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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18
Gre stone Locals.

Creston. lis still on the mend
and few new buildings are ieinr
pnt up Nil the time
L. J. Sax'on is preparing Ia
build between tn. Crestone Drug
store and l.. 4. Stitts meat mar.
k"', ON Galena Avenue.
Colonel Rearlon is prernring "a
build nice large building on
his lot on Gslena Avenue.
D. W. Cook who is employed at
Moila' as receiver for the San
Luis Milling aud Mining Co. came
mp Sunday on business and to .ee
his family.
Several Of til. stone masons
from Spanish Creek came up Mon.
day evening TO 20 To work on the
Davis building.
There nr. four teams haulin,
rock for the foundation of III. resi-.
dencr Of II. B. Davis.
John Welch Of Lower Sasuucbe
is over with some fine saddl. horses
for sale.
Little Georg. Collored shot him.
self in the right leg Friday after.
noon. DR.. Lord WAS called aud
reports G.org" doing nicely nj,
this time.
DIR. Lord spent Sunday Al,
Snguacl..
Garriston and wife. of MotIui.
came in Sunday aud remained
un,il Monday.
Elmer Redman went To Snlidn
Monday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

Chinese are dangerous enemies, for
they are treacherous. That's why all
eounterfeits OF DcWitts Witch Hazel
Salve are dangerous. They look like
DeWitt'-. bu, instead Of the all healing
witch hazel they all contain ingredients
liable TO irritate th. skin and cause blood
POISONING. For piles. injuries and skin
diseases use the original and genuine De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Rice Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

Af;er many intricate experiments.
scientists have discovered methods for
obtaining all the natural digestants.
These have been combined in the pro
portion found In the human body and
unit.d with substances that build up the
digestive organs, making IA compound
called kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It di.
ges,s what you eat and allows oil dys.
peptics TO eat plenty Of pourishing food
while the stomach troubles are being
rapidly cured by the medicinal agents i,
contains. II is pleasant To take and sill
give quick relief. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

W. ii. Harvey's new book,
Coin on Money, Trusts and I'm
pcriali.m." is now out. W. j.
Bryan says This book ought TO
be read by every voter. The ar
gumcnt Is close and the Illustrations
apt. 1t will greatly aid our cause"
The book sells for the small sum
Of % cents For sale at this Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

Men are lining up where they
belong, honest men on one side
and boodiers on the other. A. NJ.
Stevenson, the lobbyist and noto-
rious boodler, has deserted the sill
yer republican cause and joined
the Mckinley forces. The reason
given is that the democratic party
is no longer silver party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

". ID. Took, formerly Clerk
and Recorder of Rio Grandc
county. is now General Manager
for the Lave Stock Vaccine and
Medicine Company, Denver. His
company sells the Pastcur vaccine
for blackIcg IN cattlc.-Prospcctor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18
MRs. WHITLocK.

The vol in the fable put on Sleeps
clothing because II he travelled on his
own reputation he couldn't accomplish
hts purpose. Counterfeiters Of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve couldn't sell
their worthless salvcs on their merits, so
they put them IN boxes and wrappers
like DeWitt's Look out for them.
Take only 'eWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
1t cures piles and all skin diseases.
Rice Drug Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

Uncle Billy" Cochran was
dragged Friday by horse. In get
ting off the horse his foot caught
in the stirrup and being unable to
hold the horse WAS dragged quite a
distance before he WAS able to free
himself. He was pretty badly
stitfened up and has since been
scarcely able to get around.
Hooper Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

Engagements of gold Tuesday
for shipment to Europe foot up
$1,000, 900, of which S2, 100000 is
for Barring, Magoun & Co, and
100000 for Hcidelbach, Ickel.
hcimcr 4 Co. The total engage
mcnts for the week thus far is S.
800. 900.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

Don't bother with that old bin-
der. We have mum ber of NEW
McCORMICKS, Now On Hand.
Can start them quick.
HoRS a WHITE. Ag's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

THERE is more land under cul.
,ivation in the valley than can be
wntered in dry times. Something
must be done to prevent the water
going to waste or many good farm.
ers and citizens will leave the val.
ley. A portion, at least. of the
internal Improvement fund of the
state should be devoted to reclaim.
ing the arid lands Of tins great
and fertile valley-the half of
which has not yet been plowed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18
Nerves Like a Flat-Iron.

A woman who suffered for three years
from nervous prostrat'on snys, two bot
ties Of Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound
effected complete cure. She hardly
knows today whether she has nerves or
not, as she never feels them. 1t Ia cor
tninly n wonderful remedy. Sold by
Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

Men are taking sides upon grea,
issues. There are some men re.
puted great who are crossing the
line from old democracy to the
republican colum where they right.
fully belong. And on the other
hand there are multitudes who are
leaving modern republicanism to
Join the progressive parties repre-.
sentcd by ". J. Bryan where tn,
masses rightfully belong.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

.'rirpI;l t' months 81 Jun~ aud
July our bnb, was t~thing and took a
running OH u the bowels and -ickn-~-
Of th. stomach says u. y. N. HolliJa,
.f D-minH. Ind. Ills bowels would
moy" from live To eight time. u day. |
had a bottle u Chamberlain Collc,
Cholera and Diarrho~a l~mc,, IN The
hous' and sa," him four drops In n ten
siooaful II water aud he go, better u,
once" Sold by liiccs Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18
The Only Headache Cure.

Frank J. Baker, OF Colorado Springs,
says; "krause's Headache Capsules Is
the only remedy that ever checked my
sick headache, and have cured scores
OF my friends with them" Price 2.5c
Sold by Rice Drug Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

The Hooper Press makes some
bold assertions in relation to the
candidacy of Judge Holbrook for
denomination. The Press says,
:. He never would have been elected
in 81 but for the corrupt use Of
money" etc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

First class ranch Of lGo acres, No
Alkall-iO acres broken-wire for fenc-
ing. Price $500. Address Advertiser.
Bowen, p o. Colo
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

CAR LOAD OF good ,wine ar
rived this morning. Come quick.
Horn d WHITE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18
marched

The boys who marched
shoulder to shoulder in Luzon two
years ago marched side bv side in
Denver Monday. Gen. Hale and
CAPTAIN Grant marched with the
men.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18
l:r~at Rark l~lAud.

II will II. ~ interest To Colorado p-o.
pie 10 know that the Rock Island hn.
again interested itself IN their behalf
md placs,d cheap rates in effect, whereby
the, can visit eastern points ut n rats OF
one FAR" plus e. for the round trip. The
Rock island pas~enger departmen, has
announced through the Western Pass.
enger Association, It's extension to
arrange for additional independent, c,s,
bound excursions, Colorado to Missouri
rysr points and Chicago. Sp-c,al one
night out trains will leave Pueblo at
e.i5 =. M, Colorado Springs nt 3;,5 p. M.
and Dcnyer at 1i5 D. tn. on August 10,
September !. and u and tickets will tr
good for final return until October a.
4 special one night out excursion train
will l"ay" Denver. Pueblo and Colorado
Springs. for Chicago, on August -. at n
rat" II on. fare Tor the round trip. on
account ~ the q. a. Il. convention n,
Chicago rh-~~ q. A. u. rate. ar" IN
effect for all regular trans August - Ia
q, inclusive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

Green Corn now ready for delivery
Leave orders at gardens.
c. S. ALDRIcu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18
Dress Making.

by Miss Annie +. Edstrom. Monroe
street. between 2nd and 3d Ave
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

Ny stock ot Undertaking Goods has
arrived and am prepared to attend To
business IN the Undertaking line For
the pr-e.n, my headquarters will bc al
the warehouse II w. j. Clark.
" LILLIAN WOODS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18
Board by bay or Week.

With or without room. Three doors
west of the Exchange Bank on LIST
Avenue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-18

FoR SALE-A well work team
of horses. Enquire at this Office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
G@arf aber ri6tt8-

General syobn 81. 8eattp. Elm be-
fainter Hepublitaner unD iebr erfolgz
ret9er Banter in Columbus, Sbio.
ma9t fetnem Merger iiber bic republic
tanif4e Platform unb bic Termination
in 1ebr 5tarten Musoriiden Quft.
Die platf FORM nennt Ct etnen 9auz
fen freezer Mnmabungen, psrmi19t nit
Elm tpenig 9eu@elei unb iebr oielen
2iigen.
SD boffe"'. 10 1agt ct. roaB bas
9idet gef@lagen tpirb, Mc&tnlep tit
Elm biirgerlt9er 8etrug uno RooieDelt
lit Elm militdrii@er 8etrug. Sd perbe
bas Stdet ni9t itimmen. SIS Derbienti
gel4lagen gu iperben. Sd tpeib nt&t.
ob i@ fir ben anreren &erl itimmen
tperbe, aber es i4eiut mir, oab i'd gel
3ipungen bin, BON 5tpei l1ebeln bas1
fleinere gu tpGblen; aber UNI ebrli4 3uI
fem, n1uB id geiteben, oab meine|
Meinung iiber 8rpan INNER siinittgerl
mirb, @r lit obne alien 3peifel aufz
ri9tig unb itderli4 itebt ct benz @olte|
nGber. Nnberer1 eits lit Mc&inlep ber'
Mann Der Nei9en, er 1T gar tetn
Mann bes 8oltes. gamma mar bet
&egent, ber high cockalorum", 1T
oer Contention. Sn Der Shut 1T
9qnna Elm ungebtlbeter @iel, Elm poltz
ti59er vblunderer".
ST. empfdngt gang einfa9 pas CT
fault, ober ptelmebr mas bic Tabritanz
ten fir i'm taufen. sic lietsrn oas
@elb unb ct giebt es aus. Die Con-
BENTON in pbilabelpbia beitano faft
gan3 unb gar aus 8ean1ten uno @emz
teridgern; ale bereit, um eines @mtes
tpillen auf bic ante gu fallen. sic baz
ben ni4ts inn @inn als bas Nmt uno
oas @alGr; I'M oas Wobl oes 8oltes
tiimmern Tie 1t4 ni4t."
Qlls man i'm fragte mas ct bon Der
@rtldrung in ber Ylatfor in 8e5ug
auf ausldnbi1 &eGrrungeni&aften uno
bic politit ber Mbn1inif trution balte,
5agte ct: SIS lit eine 2iige. 9dtten
mir einen @ngldn0er an Der @teQe BON
esSobn 3ap, 10 t0nnte ct ben @ngldnz
Bern ni9t nebr in bic 9dnbe fpielen
als bie1 Ter. Sd CLAUDE, oab man ietz
nen @obn als @pion I'M Snterehe
Gn9lanbs na9 pretoria ge1@idt bat
unb baB Macrum feline @teQe perlor,
neil er ni@t als @pion bienen tpolte.
@r 1T Elm gu anitdnbiger Menl ID, un1
in elmer 1ol&en @igeni&aft gu btenen.
Sic iibrigen @rtlGrungen iiber unlere
aus1dnoil &en @rrungenl&aften unb
unfere Yolitit fino ni@ts als bun
combe" unb fal14e DariteQungen."
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
Sic Mera Der Yrotperttdt

Ser 8eri4t ber 0unn'f&en 9an<
belsagentur fir ben Monat Wat
1pri@t gauge 8dnbe. Sn bteiemSabre
tpur6en in ienem W}pnate 947 8ante=
rotte angen1elbet gegen 581 i'm lelben
Monate bes Woriabres. Sic 9erbtnbz
li@teiten in bte1em Sabre beltefen Itd
auf muir $23,771, 10000, gegen$3, 800
$500 i'm leBten Sabre.
s}erner beiBt es: r9ie 8anterotte I'M
Mai maren ni@t nur bic 9r0bten, sic
IN bielem Monate iemuls gu per3et4<
men tparen, felt mir Sud- bariiber. gez
fiibrt 6aben, fonbern in ben 80 Monaz
ten, iiber tpel9e ii4 uniere 8erthte erz
5treden, CAB es nur feds, bic dbnlt@
groBe DECENTRALIZATION auf3umet1en
batten."
Ser 8eri@t 1agt ferner, baB bic Inz
aabl Der tleineren 8anterotte i'm Mat
cine auBerorbentli@ 9roBe mar unb bic
aller friiberen Sabre, nit elmer einotz
gen MusnabH1e, iiberftetgt.
unb gerabe btes lit Elm i4lagenber
8emeis bafiir, baB bic btelgeriibmte
profperitdt b0@ftens cine profperitdt
Der Struts 1T, bic auf benz &uin Der
tleinen @ef4dftsleute, bic na4einan<
Der an bic Wanb nehriidt 1perben, Be-
qriinbet 1T.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
H~
huff

July 31.-Our town of Parker is ii a
great tu,!.oil just now, and only for the
reason that men cannot agree as to
what is right between man and man,
and some do not know their own pro-
perty from that OF their neighhors
S. F. Bennett and VIM. E. Bennett,
brothers, had little law suit out at
Little Falls Monday and in consequence
quite a humber of our citizens had to
leave their work and go to town.
And now within a week W. H. Gish
and Mr.. Oby and sous will try to settle
matters between them before Justice G..
F. Parker, as they seem unable to settle
between themselves.
Haying is progressing fine, and the
hay is good.
Wheat will he hal vested this week. A
light half crop.
Unless more rain falls very soon corn
will be very light. Potatoes good.
Years ago we heard that to call Calls
tail leg did not make it leg. which is
true, but to fail to call a caIfs tail tail
does not make it not a tail. Now the
Warerville Advance (Rep.) says Mckin-
ley is not all Empero, OF the Philippines
because the republican party does not
call him Emperor. Yet, Queen Victoria
is not often called Empress OF India, but
! who says she is not
1t would be just as we'll to call all
| things by their true names so that every
thing would be plain and then the simple
might understand.
We hear that one of our old bachelors
(Abe Sihley) has caught 'housekeeper
We hope she may be a sweet ha! ha!
Our school meeting in District Is had
quorum last Saturday evening and
transacted all it's business in a salts
factory manner.
Miss Carrie Batter Of Royalton was
visiting with w. H, Gish's family Mon.
day and Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
HOlDlNGF0RD

July 24-Andrew Diedrick returned
home last Saturday from Little Hillmau
where he has his cattle ranch, aud report
plenty Of feed and grass in that country
The Misses Wench, OF Richmond, spent
week here visiting relatives.
Edward Wardian is the owner of q
new high grade bicycle.
Our creamery is enjoying the largest
run it ever had since establishment.
Frank J. Ruff moved into the village
last week and is in the employ Of BATE
Ehler's -four mill. Robert Hag5r re
signed.
RumOrs are that Zimmerman Bros
will open saloon in Stephen Diedrich'l
saloon building on August LIST.
Miss Anna Young is spending a few
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Young.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
UPSAlA.

July 31.-Albert Kulander and Bartel
johnson left for Cyrus Monday.
Hima Ekstroro is on the sick list.
Bill Johnson was in Grey Eagle Mon
day.
Farmers commenced harvel ting last
week.
Gust Carlson OF Elmdale went to Up
sala Monday on his wheel.
Miss Eta jacobson was seen in the
village Sunday.
Chas. Luudin went to Upsala Sunday
On his wheel.
Lambert Peterson left for the west las t
week.
The striDg-ps6a OF upsa,a went to
Elmdale Sunday to play in the Union s.
S. Building.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Carlson
Wednesday son.
\ surprise party was held Thursday
by the members OF the mission church
to surprise Rev. aud Mrs. Bolin who re-
turned from months visit very far of
Miss Betsey Johnson OF Illinois is vi
sting at Cpsala this week.
\ school meeting was held Saturday
evening at the..school on Sec. Is.
A rattle was held by Mr.. Thompson
Saturday night. The rifle was won by
small boy.
A meeting was held at n P. Peterson 8
7 ursday evening.
Oscar MortensoD, Alfred Rehrson and
Martin Mortcnson left for the west
Thursday.
Miss Lena johnson is around looking
for place to stay. She does not seem to
enjoy herself very much up here.
Gust Nelson has purchased a new hay
rake.
\ dance was held at Sakarias Lin
strans' Saturday.
Miss Annie Anderson is working for
Mr.. John Johnson.
Eddie Peterson is still employed at P.
,]ohnson's.
There are quite few pedlars hanging
around this season.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
Sa 8a,ter, oaS 1T >paS atapereS.

Gin @olbat, Der iiingit bon ben
pbiltpptnen 5uriidtebrte, er3Gblte fol-
9enbe @ei@tebte, bic gu bibf4 1T, als
bab iie berloren geben follte: Seine
@ompagnie tebrte bon einems @ecogz
nos3ierungs3uge 3uriid, uuf benz biI
meiiten TIRE Rleioer eingebiiBt batten.
8or elmer Mobnung neben elmer gro>
BEN @tetnttr@e 1ab ct 3tpei Qembtn
auf elmer Seine bdngen. 1a Ct ielbit
muir nod Elm babies 9emb auf benz
@uden battle, bef@lob Ct fofort, ft&
ems berfelben an3ueignen. @s tam
aber cine Grau aus benz 9aufe unb
fu@te i'm baran gu binbern. Oils Ct
iebo@ 3ugriff, rief iie in gutem @ng<
lid: r@ie tperben bafiir am iiingfen
Sage gu 5aben baben." St antpor=
ttte: rMenn Sic mir fol@ langen gr:<
bit seben, 70 nebme i@ beibe 8emben,"
mas ct aud fofort that.
50 ersabH bic @bitasp Dails Ne1ps
pom1 q. sunni, unb bdH 6its fit
rf,nart". ~. 49,,
9a*t Elm &agple ober Surte ae<
tnagt, elmer Mn1sraoRerix b. 9em6en
5u tteben. TO mare 1ofort Elm biplen,a<
tAder 3nifaenfau baraus entfaxben.
man bdtte $1Oo,Oo0.O0 @dabener1aB
perlanst, nnb i'm interchangeable biefe
2eute init elmer Nsuaeburt Der Trei>
bent befaentt, bereR 11ene ultb ebrense
Qkranttportliafeit bas amerifaniide
Bolt 6apou getragen bdtte" mad ben
Worta1 ber fanoien pbilabtlpbia
YIotforn1. - Might makes right.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03

The:yolk OF the egg spoils quicker than
the white. For this reason it isimportant
that the yolk should be surrounded with
layer Of white. II the egg is placed on the
side or large end the heavy yolk will set
tie to the bottom and come in contact
With the shell, which admits the air. If
t is placed on the small end it will al
ways have layer OF white between it
and the shell. Eggs absorb odors easily,
therefore only odorless materials should
be used when packing them.-August
Ladies' Home Jurnal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
Dentistry Or Of 1 +; II; & T:;;:
will be at Hotel Royalton
Monday and Tuesday, Aug.
6 and Z,

Young people should secure a
thorough, practical education by at
tending areliable and thoroughly es'
talished commercial college. Brain
erd Business college offers superior
advantage in instruction in Book.
keeping, shorthand, typewriting, etc.,
at the lowest rates and the shortest
possible time. School open all sum-
mer. Send for circulars and terms
to PROF. LEWIS n. VATH,
BIainerd, Mimi.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
MINNEAPOLIS Tribune.

Among the dailies of Minnesota g
Twin Cities, the Minneapolis Tribune is
unquestionably entitled to rank as the
leading republican paper, for it is the
only one that stands by the party's
principles through thick and thin. AS a
result of it's faithfulness, combined with
it's great enterprise as newspaper, it
enjoys the largest circulation OF any in
the northern cities, it's average for year
ending March 81. 1900, being so, 1855.
The Tribune's new service is thorough
~ up to date. In addition to the very
full service OF the Associated Press, it
shares with the New York Tribune the
special cable war service prepared in
London by 1. N. Ford, and it's corps of
special correspondents, who send in their
news over the wire, embraces the ma
tional capital, the metropolis, and the
entire northwest. This special service
covers North Dakota and South Dako-
ia very thoroughly, in addition to Min
nesota, Iowa, Wisconsin. Montana and
the Pacific coast.
The Tribune's editorial columns are
terse and vigorous, and in addition to
treating all political and current ques-
tioDs with great intelligence and logical
acumen, bear evidence of unusual liter
ary culture. especially in the Sunday
edition. And the Sunday edition Of the
Tribune, by the way, is news and liter
airy gem. In it's various instructive
features, it's stories. it's illustrat lions,
it's correspondence, ETC., it is entitled to
rank alongside of the best magazines,
it's broad pages, numbering from 80 to
Ga, containing quite as much matter.
A very taking feature OF the Tribune
is the cartoon department, presided oyer
by "Doc' Bowman, whose cartoons are
so good that they are regularly copied
into the leading periodicals OF this coun-
try and Europe. They illustrate and
enllven current e> ents. take off the fol-
lies and foibles OF statesmen, and con-
vey political or moral lesson with a
precision and force that the brightest
written articles seldom attain.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
School District No. IS.

Notice is hereby given that for all or
ders that have been issued before june
June l., 1898, that l have money
on hand to pay them. There are
orders No, 12, II, Is. 10, 20. On orders
not paid before Sept. /, 1900 no inter-
est will be paid. JOSEPH GApouRY.
Treasurer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
MORRILL,

July 3O-Robt. Vessel and John Re-
cords went to the southern part OF the
state to LOOK for wor%.
wheat is ready to harvest and is the
overhauling OF machinery and cradles is
the order OF the day.
The Ladies aid met at Cheeley's on the
Goth and sewed carpet rags and had a
good time.
J. 4. Wilson and familey visited Geo.
Flu :geson on the 29th.
Brit Conant and Miss Jenny Young
visited with Claude Young OF Graham
on the goth.
The genial and always welcomed old
gentleman Airs of Royalton stopped
over night with your correspondent re-
Gently. Airs had been off on an extend
ed trip through Morrison. Mile Laos
and Benton counties trying to sell elec-
trio apparatus to cure the sick. Mr.. 4.
WIS on bis way back to Royalton and
said that the people in the country had
40 money and that he haG not made
sales enough to pay him. Mckinley
prosperity has not struck where Mr.. A..
WaS.
Bees have no swarmed much in our
vicinity the present yea: and some OF our
best yards are rolling in the sweet stuff
at therate OF 100 pounds per day and
everyone who keeps bees is smiling.
ers) in our town who make bee keeping
their whole business and it is believed
that these three make more money than
all the farmers put together in the town.
A few weeks ago the Royalton Banner
published dialogue which took place
between a Royalton merchant and a
fayseed egg seller. The merchant told
the farmer that the Canadian hens
would drive the American hens out OF
business only for the tariff we Ameri-
cans charge the pauper hen of Canada.
When the haymaker was asked if he
was going to vote the Democratic ticket
said nit. II A. W. practices right along
he will be bowling success as humor-
list before the present campaign is over.
Ii you are afraid OF cyclones, pro-
tect your propertywith a cyclone in
surance policy from
SIGNOR & SCHALLERN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03

Frank Otremba was found gully,
in Justice Sheldon's court of using
obscene language before Mrs. Mary
Kuder OF the same town, June goth
and was fined $25 and costs-$52.
The fine was suspended and Otrem-
ba paid the costs. The families are
neighbors.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
Road Work to Let.

[ will be at the place OF Paul Gend-
reau on Thursday, Aug. 9th, at 10
O'Clock a. m, to let road work on Lit
tie Falls and Rich Prairie road
About four hundred dollars will be
expended on said road.
]. J, Gross.
Co. Commissioner.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
FlENSB| j|.|i ,

Aug 1-Ole Bergssrom and family
went to Little Falls Sunday to attend
the Swedish picnic on the West SIDE.
Charley johnson was in the Falls Sat-
urday buying stock.
Joe Goo man took in the picnic at the
Falls Sunday.
Geo. Allen went to Beardsley to get
his machine ready for threshlng Friday
Joe Super. Vincent Brill and Joe la.
pos went to Beardsley last Friday TO
work.
There was a dance at Bocchkofskl e
last Sunday. All report a good time.
Mary Ludaza7itch came home from
the Falls Sunday.
Father S. Lacinski was visiting at
North Prairie Sunday.
Rebekah officers have been in
stalled as follows:
N. G.-Mrs. Julia Burial
V. G.-Mrs. Emma Cowick.
Chaplain-Mrs E. GUN.
Warden-Mrs. Rosa Murphy.
Conductress-Mrs. Harry Taylor
r. S. N. G.-Mrs. Loretta Shorey
L. S. N. G.-Mrs. Helen Lyon.
R. S. N. V.-Mrs. Georgia Tourtil.
lotte.
l.. S. '. G Mrs. Mary Smith.
l. G.-Miss Amelia Baehr.
y. G.-Miss Lille Burial.