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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
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Tuesday
tuesday evening, the child 81
Mr.. and Mrs. y osepll Pal asheMsli.
# Father BelzoWski, Of st. Paul, formerly
of Al berta is spending this week with
Father Suszczyn ,9.5s
# Most . iour farmers will finish cutting
their grain this week 7s5s=%,
/. Alex WOchnik lost q horse last Tues
day. Il
John Pierowitz returned from Buffalo,
n. =, last Saturday and left Tor Mimic,
N. ID Tuesday $50 4 s: s5s . $S$
/. az. " aIdovski drove to Little Falls
Wednesday. s, .#..* =5.s =*5=S 81 q:
John Plokut and J ohnsJ ochim left for
Wheatland. N. u, Tuesday for harvest
and threshing. lJ. ..s i; n. "a .@$s
& Peter Bednarek, Of Little Falls. spent
Sunday here with friend+.: 5,S Sst..5 FL
Chos, Swioutkoski and son spent Sum
day herewith relatives and friends. u Il 5
:. John Wozniak, the grader Of the Pine
Tree co. OF Little Falls, while riding on
his bicycle Sunday, had his pants graded
or inspected by Alex. Wocbnik's dog. 1t
seems that Johnnie didn't like the in:
spection at all; because when asked what
he thought.of the inspector he said that
1T was nobody's business. .s%zs=,s%s ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
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tsations and binding, it is q dainty vol
ume. -: : - ST RI i
Copies Of this elegant book can be had
BY enclosing 25 cents postage stamps
not received) to Geo. P. Lyman. Il. P. A.
Burlington Route. st. Paul, MINI. I
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
..'..UI|PSAILI.A,'...

Aug. Miss Annie anderson mo
lett for St Cloud some weeks ago and
was laid up by dinhtheria q, has come
home aud has Just got over
Mr.. McLanhfn, who has been work
ing TO- A. Swanson as blacksmith ], will
soon leave form. D..
Miss Sophia Shoberg, of Royalton, is
visiting Chas. Rnnqulst this week
What were some Of our farmers doing
Sunday. %4 g-z 555 Il. .5| SIS. $
Miss Huldah Ry berg, who has attended
the summe, school in st. Cloud, came
home last week and Intends to teach
school this fall. . = .s5s Il: 4 zs...-.:
Mr.. Solomonson was up on visit to
see his brother Axel Mrs. SolomonsOn
and Mrs. Samelson, Howard and Albert,
were also along to see John S., who is
working for Emil Carlson. > s. =.
John Anderson's dog turned mad
while by the postofice Wednesday with
Mrs. Anderson. He flew on Mr.. Borg
strom and was kicked away and then on
Mrs. Sloucs. aud when Lille and Olive
Peterson passed the store he bit Olive
very seriously in the leg. On Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Peterson went to Royal
ton to see the doctor. The dog was
shot by Mr.. Anderson on Thursday
morning. The doctor was up Monday
aud cut out the poisoned part and also
left some medicine. - S.,<'
A pa, ty was held at Misfeldt'sS1nday.
A large crowd was there, all glad TO
have William Larson among them
again.
Mr.. Vanstrum has been fixing watches,
clocks, sewing machines, organs and all
kinds of jewelry at very low price this
summer.
Miss Eta jacobson is home from the
summer school.
John ForsI and was in on his wheel
Sunday.
Eida Anderson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Swan Anderson, who has been Ill
bed all summer with consumption does
not seem to improve much. Her brother
has had it also, but it looks as If be was
over it.
Hilma Borgstrom is stay ing at Post
master Olson's in Elm Dale.
Axel Borgstrom is staying at Stro-
mans postoffice by Cedar LAKE.
We do not know why some Of our peo-
pie go to the neighbors TO read the
news when they can buy the Paper three
months on trial for quarter.
Mr.. Fridluna was cutting wheat for
Mr.. SundSren Tuesday.
Charley Lunden, who has Teen work.
ing on the saw mill in Little Falls, is
home cutting wheat.
Y. Rubin has sold his land with the
crop as it stands for $11OO and a key of
beer, so we will have new man on the
corner again. Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin in
tend to leave for the old country where
his wife came from couple OF years ago.
DR.. Davis is in Upsala tiwce a mouth
this summer. the first and third Satur-
days at II o'clock.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
DARLING

Aug. u Farmers are very busy. =,
Aug. Lindabl went to the western har-
vest fields. X .= ss4f:a -rz2s. "
The war is in full blast again. : s.:sEf..:
:. Victor Erickson has bought q binder.
=, Mr.. and Mrs John Rehdahl went to
Little Falls Saturday. 49, .s.' ~ e< Nj. ! +
John A. Schelin's place is now called
River Grove mstead Of Riverside farm. (
Miss Selna Johanson has gone to
Minneapolis. ~. ia. 4. ~
Miss Ellen Her,aansoa will 60 to Min
neapoEs this week. 's4 $ MI .s:s: :, ==s,:.
There's 8 good organist at River
Grove. @s u .= 5tzf5; 81:
7: MEG arthy is working il Little
Falls. .t;E .s5s.. x
David Swanson Was in Little, Falls
Saturday $;.: RI. :zs|
There was war near the station be-
tween q mana woman. Not exactly q
Ecredit.to Darling .5aZ !. s=f < !.
Miss Tilda Bergren Is ho has been Wis
siting at River Grove farm for come weeks
returned to ghicag saturday Hugo
Edberg, WHO has been here for rs months
returned with her. ss5#.
Emil Olson went Is the Dako taharvest
fields. n # leach SD
There Will be Snnda school st Freid-
helm Grove,nextS Sunday s5 .5Esz
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
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MORRIL..

s% Aug I'll. G. Vanalstine and Sam
Swinger. went to n. u. to take in thresh-
ing. p S.'~'' ae- -
Frank Troyer and Robt Vessel went
to south arn Minnesota to take in
thresh;ng.
Grant Terrell, OF 'Chowan, is visiting
his brother Eugene here.
Mrs. Mabel Young was picking berries
in the woods and came very near seeing
bear and will pic' no more berries
alone.
Cecil Gideon OF our town and Miss
Elma Stubbs, of Long Lake will be mar
ried on the Goth OF the present month, at
the home OF Miss Stubb's father, near
Long Lake.
A few days since, willie Mrs. Beeler and
daughter Jennie were temporarily alb
their cows took possession, and on their
return they thought it was bear in the
house. Cd,
Matte Geer, OF Royalton, came to
Morrill, from summer school in st. Cloud
on the 4th and visited over Sunday with
friends here. She came up on a wheel.
A hail storm visited Morrill, on Mon
day the 3lst Of July doing great damage
to crops.
A little girl belonging to Ignatius Ma
kolski got lost on Sunday the 9Th, while
herding cows. The little girl disap-
peared at noon, and the alarm was not
given until Z p. m. and only a few turned
out that night. Atl1 O'Clock p. IN. rain
set in, and continued until after daylight
Oh the 7th. The girl was found at. 10
u. M on the seventh, and was. a pitible
sight to see, she had done without food
thirty hours, was bareheaded ,barefooted.
thinly clad and drenched with ram.
1t was pretty much believed that thegirl
was hiding from her father through fear
OF punishment. Mr.. Makolski was
plainly told to be careful in the future,
andthat should the girl be lost again
under such circumstances and not found
that he might suffer some too Fear
took possession OF the people:here that this
case might end in q repetition OF the one
in which little Rose Litka lost her life a
few years ago in an unknown manner in
the woods OF our town. Your cores
pondent here never entertained the belief
that Rose Litka died in any other way
other than by exposure while lost in the
woods, but there are we'll meaning
people who do believe she was murdered
and that she never lost at3all. However
this may be, the real truth will never be
understood.but it will stand people in
hand who put small children to ,herding
cattle in Morrill,, to treat them well, so
that in case OF accidentalloss the SYM
pathy Of the people around them will be
with the parents as we'll as with the lost
one. 49, =, 7 49,. = 80.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

~ 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. n. Landau is
agent and prices range from $500
S. 50.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
HUFF

A little girl9years old, of o.. w. Sui
iivau While cut with h=r mother aud
aunt, last Sunday, some II miles lost
Ills company anu traveied aimlessly for
some time in the woods >bnt finally sh--
f,und a road enthusiastically tOak the
right end of it and came tut at Randall
and IRON there made her way home
where she arrived about $3.50 p. m. iu II
halfdazed condition and very tired The
father started Immediately to hunt the
other part OF the company whom he
found on the way home. they haying
learned Of the little girl On the road.
A bouncing boy arrived at the home
OF Mr. and MRS. Bert Hamlin last week
and as it is the first born they: are very
proud; = - - -..,r-E. :,
= VIM. Strahl took Mrs. a. E. .Boyce
and children to their home in Little
Falls Saturday.
Mr. Kate Gish and Mrs. Nancy Brown
had business at Little Falls Saturday.
Fred HalleLt has bought anew mower
and will now proceed to hayi0g IN earn
nest
Light rain Sunday morning.
The Office OF school district clerk IN
district No. 80 III our town must be
highly prized as it is being held by the
man elected and another is trying to
hold it just for the emouluments or the
honor we will not say which. At the
annual school meeting MBrk Lewis re-
ceived 80 votes out of SO and was de-
clared elected, but this as not a suffi-
Gent majority to convince the former
clerk, Ed. Signor, that the people did not
want his services any longer. hence he
commenced to obstruct the lnduct ion OF
Mr.. Lewis, but ur. Lewis qualified and
received from Mr.. Seal new clerks out
fit and will do the business. There Is
ruou4 lor d lawyer to learn something in
district No.: 80 north side in, the town
of Parker.
H. Oby brought out his new binder
from Little Falls Monday.
Rev. otubbs preached Sunday at m orn-
ing and evening. to fair audiences and
we noticed that the people were a little
more pro lnptin getting together than
for some time past. .... 80. ...,s: u.
+ The following named have left for the
harvest fields Of the Dakota's: A. Carl
sons Gallagher, Mr.: McIlvaine and
there are more to follow.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
GILBERT :; m 8. !.

August j hnson has 1fiaished hay
Il The binders are very busy III. this Yii-
entity at present. but most Of the grain.
has teesn cut already exeaptt that 81.
low lands. 35ss
s Erick Anderson, who has been put ting
turned home Saturd ~ Hesw asaccom
panied by his son Pete, "a o came down;
for visit returned SUNDAY
M Willard Sharon had lnishaps last.
Tuesday was cut ting hay when the
$horses startedo out and u an some dis
5tance and broke the tong ue, leaving the,
mower in g lake The horses were not
injured but the M owe ass badl dam
aged
on Tuttl was at Little alls on.
day
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
!. Get something good to OK
hibit at the Street Fair lit will
pay you as large premiums
are offered.
ELM DALE

Aug. 9.-Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Schrieber,
OF Little Falls, are for few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John KorrolI.
Misses Stella Davies and Eta Jacob
son returned Saturday from st. Cloud.
Mr.. Joslin and daughter Lottie, of
Royalton, called Saturday.
2 Miss Annie Sobieck went to Little
Falls last week. =:
i Mrs. Wittke and daughter Emma, and
Mrs. H.. Olsen and Helma Borgstrom
visited at Christ Sch1ag's Sunday. 49, T.
Il Misses l1arra and Trena Larson, who
came home on account Of their brothers
illness, returned to Minneapolis Wednes-
day. T.. :. 49," ,,.
Miss Helma Borgstrom il spending
this week at her home in Upsala.
Mrs, Robert Carnes, of Two Rivers,
called on friends here Tuesday. :
Misses EJta jacobson and Mary Davis
who had been attending teachers ex-
animation returned Tuesday evening.
Miss Sophia Geek went to Two Rivers
Tuesday. .x.s> .:s =. -. H.. 4 l.....>s
The eight year old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Losotto died this morn
ing The fnne, al viii De held tomorrow
from the Catholic CHI feh.ss.# e. t 81. IL.
II Frank johnson WHIT to Dakota today
where he will be employed as engineer
during the fall. TE = sd: s. ~ %s
Miss Ella Larsoa went to Minneapolis
today. $s .z. @s 4 vi @..s Z.
Sherman BSos has heen cutting the
grass in the school yard this week. He
also cut the brush at the south fence and
:leveled the yard in places. The work is
well done and there is q great improve
most in Tho = ry,oo 10 .,c1,, I,f Tho vo s g.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11


No other lands q Morrison county
are o1df1ffe offered Nor sale at5sseh low p rices
5ae The orth ern Pacific railroad
lands and the terms are the easiest
1possibl only one tenth o. $40 ID
"a cash on 81 forty acres equired In frat
palyment and balance il Or 10
years time with sinteres at the rate
sof pei cent anppIn. Farmers par.
tisularly whos y ant 81 add sto
their farms, but also ANYONE in-
.terested .inIl lands should CO st Hen
ming and hl',s Office and look over
his plats North et'n E acid abroad
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
SWANYlllf !:

Aug. 9th.-John Mcdonald, of. Little
Falls, was a Swanville visitor, on Mon
day. :.., II ssSS..- I'LL. 49,. :; j, 3 r
Ana an by name of KEENAN, was arrested
and broughht before Justice McRea
Monday charged with assault, the COM
plant was made BY August Rushka.
costs which he paid and returned to his
home in Culdrum. z@t Fl ==..z52. $'=.
u J.. 81. Rhodes was q SwaAville visitor
Tuesday. 13>@ 4&s 8 <; S2g ( ... 81
Z Mrs. keenan,, Of Little Fails :is visit
ing with John Arnold: e folks this week.
7; J. s.. .Burgstrom, the photographed
will hereafter make his trips here Oh The
last Saturday and a sunday OF each
month Z fSss.
The fire engine and apparatas for our
town aAived last - eek and was prop
erly tested on Saturday. The appar-
5atus gave entire Satisfaction, aud the
well recently put ia By the village proved
to be sufficient to furnish all the water
needed BY the village in ease of fire as
the engine was busy pumping al the
afternoon Saturday and when il stopped
there was about q feet of ter III Ss| the
well. The engine throws 90 gallons of
water per minute and at the end OIL 600
feet Of hose the stream was thrown i
distance Of $50 feet from the nozzle.
$Swanyille now ,aa % good 4 fire appar-
tus as any city in the state and alt that
sis lacking Isl "a good fire company which
will be organized ut once
Mr.. and Mrs. kinney, Of Royalton. are
the guests of Mr.. and MI ] ohm Penrie
this week Hi ],
..s3 p, 3. Cox was at. Randall Saturday
and Sunda
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
RANDALL

Aug. 9.-Crops are fine here and hay
ing is nearly done.
number OF our men ARE gone ives t.
adlong %hom are Wallace Smith, S. G..
Hindrickson and Mr.. Freidbaugh.
; Miss Hounsom, of Little Falls, spent
Sunday here, the guest of Mrs. s. S.
Langmade. .''
Geo. Calhoun and daughter Mary went
out to Little Falls Sunday to visit
Henry Calhoun. whosis at the hospi tai
sick with Bright's disease.
Miss Mamie Lucas came home from
Minneapolis last week, Mrs: Furlong
accompanied her.
Mrs. Critchlow. OF Motley, who has
been visiting Mrs. Lima Lucas. went
home Monday.
Mrs. David Wentworth, OF Hastings.
is visiting the family Of her bro ther
Wallace Smith.
Emery Mills is building a new house
and expects to move his family into it.
soon.
S. F. Staples and daughter OF Little
Falls. were in town yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society, cleaned the
Congregational church here last Thurs
day. 49,
Miss Ida Huff, OF Little Fails and Miss
Mertie DeMoss, of Parker. spent Sunday
here, the guests of Mrs. Lizzie Lucas
Rev. N. Ruddock, Of l'urtrum, visited
W. Barrows and family Sunday. He
preached in the congregational church
here in the evening
Rev. E. Cox. Of Swanville, spent Snn-
day with Mr.. M. Mueller and. family.
He assisted Rev. Ruddock in the services
at the church Sunday evening.
7 The Up. s. C. f.. elected officers last
Sunday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
OPOLE

Aug. 9.-Quite number of boys OF
Opole went to North Dakota last week
to work in the harvest fields.
Robt. Ross, who has been attending
the summer school at st. Cloud, returned
home last Wednesday.
Frank Zwak came very near having a
bad accident Tuesday. He was riding
a colt home, when Que OF the reins got
loose from the bit, causing him to lose
his balance, and he fell off, one OF his
lege getting entangled in the harness.
The horse dragged him a considerable
distance, but with the exception OF few
bruises escaped uniniured.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblains.
corns. and all skin eruptiens, and positively
cures piles. or no pay required. 1t ia guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Is cents:per box. For sale
by l.. D. Brown, Pioneer Drug Store. Z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
Strayed.

Gray mare, white face, weight about
1900 pounds; about July 5th, from
Little Falls. Please notify F. w. Nit
chell, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

Ed. Jones and B. A. johnson,
partners-in-crime on that weekly,
mirror, the Grand Meadow Record,
came up on the freight Saturday to
spend Sunday at the parental home
OF the latter. j. and j. are a good
team to pull together and are maxi.
ing of the Record a newspaper, the
like of which it is hard to beat
Brownsville Leaflet.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
Apply &c; Once.

For quick sale list your property
with GERALD 4. lAssY .aEo.
and Insurance q mce, oadway,#
Islttle Falls, n inn Yeral barga aims
in houses AMI lot on hand. Best
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
HALF WAY. CREEK

Aug. 8.-Mrs. Euglund is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Gollgeat has moved down in D,
Nelson's house. =
J. Benson is home on visit.
Messrs. Lynch, Depo and .:elsoa left
for N. d. -: 49,. ..'...-..-'.. .
Fred Ryehner is on the sick list.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
Get something good to ex-
hibit ct the Street Fair;itwill
pay you, large premiums are
offered %5ts5 ....s5.z.4syi..}%s
- : -. ~. z z ~ =
i Sale. .

Ny house and two lots, corner
Eighth street and Second avenue.
sout heast, Little Falls. Inquire OF
or address, CHAs. BARNHARDl,.. s35s55.5
t 81 Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
Don't Forget the. Grand
Sire 81 Fair and = !. Har'ves oct Fe e
.tival Sept. II ~ l6 th and 18th.


81 Herb. Il ewman broke his left hand
Sand AZ evening while Wrestling q. 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

The Lie OF Admiral Dewey. by Hon.
John Barrett, late United States Minis
ter to. Siam: viii be published by Harper
& Brothers in the autumn. ~. i < y. rs $2
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

Street Fair Sept. 18th, 18th,
and 10Th. .>.,.>... +.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

; Uncle Reuben had just returned from
his Christmas holiday in New York, and
his mind was confusion OF cinemato-
graphs. self-piaying pianos, automobiles
photographic, etc. When he was asked
which had impressed him most, he sol.
emily replied: "By gosh, the horseless
piano beats 'em wallpapers Round
Table. ss25 -. Is s.-la*>, ~. :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
flfvsB|'IURl I

" Miss Martha Rntz returRad home The
SApst Of the week fron q 4 week in
LATHE Falls
Gregersolls stark III the western
fields Wednesda I.
a Mike ounish went fBsardaly Is
work during harvest. ss ssH,
ohm PeroYlts ~ nrned onI an east.
en- tr.p last Snnd
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11
Little Fails Market Report

Wheat Mol Northel . s. s.. :, 81
WheatNo.2 Northern. :. !. II 6
Flour, Best. per barrel :. % 81
!ss# : ny = LOO
isa Kerr $50 8
s. 2. 40
"a gay g 80
Corn e 40
lossatoes ,new IS
.,s,aan. Nnlte navy 51. co.
nsAns. pro
aa'r
butter, creau .... .... 30
Butter coznoI mi ana prin IS. 5s TO- s u
80. 2 e doH s. 81
Turkeys, ressed. per ID o. 1. 4. .os
aliye. per 40. &. !. .O5 .Oo 81
ChIskens. &. or. a. Is
.O5-.o4s
Gattle. steers. - q
go ~,
Eel sealyes lfvSs psr Il
4hes. 3.
l1s1p. liye IS IS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

A farmer went into the Office of a
Preston, Kan, paper to pay his SUBJ
scription and handed out a $1,000
bill. The. editors friends thought
when the last bulletin was issued that
his chances for recovery were about
even. ..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-11

A member Of the school board in
western village was visiting the
school one day, and the teacher po-
litely invited him to question the pu-
pills. Il reckon I'll try ye on spellin',
said the man. John, spell egg
wiped" But John failed, and so did
1.-THE others. Great was the aston
ishment of the scholars, and the
amusement of the teacher, when the
committeeman spelled the word him.
self-E g-y-p-t. > -. ;.
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