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Observation-Disclosures:
MAYOR HANSEN, FAIRVIEW.

Mayor-elect Joseph Hansen, of Fair
view, was born in that city on June 6,
1869, and has resided there his entire
life, At the recent election his political
opponent was James G. Peterson, who
received 167 votes, Mr., Hansen Is a
Democrat and got 1884 votes. His ma
jority was IL.
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MAYOR THOMPsoN. SAX 1Akr

4
Mayor Ezra Thompson was born i'm
Salt Lake City afty years ago. He Is
now serving his second term as mayo,
OF the capital city Of the state. For
many years he followed mining and
freightlng In Park City and amaqsed
considerable wealth His holdings IN
the Silver King and DAILY West mines
are known to be considerable. In noli.
tics Mr.. Thompson is a Republican and
deieated James c. Leuy, the demo-
cratic nominee for the same Office bv
a plurality Of 1910 votes His vote was
S'l'O' and that Of his opponent. 6.J55.
MAYOR GLAsMANN, OGDEN.
William Glasmann, mayor.elect nj
ogden, is a well known political figure
IN Utah, having ueen prominent IN the
ranks " Repuhllcanism since the All.
vision on National party lines. He
was a candidate for Congress last ye1r
put was defeated In the convention h.
Hon. George Sutherland. Mr. GIaS.
mann however, received the nonina .
uon as one OF the representative nj
weber county to the lower house Of the
,ssislature. He was elected ana servc,.
speaker Of the house. Joseph Sou
ALL Democrat, was His opr'onent 4,
w osasn mayoralty contest Tbs h.
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MAYOR BRApLEY, MoRoNI.

The municipal election at Moropl re-
suited in the election Of Orlando Brad
ley, Democrat. The News received
information to the effect tnat Moroni
was a town, a fact that accounts for
the non-appearance in the Christmas
paper Of the photograph Of Moroni's
new executive
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U< He cluster of photographs on

FM< he cluster of photographs on
this page shows the faces Of a
body Of men most of whom have
not hitherto figured prominent
n ly In state politics.
They are the newly elected
mayors in the cities Of Utah, chosen last
month; as the sketches which follow
VIII show, they are mostly Republican
In politics, the exact proportions being.
Republican, seventeen; Democratic,
fourteen Citizen, eleven.
The total vote cast in Utah cities for
the office OF mayor at the recent election
was 5S,95S; Republican, 2Oi45: Demo-
cratic, ms Citizen. 79S; the de-
tailed vote by cities being as follows,
the number Of votes cast at ST. George,
Morgan Moronl WeRsyile and Price
not being given;
DETAILED VOTE FOR MAYOR.
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MAYOR HANSON, LOGAN,

Loreazo Hanson the Republican
nominee for mayor, was chosen by tn
people Of Logan 20 represent them IN
the mayors char for the next two
years. Pittod against him was Hyrum
Hayball, Democrat, Mr., Hanson's vote
was l,lGi. OF majority of 1863 over Mr.
Hayball, who received 755 votes. Mr.
Hanson was borl at Brigham CITY
.orty-three years ago and Is prominent
~ identified with the dairy interests Of
northern Utah, lie IS also q member
OF the board Of trustees OF the Agricul-
tural College.
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MAYOR sTRAUsRERa, TooELE.

Mayor Strausberg, who has been re.
turned by the citizens OF Tooele for a
period OF two years more is a Republi-
can and had no opponent receiving all
the votes cast except four which went
to W. II, Caldwell, who is also a Re-
publican but not candidate for the
place. Mr., Strausberg received lis
votes out of 1913 cast. He was born In
Prussia, August 10, 1885. He follows
sheep raising as business.
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MAYOR JENsEN, EPHRAIM.

i, Y. Jensen, Democrat, present
treasurer Of Ephraim, win be the mu-
niclpalty's mayor beginning with the
new year He is n native OF Denmark
and was born In 1851 lie received 319
votes as against j Henry Thompson,
the Republican nominee who got 300
Jensens majority, 49,
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OF Little Chicago" as the business ad- I.
mlrers OF the town sometimes call that :,
place. Mr. Grace was born In Nephi, I
August 3, 1857, In politics he is a Re !.
publican. He received a total vote of /.
46S, His majority was 2O6. The vote \
OF the Democratic candidate was 262 \
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MAYOR sTRINGHAM. BouNTlFuL.

The new mayor Of Bountlful is jed
Stringham, a Democrat, who was chos-
en- without opposition in the November
election TO be the executive Of the city
for the next two years. His name APP
peared on both the Democratic ana Re
publican tickets and he received 100
votes. Mr.. Stringham was born In Salt
Lake City IN 1861.
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ing two year term, as mayor Of the
county seat of Millard county He re-
ceived lSl votes as against ia which
were given to Joseph u. Ray. Democrat,
majority 81. Mr.. Veile is a native OF
Denmark and was born In iS4l.
MAYOR MILLER, PRICE.
Hon. Ruben G. Miller, the next mayor
of Price, or more technically speaking
the president OF the town board, for
Price has not yet reached the dignity
OF q city, Is a native son and well
known business man Of eastern Utah,
He is at present president of the Emery
Stake Of Zion. In politics he Is q he
publican and has served his people IN
the legislature He was elected to his
new office on a Citizens ticket and re-
celved all the voles cast
MAYOR STRONG, ALPINE.
Mayor elect Don C. Strong, Of Alpine,
is Republican In politics and was
born May I, 1851 in the little city OF
which he is now the chosen head. He
received SO votes, while his opponent
got but i-ma1ority, 81,
MAYOR sCHoW, RICHMOND.
August s. Schow was elected mayor
OF Richmond by vote of l50 No votes
were cast for any other candidate. he
being the only nominee In the field. He
is a Democrat and was born In Norway,
June Z, 1851
MAYOR NELSON, sMITHFIELD.
Samuel Nelson was elected mayor OF
Smithfeld on Citizens ticket by
majority Of 105 votes. Mr.. Nelson re-
ceived 1859 votes. his opponent "a out OF
the 2l3 cast Mr. Nelson Is a native or
Scotland. He was born January ",
1916, and came TO America five years
later. Mr.. Nelson has served his town
as city marshal and mayor on three
previous terms. He Is Republican
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MAYOR HARDING, MORGAN.

The mayor-elect OF Morgan City,
Thomas Harding, is native ofEngland,
born In lS46. He came to Utah In 1873,
While Republican In politics he was
nominated on Citizens ticket and re-
ceived the full vote cast for mayor at
the last election. He is the manager Of
the e. C, NJ. |. at Morgan.
MAYOR JACKSON, AMERICAN
FORK.
The newly chosen mayor OF American
Fork is Joseph J, Jackson, Republican,
who received total vote Of 1858. His
opponent, William S. Robinson, Demo-
crat, received 344 votes, the former ma
Jorlty, IA, Mr.. Jackson was born at
American Fork, February 3, 1866.
MAYOR DIXON, PAYsoN,
In the November election John Dixon,
Republican nominee for mayor, was
elected over Hyrum Lennon. Demo-
cratic nominee for the same Office. Mr..
Dixon got 4l3 votes. Mr.. Dixon was
born In Kirkland, Ohio, July 10, 1850.
MAYOR ANDERSON, MANTI.
Manti's newly elected mayor is Lewis
Robert Anderson, He was born al
Fountain Green, Sanpete county, March
26. 1879. In politics he Is a Republican
and got 1886 votes, while Peter =. by
rims, Democrat, received 81. Majority,
%.
MAYOR vEILE, FILLMORE.
George C. veile, Republican, Fillmore,
was elected In November for the ensu-
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man prior to 1882 He served continu-
ously as mayor Of WeIsville from 1866
to 1875 and again from 1877 to 1882, lie
was again elected in 1896 and again in
November last, He is independent in
politics and was elected on Citizens
ticket.
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MAYOR WILSON. HYRul[.

Orson N. Wilson, Democrat, was
chosen at the last election to be Mayor
Of Hyrum for the ensuing term Of two
years. He was born October LIST, 1858,
at ogden, Utah. He received 269 votes,
while his Republican opponent got 25J-
Wilson's majority, 20.
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MAYOR GEAR, EUREKA.

Eureka has long been considered a
Democratic town; and so It proved 10
be again at the last election. as shown
by the returns, which gave H. e. Gear
Democrat i92 votes and r. f. Fullride,
Republican, 39O--Gears majority l02.
The new may0r-eiect IS regarded az a
strong man for the place The News"
regrets exceedingly that II cannot pre-
sent is readers with the gontlemans
photograph. The reason is Mr.. Gear is
a man who studIously avoids the cam
era and It has been impossible to get
one from him.
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MAYOR JUsTEsEN, SPRING CITY.

John +. Justesen is the newly elected
mayor Of Spring City, Sanpete county.
lie was born in his home town October
IS, thirty zone years ago. Three years
ago he went out of the sheep business
which he had followed for long time
TO engage In merchandising, He is a
Republican in politics and is at pres
ent films the Office Of city recorder.
His vote for mayor was 2ll as
against 1888 for John /, Alfred, Demo-
crat-ma iOrlty, 1S
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MAYOR CHRISTENSEN, MT. PLEAS
ANT

Denmark is the birth place Of George
Christensen, Democrat, who was given
a majority of the votes in November
for the Office Of mayor. He has fol-
lowed school teaching as profession
for many years and is at present the
superintendent OF schools OF Sanpete
county. He received 4S5 votes and Mr..
Seeley, Republican, and present mayor,
got 3S0-Christensen majority, o..
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MAYOR EVANS, PARK CITY.

Park City is still in the Republican
column, as indicated by the returns Of
the last municipal election, at which
Edward Z. Evans was elected. receive
Ing $50 votes over George Smith. Demo
crat, who got 593 Evans majority. $50.
Mr. Evans is a bright young business
man at Park City and very popular.
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MAYOR AUSTIN, LEHI.

George Austin, Republican, was elect
ed mayor Of LehI m November last. lie
got Al votes, There were two other
candidates In the field, Mr. A. X. AM
derSon, Democrat, who received 2ll
votes, and William S. Evans, Socialist.
who received y6 votes. Mr.. Austin's
majority was "a over both the other
candidates He was born January 10.
1913, IN Bedfordshire. England. lie fol-
lowed the occupation Of q farmer un-
I'll the erection Of the Utah Sugar fac
tory when he was made agricultural
superintendent a position he stin holds.
MAYOR BoDEN, BRIGHAM.
Mayor Heber c. Boden. Of Brigham
City, Is another Republican who sue.
ceeds himself In the executive chair.
He received 4G5 votes. while his oppon.
ent, Thomas II. Blackburn, Democrat.
got AS votes thus making a majority
Of Il for Mr. Boden. The latter Is a
native Of South Wales and was born In
October, 1865.
MAYOR GRACE, NEPHT.
Isaac II. Grace, mayor.elect of NephI
Is his own successor as chief executive
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ANDERSON, GRANTsvILLE.

Grantsviles newly elected mayor Is
GustaYe Anderson well known Tooele
county sheepman. He was born In
Sweden but came to this country many
years ago. His majority over his OPP
ponent was 3, he receiving 1i6 votes and
the latter li3, Four years ago Mr. An
derson was elected mayor Of Grants
vile on the Democratic ticket.
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MAYOR WADLEY. PLEASANT
GROVE.

Mayor-elect ]. d Wadley Of Pheasant
Grove boasts OF that town as mis- birth
place His age Is forty-four years. In
politics he Is a Republican. At The re-
cent election he received l9S votes, as
against l91 cast for Joseph Il. Thorne,
the Democratic nomlnee-majority one
vote
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MAYOR CHRISTIAN, BEAVER,

John w. Christian, the incoming
mayor OF Beaver was born In Tennes-
see February Z, 1922. In politics he Is
a Democrat. His vote was 2S9 as
against 2l9 for Mr.. l.. w, Harris, the
Republican nominee Majority, 70,
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MAYOR CLYDE. HEBER CITY.

Hon. James w. Clyde, who win be
mayor OF Heber City for the next two
years, is native Of Springville, Utah
county, and was born August 30, 1856,
Of pioneer parentage, He Is one Of the
most substantial business men OF Wa
satch county, where he has lived for
many years. While a Democrat In
politics he was elected on a non-par-
tizan ticket and had no opponent. Mr.
clyde received l45 votes. II was also
decided at this election to incorporate
the town as a municipality.
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MAYOR TAYLOR. PROVO.

vote was Glasmann, 2.S44 scowcroft,
1901; Glasmann's majority, 1884,
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MAYOR JONES, CEDAR.

Thomas j. Jones, the mayor-elect OF
Cedar city, was horn at that place IL
. 1855 his parents being early settlers
IN Iron county In politics Mr.. Jones
is a Republican and was elected by a
majority of "a over the Democratic and
Socialist candidates. These latter two
were Joseph S. Fife, who got 65 votes,
and D. T. Leigh, who received &C. Mr..
Jones' vote was l45
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MAYOR CHRISTENSEN, RICH
FIELD.

james Christensen, Republican, who
was elected mayor Of Richfled In Mo-
vember was born at Ephralm, Utah,
April 6, 1871. two years after which
the family went to Richfield TO reside,
Mr.. Christensen vote was SO2, His
Democratic opponent, w. II. Seegmillei,
got ISL votes. Christiansen's majority,
tof
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MAYOR CUTLER, KANAB.

Mr. Cutler who has just been chosen
mayor of Kanab, was born at American
Fork, Utah, April IL, 1862. He is well.
known in southern Utah and served as
a member Of the recent legislature. In
politics he Is Republican and received
So votes. He had no opponent.
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: Mayor Frank Croft, Republican, Coal
vile, will succeed himself in the Office
. OF mayor on the first of the new year
. He was born at Enterprise. Morgan
. county, April 20, 1870, and went to Coal
vile to live in 1895. He is engaged In
merchandising, In the recent election
ne received 1872 votes against j, l.. Boy
Gen, Democrat, Who received 70 votes,
giving the former a majority Of l16.
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MAYOR GOTHAM, ST. GEORGE.

The newly elected mayor of st.
George, the capital of Utah's Dixie, was
born in Salt Lake City, September rs.
1857. and went with his parents to the
city over which he is now called to pre-
side, In 1862 He Is Democrat and was
elected without opposition.
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MAYOR JEX, SPANISH FORK,

The man who Will be mayor Of Span
!sh Fork for the ensuing term Of two
years is Heber G., Jex, Democrat. He
was born at Spanish Fork, August II,
1871, and received 1858 votes as against
335 for Ms opponent Lars Nelson, Re-
publican. Majority, 2S. He was treas
urer Of Spanish Fork In 1892 and Justice
Of the peace for same place in 1897
MAYOR VAUGHAN, WELLsvILLE.
William II. Vaughan, Sr., who was
elected mayor Of Wellsville in Novem-
Der, was born May 7. 1884, at Aston,
Cumberland England. He was elected
as a Democrat to a membership In the
State Constitutional convention and
served fourteen years as county select
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MAYOR CROFT, COALvILLE.

opponent, L. Johnson, nominee on an
Independent ticket. Mr.. Browne is
Democrat and his majority was l20.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26

nil LaniI vac IS Iin-g
neapolis s. buhin ess tlls d, ret urning1
the I55 4 ~ So 81
sf a move Is being made ~ the ffarlners1
around here to form q ffarmers insur-S
ance company, That Is as il should beI
Tor hund reds 81 q lars are paid annual
~ 20 foreign corpo lions that ight asi
well be kept ut home.
Any one wishing to have cattle sde-Y
horned, can have il done calling on
or addressing Dan Calhoun at Randall.
BE: is doing Slosts OF dehoraing these
days. as.
Fred Green has just flnished tue
foundation for s. Langmade's new
warehouse. tits built Of brick.
W. ). Briggs disr os.d of his house.
hold effects and left this morning, the
22J, for Michigan y here he intends &c
make his future home. . I.s5s5
Iwenld like to see the farmers take 81
interest ;ngand agitate the skimmj1e
lstation question at Randall. The.
ought to be milk enough within easy
reach Of Randall to support 9 Swimming
station. Il is claimed by those who
ought to know, that it is 9 good paying
industry, aud cash up every month.
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GILBERT.

April 2a-Will and l Thqs. futile were
at Brainerd Friday +. S'S il, ...:=s.. ..=
/. job Palm has bought another horse
Ut which he is very proud. & h. !.
Isaac Isackaon was q Brainerd caller
Saturday. = 5: 500 .s.z* 7. .*..J: I s..H
August Berglund sold a flne horse to
Chas. Nelson Last week. g .::s.
Emelia and Anna Olson are visitine
their parents this week. 3. ,.=s.z :. .. 81
The school board held special meet
ng at the school house friday.
The dance which should have been
given at Hart's Saturday night, proved
total failure. ..< y. :? 4. 25@.5
Keron Minahan now rides wheel. Not
anything to boast of, though. {.
Mr.. Swanson was reported as being
very low last week. TT
T. NJ. futile made a trip to the Fails
on his wheel Monday. : -,
Once more it looks like spring aud thu
farmers are now pretty busy s 4. =. +. :.
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!. prii I0ui, zen vas Little
I fonda
4 Ohm ehuoll ks GUIDED q lot 81 land-,
Z. seekers ,aronnd Lastrup last week He
ex poets 'ts many buy ers here after. seeding
la over.
frank Mischk 81 and Dr. senuin were
! out 81 on g Y fishing trip rest
The East y, side farmers started seeding
Monday
Jos @Hortscb has finiehed seeding ghis
pr l7tI' , farm, and commenced on the
Mat sW gner place. i
u Justice G:s Luberts is going to work
for 9. I. Bncal:lan at Little rails.
n Adam Miller aud Anton lsednar moved
the household goods for the creamery
| man TO Toy alton, Jos. Veigl and fam.
ily will 70 ST. Paul, where Mr.. Viege
expects to work in q creamery. ,S:==
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DARLING

April 22d.-Mr. and Mre. John A. The.
lander celebrated last Sunday the four.
teenth anniversary Of their marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grow have moved
to Little Falls, where Mr.. Crow will
work in the paper. His brother will
run the farm: !"
AS soon as the Little Falls creamery
is finished work will begin on the milk
station here. Mr.. landau donates the
lnAd for the location. Now il we could
have platform and change the station
to in front OF the creamery, it would be
well. -.
Widower No. l got nice letter last
week from a former Darling girl, now in
Goodhue county, but she forgot to send
her address. 1t took him day to read
it. Still he doesn't know what it was
probably written in shorthand. =.
|. Our business man sold bis big hog last
week to Randall people. He expects $40
for it.. Don't know what it weighs, but
it will last those Randall people one
month
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman were ont
from the Falls Sunday. Mr.. Freeman is
out here most nj the time, and Mrs.
Freeman runs the business, and we'll.
too. 1>a
Mics Sophia Ristvedt visited Little
Falls Saturday. .... ..> :.
iThos. Mccarthy is now running a
livery rig. \ -. <-~-..
Erick Regoell returned Thursday from
North Dakota. ...-. -. ~
T. The'alderman in the 9th ward took
up the business Of the barber who Quit.
Only the Golden Park farmer runs a
livery rig in Section %. -:
II. Peterson, our paper and paper
hanger, is working in Little Falls. de
il hustler and good workman. :"
Our big farmer expects to make sever
81 improvements on bis house and to
build q new barn. ,~ .s 1s !. > q.
Little seeding was done last week, but
there will be- q lot Of it this week. h .. :.
4 farmhouse in Section sc has been
taken down, to zbe>>moved to Darling
Park, near the church. in Section 81. s. Is B
The roads are in bad condition. The
street commissioner No 2, is working. in
the Falls. 8. IS u. + :5* e:
Mr. Ian and Mrs. Aim and family arrived
last q ~, week 4 from Chicago. 4 ..5.
Where is that family that was
t to NOV move onto 81? Staying il Chi
cago until q bank is opened here?
Too many grass widows here now,
Men gone to Chicago and the Falls. 4.
q student took Rev Thollehaue.s
place ,lsp at the Meeting Sunday.
Miss Fi'l Ebba sanderson i. dapgero usly
q
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, SWANvllLE...5

April "a Mr. Stems was Long Prai.
RE visitnr Monday. .s@ .z.. So. :..:
Two fnmiii+s arrived here from South
Dakota laet week. They are at Wesley
Willey's place at present.
E. Flood wss a visitor at the + aIls
Monday. =. . I'll .5S+s@ *T.
C.. p. Mathison was over from Long
Prairie Monday. Is: :.: ..:..ssz O..
s. G. Fetherspil was q village visitor
Tuesday. < s> y ~: .&.::. = q Is.
Jos. and VIM. Flanigan, n. F.. tie in
spectors, were here Monday. s
Mr.. and Mrs. III. McRae are the
proud parents Of q baby boy.
Mr. Bushey aud VIM. Stevenson o
P1llsbury will go to Washington tn,
last OF the month.
4. H. Buelow OF F'eusburg was in th'
village Sunday. = :.>: e @*>5. T.. F..
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NORTH PRAIRIE 4 Il

April 22-M,ke Barrett and Barney
Murphy of St. Wendell called on A. Duer,
Sunday. ~. t.. =. +. 4. II s..= 81 +.
1sidor Kuk'ock Of opole states that he
is contemplating the erection ola cream
cry this spring. s...~.. y ~.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.: Y
IISwintek, died recently. z>-=
friday the St. John 3 college bells were
heard in this vicinity, distance OF q
mics. ~ p = -. - #
Miss Bertha sobieck left for St. Pau
Tuesday - 81
Mrs. c. q. viniug Of Little rails was
here recently. * 49,. ... L.
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April 24-Mike Yasgar is hired at Mar
tin Nicherek,s Tor Oil summer. -s*5
W. 81. Thompson has his house oil
most finished Peter Ring Of Little Falls !.
is doisg the brick t' work. - ! !. .. - 9
The quarantine on +. Zorowiskl's is
removed and the family are able 10 b
out again.. .. SIS . +. 8. 3.
Mr.. Leshik met with serious ncci-
dent last week while y orking IN the field s