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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-29
News Notes.

III, Texas, December 2S.-Editor Geo.
3hvs o. the Smlthville Transcript,
f,si correspondent of The Post in that
kag little town, visited Austin today
! ! way home from the Llano mining
tn where he has been spending the
|af He says that Smithvllle Is build
sv Rty rapidly and that many strang-
III coming In all the time.
D. Bsptlst association is In session here
v Second Street Baptist church and
twTitfs are interesting. A good paper
kMi and discussed Yesterday by Rev.
| French and DR.. Harling.
n Long House tribe OF Red Men held
|2ass hst night and elected officers
A.nsuing year.
y Margaret Kinney, a school teacher
MO Mexico, Is here spending the
~ With relatives,
Snlta, clerk Of the court OF crimI.
Hssls has gone to Dallas for n few
Moore Of Fort Bend county Is here
e after some business matters.
iin A. T. Robbins has been appoint.
uputy In the district clerks office
1 ! Boone OF the Southwestern Tele,
company is here on business.
fsne Health officer Blunt is here for
j tiys from Lockhart.
4 lnct Stevenson OF Georgetown Il
4 hdans friends.
ss,h 10 the land office are enjoy
ivsks holiday.
q. department. has ordered 55Ot
ftsw hose.
q business.
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neath al Etank Rall.

Galveston, Texas, December 2s-Mes-
sages were received here last evening an
nouncing the death Of Frank NJ Ball. the
only son Of the late George Ball, which &C.
CURED In Fort Worth at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The cause Of his death is
said to have been apoplexy and he diei
within a few hours after he was stricken
Frank NJ Ball was q single man al years
OF age. The greater portion of his life
was spent In this city, but for the past
three years he has resided with his mother
in Fort Worth where his death occurred
The deceased leaves sister. Mrs. ]. G.
League. and other relatives In this city
the lnterment win be observed at Hort
ford, Conn
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Mortuary Report.

Galveston, Texas, December 2s--Fol'ow-
ing is the mortuary report Of Galveston
for the week ending Friday December ~,
1901:
December 2--Mrs. r. " Morrow. aged
30. gall stones. died In Tyler, Texas,
December l6--Deila Cordua, cancer uteri,
died IN Washington, d, {.
December l9-Genrge Tussup, aged Al,
pneumonia and ncphrifis.
December 2Q-Llz2ie Mckinney, aged 3S,
co.ored, chronic BrighL.s disease; Frank
Niacava aged 49, vslvulSr disease 81 he0rt;
Hannah Dyce. gel 90, c6lnrcd aSthsnia.
December 2JAI1mma Flacose hged 50,
colorcd, senlity, Benton Kennedy aged
40 storm victim Of September ), LOO
George W, Grover, eyed s. conclusion of
brain; Mrs Clara Lefevre, aged CO. heart
failure
December 22-Infaut Of c. Williams. aged
2 months, co,orcd spasms dnQucsU.
December 23-Mits Maud Campbell, aged
%, chronic ncphrltis; Joe ObadIe aged "A,
dlabotic gangrene.
December 24-Baby Nelson, prematurlty.
December 25-Ii3rrict Wilson, aged 90,
colored organic heart disease; Ellen VII.
Jams, aged 81, coorcd; apopleST: infant OF
Cecie Clemmons, aged day, natural
causes duquestl infant Of George Horn,
stiliborn dnqucstl.
December 2T-IRfant Of Max SchwertZ
aged ! days, premature BIRTH.
Died in Sealy hospital ,.
Died in St Mary's inhrmary. ?.
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The Rosenbera Library.

Major A. J. Walker of the board Of d.
rectors of the Rosenberg Library assoe-1'
tion said today that the architect Is now
at work on the blue prints Of the building
and that II was expected that they would
be completed within few days when the
Tho huiidinr. The old Golthw waite home,
stead. which now occupies the proposed
Site Of the library building al fremont
street and Sealy avenue, VIII be sold q
n O'clock next Monday morning at public
auction The house viii then be removed
to make place for the library building
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Iosenh Peinc Dead.

Galveston, Texas December 2s.--Joseph
Peine, aged rs years. died at : o'clock last
evening at his residence. 300 Center street.
The deceased was a native Of Roesbeck dis.
trict Warbur&. Westpbalia. He served un'
der the prussan. his native flag, during
the revolution Of 1s47 and 1S4s, In LIZ
he came 10 Galveston. where be has resided
since thar time. He was an active member
of ST. Joseph's church ard was also a Nom
her Of the St Vincent de Paul Benevolent
society of which organization he was sew
eral times elected PRECEDENT. lie leaves a
daughter, Miss Mary Peine and two sons,
John aud Martin Peine, all Of whom re-
side IN this city. His funeral will occur
at 10 o'clock Monday morning from st.
Joseph's church
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after months Of suffering, Fellow sufferers,
PGruna Will cure YOU.
DIR. LLEWELLYN JORDAN.
Geo, c, Havener. NJ D., Of Anacostia,
d. c., writes:
The Perunn Medicine Co. Columbus, O.:
Gentlemen Tn my practice | have had
occasion 70 frequently prescribe your val
encial, especially I'm cases Of catarrh"
GEORGE G. HAVENER, NJ D.
Or. L. S. Smith. Of Willistou, Fla,
writes:
81 have found Pernna most valuable
remedy for chronic catarrh OF the head
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WON'T YOU
|lte a Postal
TO GET WELL2

70 money, but simply write me
1esli' are not we'll. Pay when
~ yog a book that tells how a
Iasa A. suuy has enabled me TO
7ssk t ~ inside nerves. Those are
4 eit ~ operate the stomach, kid
~ thess Vmaniy organism, etc. Weak
t1e vgans means weakness of
I'm a. ,n,erye strength alone makes
q l,nssou'. too, an order on your
Reslcrs. Tor SIX bottles OF DR..
4 " sorSsa.lve, Use It for a month,
tu nav ls pay him So. so for II. II
ar,r{ him myself.
4 ttlt sow difficult your case; no
I'm th,y,Oe nave tried. II my book
~ ms, your trouble Is nerve weak
3fsH, SICKNESS ISL will warrant
ssna,e TO cure you.
Nv ines, but moi often NJ rac.
Pa ~ 80 out OF 40 who get those
4 Alf N, ana pay gladly. have
4 10 Eh~ people are honest with
4 hD cures them. That IL all |
pVn expect a penny from
2 ssN oonIy way to restore vital
lasit, v.1er treatments bring but
y sesS pest. II you want to be
Xtt cpr~s you an order for the medi-
j M, pay $3.50. ! leave the de-
syse BOA 10. on Dyspepsia.
e "a. RReoE no, 2 on tho Heart,
Df hK no 3 on the Kidneys,
p a. ssock No. 4 for Women
r. Vi peok 10. 5 for Men (sesledl
~, '.'0os No. s on Rhcumatism.
sRe' ~ chronic. are often cured
"'sA ~ all drugEistsA
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Galveston. Texas, December 2s-Ihe
Mallory line steamship comal sailed LOT
New York az noon today with the follow ,.
ing list Of cabin passengers: 70 Mlt;ls,nns'
q. Bollet. L. Lenttz. Lewis Iheopo'4A"''
Percy Wickersont ,..ro,1,
= the Ismpasas is due 70 arrive tomolfn,M J.
morning With the following ist o. esn, y
pssseneers o. Sabelsron,. =, AnenaR
wormssr, G. Pride. Mrs NJ b. PRIDE Ne"
York
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ouarantlns Affairs.

Galveston, Texas, December 2S.--Dr
George L. Tabor, tho State health officer,
arrived in the city this morning from sa-
blne Pass, He went Immediately to the
quarantine station Oh his arrival and spent
matters pertaining TO the quarantine Office
here. DR. Tabor was seen by a Post rep
resentative this afternoon ana asked coA-
corning the object OF his visit and replied
that there was nothing of especial Interest
attached to Ii, lie said that he had been
delayed IN settling the pans Of the new
quarantine station, which Is TO be erected
here, on account OF the death Of D.. May
held, the quarantine officer, and thar as
selected. In addition to a new qudrant ne
station there is also to be pew lesidcu 8
built for the quarantine officer ana a fu-
mlEaUng barge to be used II connection
with the quarantine work
Or TChor was asked concerning who
was likely 10 be appointed quarantine Out
GER here and when the appointment was
likely TO be made, but he said that he did
not know who would be appointed or when
that Governor Savers was not in Austin
when the death OF Or. Mayfeld occurred q
that Or. Norton, formerly quarantine on
Ger at FL Paso, had been sent here to TIL
the place temporarily until an appointment
was made to al the vacancy. Affairs at
the quarantine station nre moving along
very satisfactorily under Dr. Soriqn said
Dr. Tabor rut 1t is not the intention to
nave him remain mere permanently.
During his visit to Sabine Pass Dr Tabor
appointed Or. Bartlett Sims Of Kendall
county MS quarantine officer at that point.
Dr. Sims Is a native Of Bryan, Texas,
whore be has spent most Of his Nfe.
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Enoineers In Consultation.

Galveston, Texas, December 2s.-Ths
board Of engineers at work on the plans for
the protection Of Galveston against the
onsl.urbts OF the gulf are stu at work.
Engineer Noble. one Of the members OF me
hnarS Is in Chicago, but Generat Rob az
Ia trn,Ineer RinIey are gathering r1ta
With view Of formulating plan for
otseflon lust now II is thought that
The board Will have some plan ready taf
sioners In about three weeks time
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Residence Near sodom.

Greenville Texas, December 2s.-The
residence of Mrs. Susan Brown, nea7
sodom, was destroyed by fire on Christ
nas ave night together with all household
and Kitchen goods. The family were az
tending Christmas tree or entertain,
ment at the school house near ny anu
saved only the clothing that they WORE
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Willis Local News,

N letas, December 2S.--Mrs. z. b.
M ~ snepSerd and Miss Pet Mitchell
|| nv iAnnle Geur Langham of lakewood
y, NV me holidays with Mrs, Carson
INV. aa lillian, directress Of the piano
|s IIeul at the Willis college, Is spend.
y week with her parents In De
sNd Smith is visiting his sister In
rr.,s9lln. W, Of Montgomery spent
Wy with his grandfather, T. w,
r' sEsIs Folk is visiting her relatives
ntSs people had a very enjoyable
"RIescent ball Friday night
n WI, Richard entertained the
"'sl cub yesterday from 8 to 8.
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Residence at Denton.

Denton, Texas. December 2s'-Ihe nome
Of T. b. Walker, In the southwestern part
~ this city, burned this morning; Loss Loss
on The household goods 5000, Win s, -9Ug
Insurance: ON the house $500, vita amount
Of insurance, II any, unknown.
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VI ~ - 4 Van VI y
Department, gradu.
ate of Columbia
College, aud VINO
served three years
at West Point, has
the following to say
Of Peruna:
ALLOW me 70 e1-
press my gratitude
to you for the ben
eft derived from
your wonderful rem
edv. o q e : h o r I
month has brought
forth o vast change
and ! now con sides
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PARKER is IN TEXAS,
Has Been at Dallas to Confer with Mite
Park.

Dallas, Texas, December PSI. A. Parker
OF Louisville. Ky, chairman Of the Ma
tional committee Of tho popullst party
reached Dallas this morning and spent the
day comforting with Milton Park, Texas
State committee chairman, and other lead
ers Mr. Parker departed tonight for San
Antonio. He is Iu Texas on the present
trip 10 promote the Interests OF the new
National allied party movement Tor WMcn
n National conference is 70 be held 10
Louisville, KY, April ?, 1907.
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rransfered 10 Austin.

Galveston, Texas December 2s.-w r.
schrIner, who for the past two years has
acted ns manager Of the plant OF the Hons
20, paekins company az Galveston. mas
been transferred 20 Ausun, "n ~ .nm
psas xhich las tust been cempletscs
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Residence at Yoakum.

Yoakum. Texas, December 2s'-rhe resi-
dence and barn OF Mr.. Tom Pnlliam near near
tbis CITY were destroyed by FIRE Friday
,,nts,,nc' origin Of the fire unknown. Loss
was partially covered by insurance
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n.sldenoa a Mount Calm.

Mount Calm. Texas, December T'--the
residence Of George Luckey, near town.
burned yesterday. 1t was not lnsurea'
but part OF the contents were saved
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p..id.ro. Al San Marcos.

san Marcos, Texas. December
Tuesday evening last the home Q. wi,
L. D. simmons, principal OF the cry -
ored schools. was burned VIII WI hon u'n insur.
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,..,opriatlon Exhausted.

|,wr Texas, December 2s.--EYery
rra ne $1,000 appropriation made By
la taslseure for the purpose Of pay
4 "a claims sgalnst the Republic OF
n, Ay been expended. The dollars in
6jrM vanished from the treasury de.
"a, IKE hot cakes.
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yJRCE OF REVENUE
!, Charters Which Are Being
Filed in Texas.
J mi PROVIDE STEADY INCOME
..,r. OF the Franchise Tax.
y con,nittee Has Been Called
F'' 10 Meet in January.

r.rsa December 2s,--The re.
Is 4, secretary Of states office for
4 sul 90 to ss50,0oo In round mum.
Pr e a wonderful record. Near
4 !, MA amount is In sight for next
" ~ way Of franchises and taxes,
4 ~ n seen that the finances Of the
Il Al n In a glowing condition at the
!, 4, administration Of Governor
4 sn,A receipts we're never dreamed
IA s sse and come In the nature OF a
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Residence at Mexia.

MeIia, Texas. December 2s.-Fire de'
stroyed the residence OF Mrs. ]. H. Me-
Cain at this place early this morning
Loss 5000. insurance $1,000.
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States Cash Balance.

hi, Texas, December 2S.-The cash
Nv h the State treasury TO the credit
L. general revenue at the close Of bust.
4 Or was $3.50, $50, against S1,025, S30
! b ape time last year.
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Rsnkers TO Meet,

!. Texas, December 2s.--President
In 4 the state Bankers associat' on
s.,,s cali for q meeting of the ex.
\. .s-rmittee 10 be held In Austin on
~ W The meeting will be one OF
and a full attendance Is de
FapI ~ committee will arrange n pro
B N he State convention, winch VIII
|s9n Galveston.
HssS 10. 8 OF the Texas Bankers as
ss.. TlIl hold q convention here Jan
E..n nd parlors of the DriskiIl hotel
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Chartered.

Iat Texas, December 2s.-The follow.
hearers we're filed today;
IN e,uueree Mercantile company OF
Isyea Hunt county; capital stock $50.
4 Perpetrators: w. j. Taylor, II. c.
IN nd J. 6. West,
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n,l,Ihutino School Funds.

4. Texas, December 2s.-For the
n 4 peeember the comptroller's de-
a.. has sent out $4,000 to county
L-,., and treasurers Of the indepen-
n IN districts for school tund appor-
E.rM County collectors have paid la
Ee9OCO on coupon No. l, so IL Is ap.
!, s' AL the sch ools OF Texas are in q
4 sthtI0n,
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n.'o Adopted Stock Law.
'ea' December 2s.-The Hutto
= 'o'ed today on the general stock
s,,nIsosc.H law TO against SO. There
Y a nn,.oie Interest and everything
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c. R chsmbcrnp, D. q.
Many have under observation where peruna
benefited Therefore, cheeruly
a general g. b. CHAMBERLAIN M
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Medical Examiner U. :. treasury.
Or. Llewellyn Jordan. Medical Examiner
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PILOTS ARE 0BDuRATE.
Will Not Harken 10 Complaints Made
by the Shipmasters.
STEAMERS cOLLIDED IN THE CHANNEL
And Complaint Has Been Filed.
Health Officer Tabor at the Port.
Galveston News.

Galveston, Texas, December 2s.--Further
discussion regarding the request that the
pilot boat Texas be allowed TO remain out
side at night for the benefit Of ships arrly
Ing during the night reveals the fact that
at present there is no Intention on the part
of the pilots Of complying with this request
any further than they have already done
so In the past In the case Of foreign yes.
sells they hold that there is no necessity
for having the boat outside as the ship
would not be allowed 10 pass the quaran.
tiue station by the pilots during the night.
II is also claimed that the lights In tue
channel are not always In order aud that
there Is some danger In bringing the ships
through the channel at night
II seems that the immediate cause of the
present agitation Is the delay occasioned
In bringing In the large Morgan line steam.
Ell lei Ola, On account of o dense fog this
ship could not be seen from the pilot boat
as 1t was coming up In the evening and the
boat came in leaving the ship outside du.-
ing the night. In the morning It was SUN
foggy and the result was that there was
considerable difficulty in locating the ship.
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RICE SENT TO PORTO RICO.
Dig trade HAS Been Developed With the
West Indian Possession.

ana with the opening up Of trade with still
9ther countries will come stlll greater
demand for the product
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lotal ..........,. Al ,22S,O19 81, 40S. 0S5
n At will he seen from the above table that
there Is only n difference of S2S4, $40 be-
tween the grand total Of all expectations
ana the total shSF1lent Of rice.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-22
B !, PRAIRIE

Feb.~20.->lr. and Mrs. VIM. Pedlry
spent last Thursday with their daughter
Mrs. e. A. Tucker.
!. Lyman Aver has returned to Duluth
on Il cruising trip, after a weeks visit
with his family here.
Word has been received that Mrs. NJ.
Z. roe will soon retur, from Il extended
visit with relatives in Washington. Her
mauy friends Will be glad to see her
back again.
Win Butler isseriois'y i'll. \ doctor
was called Tuesday to attend him.
'n" Latord and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with her pa rents. Mr.. ard
Mrs Alex Reaper.
Our Young l".ople have u NEE ing e,nh
tr' < TO !'ract L." singing. The next ul'e'-
'ng will be held next Friday ,'vrntny :tr
Mr.. ''iughertys y.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-22

Marshall News Messenger, Feb. 10:
Marshall lost one OF its popu ar
young women, and the Marshall
schools one OF its bright instructors
CHS week when Miss Esther Davis
was married to William Russell of
MoOrhead, where their'home is to b..
The marriage occurred on Monday
at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Davis, in the
morning, Rev. Mr.. Barackman per-
forming the ceremony. 1t was pri-
vate wedding. Judge Shaw OF Little
Falls accompanying the groom, and
Miss Lizzie Davis coming from Wake
field to be bridesmaid for her sister.
Thomas Davis came home from a
visit in Winona and Minneapolis to
attend the Other members
OF the family could not be present.
Miss Davis has been u Marshall girl
since childhood. She was gradu ete
of the Marshall schools in 1892, and
from the "ankatO Normal in 1898.
She taught 10 the Moorhead schools
for two years, and last fall was in
vited to the faculty OF the Marshall
schools. Naturally, she possesses
many friends in Marsh all, who will b.
sorry that her home is to be else
where.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-22
The Folsom Case.

t st. Cloud Journal Press ,(16): To
the surprise Of the spectators and
the CONSERVATION OF the authorities
Judge Alden late last evening dis
missed the case of the State against
Edward Folsom, charged by Ella
Neils with the crime of rape. The
case had come up for preliminary
hearing late Yesterday afternoon on
a change Of venue from Judge Lin
pericb, and the accused WAS repre-
sented by Fl. S. Locke. Mr.. Locke
Immediately upon the case being
called moved to dismiss for the rea-
son that che p.'oper order transfer
ring the case had not been made by
Justice Limper1ch, and further that
no cause OF action was stated in the
complaint.
Folsom was at once rearrested on
a similar charge and a continuance
Was taken for ten days.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-22
FlENSBURG.

l. ?. Appleqnist came up ir,lu Minnea-
,,oIjS NJ onday and Is visiting fitud-
here
Miss Aldie Stevens is i'll with the gr,p
All who attended the dance at v
"arhkowsk''s Monday night report Ii
good time.
Geo. SchabbaIa was in Little Fails on
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.Meyers OF Parker
town were visiting here Sunday,
Vincent kedrofski is sick with the
grip.
Mrs. j. Oxmark, VIII O has been sick
for some time is recovering.
\ surprise party was given at Jof \
s eveas' Saturday evening.
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COMfs'.AkD GONE

Fla tber J'f 't1er OF Pi. RI aud Hon.s.Jobr
Stumpf vi ei15 Getty Tuesday. ,.T
Chas " gns 'eturned Monday from
st. Cloud. he > h. had been called by
| the illness ,sh> sister. ..r<..
I DR.. Nero as n ST. Paul this week.
| Bert Cas- was down from Fargo, thie
| week.
= Ed Lufonh visited in the Twin
Cities.
Mrs. r. Gillette is back from Elk
River.
Henry Greeuya,d has returned to st
Paul.
Mrs. kirilard Lee is back f,om Park
! Rapids.
Wn. IIlnr " j. back irnu F'razee.
A. d. Davidson VA. in the city from
Du!urh.
Mrs. David pAquin and son, OF Long
Prairie. visited friends here.
Miss Eva Cuuybey oi Braiueld visit, d
the family OF j. {. MrCrea
Howard Bailey was down, IRON Belrid-
! i lor few days.
Justice Gi.il vi i arker Was iii the city
| Wednesday.
Ehas. Gucrnon spent Sunday in Brian
erd.
|. l.. Warren went Horth Tuesday Tor
the Pine Tree Co.
Carl Eug>trom is here from Minnea
polls Oh visit
Louis Siekert and Ollie Stevens ar,
back from the mouth vouds.
Drs. Seguin and Duiour we,e in from
Buchanan Tuesday.
Mrs. G. W. Bame OF Gre,
Eagle is visiting Der parents, Mr.. ant
| Mrs. K. Neil of Green Prairie.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-22
Judges Of Election. q.

AZ the special meeting OF the coun
Gil Monday evening, judges of cleo
tion were appointed as follows: -
First ward-W, W. Hunter, VIM
Gierok, N. keenan,, Voting place,
ClCy hall =
Second ward, LIST precinct-G. c.
Raymond, VIM. Won Domarus, Jas,
McCauley. Voting place, 7. j. Mar.
tins store building. j..
Second ward, I'd precinct-J. H:
Burial, Henry Bentfeld, Eugene
Carley. Voting place, Engine house.
Third ward-L. F. johnson, G.. F.:
Carlson, G.: V. Clark. Voting place,
Denis building.
The fire committewas instructed
to take Up the matter OF buying ad-
dluonal hose and a spray nozzle.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Vinii,y visited in
Brainerd,