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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-12

with the election and installation Of o.
ncers for the ensuing year the Grand
Council Of the Improved Order of Red
Men. held In the tenth sun OF ths flower
moon. adjourned late yesterday afternoon
and took their farewell Of Seattle AZ .
body ~ the grand concert and reception
given In their honor At Madison park
hast night The council, which has been
in session hero aimee Tuesday last was
one Of tho largest in point OF attendance
and most important In regard to the
amount and nature Of the business trans
acted. ever held in the history OF the or
der In this state The delegates while
here were handsomely entertained. and
one and all left Seattle with only pleas
ant memories q THAR busy visit.
A pleasing feature of the exercises yes
terday afternoon was the presentation OF
. cane TO Judge J. L. NcAurray. OF Ia
coma. the retiring grand sachem- The
stick was gold-headed and appropriately
inscribed.
The officers elected and installed at the
closing session yesterday were - follows:
E. o. Conner, Spokane. great sachem:
John II. Hill, WaliA Walla, great senior
eagamore: l.. E. Wolfe. Seattle. great
junior sasamore: J. L. HcAurray, Taco
chief Of records: John 0sabenbaun, Port
Townsend, keeper Of wampum: W. =. T.
Matches. great trustee: II. ]. Dckfadden,
FAifhaven, great saunup; Joseph Gttner,
Port Townsend. great u1dshinswa; Frank
Buchet. Pomeroy, guard Of wiswam: w.
Delegates 20 the next great council Of
the United States-Lee F. A. Shaw. Of
Walla Was1a. and +. J. Bell, Of Tacoma.
Committee on laws and usage-W. H.
Aetcalf, Vancouver: III. n. Prtngie, Day
ton, ana W. III. Mcnamara, Of Davenport.
Finance committee. H. Mecks. 0po-
kane: n. B2rthlet. Yakima, and E. +.
Carpenter, Cehtralia.
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BREVIT1ES.

The Seattle Schooaulas1ers' Club will
hold Its regular meeting tomorrow MORN
inS. at the office Ct the board Il educz-
sion.
The trial az the TWO cof0rsd hoosblack 3
WHO are charged with ohssrucfing street 3
vas Continued yesterday by Judge Cam
10 Tuesday morning, me reason being that
TIE same matter - before the council.
Judge Jacobs yesterday granted a de-
cree Of isvorce in the case Of Ana asgia
EberharGs vs. III. A. E.b%rhardt, on the
ground Of hatsfsA drunkenness. TIE
plaintiff was refused a decree on account
Of ;ha insufficseocy % her evidence last
week.
Patsy Carroll IS In Jail again. He dis
eslored Iohn R1cny's eye lanai his Jaw
ard gave him an interesting experience in
the scaeTee o. pagiiisn1. Jo1Se Cam fined
f4tsy Sis ans costs IN TIE way 20 the
s~s he would entoy Jus. ole more puncn
at Roony's head.
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AMUsEM ENTS.



John Griffith. who is best remembered
In Seattle for his fine Interpretation or
Goefhe's Faust" opened a three nights
engagement at the Seattle theater last
night in THE Avenger." piece well cali
cuiated to show Mr.. Grifiith's ability as
romantic actor. As the title implies. he
has considerable killing 70 do and he does
tt In a most finished manner. Mr.. Griffith
In an actor Of the James O'Neii stripe. and
has for long time held prominent place
on the American stage. The possessor OF
4 MAGNIFICENT voice and fine stage presence
he holds the attention OF his audience in
All his scenes and imparts touch OF
realism that In seldom seen in actors out
side OF star aggregations. His leading
lady. Miss Kathryn Purnel. k a very
good actress beside being q most attrac-
tive appearing young woman The balance
OF the comnany Is mediocre. a mistake in
these days when one man acting is almost
q thing Of the past. u is not meant by
this that the company n altogether had.
II IL simply not strong enou~h 10 hold
the attention OF the audience while the
star IL of the stage. The staging OF the
piece Is a pleasant feature and the cos
tuning n In accord with the period In
which the characters are supposed to
have existed. isis-1636. The scenes are laid
IN France.
Tonight Edwin Booths version OF Tom
Taylor's Fools Revenge" with Mr..
Griffiths an Bertuccio, the dukes jester.
and Miss Kathryn Purnell as Frordeiisa.
the FOOLS daughter. win be given. This Is
said to be one OF the strongest pieces In
the repertoire.
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cOEDs PLAY HANDDALl..


Finals to he Played 1t UniveRsity
Teday-As lnterslass Meet.
The goods OF the University Of Washing
ton yesterday held the preliminary games
o. their handaai tournament, and today
win hold the finals The playing ysster-
day showed up very well. especially In
the more critical moments. and the work
In general was very creditable
The doubles resulted As follows:
Street Dougan beat Souder-Crueger. IL
q. ei-f7, 2ia.
Hhiie- Mcdonnell bea, ward-Megrath.
Case-Herren beat Brintnai- winsor. 2-zl.
Prosch-Cnfi,h bea. Olney-Porter. 1-12.
waiker-schricker beat Reeves-Lynch, De
IT, N-la
The semt-dnals resulted:
White Mcdonnell beat Prosch-Grtfhth.
N-l3 N-lS
Dougan Street beat waiksr-schricker.
l-O N-s9
Dougan beat walker n-11, n-1o.
Mcdonnell beat Lynch, N-5. us
Souder beat Griffith, IL n, I'LL. 2i-S.
Msxrath beat strses. a-ie. IN n-s-
Herren beat 6chricker. q r. 40.
The finals viii be played today az fol-
lows In doubles: Dougan-Street vs.. Case
Herren The winner will play McDonneii-
The final singles win be between Her
rem, Dougan. Souder. Mcdonnell. Megrath
and Ward
The judges and scorers OF the tourna,-
ment are Misses Louise Ifnand. Anne
Mitchell and Blanche Miracle.
The frat out-Of-door meet OF the season
will be held by the Z. OF w. Athletic As
on Of sss s mss w E es
class. and will be warmly contested by
the u-.fercnt class teams.
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.clIP[D n GDR Like.
Dostfnassoa was BeaeAea vge1nes-
10y A1aeSuesa, WbaSs Tsn4s 1sA
Cablas Awaited the Psssy-A1aes-

The first days trip OF the city council 70
Cedar lake found the party safely
e4scOnced In tents and cabins on the shores
of the lake. every one In high spsnes.
Homer Hnl. alderman from the Second
ward. returned yesterday morning. having
left his colleagues the night before al the
lake.
In speaking Of she trip yesterday after
noon Mr. Hill said: Our first stop was at
onoquAimie. Here we were met b. M
Baksr. who treated ~ with every con-
alteration. We spent half an hour tr-
specfinx the work Of the ssoauzsmis
Power Company. which was found we'll
advanced. Tae immeEsc shaft. which il
go feet deep, In fully ten feet in diameter.
II u Yivefed steel and very strong. which
= necessary. az the pressure At the bot
tom Is Ito pounds 10 the square Inch. Some
Of the party went down the side In al ele
vator TO tne bottom. through the tunnel
aud out BY The steps. thus inspecting the
imprenGs1 nsth the manner Ia winch the
n esx s,ap wa 20 q Herh Bend
where We had lunch We then proceeded
On our way In carriages. The tncessant
The party somsmhas. but ali i IN I'll il was
q delightful ride through the woods. with
stately pine aud mr. trees rearing their
leads hund ,ss i &c., sesvs : w. * Ea ,as
Bend. you can conceive about the kind
81 q road we had to traverse. The climb,
though, was gradual. consequently we did
'sThs party reached the laks between
Z and O'Clock In the afternoon Frank
Oieson. secretary OF the board OF public
worka, had preceded us. and when we ar
rived everything vas in readiness for our
reception. Capt. Taylor and Mr.. anidoon,
Whe had not stood the trip a. well - the
eth1gs, were taken to the surveyor
cabins, which were warns and home-ltks.
Tents were placed at the disposal OF the
othorA ~
The lake Il . beautiful little body Of
Watos, four mikes long and three-Quafters
81 atmlie wide. 4 IL surrounded by noun
taino Ton feet higher. covered with per-
pctuai snow. Thus. while IL ID warm In
Seattle ice cold streams will be feeding
the lake. Had the weather not been 70
lissgreeable. We would have gotten on
thr@e nnilea below the mouth, and walked
10 the lake. This. though. the party Will
% while up there. Every one took along
fishing tackle. - that they might COM
btna pleasure with work.
s6olns Of the party VIII return Saturday
BY way 0f Palmer and the Northern Pa
cffic. and the balance by way OF North
Bend"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-12
SUES ron BREACH OF PROMISE.
Louise Acvey Wants 96O,OOO Fron
Patrick Kaeally, Of Circle.

Papers were prepared late yesterday
afternoon in q $4,000 breach Of promise
known miner Of Circle City. Alaska.
The plaintiff Is Louise Mcvey. who has
also lived at Circle City. Alaska A few
days ago she had Kneally arrested for as
sAult and battery. The case brought out
the story that trouble occurred in the
Northern hotel between Kneally. Miss or
Mrs. Mcvey and Mrs Kneally No z
kneally failed to put In defense and
was fined SO.
The story of Louise Mcvey is that she
knew kneally at Circle City. and that he
promised to marry her She claims that all
went we'll after they left Alaska and went
TO San Francisco. until Kneally took a trip
to New York city. He returned to San
Francisco. and then trouble commenced.
The parties are now on their way back
TO Circle City. Kneally Is represented as
owning claims valued at $15o.00O.
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vestment Comp.ny. part lot s. sc -. {
II r. Ekfund. e.. e NIX. TO Albert J.
Buhts. lot = nsock Z tnncae DAYS L.
= Chtshela to Charlotte II RumSey.
und = lot 1 8 and . = ne = &c s. =.
= q October q, IL. q. G.. -
. e ne = &C & =, r & May (. q C.. -.
sheriff to Noere Investment Company.
lot 3. block ., Poutfua "a id. May :. Se0e.1o
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and George Hyde Preston expect 10 clean
UP over $4,000 from their claims.
A negro named William Daily was ar
rested sor stealing provisions from min
err He was tried by the trustees or the
city and was sentenced TO receive ten
.ashes on his hare back, the punishment
to DC indicted By City Marshal Waliing-
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HOSPITAL AT .RMY POST.
QuaPtermaster Robinson Will Open
BlAs for Its Construction Today.

Bids for the contract for the construc-
ton OF the hospital at the Magnolia blum
army post win be opened today at the Of
nee OF Assistant Quartermaster Robinson.
The building IL TO be situated on the north
side of the clearing, and Is TO be modern IN
every particular.
Nichols & Crothers are the contractors
on the officers quarters and the barracks.
They win likely put In a bid for the hos
pital contract The allotment for the
building was recently made by the secre-
tary Of war.
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WASHINGTON. May il.'Today's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows:
Agaslabls ca sil balance :. ..... $e5i. oCS SIS
Gold reserve .. 80. .............. 81. 934 IA
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The United States revenue cutter Bear.
ant Tuttle, cast anchor In Elliott bay
yesterday. The Bear 10 on her way north
ana win take Rev. Sheldon Jackson on his
tour Of inspection Of government reindeer
stations. She will remain in the hAroor
several days.
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FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. May II. lS9s.
Fair.
q. g. DEPARTMENT CT A0RfCCL
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. May II, 1899.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15
G5e77T 50 = e 80 = Y
.G. 4. Officers.

$ Workman Post, 6. A. R.: has
elected the foil owing officers for the
ensuing year: " <
Comuandel-W. e: Harting. 80
Senior Vice Commander-M. D.
Hnff.
Junior Vice Comman der -. T.
I'.ude.
Qnartermaster-F J Farranh. =.
Officer Of the Day-H. G. Van Bns-
kirk.
Ineid. Guar'l-M. Bryant.
Seryeant-H Eha'on
'haplain-S. bingham.
Delega ties to Department Conven-
tiuH-Dura Corbin and J. Il. Nor
ton
.AIterna te-F. J. Farrand.
The present Adjutant.' j. II. Nor
ton, will be reappointed by the COM
mander.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
10.S0 n m Sorvinoa

NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN
1920 p. IN. Services.
s. K. THoLLEHAUG, Pastor
GERMAN Ev. LUTHERAN.
Service on Sunday, Dec II, at $3.50
p. IN. in the Norwegian Lutheran
church.
K. REUTER-, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services on Sunday next I'D in
Advent) as follows:
1O:45 a. m.-Morning prayer, lit
any and sermon.
Noon-Sunday school and bible
class.
2:30p m.-Baptisms:
7:30-Evening prayer and SER
mon. Service OF admission to Broth.
erhood OF st. Andrew when a NUN.
Der will be admitted to the associa-
ton.
Addresses A. Nj. ministers OF
Christ anu their Duties" Cor. " i
to 5. p. NJ The St. Andrews
Brotherhood annual address.
Full music. All are cordially in
vited.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15
R. n. Officers.

The Royal Neighbor Camp, n. W.
A., elected the following officers Fri
day evening:
Olacle-Mrs. 7. J. Mathieson.
Vice Oracle-Mrs. A. Nichols.
Recorder-Mrs. r. Heron.
Receiver-Mrs. G. Nj. A. Fortier.
Chancellor-Mrs.C c. H. Brown.
Marshal-Mrs. w. 81. Hall.
Inner Sentinel-Mrs. G Enke.
Outer Sentlnel--Miss Cora Houl-
som.
Manager, three ,years-Mrs. E. VI .
Mcintyre.
Phys,cian-Dr. G. NJ. A. FOrtier.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15
BAPTIST CHURCH

Subject OF morning sermon Goods
Hand seen in Missions" Every
Christian who needs encouragement
and who does not??-ought to hear
this. sermon. It will be illustrated by
an interesting chart at the close,
Subject Of evening serm on. The
! ntfidePs Laughing Target" An i.
teresting sermon for every body,
Text Illustrated BY chart. ].
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15
COME AND GONE

NJ. T. 'Spooner OF Willard was in the
city Saturday.
Attorney r. s. Clar was up from
|, Royalton Saturday.
G. H. Ecklurd was down from Lincoln
Saturday.
j. X. Martin was up from Roya1ton
Sunday
NIB. Mitchell of St. Clou was in the
city Monday.
e. }. Peterson. chairman OF the Elm
Dale board Of supervisors, was in the
city Monday.
Ross Davis OF Mp|s. is visiting bis
brother, Nc. Davis.
Otto Schleusener OF Pine City visited
relatives here Sunday.
Gilbert Richard returned to Bemidji
Monday.
Miss Maud Wood OF Verndale visited
relatives here
4H 1913 " ltnHleE EttuIutu 10 CL. ClOuU
( Saturday.
Geo. Swindell came up from the Twin
Cities Saturday.
thas. Case of & .od|and, Ind attend
ed the funeral OF hi- brother-n-l law,
| Stephen Beaudreau, Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Z, Ed. Davidson of Per-
| ham visited Mr.. and Mrs. Shorey.
a. Drl1acy Wood was III the city Tues
! day.
T.. 4. Musser of Muscatine visited his
cousin, 4. d. Musser.
Mr.. r. h. Cox and daughter OF VIM
bledon. n. D., are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. &. Staples.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

According to- travelling men who
have been at Grand Forks lately.
there is little hope OF this recovery OF
w. C. Andrews, the veteran ira vel
ingman, who was badly hurt recently.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

= Don't forget the big st. Panl Dry
Goods store in your holiday peregri-
nationsIt's filed with suita BILE
Chings for gift-giving. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15
MdCCabee Officers.

The Macca bee tent has elected the
following 0 Ulcers:
Comma nder-Ed. Snow.
Vice Comm ander-E. F. Shaw.
Recorder-B. G. Bradley.
Chaplain-John Hanegan.
Sergeant--W, j. Gierok.
Master at Arms-F.. E. Hall.
1st. Master Of Guards-Mr. Smart
"a Master OF Guards-M. Barden.
Sentinel-Mr, Peterson.
Picket-Mr. Swanberg.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

P. Il. Newman has bought 100
acres Of land two miles and a half
east Of the city. He will use it to past
ure horses.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

A paper mill to make paper out OF
barley straw is being built at Man
haitian. Montana.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

Buy your holiday goods now, and
avoid the rush OF the last few days.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

John Vertin was in Bismarck. \
d., this week on land business.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

AhlSS eliH a COId. Nuue OCl VI Anl .
and Mrs. Chas. Gotta Of Gravelville,
died at the home of her parents,
Sunday, after a short illness, aged
"a years.
The funeral was held from the
church OF St. Francis Xavier. in this
city, Wednesday morning.
Stephen Beaudreau, aged 48 years,
a we'll known farmer of the town Of
Little Falls, died about 3 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, after an illness Of
but two days, of Inflammation of the
bowels. Mr.. Beaudreau became i'll
early Saturday morning. and but few
of his friends knew of his sickness
until they were shocked by the news
OF his death.
Mr.. Beaudreau came to this coun-
ty from St. Mary, Ill.,, about 1882,
first settling on the Platte river near
Rice lake. Not many years ago he
moved nearer the city. He leaves
a widow and twelve children.
The deceased was an Industrious
and valuable citizen, much esteemed
by his neighhors and friends.
The funeral took place from the
church OF st. Francis Xavier
Wednesday morning, and the re-
mains we're Ibid a5 rest in the Catho-
lie cemetery.
The Masonic lodge will give a
dance on the evening OF Dec. 29uh.
DR.. A. E. Senkler, the we'll known
St. Paul physician, died Sunday
morning of peritonitis.
Straight business brings lots OF
business at Viktor Bros. Read what
they have to say and see what they
do.
Sank Centre Avalanche: Mrs. Tom
Clary, whose serious illness in Mime.
apolis we mentioned in our last issue,
has SO far recovered as to be able to
return to Sank Centre, and is now
stopping with her brother, W. E.
! Dobbs.
Wadena Tribune (7th): Friday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.. Whit.
ney entertained Mr.. and Mrs, W. II.
Ryan, Mrs. F. C. Field and Mr.. and
Mrs. Schallern OF Little Falls in
honor OF their guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis also of Little Falls. Mr. and
Mrs. SchaIlern, who are neighbors OF
the Lewis family, were visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan.
Miss Booker read an excellent pa
Per at the meeting Of the SHAKESPEARE.
an Ethics club Wednesday, being a
comparison OF Hamlet with King
Claudius. It provoked an ANNA ted
! discussion. The club will take Up
after the holidays the.study Of Goth
eilo," one Of the greatest Of Shake:
speare's tragedies and a series OF in,
structive and entertaining papers
may be expected. 5 * 7. i. =s.....s==
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

New Years dance given by the fire
men, New Years night, IAN. :1st
1900.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15
Clayin & Tanner. OF .Bemidji have
started a saloon at Cass Lake. z<xsz. -.

The annual sale~of st. GATHERINGS
Guild Melted the neat sum If $135.
The Drevfus CASE play will ap-
pear at Gross opera house Jan: 10.
The iron for the N, P. bridge super
structure is expected to arrive next
week.
The family OF Fred Stangl will
move bis family to Melrose next
week.
Senator Buckman sent IS men to
his Grand kapiis camps Friday
Il; ght.
Sam Michaels is in charge OF an n.
p. carpenter crew working in Mime
apolis.
J. Adam Bede VIII speak at the
kova,ton Farmers Institute, Dec.
21st.
J.C. Fetherspil has received a nice
new stock OF meerschaum and sweet
briar pipes for the holiday trade.
Telephone, have been put in at he
second precinct fire station and the
Minnesota Mill Co. Is east side ele7a-
tor.
Blair Bros. returned from Sank
Centre Friday. They have COM
pleted threshing work for the sea-
son.
The paper mill was shut down
Saturday forenoon to repair a coup.
ling on the man shaft near the water
wheel.
The Royalton Banner says that
Geo. Geissel has written thai be is
much pleased with his California
home
The members Of the NJ. +. church
made their pastor, Re,. Smith, the
guest at IL pleasant pound party
Monday night.
VIM. Forbes wasss down from Axe
ley for few days. He is working in
q sawmill there and will move his
family to that place.
Regarding that pipe on the bridge
the only good reason any citizen
would want it to stay there would
be-because he can't help it.
Miss Allie Murphy, stepdaughter OF
VIM. RAIDER of Delano, will be mar
ried to Charles Mcdonald, cashier OF
the Eden Valley bank, Dec. 9th. =.
The Passion Play and war pictures,
under the direction Of Mr.. Howard,
were shown to fair crowds at the
opera house Thursday and Friday
evenings last week.
NJ Jacobson the horse dealer,
was married in st. Paul Thanks
giving day to Miss Bessie Marks of
that CITY. Mrs. Jacobson will live in
St. Paul until spring.
The brick yard expects to make
more brick next year. 0. Duclos
will increase his capacity from 8, 600
900 to 100000. Mr.. sprandelf from
1900, 900 to 3, 100000.
Sister Leo OF the Third Order of
st. Francis miss Parmeiia Richard)
returned to Rock Island, Ill.,, Mon
day, after visit with her father,
Edmond Richard, who is very ill.
J. W. Ball was kicked quite badly
above the eye by a horse Thursday
evening last week. He stumbled
against the animal in the dark sta BILE
and scared it. Nj. Ball was laid up
but few days.
W. R. Jones returned Saturday
f. ON Idaho, where he has been work
ing with an n. P. telegraph crew
along the new Clearwater branch.
He will cook on the Crow Wing for
Bonham OF Park Rapids.
The Little Falls Humane Society
has elected G. h. Brown, president.
c. B. Buchanan aud Chas. E. Vasaly
vice presidents;- II. N. Harding, treas
urer; and F. E. Hail., secretary. A
lady representing the state society
will soon be here in it's Interests.
.~-, BAPTIST CHURCH. : d.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

The Little Falls Humane Society
has elected G. 81. Brown, president.
c. B. Buchanan aud Chas. E. Vasaly
vice presidents;- II. N. Harding, treas
:urer; and F. E. Hail.. secretary. A
lady representing the state society
will soon be here in it's iaCerests.-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15

Very suitable for Christmas pres.
ents are those ladies' slippers at Vik-
tor Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-15
CITY SCHOOLS DURING NOVEMBER.
Report Of Supt. Rowe, Presented to the
Board at Their Meeting
Dec. 2.

'.> LITTLE FALLS, MINI.
Dec ). 1890. :.
TO Board Of Education
GENTIENES: Below is the report
OF the enrolment, punctuality, ETC.,
i'll the schools OF Little Falls for the
month ending Nov. "a. 1899: