Little Falls herald., 1899-06-09
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. MORRILL,

June 6.-The strawberry crop viii be
mpoanasf. 'mmenst il nothing destroys present
fres Geo; xsNl Mhipp'eis arm still keeps him
F.. Sam Seinzer his a new wheel. John
Sex9rds b., :bn smashedIhis wheel quite badly
M'lt Stubbs and family of Long Lake
are visiting with Eugene Ferrell's family,
Mr.. 5. seems to be favorably impressed
with our country,
Mrs. WR,. Estey of Buckman visited
with the Cheeley family on last Sunday
Amy Iheeley returned from VIM. Es.
tey's, " here she had been working few
weeks.
Mr.. Beehr, who recently came here
from Missouri, has finally got settled
down and seems pleased VIII b the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Foss took their
babe, who has been deaf from birth. to
Rrannen, the divine healer, of Royalton,
fol treatment. Mr.. B. thinks with the
faithful help OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. he can
heal the child. The people here hone
success will crown his endeavor.
Mr. Elkenberry intends to put In q
sorghum mill here in the near future.
Ibis is an industry Morrill, has long
needed, and we think that as Mr.. E. has
had long experience in this business that
he will find it remunerative.
Mrs. +. A. Day, who went to ST.. Barn.
abas hospital, Minneapolis, for treat
ment Tor tumor OF stomach, died at that
place ON the oath. Mrs Days COM
plant was cancer OF the liver and
death followed socn after operation.
Mrs. Day lett many friends here who will
long remember her many sterling quail
tiles as friend and neighbor. Her pa
tience and cheerful demeanor through
long suffering was remarkable. Her
husband Geo. Day. died suddenly two
years ago, and her two SONS, George and
Dean, died one year ago, thus breaking
up one Whole family. Mrs. Day leaves
two married daughters to mourn thei.
loss OF father, brothers, md mother.
1t ls not known here what will become
OF the homestead, as final proof had not
been made. 1t is not known whether
the two daughters will fall heir to the
land or not.
In the course of minister's sermon
here a few weeks since he said that the
Turk would leave his altar of divine woI-
ship and Immediately dip his hands in
the blood OF Christians. We would like
II the reverend gentleman would define
the difference be may see in the Turk
and the followers OF William Mckinley
IN their treatment OF the Filipinos.
Our little innocent intentioned item in
last weeks Herald regarding the prett1-
est babe almost raised the ire OF some
who did not coincide with Us. We ac-
knowledge in the arguments we have
had since the item was published that
we got somewhat disfgured, out we are
still in the ring, and hereby make the
following statement: We will give to
the mother OF the prettiest babe who at
tends our 4th of July celebration a good
colony OF bees, the fact being de ter
mlned BY a competent committee, pro-
vlded Mrs. Ferrell is present with her
babe, and all babies may compete under
the age OF 16 for the bees. The clothes
the babe or the mother may wear must
cut no figure, only the little innocent
1ace must compete. Now, mothers OF
NJ orrill, come on and let's zee whose
Judgment will stand when the test
comes.
Miss Anna Syuskuski is to be married
today at the church in Gilmanton. We
have not learned the mans name who
is to be married to Miss Anna, but be
has recently purchased the 10 Co'.at
farm and the couple will at once 20 to
keeping house. Mics Anna is a smart
girl in good standing here, and We con-
graduate her husband who ever he may
be. Quite few Young people who are
friends OF Miss Anna are going to the
wedding on their cycles today, and
among the lot will be Albert Ferguson.
We are glad that Albert is going dow
through Alberta, for there are nor"
vicious dogs along that road than all.
where we ever travelled, and if Albert
don't forget his gun when he starts their
will grow beautifully less today,