. The corn
husking hasn't begun yet.
Millet is being cut and stacked this
week.
Miss Sadie Lund came home from St.
Cloud Friday where she has been work
ing this summer.
Mr.. lngmanson has offered Ruden $35
more it he wants to sell it. We don't
know how the bargain went.
James j. and John Shultz were out on
their wheels getting threshing jobs, as
they were gong to start Saturday. The
rain hindered them. The whistle was
heard Tor the first time Tuesday evening
Flowing has already begun.
Raspberry picking is all over. Black.
berries are in full blast and hazeInuts are
ripening fast.
Mrs. Daug is vet on the sick list AMI
stays at her uncle's. Aug. Anderson's.
Aug. Anderson was around collecting
pictures for an charging picture COM
pany in Chicago Ill.,, and had surprising
luck.
Arthur Johnson left for Starbuck
Wednesday.
Oscar Martinson, Ole Anderson and
Ernest Ekstrom will leave for Dakota
this week.
Aug. % - Miss Lille Peterson died
Saturday OF diptherla.
Rev. Bolin held services in Little Falls
Sunday.
AngerSund gren and Ernest E. Kstrorn,
two OF our musicians, were in Little
Falls Sunday.
Pet johnson and Gust Anderson were
helping Lunden, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roll were in Little Falls
Monday.
A. F'ridlund was cutting oats for Han
sen Saturday. The Elmdale buttermaker
is helping Hansen this week.
Student fridlund. of Little Falls, Wis
tied Upsala Sunday.
John Swedback came home from Much
igan Friday night. He is somewhat
better.
Miss Emma Carlson is visiting her Sis
ter in Upsala.
John Samuelson, Axel Sclomonson.
Ephraim Anderson. will leave for Little
Falls this week. They intend to go to
school.
VIM. Larson LETT for Dakota last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Hansen was up on
a visit Sunday.
Jehn Forslana was in on his wheel
Sunday.
Mr.. Gust Nelson was to Koyalton Sat-
urday.
c. E. johnson left Sunday to start bis
threshiDg. Eugene A. Stromaa left Mon
day to help h1m out. They will thresh
with two rigs. James and John are
threshiHg in fall blast Stacking is done.
Pete johnson was to Royalton Tues
day.
Aug. 29-Died, Wednesday,. Victoria
a: A4nserson, OF diphtheria, and was buried
Thursday.
One by one earth's ties are broken, as we
see our love decay;
And the hopes so fondly cherished. bright
en- but to pass away.
One by one our homes crow bri 9Th ter "a wa
For we know across the river. waits Sister
Alvena who hos gone en- before.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
DARLING

Aug. 2Stil-The crop outlook is not SO
good for hay, potatoes aud wheat Too
much water.
Gust. Nilsson has gone to Hoffman
Mimi, to thre h.
Miss Alma .-i]jrblad went to Chicago
ILL.,, last week.
Miss Selma Hanson went to Little
Falls Saturday.
Herman Hanson Was in Little Falls
Saturday.
Aug. 90 Mr. and Mrs. Bottom, OF
Northwood, N. L., are visiting Mrs. Bot
toms parents here this week.
Mrs. Hilma Sanderson is still quite i'll.
Misses Hilda and Lima johnson will
go to Minneapolis tAis week for a long
visit.
Peter Olson sold his horse la st week.
Our bakery has closed for two months
Our barber shop will be reopened No.
venlher LIST.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
ELM, DALE

Agg. 23.-Elmdale now has a bicycle
repair shop. It is situated on the north
side OF 81. German street west of post
office. Cornelius Olsen, who has he'd ex
perience will have charge of the shop.
Miss Lizzie Bloxoam of Treeport visit
ed her sister Mrs. Il. r. vallett last week
During a heavy rain-storm of last
week the Lutheren church was struck by
lightning. There was no harm done.
Mr.. Widger and Sherman Boos went
the fall.
BESSIE Gilbert and Bertha Wallet,
have returned from Freeport.
Nathan Lowell visited relatives in the
village last week.
Gotlieb Mokros is employed at R. N
Hanson's blacksmith shop.
Stella Vallett is visiting relatives at
Freeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Hanson will spend
a few weeks in Dakota.
Misses Mary and Fila Davies visited
at Little Lake Beauty Monday.
Tom Casey lost five head OF ca tile and
some sheep during one of the storms or
last week.
The village school will open Monday
sept. 4th. Labor day will not be OBJ
served as = holiday.
A few OF the farmers are through
stacking but there are many who will
not finish for some time on account OF
the rain.
K. H. Gunderson went to st. Paul on
business Tuesday.
The separator at the creamery is not
IN running order. 1t il hoped that
everything will be running as usual in a
few days.
Miss Gunda Gunderson intends to 90
to st. Cloud Thursday.
Miss Anne JeAdre came home from
ROyalton Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
.PlERZ

Aug. 3O-Robert Kluge got the con-
tract for the mason work on the new en-
giue house for the village water works
for 1885, a,rd Frank Becker got the con-
tract for the carpenter work on said
building for $11O.
DR.. Canac- NJ arquis and DR.. Binder, OF
st. Paul, and DR.. Ginden, OF Crookstone,
are coming here Thursday to take a
tvo-veeks' hunt with DR. Roy.
Anton Macho, furniture d-aler, got a
carload OF goods Monday which he will
Sell at a bargain.
DR.. Roy received a letter from the SEQ
rotary Of the State Board of Health. in
forling him that children must present
d (ertiticate9of Vaccination before. they
should be admitted to the sch ools. And
the law should be strictly enforced.
The band bows ordered gray uniforms
with black and red trimmings, and the
Gilmore caps from the Cincinnati Regalia
60
Ex-senator Keller. OF Sank Centre, is
in the village buying oak lumber and in
Producing his threshing machines run by
!. gAsoli e engine on separator.
The village council instructed the police
passing through the village, that thev
in 800 feet of any team, and if they meet
a team within 100 feet, they must stop
aud let the team PASS by.
Louis Robbers was badly hurt in the
Gravelv;lle stone Quarry Monday. One
of the cables on the derrick broke, strlk-
ing HIM on the head aud shoulders, cut
ting bad cash in his head.
Dr. Roy was called to RoyaIton on
professional business Tuesday.
The parish school will open Friday
september LIST, and the village district
School will open Tuesday, September
5th.
The Pierz Union Band will play in the
street fair in Little Falls on Saturday
the last day. They expect to have their
new uniforms by that time.
Dahmen ( Grell have sold considerable
new whent which graded No. l Northern.
1t was threshed before the last rains.
Theo. Thielen, town clerk of Buh, has
leased his farm to Andrew Kaniz, OF Ruh,
for a period of three years. Mr. Thiele2
will remove to the village of Pierz. He
will sell his live stock, consisting OF
COWS, 2 steers and one heller, two and a
half years old: heifers and 2 steers, one
and a half years old; five spring calves,
work horses, l two-year-old and l one
year-old colt. also his farm machinery,
consisting OF z binders, 2 plows, l break
er: l eeder, l harrow, 1 mower and horse
rake. l suIky and / walking cultivatOr,
| sled, 2 wagons, etc. None OF the ma
chinea3 is more than two yesrs old
John Bollir has bought complete
threShing rig-an Advance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
Stationery Of all kinds at
26.tf WETzEL's Drug SroRE.
flENSBURG

Aug. 30-Mrs. Geo. Allen, Mrs. Dolly
Berg and Henry Allen drove to Little
Falls Thursday.
Ed Myers did not go west az he intend
ed t" this week, but instead has gone to
work on Pierce Bros. threshing M achine.
Mrs. ]. ID. Hatten and Mrs. John Glas-
coe, OF Little Falls, visited friends here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Streed, who was taken to the
hospital at Little Falls last week, is re
covering her e."esight and expects to re-
turn home soon. -:
TED Rutz has been having bad luck
with bis threshing machine this week
having broken down twice. -
Stackingis almost done here and many
OF the farmers are threshing.
Mr.. Smith: OF Brainerd, is There loading
timber for Allen Bros. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
ThreShinQ Machines.

Owners will be interested in know.
ing that we can insure their outfits,
while in the field, in a first class com.
pany and at rate lower than has
usually been paid. Call and get
rates. Respectfully,
S1GNOR & SCHALLBRN.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01

The case of S. Trebby vs.. The Wes-
tern Insurance Co. for services rem
dered, came up in Justice Sheldon's
court Monday, and was dismissed
on motion OF the plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
First publication Sept. LIST, 1889.
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA


SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY .Ms MORRISON.
DISTRICT COURT
STEPHEN c. VAsALY, Plaintiff,
DUGAs BROS, Defendants
Notice is Hereby Given That by virtue
Of an execution to me directed and deliv-
and nqT in ny hands issHed put OF
trict, State of Minnesota, in and for the
county of Morrison, upon a Judgment rem
dersd li in said county in favor Of Stephen
Ludger Dugas and Theodore Dugas as Du:
gas Bros, have levied upon the follow
ing described real estate of said defend
The south half (s1s of the southeast
quarter eseA) and the southeast quarter
(se9 of the southwest quarter (swL) and
township forty one (4p, range thirty.two
Gae), in Morrison county and state of Min
nesota;
O'clock a. m. of said day, at the north front
door Of the court house in the city of Little
Falls in said county and state, proeeed to
above named defendants, Eugene Dugas,
Ludger Dugas and Theodore Dugas. as
Dugas Bros, in and to the above described
costs, anourssine to one hundred and
ninety six dollars and three cents, together
with an accrring costs of sale. and inter
est from the 22nd day Of October, 1885, at
the rate OF seven per cent. per annum, at
cash. IA. RIDER,
-: Sheriff Of Morrisep Co.. Nina
Plaintiff's Attorney.
e. Dated, Little Falls, Mimi, August soth,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01

Aeco1ns Minnesota State Fair, have
been authorized TO sell on September
2nd to 9th, round trip tiekets to St.
Paul, at one fare plus so cents. This so
cents covers admission coupon to the
fair. These tickets are good to return
until Sept. IL, 1899. T w. MANN, Agent
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
TO NEW YORK CITY

and return for $1S.45. via Nickel Plate
Road. Tickets on sale September LIST to
18th, inclusive. Return limit September
l2th.> Extended limit to September goth
by depositing tickets at New York and
payment Of fee Of 50 cents. Write Cen
eral Agent, Ill adams: Street, Chicago,
for further conformation. {. + al
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01

Mrs. Ed. Mahan was in Brainerd
to see Mr. Mahan, uho hurt his knee
at Deerwood last week, while work.
ing with the bridge crew. 1t will be
several weeks before he can go to
work. 3. ... -. ...:5.s +
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
Don't Forget the Grand
Street Fair and Harvest Fes-
tival Sept. 18th 18th and 18th.

On and after September 1st, q charge
will be made for all cars delayed by
shippers over ~ hours, when loading or
unloading, Of 81. 90 per car for each day
or fraction thereof. T. W. MANN, Agent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01

Thousands OF pairs of shoes of
every description-solid comfort and
wear. Mems and bows clothing and
furnisbings--new goods, lowest prices,
at Victor Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01

c. S. Vanderhorck of MINNEAPOLIS
has Joined the N. T. surveying crew
here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received up to
Sept. Is, 1899, by the undersigned,
for the construction of four stone
piers laid in black diamond cement,
bids to state price per cubic foot, wall
measurement taken. Work must be
completed by Oct. Is. 1899. For
further information call on or write
20 Jacob Posch, town clerk of Pike
Creek. Postofiee address, Little
Falls.
The three-year-old.7 son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Witke Of Green Prairie died
saturday and was buried Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-01

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