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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-07-21
FLENSBURG

July 19.-Mr. Harmonik is building a
new grHnary.
School district 63: Mr.. Alex Koso-
bucki was elected treasurer. Only one
officer elected.
Joe Borkuski has taken John Perorctz'
old stand and is now ready for business.
Miss Katie Mrozik has gone to Par
kertown to work.
The school meeting held in district 81
last Saturday, proved a general failure.
Votes were cast for the election OF a
clerk to succeed Henry Faux. The re-
suit was a tie between Albert Olson and
NJ. H. Gregerson. The board then de-
cidpd that the old clerk hold over till the
next annual meeting. So much dissatis;
faction ia felt that the people have de-
cided to call a special meeting for the
election OF new board. s7@-.- ~
Miss Anna Jagen came out from the
brickyard Sunday to visit her parents.
Mrs. Berg has returned from Parker
town and is again in her accustomed
nlace in Aliens store. s3zz!%.7 -.
j IN Myers is home to remain during
harvest. y. 53%-s:>& ~ :
Albert Olsen is building an addition to
his nvme. @~#s ~sss< Is==$=.. -.
Joseph Rakowski and Martin Wotzka
came home from Randall Saturday.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Levenske was baptized in the Cath
olic church here last Sunday. .=s
Master Jas. Goodman and Miss Anna
Streed were passengers to Little Falls
Tuesday. 49, ,-ss,:: . =55%* nth. T.. =S 4
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ELM DALE

July 9.-R. johnson is improving.
The dance at the Woodmen's hall Sat-
urday evening was we'll attended. T.:
Frank Hammond left for his home in
Sedan Saturday, after spending few
Gays with relatives.
j. j. Jacobson was r-elected school
CLERK at the school meeting Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. n. Hanson were in
st. Cloud Sunday. -. .r.
VIM. Larson is seriously ILL.,, -
Mr.. Marks was in from st: Cloud a
few days. H.. RI: %.....-- -. ~
The little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
John Sinners. who died Monday was
buried in the Evangelical cemetery rues-
day ....%-<v I. u + :. !
Mrs. Gust Nelson and Miss Christine
Peterson, OF Upssla, called in the village
Monday on their way from Minneapolis
!. Mrs. IA. larson, who has been quite
sick, is reported better. s =.- $=s>> >.; 81
MIR. Wittke end daughters. Martha
and Annie, were in Graham Saturday
and $Sundav 81 81. ..5..s ..z. 4.. .s.,..ss "
{ Mrs. Hanson visited in Upsaln Wednes.
day. 81. 2s 4. s.s .z= i.
Mrs. Christensen is visiting at her son
Anton's, in. Swan. River. I
Misses Laura and. Trena7 Larson came
up from Minneapolis today.
*. H I: Gnnd erson shipped ,4440
pounds ofcrea merry butter today B;
Fred Esteyy was q village caller today
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DARLING

july 1S.-Two oi our ente"prising girls
worried as carpenters on a stable last
week.
Mrs. Soderbqrg recovered from her
illness and went to visit her daughter III
North Dakota.
The Ladies sewing society will meet
July 9th at p. n. at Pleasant View
farm.
Albert Perers had chase away from
an angry bull the other Cay.
David Swanson is back from Duluth.
There was, q fine social at Darling
Grove sunday. - ~:.<
At tire it,teting ii district 81, David
Euner y as elected treasurer. '.
There is a fine pianist at Pine Grove
farm. :& : @-s.,
The BURBERRY season js IL fu u blast.
More next W Elk ..5| r-'
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:..l.EDOUx

July 1y he hay crop is good .g s -
Robert Ross, Of Opole, visited friends,
here last week.
A number Of Young people attended
the Woodmens dance at Elm Dale Satnr-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Larson, Of ST.
Paul, are visiting their son =. Larson
Small grain promises g better. crop
than last year. II = s.s*
A. Sutliff. who has been sick some time,
is able to be, out. .. sS s:s sS=s
Ben Taylor was successful with bees
this summer receiving 26sWarms from 9
hives. ..> ri. 49, ~ me- 81 So
Neil O'Donnell is back from Wisconsin,
wnere he visited friends. ... r=s . .@s.
Martin Viehorek was at Holdlngford
this week. - &ss*:sz i s,
M. Yak has bird that is worth see
ing. -. :, v
Matilda Stewart visited Little Falls
friends Wednesday. s.,
Miss Rose Stewart is sick. ..zzs AZ }e&s", -
R. Kay has been elected treasurer OF
school dist let IL. - - -,
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n(JFF

july live believe the majority OF the
Parkerites have gone to the BURBERRY
fields and are busy picking berries both
Tor profit and pleasure.
VIM. Pittenger and wife and M. Lat
timer start this week for $. Dakota har-
vest fields to be gone an indefinite
period.
J. R. Stephenson is digging cellars and
laying foundation for building a kitchen
addition TO his house.
The blueber1ies are nor so plenty as
WAS supposed.
Our road g. ader, that was to be, has
been taken down, at Randall and ship
ped somewhere else.
The new church on the north side is
approaching completion and will so n
be ready for services.
O. u. Chapman received Monday, the
sad news OF the death OF his oldest son
Albert, at Hibbipg, where he has been
resident for some time. Mr.. Chapman
has the sympathy OF those all around
him.
July 1S.-Fred Hallett had business at
Little Falls Friday.
Rev. Sweany, Of st. Cloud, preached ut
the church three times Sunday and bap-
tiZed one convert.
Chas. Eastman's and 0. Halls people
are attending camp meeting at Rurtrum.
Born-To Mr., and Mrs. Walter Hall,
Thursday last, a daughter. ~..$ :"
School meeting in district Is passed
off quietly. s. s. Martin was chosen
director.
John Brown was in L. F. two or three
days last week on business concerning
road matters IN our town.
VIM. Wynn and wife, Of Todd county,
were visiting with j. w. Gish and wife
Sunday.
Geo. W. Gish and family and VIM.
Strahl and family went after blueberries
Sunday. They got some berries and
some headaches.
Arthur Gish came up from Rices last
week for an extended visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W, H. Gish. and
friends here.
H. C. Hallett is looking for place to
buy for home here.
Road work is mostly done and roads
better
July 19.-The one-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sites died yester-
day and was buried today.
Extra Brussels carpets at IS cts
Stf. Winnings.
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GILBERT

July 18.-At the school meeting Satur-
day Chas. Tew was elected clerk. There
were other matters which were consid-
cred and voted upon, among them being
seven months OF school during the yer.
Rev. S. K. Thollehaug delivered u ser
mon at the school house Sunday.
Asaak Isaakson was at'Brainerd Satur1
dav on business. - . 80. r.
Nels Henryson and August i'rrglund
went to Little Falls Monday.
Nels Swanson is doing some ditchiny
on his farm at present.
Gilbert now receives mail three times
a week.
Ed. Beverly took stroll through the
neighborhood Sunday. This was sur
prise as many have not seen him for
months.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-07-21
BELLE PRAIRIE

July 19.-W. J. Hutchins and son are
visiting at J. B. Gardeners.
The infant son Of J. B. Gardner is go
i'll that it is not expected to live.
BERTHE Gardner expects to go to Crow
Wing Thursday to visit his grandpar-
ents.
Mrs Richardson and two children OF
Montana are visiting at F. J. Farrand's
this week.
Jean Reardon has been doing some
painting for Mr.. Rocheleau.
Mrs. Joe Butler is visiting in Green
Prairie
Sixteen boy 'stwelve girls received their
first communion at the French Catholic
church Saturday.
M. E. Coe received letter from his
father, who went to Seattle, WASH. I,
few weeks ago. saying that he ~as en-
joying his visit very much and was very
much pleased with the country. )
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Big new s gree ADEm3o SECTIONS ;$$;
ONE xs, ADMITS WAITS a TO M S EXCURSIONS


Quite a number of the lower town
people took in the dance at kuder's
park Tuesday evening.
Jos. I'elne, II New frier. was here last
week and made the purchase good for
the Schmidbaur farm he bong hit about a
mouth ago
Grain looks sple >did in this section so
far, but It needs rain now.
An 8 horse power gasoline engine has
been purchased by r. ii. !;erg for h is
planning mill. It arrived. this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-07-21
PlERz

Jas. and John l}Ollig bought IL new
Minnie apOlis threshiny nl:nhine rig from
Dahmen 4 Greli; & horse engine and
1862 separator with self feeder and
swinging stacker ATTACHED.
The town board of Pierz will meet at
the town hall Monday the Oath lostra
sact business.
Frank Kammer,neier gothic contract
to build d new hose house and fire bell
tower in lower town for 1871.
Rev. Father Stephan left for ST. C!on Il
One of the Younk boys Of Royaltu,i,
brother-in-iaw of Aug. Otremba,. war
killed in runaway Saturday. I
The school election in our village
school Saturday evening was a hot one,
as an effort Was made to down the school
but the majority, were in favor ri hold
ing it up, aud voted nine months school
and raised 5000 for teachers wages
Nick HeDnen vas rp-Ipctr.: Clerk. :: The
balance in treasury is $3.50 an,, no debts
or onds are against the district and
still 1t was supposed to die. - -.
The Pierz Union Band got SITS from
the village council Saturday evening in
addition to the $115 they cleared on the
18th, TO buv uniforms. he band IT, YER,
thankful to the people for patroniz;rg
theln on the 4th, and also TO tie. city
council for aiding them soliberalIyin get
! ting them unifor ms. Z ~ T.. III r
Don't worry. 80 much about that farm
not icing in the district He is still the
largest tax payer IN the district without
that farm in it, lfyou think yon have
one pays mo e. produce him, 90 kttrsch
says. : u.s.. = Ell s@s5.5 =s
The school meeting in district No. 38
in the northeastern part Of tntas vas
a failure as there was no one present ex-
cept the clerk aud treasurer. Mr. W,3ckle
! the clerk stated their former treasurer
Mr.. Gilman. (kaown as Preacher flew
hls:h about n1onths ago with $50
of the districts money and the bolld>-
m:n were no .responsib BILE
There was no school meeting in dist
Erlet No. 81. They had their notice
posted for July p and when thev found
their mistake they posted notice for q
special maeting July ..5 81.
Barney Gross bought n new Advance
Ithreshing rig, 8 16 horse engine and SO
IS separator with sell feeder and
lsWinging stacker,
"a little boy ssof Mrs. Yanner Haar broke
anarn= Saturda
The school election is not yer vet.
One Of the school opPosers went oversthe
limit; and they put q pairSS q spectaslea
on his eyes, 80 he could 4 see the line after
this That Was his first experience il
politics. 8
The personal pro pert 81 Andrew
lSchmid bauer deceased was sold on ave.
l5tiion sale 81 the 30 nliaist ratyr Thnrsdny
and sbronght SIS bses;i tl.s the cattIe
which sweres not @ Il11.
Peter Gales. ~ emf s0f the Little
lFalle brewery, @haa rem ted his III llerin
llaw' q, Michael ur sel farm for i've
years and vii mo yeS 81 this fall
kammermelrs q Cloud
Monday tos bars ain tor q pipe and Ct
eau, which he int &, sstlise IS
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OPOlE

July 1.-THE school meeting in Dis
trict No. IL passed off quietly. Stanley
kuk]ock was re-. lected clerk without
opposition The school board Vas also
instructed to purchase a library. t:
Bishop Trobec came to Opole this otter
noon Tomorrow he will administerconfr-
nation. ~..+
John Lambert. 1Jr., shot himself
through the hand today while playing
with a loaded revolver.
Mrs. Wetz-], and her sous Frank and
Wilferd, ~of Evansville, Ind, are visiting
at John Schultheis. *
Mrs. Anton Peterson is reported very
i'll. F. -:
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UPSALA

: July 18.-Rev dHolin who went to
Little Falls last week to attend the camp
meeting, returned home Monday accom-
panied by Axel Solmonson. =: !
II: Mrs. u. Nilsson returned from. Minnea-
polls Monday accompanied by Christine
Peterson who will spend q few, days
here. .s 81 .S +. 4.
st Hrs a.. II !. Peterson and daughter
+ Mabel we're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. A..
81 ohnson sunday. .s5. a,s. $780, s.
= Miss Hulda Fyellgred is working for
Prof Peterson. . &, s.S$ sszg.
Three new harvest men arrived last
week to the parents. Mr.. aud Mrs..
Christ LaWrence's, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
Hedin' and N I. and Mrs. z. Peterson
~ ohm Samuelsou Of Little Falls, is
working for a.. Carlson. zss2.:4@
81 Miss Annie Linstrom of this place will
Flea We Friday for 81. Cloud
DiphlheriA is raging ID thisy entity, DR.
Davies was called to Nils nderson's
this week
Mr.. Nilsson went rs Royalton Wednae-
day to meet his daugter Thea. who has
been working IL 81. Paul. 7Z55ss5
Cedarho lln went to lit les falls
|Sund8y
Aug: stroman has purchased fine
bugg
Vecan''t see what's the matter with
ON ,one Of our Young men il the string
band. He dtloesn i seem to like the plat
as we'll al The bugg We hope he
will take d no tioe TEX sunday and go
along SsWanyille sch oolh o,1st.
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Buckle1's Arnlca Salve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chappsd hands. ehilblains,
eorns. and all skin eruptAons, and positively!
cures piles. or no pay required. $l 1t is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money:
refunded. Price IS centsiper box. For sale
BY L, D. Brown. Pioneer Drug Store
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HALE WAY. CREEK

!" July Is = Miss Mary jackson
is home from. Montana on a visit. \
Mrs. j. NJ. McAuly and two little daugh-
tiers are horne ON VISIT. tx 81 il.
4. Miss Mary Nelson & Jenny Berquist
went to town Monday. @ *$ Y. 3s
p Nr. and Mrs. White from New York
was N this part Of the country last week.
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@Wha elnnen'a FL. C11radon5

to Boston and return via Nickle Plate
road, at SO. 90 fol. the ronnd trip Date
81 sale August. | 18th and 12th. Good
returning for arrival initial starting
point not LATER t'.au August 8 3 ..=st, BY
depositing tick etssin Boston, with gent
HtchburR r. Two through traine
dali with vesti buled eping cara Is
Boston. ghicag 5depo \ ~ Buren, ST.
and Pacific ave. On the Loop
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-07-21
Big Damage BY Hail !

Storms can be avoided for 10 cts.
per acre in q fret. class company re-
commended BY Farm Stock and
Home and The Mort stern.
r.. s e. ....- GEO. 81. PoWERs.
Genl Aer. Il
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-07-21
!. Have
Several
Great Bargains

: 90 = kSG
For sale on the West side, il .
Thayy ater Power Co.'S and
Searle's addition, at prices from
$50 per lot upwards alAl on easy
terms.
There i no possible doubt
but that the property on the W est
side OF the river will Increase in
value 70 conside cradle extsnt
through the depot removal, and
nov Is the time e. buy
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-07-21

ohm Love and One Como have.
Igone q Lake bag al, 4 ~!
,to }, York iins tho sa q mill q 5E.sl
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-07-21

Extra Brussels carpets at IS ctr
s tt. Winnings,
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hallet on0diga.' Ty hvad tjenade det
till att slagta en- fet och gram slut,
som var ward omkr. As doll, och BRAN
na upp honom pa brannofferaltaret.
ia, sa betraktar otron saken. Men
Herren 0nskade Sc ett sadant slime
hos slit folk, att ingen uppotf-
ring var dyr, mar Diet galde att gifva
at Herren. De hade undfatt ALT hvad
de egde af Honom, derf0r gafvo de ger
ma at Honom det basta de egde igen.
Och genom att sa CORA, undfingo de en-
annu rikare valsignelse af Herren.
Sa skall Herren annu CORA at ALA
dem, som uppoffra for Honom och
hans rikssak. Han sager: "gifven, Sd
varder eder gifvet!" Ma vi derf0r allie
samman f0rs0ka att profva denna re-
gel, och vi skola fa erfara sanningen
deraf.
Denna gang medgifves icke att mar
mare angifva nyttan och betydelsen af
vara samfundsinrattnin men vi
torde fa tillfalle att framdeles CORA
delta. Hvad vi nu onska, DR. att en-
altman uppoffring ma goras bland vart
folk host for denna SAX. Regeln, som
vi bora f0lja, dr. den hvilken den from
me Tobias fordom Raf sin son: "Har
du mycket, So gif rilxligen; har du Ii
tot, sd gif dock af det lila med godt
hjerta!' L. Z. 3.
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WisC0nSin-nyheter.

Patent har Christian Anderson i
Chippewa Fails crhAllit "cutterhead".
Till principal for de publika skolor-
na Hudson har waits f0rre principa
len vid de ailmanna skO!orna Ash
land, 3. B. jackson fran St. Croix
Falls.
Eft kaIkstensla.er har upptAckts is
nara Spring Valley Pierce county.
Fyndet ar af s;irskildt vilrde, emedan
lagret ligger helt nara jerngrufvorna
och kan anvandas som fuss vid sm;ilt-
ningen.
Vid EN- eidsvada, som frcdags ode
lade Joe Shawano Kasicks boningshus
belagct indian reServatiOnen Omkring
mil norr ON Kehna, innebrAndes tre
indianbarn, resp. tire, fyra och sox az
gamla.
Milwaukee, Building Supply Co. har
beviljat arbetarnc vid fem af dess to-
gelslagerier der staden en- ito pro-
cents till0kning dagspenningen. ON
kring 500 arbetare komma Atnjutande
af l0nef0rhojningen.
En- "good roads convention, som
uppgifves vara det f0rsta, af farmare
bes0kta mote slit Stag har landet,
hollis f6rliden vecka Milwaukee. Det
bes0ktes af omkring tusen delegater
af de fyra tusen, som blifvit inbjudna
sjelff0rsvar sk0t och d8dade polls
konstapeln l.. Bruegger Watertown
f0rlidcn l0rdag en- Gustave Dumke. En-
hop man f0rde ovasen och polisen hade
infunnit sig for att uppratthalla ord
ningen, men blef dervid anfallen af
Dumke och tillfogad, som man befarar,
d0dliga skador.
iellre d0den Hin fan2eiset. En- IA
arig flicka vid MANN Lulu Paraday i
Chippewa Falls begick fredags sjolf-
mord genom att intaga en- dosis kar-
bolsyra. Hon hade haktats for f0rar-
gelsevackande uppf0rande, och det for
modas, att blygsel och sorg 0fver den
vanara, hon dragit 0fver sig, drifvit
her''- att f0rkorta slit lif.
RAnmord. w. Howard och hans mag
E. M. jenkins fran W. Superior blef-
vo fri gs qvall ofve. Allna och rana-
de d or Northern Pacific .banans tag
nara Cas- >lton, N. D. Manner, som
voro pa Va. " Montana for att s0ka
arbete via rgrufvorna der. akte
taket till eli s. svagn. De medhade
|.ns
vo bestu d. 'Efter ranet nedst0ttes
Howard fran godsvagnen. Forst fol-
jande morgon antraffades mannen
liggande utmed jernvagssparet. Han
infordes till Casselton, der han senare
pa dagen afied i fold af de crhallna
skadorna. 1 mandags haktades Char
les Erickson och J. r. Taylor, anstalda
som bromsare & godstaget pa misstan-
ke att ha f6r6fvat valdsdadet,
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Gustavus Adolphus College.

Omkring 125 studerande aro nu in
matrikulerade.
Undervisningen var tisdagsefter-
middag ipstald de olika afdelningar.
ne pa grund af Nicollet county 'fair" :,
som halles staden den 1870 sept.
Lokaltidningen ST.. Peter Journal
har slit senaste hummer en- lang och
ber6mmande skildring 6fver var skola.
Uppsatsen, som framhaller vara studie-
kurser, Ararekrafter, grundliga arbete
m. M, prydes afven af atskilliga af-
bildningar af skolans byggnader vi aro
Journal stor tack skyldige for denna
uppmarksamhet, och hari kunde afven
innefattas vara andra lokaltidningar,
saval som dagtidningarne i st. Paul
och Minneapolis, hvilka sarskildt f0rli-
den var skankte oss en- smickrande
uppmarksamhet och ett iberalt till
m0tesgaende.
Pastor J. A. Levine fran Cokato be-
s0kte skolan vid skolarets b6rjan. Han
atfoljde sin son, hvilken upptagit stu
dier har. Past. E. M. Erickson fran
Worthington har ocksa under veckan
bes6kt var skola samma arende.
Skolans misunderstanding haller slit
forsta mote under delta skolar lordags-
qvallen den 80 september.
En- trefig aftonunderhallning hade
de bada licerara f0reningarne anord-
nat f0rliden fredagsqvall. Festen, som
anordnats af de bada f0reningarne ge.
mensamt, var sarskildt afsedd att val
komna de nykomna studerandena.
F0rst utf0rdes ett literart och musika-
liskt program med bibellasning och
bon af dr. j. P. Uhler, vokal duett af
hr Thorberg och fr0ken Gina Lien, vo-
kalsolo af fr6ken Lien, pianoduett af
fr0knarne Qvist och Ransom, deklama-
tion af fr6ken Medora Anderson och
tai af studerandena A. T. Seashore, G..
A. Lundquist och prof. A. A. Stom-
berg. Sedermera serverades f0rfrisk-
ningar och kortare tai eller ''toasts"
h6llos af skolans president dr. VAIL
strom, dr. Pearson och professorerna
Kilander och Sander.
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F6rsvunne IAN slit hem trakten
af Delhi ar, 'lge John August Stro-
mach sedan . 3 dennes.

En- af des e:evatorerna utmed
Northwestel >anan blir den, som
Van Dusen Company f. n. haller pa att
uppf0ra Redwood Falls.
Med smittkoppor var en- tagpassage-
rare behaftad, som fredags anlande
till Willmar frau Great Falls, Mont,
pa vag till Pipestone. Hans namn Or
Drake och han ar hemmahorande i
Tyndall. s. D.
Den andra sk6rden af vildt no, som
vuxit a l&glanden utmed Mississippi
trakten af Winona, lnbergades fora
veckan. Hosk0rden der trakten har
i ar varit den rikligaste, som erhallits
pa manga ar, och vantas komma att
inbringa farmarne ganska vackra sum-
NOR.
Vasa- notiser. Harvarande sv. luth
f5rsamling har kallat Leonard Teleen
fran Rock Island till organist, sangle-
dare och skollarare. - Eft mote skulle
som gar hAllas harstades det vallof-
liga syftet att bilda en- lterar forening.
Herman Johnson fran barnhemmet
harstades har tagit varfning armen
och kommer att afga till Filippinerna
Pi;ktfAld. I mandags fora veckan
blef Aug. L. Anderson Lindstrom
d0md att bota S75 och med s25 betala
rattegangsomkostna for det han
f0regaende l0rdagsqvall 0fverfallit och
slagit sin svarflder CT. Jern, med hvil-
ken han rakat ordvexling. Enligt
hvad som uppgifves larer cit spandt
f0rhallando Ell lAngre It'd ha radt de
begge personerna emellan.
Redwlng- TO: User. Rov. Jonathan G
Johnson, tillhorande metodistsamfun-
det, nfled harom dagen slit hem har-
stades, den h0ga aldern af S3 ar. Han
kom till Minnesota pa 1S50-.alet och
har varit bOsatt har stadcn Go sista
tjugo Aren't slit hem South Bush
ST. afied s0ndags f. v. mrs Kristina
Lewis, mira 20 ar gammal. Den atiid-
IA efterlemnar en- dotter hurStides
och fyra syskon Norge Carl A. X.
Johnson har dagarne utnamts till
clerk i hhrvarande postkontor. The
Minnesota scandinavian Relief AssO-
citation har utbetalt assurans till fol
jande atlidna medlcmmars arfvingar:
den % aug. Andrew johnson, S2l Min
nehahn ST., Minneapolis, Mimi, $4,000;
den "a aug. John A. Swanson, 2729
Hennepin ave-, Minneapolis, Mimi.
$500; den % aug. Elias Mattson, Har-
ris, Chisago county, Mimi, $1,000; den
8 sept. Andrew Erickson, West Duluth,
MINI; $500; den Is sept. Johan Aron
Johnson, LOG Sedgwick ST., Chicago,
ILL.,, 900.