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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

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for their children. The Estey saw mill %
located nearly in. the center Of the town
about IL ,:,iles east OF the village of
Pierz, and is now called Social CITY.
There are about 5000 feet Of logs to !
he sawed at the mill there this season. 81
3 A proposition will be submitted to the
voters OF the towns of P:erz, Buh. Agram
and Rrc'man at the March election
whether or not to raise survey fund for
the Duluth st. Cloud Glencoe & Manka-
to Ry. 20. to survey a line from st.
Cloud thr ,ugh the above towns to Mile
Laos Lake. 5000 90 is asked. The.
matter should be we'll considered before
election so the right steps are taken.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01
!. MORRILL,

Feb: 25-Misa Pearl Hatten OF Little
Falls is visiting the Ch+eleys.
Fknda Litka's: sawuill has started
up. ~ #5.~a} H.. ..~ d.. -
Henry Cbes,:ey is building a house On
ois land, and ex poets to move in the
coming spring. 49,. ~ - -. l.
Commissioner Lakln was in our; town
to meet with road petitioners, who want
county road east from DjxvilIe.
D. MunholIandsand a man from Sank
Rapids we're in our town last week SELL
ing fruit trees, and plants. They seemed
to meet with fair success. People will
buy fruit tree if prices are high. provided
the seller has beautiful pictures Of fruit
to show them.
Robert Mann has purchased land
IN our town and will move onto it in q
short time.
F'apk Troyer will move TO Nashville
Centre, Martin county, 10 about week
!Ann this time.
Ed. Carson has made settlement with
Mrs Anna Trask, and now has his land
in shape that he can call it his owu.
Louise Zenner will teach the school in
Mount Morris. This district was got.
tod by the Dupkard colony which set.
tiled and formed the town of Mount
Morris, a few years ago. There are o.ly
three families living in the town at this
time, but they need school just as bad
as if there were more. ..
The debating society here are having
good audiences, at their meetings each
Saturday evenining: On the evening oil
the 23d the question, ''Res@ lived, That
the life OF girl is preferable to that Of
a boy" was after being ably debated by
both sides. decided in favor OF the at.
frmativc.' The debaters were pretty
nearly all young men aud girls and the
people OF our town have reason to be
proud Of the talent shown by them. On
Saturday evening, the End of March,
the question, Resolved. That the law.
Yer has done more to advance civlliza-
ton than the minister" will be debated
by this society and hot tine in the
old town is expected on that evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

". F. Kay aud family Ct Swan
River will soon leave for Niles Center,
a suburb OF Chicago, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. KAY
will look after his fathers land inter-
ests near Niles Center. Mr.. Kay has
been resident of Swan River for
eighteen years, a Justice of the peace
nearly all the time. aud his friends
will wish him prosperity in the new
home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01
PIKE CREEK.

Feb. 25-An inch and a half OF sno~
fell SUNDAY.
Miss Anna Rerendt of Little Falls
visited with friends and relatives tn.
latter part OF The week.
Our barber doesn't need to go around
fooking for wood. He has plenty OF
wood OF his own: He says he will kid
nap your wh;skers, or that superduous
amount Of hair, with ease, if you call at
the shor.
Bernard Vizcek and Stanlslous Borasch
are haul ng logo to the saw mill.
Vincent Tzreibiatowski and Peter
Zmuda have returned from the woods.
The dance given 10y Paul Reichter war
well attended.
NJ, Y. reed not bother about attach.
ing his telephones wires to Pike i:reek
nor TO blow hard creek. Tuke hind nd
vice OF your elders, and attach then
to New Brighton. aud be sure t., VA.
Electric oil. There il nothing better il
the market Tor the valves
Friends OF Joe Berendt assembled al
bis home Monday evening. A lovely
time, is the verdict.
Grip is an unwelcome visitor.
John Reh and Anton Weber are busy
chopping logs.
job" Cieminski gave log hauling bee
Thursday.
Mrs. Dreliock intends to build brick
house in the near future.
There was a pleasant evening spent at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. A.. Weber
Tuesday evening. in playing cards and
other amusements. A most enjoyable
time is reported.
Friends gathered at the home of D..
DIX Tuesday and good time is re-
ported.
There are few more cases OF chicken
pox, which were at first supposed to be
small pox.
Anton Weber and daughter Bessie
visited at Little Falls Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01
Died.

. Mrs. Johanna Olson, wife of L..
Olson, and mother of Mrs. Clara NJ
Gonagle and Mrs. Minnie Bouck of
Royalton. died at her home in Roy
alton Feb. 10th. aged 50 years. Mrs.
Olson had been q resident of Royal
ton Of nearly twenty years.
S. D. Rethbun, brother of Bowen
Rathbun OF Agran,. died Feb. 18th
at Belmont, Iowa.
Daniel Brown Of Randall, aged "a
years, eight months, died of paraly-
sis Monday. The funeral was held
at Randall Wednesday.
Mrs. Ole Olson, for seventeen years
a residence of Motley died there a few
days"ago, aged IS years.
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..PlIERZ..

Feb. 27-John Kramer has bought
the John 3. Otto farm in Granite City
aud Peter WIRING bought the Mike Leeb
farm in Lastrup... -. 49, .: -.
The infant child Of MIR. and Mre. An
ton LueSen died last:week and was the
first one buried in the Lastrup cemetery.
Father Mayer conducted the ceremony.
Magnus and Frank Rauch have dis.
solved partnership in the farm business.
Frank sold his interest to Magnus and
as We hear will soon leave for Kent,
M,ns.
Jos. Dahmen and Miss Francis Mayer
were married here in church by Father
Pteifer Monday, the 18th. Best wishes
to them.
The people OF Lastrup have already
hauled about 500 loads OF rock for the
basement OF the church and are now
hauling logs from the Schmolke &
Wolter land to the eawmill 80 the lum.
Der will only cost the church the saw.
ing bill. Schmolke & Wolter have do.
mated the logs to the church. There has
been conside, able talk for some time
that the church congregation would be
bursted up, but they were informed now
that such ia not the case and the. good
work is going on better than ever.
Eddie Ruff left Tuesday for Rice ia
visit his father, who broke leg there
last week..
Math Gross was in Minneapolis las,
week, where ne is taking treatment oil
DR.. Notbnagel.
j. P. Leigh of Bellevue moved to hif
new home IN Social City Saturday.
F, X. Virnig left for St. Paul Monday
and will return to stay by July LIST
His wife will take charge OF the store
during his absence.
Ed. Kramer and Ed Ruff were at Mile
Laos lake and caught quite a number o.
pickerel. some weighing as high az Is
pounds. A few suckers were also caught
The Pierz ( Buchanan creamery is now
running again with John Turk of St.
Martin, Stearbs county,as buttermaker.
The farmers are hauling milk there
thrice week.
Frank Kammermeier smashed one Of
bis fingers by loading ties. Not paying
any attention to it at first, blood poison
get in, aud his hand ia in such shape now
that he will be laid up for some time.
We hear there will be a petition pre-.
eented to the county commissioners at
their next meeting to form a new town.
ship out OF town Il, range %, now be.
longing to Belle Prairie, also a petition
for a new school district. Several new
settlers moved in there lately and they
are looking fol- roads out, and a school
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01
Married.

Royalton Banner (2I: J. W.
Joslin and Mrs. Harriet McNeal
stole a march on their friends and
were married last Saturday even
ing at the home of the bride. The
marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. W. E. Bennett, pastor Of
the Methodist church. The mar
rage was a very quiet one, the ne
cessary witnesses only being present
10 addition to the minister and his
wife. This step was unlocked for
and there was some surprise among
their many friends Monday when
the secret which had been carefully
guarded over Sunday, was let ont.
1t was the proper thing to do, how
ever, land they are receiving the hearty
congratulations of their friends, in
which the Banner joins. They will
make their home at the McNeal resi-
dence and we understand Miss Clara
Neuman, the young girl who nursed
Mr.. Joslin's first wife through her
long illness, and whom be has be-
friended, will make her home with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiin we're formerly
neighbors in Benton county and
have been acquainted for over thirty
years. They have been residents Of
Royalton for many years and are
held in high esteem by all.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01
North Prairie

Feb. 27-Nicky Bulggraff, WHO was in
Wisconsin last summer, and late of Mon
tana, returned home a week ago Sat-
urday aud is now staying with his I'm ,
Gle Joe. VI,
Stephen Zurek of Rice was IN the viii
last Sunday shaking hands " it'll friends.
Anton klimak. who is now stationed .
at Pierz. was visiting with bis folks Sun.
day.
Mrs. Saletzky Of St. Cloud is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick ,
Schelonka. s.
Mrs. Burggraff, who was quite i'll, has
recovered.
The contract for cutting IS cords of
wood, belonging to the atholic congrega-
ton, was let to the lowest bidder. Chas.
Rurggraff took the job Tor So cents per
cord.
R. K. Carnes was in St. Paul on bust
ness last week.
Simon Barton, A. A. Barton and the:a
old fellow Joseph Wochnick, went to
the ''hub' last Friday to pay personal
taxes.
young boarder arrived at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Mroshla last week.
George Armstrong who had his let ann
bsoken ty Il falling tree recently. was in
the village Sunday and ia doing nicely
The young Gessper who is employed
by Jacob Themes is on the sick list. =
C. Thomalla was in Little Falls last
Tuee day on business.
R K. Carnes and Joe Fieman went to =
Pierz yesterday.
Report Of District No. 62 for the
month ending Jap. 25, 1901:
No. Of days taught, 30; number of
scholars enrolled, 20.
Those present every day were Del
bert Driver, Edmund and Louis Sieckert.-
NELLIE O'SHEA,
Teacher.
Farm Loans. 4
srGtHgx C. vAsA1r !"
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HUFF.

Feb. 26-Ed. Keller and Ihas Shutter
left for Clay ton, Iowa, Sunday evening
we think. not for u visit but for work. .
Stephen Luthy of Ohio. came Wednes-
day to visit his sister. Mrs. John Baker
and other friends. Stephen lived here
some years ago and finds the country
much improved. -.
Geo. w. Gieh went to Little. Falls
Wednesday on business.
.Aleck Oby takes the largest loads OF
wood to Randall of anyone in the
neighborhood. 49,.
George Bennett and Dow Allen went
to Little Falls Friday.
Saturday was general exodus day to
Little Falls from our town. The per-
sons going were Mark Lewis, Thos
Burcb, S. L. Mead and e. W. Gish, Ill on
school fairs III District 80. -
Mr.. Mulholland was in on, town
Thursday collecting mower debts.
Just after the school meeting 10 Dis
trict 30 Thursday night, two OF the legal
voters got into An argument, as the
freshman eaye, and wound up with e
tistic argument. Neither party was ger.
iousIy injured, which was well.
Mrs. Elizabeth Haney's house burned
last Thursday. She lost nearly all her
household goods, but the house was not
entirely consumed.
Stephen Luthy left Monday morning
for. his home in Ohio after very brief
visit here.
S. s. Martin got horse badly cut on
the hip and thigh Saturday: Luckily
no bones We're broken and the horse will
recover. Done by another horse.
John M, Gish is moving over from
Pillsbury and will reside here.
J. W. Glsh Ia fixing to run his saw mill
little while this spring.
We just now hear that candidates are
coming forward in great plenty to fill
all the town Offices two or three times
over and still there is here and there a
man who has no aspirations in that
direction.
John Kingsley will soon be done saw
ing where he is now. and. will then move
his mill down near the brickyards.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01
LEDOUx

Feb. 27.-Ernest Hanson, who had
been working in the woods, returned
last week. He left for Dulnth Monday.
Henry NJ Kinney returned f.om Ait
kin, where he had been employed, and
LIFT for Minneapolis Saturday.
Miss Irene G. Vichereck is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. J. Kunza.
The residence Of Neil O'Donnell was
consumed by fire at midnight Sunday.
The fire was not discovered by the oc-
Gu pants until the building was wrapped
III flames and they barely escaped with
their lives. The house was a frame
structure and burned very rapidly and
not single article OF household or
wearing apparel was saved. We under
stand Mr.. O'Donnell carried but very
light insurance.
Mrs. j. J. Kunza, VINO has been suffer-
ing with a prolonged siege OF qulnsy, is
reported better
/ Died-l'uesdav, Feb. 10, Mrs. Ciemin:
Xxi, IS years OF age. Her death was un-
expected, as she had been sick only a
few days. Mrs. Cieminski has been a
widow for five years and leaves one
daughter and seven sons, three Of whom
are in the PHILIPPINES, TO mourn her LOSE.
Mr.. Frank Mason OF Belle Prairie was
the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Dingman Sum-
day.
Miss Frances C)ybor is very sick with
tho Urinno
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!: DARLING
EAST DARLING.

Feb. 25-Our Darling I'll. Ction will
come oil March 18Th, from 10 o'clock
u. m. to 4 O'Clock p. III. at Queendale
farm in Section -. Our mayor won't
run, but thele will be three candidates..
A life insurance man was around
last week. He wanted to insure all the
old bachelors, and told them they could
get married easier.
Swan Peterson, Herman johnson and
c. Carlson, We're III Little Falls Sa:ur-
day.
Mrs. {. johnson, wife OF Rev. Johnson,
is sick.
The alderman III the first ward had a
wood saving machine last week.
The alderman in section % il running
livery team now.
WEST DARLING.
Feb. 25-A man from STARK, MIMI,
ami hin soh. were heIe Sunday looking
over the place. They thought IT. would
have bcen better ii the church had been
built near the station, and that laud
Was rather high priced. He likes the
country pretty we'll and if he buys land
his son will run the store. He will ad-
Wise us later what he will Go.
A pleasant gentleman from Mentor,
Polk Co., was here looking over the pros
poets for Il store, creamery, blacksmith
shop, etc. He thought he woulc come
in the spring. There Is only one man
herein Section 33-who is against
business improvements. He would bet
ter keep still, or we'll publish his name.
GParker town mayor visited Pleasant.
View Sunday.
A goodly crowd at Darling Grove
Sunday, all the officers; also at Silver
Greek.
Oscar Anderson and 4. knudsou of
Pike Greek were here Sunday.
Frank Rem dali was in the Falls Fri
day.
Widower No. 1 visits Spring Garden
often. Is it wedding chimes?
Hay is very scarce.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

DIR. W. 81. K. Meyer read a paper
on Extension of Cavities for the
Prevention of Future Decay" at the
meeting of the G. V. Black dental
club at St. Paul last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01
Our new STUDIO

il now completed and We are turning out
are happy 0 announce this to the public and
TO our many friends Rem smber tile SOLEM
PHOTOS are the best. They have stood the
than seven times seven. II you want the
aest call at SolEM BROS.. Tanner Block
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

Rev. j. J. Mayer OF Lastrup won
the first prize in the Tomelty store
voting contest-a ticket to WASH
ington, D. c., and return. Mrs. John
Bastien of Belle Prairie won second
prize, q. fine china set.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01
UPSALA.

Feb. ga creamery meeting was
held last week. Those who are in the
hoard are, !. b. Peterson, President;
Elias Peterson, Vice President; j. 5.
Borgstrom, Secretary; Pete Peterson,
r. n. Hanson, Nils Mousou, directors.
A. H. Samuelson got the butter haul
ing.
Mr.. Gust Anderson OF Braiuerd is the
guest OF his parents this week.
Rev. Sundstrom conducted services iu
the congregational church Sunday.
Miss Ellen Peterson, who did not seem
to like Little Falls, has returned home.
Everybody seemed to get their share
or valentines this year. Never mind, re-
turn then.
The Young Ladies Sewing society will
commence for this year next Thursday
afternoon, at the home OF Mrs. Kulan-
der.
Rev. Boin returned home from the
Twin Cities Monday.
Rev. Nilsson held meeting in the school,
house at Section 8 Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hannah Peterson was sick last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner entertained
several friends Saturday evening.
John Hokenson has been appointed
postmaster at Srroman.
Where is the lion, boys, find up another
one in April. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

j. Tomelty and Thos. Mcmahon
left for the East yesterday, Mr.. Tomclty
on business trip, and Mr.. Mcmahon to
visit relatives in New York.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

Moler Barber college, Minneapolis
Minn., wants young men to learn the
trade, special inducements to applicants
from distance, no limit to term, tools
presented, wages Saturdays, positions
waiting. Catalogue and particulars
mailed free.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

Get your shoes shined at Cora
barber shop, the best work in the
city, WALTER SUTTON.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

w. j. Bryan's paper, The
Commoner. 81. 90 a year. Lit
tie Falls Herald, 81. so a year
Both for one year, $500 in
advance. Old subscribers
may take advantage of this
offer by paying to date, and
one year ahead. Address
THE HERALD.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

Landlord Medved has bought the
Buchanan bus, which will meet all
regular trains.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

Your carriages, buggies and wagons
reprinted and made as good as new.
Low prices. A. Fleig, sign and car
riage painter, First avenue north.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

l have lands and farms for sale in
all parts of Morrison County. Farms
listed with me will receive prompt
attention. Call on or address.
STEPHEN G., VAsALY
Real Estate, Loans and Fire Insur-
ance, Little Falls, Mimi.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

J. P. Leigh Of Social City has been
drawn as petit juror for the March
term of the United States circuit
court, to convene at Minneapolis
March 9Th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

Blankets, plush and fur robes
lover than the lowest at Krause's.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

Typewriting and shorthand work
neatly and promptly done. Ellen
Vasaly block. telephone
90
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-01

FOR SAkE-Fou- horse steam
engine and flvs.horse boiler. Inquire
Herald Office, :. LA ..#:.
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School Teachers

~ Wishing to dispose of their orders
should write, J. J. Tucker, Fl. Rip
ley, Mimi. 80 - - :"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
THE c9uR!
LANGUAGE
Legal Proceeding
In Hawaiian
Is Void.
JUDGE GEAR
DISCHARGES JAP
Says the High As Well As Low
Should Be- Prosecuted
for Adultery.


English Is the official court lapeuaea
of the Hawaiian Islands. and Ieea, nro-
, eeeolngs In any other language are null
, and void. This was the 4ule laid down
yesterday by Judge Gear i'm the case of
Hoshlde, a Japanese charged with adul-
i terry, whom he discharged on that ac-
count. In the same case. the court held
, that he would not sanction the prosecu-
ton OF persons of low degree for adul-
terry, when the officials refused to take
any action in the cases of people in the
higher walks of life guilty of the same
offense.
The case of Hoshide was the last of
the criminal cases heard during the after
noon. When it came to reading the COM
plant Attorney Douthitt handed it to At
torney Brooks with the request that he
read 1t. II move for dismissal of this
case said Mr.. Brooks; this court can't
try case in foreign language. This
complaint is written in Hawaiian
That certainly isn't our fault" replied
Mr.. Douthitt; I'VE didn't draw the com
plant"
aren't all these courts under the juris-
diction of the Attorney Generals depart
ment?" asked the court.
II think not
AN order was made a year ago, that
all court proceedings must be in the Eng
lish language" said the court
TT seems to me that a good many OF
the courts on this and on the other ISL
ands are still holding court in the Ha-
waiian language said Mr.. Douthitt.
II believe there are decisions to the
effect that no court proceeding can be in
any other than the English language
here returned Mr.. Brooks. land 1 move
that this case be dismissed, there being
no legal complaint on which to pro-
ceed.'
This court" said Judge Gear, In
granting the motion, docs not look with
sympathy on the prosecution of poor
Japs upon charge of adultery by the
officials of this Territory. l have called
the attention of the High Sheriff to cases
of adultery which were openly admitted
in this court, but no action has been TAX
en- in these matters, though the evidence
was written up and sent down for that
purpose. There is no question In my
mind that people of this city who go into
the houses and homes of the best fami-
lies are living in open adultery. but moth
ing is done about 1t. The court will
grant the motion and order defendant
discharged
"I was told by high officials here that
there were so many cases of adultery in
Honolulu that to clean them out would
be impossible and would mean to clean
out half the town. This court doesn't
intend to start by imposing sentence
upon a poor Japanese. The defendant Is
discharged"
The entire proceedings in this case
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
SUCCESS OF
BOYS BRIGADE
Is Shown by Annual Report Of
institution Just
Published.

The annual report of the Boys Brig
ade, Just issued, gives some valuable
and interesting data relative to that
institution. The report is neatly print
ed in book form, with Illustrations. and
contains individual reports OF the va
rious officers.
The annual report of President The
odore Richards throws much light ON
the work of the Boys Brigade. Mr..
Richards says the military work is the
backbone of the organization, and q
plea is made for athletics among the
boys He refers to the offer of the
Bishop Estate for playground and
says strenuous efforts should be made
to obtain the five acres offered. A
series of entertainments is suggested,
and also a possibility for another saw
ings bank as soon as the new club
rooms are opened.
The report of J. P. Cooke. treasurer,
shows the total receipts during the
year to have been s4,432.15. and the ex-
penditures 81. SO, leaving a balance
On hand of $40. 30.
Major Edward J. Wilson,, chairman
of the military committee, gives brief
sketch Of that part of the work
The training school and its results is
the subject of the secretary's report.
Over 140 have attended and there are
thirty so interested in the work as 10
come regularly. He says further that
the machinery will be a great aid, not
as matter of training, but as an at
traction for the boys.