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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
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June Sd. R. errifeld attended the
Woodnaen convention &C ST. Paul last
week. 81 " n /. 55S ..53 s,.s 8.
G. q. Neal, who dad been working with
the n. z. bridge crew, is at home, part
OF the crew having been lard of. @ @=9*
s Dr.. Allen Of Staples e camping at the
lake. ss=.tI>.5. !. I: 7 !. aa.s:S.. .
\ Several fishing parties from Staples
q have been here during the week. ..=4
: The Woodmen Camp 81 this place are
arranging for q 18th Of July celebration
on Lake Alexander. # " :
Joe Smith OF Philbrook, the hustling
land agent for the N. n. Ry.. was III
town Sunday and reports good sales. d
3 Joe Rahieris hack from Pine River. n s
+: L. !. Pichit and wife were at Motley
Sunday to attend Wondmen Memorial
services. : :'. s"azt.zs 4 = .'
Thos. Fal!on visited the county seat
last Friday srd brought back a new
team. r s.,& :... ,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
SOCIAL

June l5-C. A. Estey was at the FaIla
several days this week.
Strawberries are quite plenty.
J. P. Leigh was out Friday showing
the Martin land to parties from South
Dakota.
Mr. Leigh is making his barn larger.
l. II. Estey is doing the work.
Geo. Estey returned from Little Falls
Thursday.
j. u. Randall went to Pierz Saturday
Mrs. I. H. Estey is visit; ng at Hillman
brook.
June 17-Bees are doing better this
year. One new swarm the 18th at G, A.
Estey's.
Andie KuckeR is hauling lumber from
here this week, part OF it TO Pierz.
J. s. Cries is working in Royalton on
the new -four mill.
e. A. Estey will put patch on the
boiler and get the mill running soon.
A. 1helon went to Plerz Wednesday
With load OF lumber.
Mrs. Palmer has been suffering with
rheumatism, but is better.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
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HUFF
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June l7-H. oby was at the Fallsg wsdu 49,

June ,'5 l7H: oby vva. a the Fails
day. .
Born 70 M. and Mrs. Fred Hailett 8 ia.
I6th. a. son ;
Miss Ltllians cha1wick was at the I.a,i.s
Saturday. q. St .Ss 2ss -
81 II NJ. and Mrs. John ~. Gish and baby went.
TO Pillsbury Saturday in time to be cauRaal
In the rain. 5sss5S ~ &.
Ri Fine rain Saturday. Some hail. No dam.
age: Much benefit. =: ~
is win Donnelly went home to sedan to work
9 while. and his father stayed here, to build
his house. z#sE*f= &c. 3 "a s ia#
IL ". :. Gfsh is getting over his sickness, sS.
/ Farmers have plenty work now nghtlng
weeds. 1 + Is, IS ST. s2SS
I J.R. Stephenson was in Little Falls satur-
day. s%.ssSsst&zs r. 81 !, g .: 5
W IS, Gish has his new house enclosed.
F. G.. Hallett has bought new cultivator.
and now the weeds must go. - 's.
And yet there is no wore, or clue. to; th4
missing man. Rev. 81. j. Plantz. It was
thought last week that he was last heard
from In the vicinity Of Brainerd, but it was
only q rumor. t.f a5r -
Mr.. Neuman IL making quite farm on Sec.
tions n, 28 and "a in this town.
Wheat and oats are, doing nicely Hay
bids fair to be . good crop. Apples and
>pluns went up with the frost. Small fruits
al right yet. 49, >': &#
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
NAY CREEK VALE Y.

June 17-John Dziabas and wife went to
Avonand visited At Adam w aldowski's sun
day. =. - ~
The Swan River supervisors let to Bob
Stewart the contract for the bridge ar J /
Kasala's. r.. - ..-' 49,
Martin Stanack's house was struck BY
Zig htiDg Saturday night and burned down.
= few things were saved. No one hurt.
The storm Saturday night did considerable
damage, unrooftDg buildings, uprooting ..
lot OF treee and inyuring some grain. vs.
A picnic will be given by the Swan River
River church July 4th. z rs
: Paul pzibas and John Pierzina made trip
to Royalton on Tuesday. 81. 81
=. Paul Wodla and Stephen Rudolph gave up.
their barber shop. -: :
P Dziabas, Charles and Frank Gosak led /
an ugly bull along tn" Hay Greek valley line
Sunday. It broke loose and was only caught
after a hard chase. They had still harder
time to get the animal home. He charged
the boys. but tn y oscar re with bruises Char =
ley getting hard blows It took three kours
to get the bull about mile I.
Crops here promise we'll j..
Those who attended the sieminski-K rech /
wedding report a good time. Z. #1S@.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
RAIL PRAIRIE { ! !

June 17-Three more cases of. small
pox have been reported at MacRail' 9
place, making four cases in all. The
house has been guaranteed and the pa
tients are doing quite we'll. -.
School in Dist. AZ has been closed on
account Of smallpox. Ee-opened again
with small attendance.
Mr.. Wick of Rail Prairie died June 15th
&C bis ktme. He was an aged man liv-
ing with his SOD. The funeral services
were held at the Scandal Valley church.
Luther Snow, assessor OF this town.
has completed his work. He Gays there
are co nsiderably more new settlers on his
assessment roll than there was last
year.
J. C. Bartholomew and Charles Hoov-
er have returned from the St. Paul
Woodmen meeting. They report having
a good time.
Mrs. NJ. Euke made business trip to
Bralnerd today.
There vas meeting held at the school
house June 7th to appoint committee
for the Fourth OF July celebration on
Lake Alexan, Ter.
Minnie and Roy Jones went to Pilla-
ger To-Day. -
Crops look fiae. Lots OF rain and
some hail.
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flfNsBURG.

june 1s-Mike Kosobucki and Katie MIRO.
sek were in Little Falls Saturday: - :,
Father Gospodar OF North Prairie. Father
Zielonka and Father Belsowski of Elmdale
were guests of Father Lascinski.
Saturdays big storm did considerable
damage here. %@*$ -
Nike Lasetski's granary was blown over
ana carried six rods. The kitchen was
taken oil its foundation. -, = H. Z, IT,
Steve Laposh and Antou Kalusha, while
driving home, were blown into q ditch, hors.
es wagons and all. y ,.. ;< ~ ~, -
I Geo. shaballa lost about everything! The
upper part of his barn was taken away. +
Mike Hamornik lost everything. =
Andrew Solok's house escaped.
John Hl;dt lost all, Mike H]idt's house
and shed were damaged. 800
Peter Jazdzenski's house was spared, but
the rest went. r. -.
. 1gnatz Charmiecki lost all. His wife and
two OF the children were hurt, but not badly:
Many fences were destroyed, and trees torn
down, blocking the roads. The road over
seers are at work clearing the roads,
The supervisors will let acontract for road
work in Section "a
/. John Perovitz and Tom " otzka took in the
Duluth excursion.
Clara Bergstrom was one OF the Duluth ex-
cursionists. -
Mix Shuda OF Pierz visited Geo. Schwartz
baur Sunday.
o. A. johnson. the creamery man. was here
Sunday. He is getting more customers ev-
cry day, .>--.
=,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
GRAVflvlllt

June 18-Mrs. Nell Haskjns returned
Wednesday from Little Falls, where she
has been visiting. -.
Mrs. Chas, Foster of Oak Ridge was
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. S. Barahart,
Tuesday. 4
Laura Foster Of Oak Ridge was vieit-
ing her sister, Mrs. F. L. Barnhart, We'd
nesday. -
Della Basrien and Vinia Aubin left
Saturday for Brainerd, where they will
visit friends. .s 2S y
Nell Haskin was home Sunday on q
visit. 49, -. = -. !. e.
- Frank Foster Of Oak Ridge was the
guest Of F. L. .Barnhart Sunday. ..* Ii: 4
Mrs. Grace Betner,, who was visiting
her mother Mrs. E, r. Bedow, returned
to her home in Little Falls Monday. AZ.
s; Mamie Stewart Of Little Falls is the
guest of Mrs. Fred Gravel. h E: =.:s*.1
Chas. Gravel's drive came down Sun.
day. q. E .>. IS. g.. 5. 81 J.
Those who were il Little Falls Mon
lhyS were: Mrs: A. Tanner, Mrs. d.
perosier, Mrs. n. Gotta, and daughter
FOctiva III. :5 Y \ -g ~ !
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Nd
...PlERZ

June ] 9---The 4th Of July will be cele-
brated 10 grand style ID lower town.
a parade will be held at 10 a. n. head,
ed BY the fire company and the Pierz
Unien Brass Band. Dance music will ba
furnished ~ the Union Orchestra in
Blake's new hall on a floor 3Ox7O feet.
Amusements OF all kinds will. be: there
for old and young, Kammermeier's
merry-go-round, whirlround.. as Jack
Blnke calls it, will also be in operation
on the grounds. Everybody c,rdlally
Invited to attend and have good time.
There ia some talk about another cele-
bration in upper town, bnt there is
nothing certain about 1t vet.
The children OF the Parish school will
give an entertainment Sunday evening
at clock The Little German Baud
will furnish the music. - z~>
F. Theo. Gross moved bis saloon in to
his hotel building last week. -.s~..,:..
T. W. Biilmai OF Zerf, who is inter-
"sted in mining struck lejge OF ore
200 feet wide and 1000 feet long on Sec.
8 in East Pierz, which, according to his
estimate, contains Is per cent OF gold.
Thlelea & Nohner got a carload Of
Champion binders this week.
Jacob Girtz rented the farm from Dab.
men & Grell formerly owned by l'heo.
Kasper.
Frank Becker and Miss Mary Bednar
were added to the matrimonial list Sum
day.
Rev. Chas. Pfeiher will lay the corner
stone of the Lastrup church next Sun
day afternoon. Refreshments will be on
hand.
Grain looks splendid after the late
rains. Corn is somewhat back on &C.
count of being damaged by :rost.
On Sunday night Little Falls man
was raised off his feet, by the sudden
movement of q star.
The road oyerseers we're notified to en-
force the noxious weeds law. MANY
people sowed the Iowa oats that vas
brought in here last winter and the con-
sequence is, that their oat fields are now
blossoming with wild mustard.
Geo. Hoffman, ST.. fell from his buqev
and broke his left leg at Little Falls
Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
OAK RIDGE 6

June l8-Mr. Vented, who bought
the Coe farm, is cultivating bis corn and
potatoes. .t. ,@s.. E 81 s.. .
JOS. Rocheleau returned Saturday
from 9 visit with relatives at Crook
stou. Is ts:5.. . 4 5s .gT B :l55: s-@ a
Road work Is keeping many busy,
Fred Barnhart returned to 0ravelyills.
DC was coltivating corn for. Chas. Fos-
ter. .s.:t ST .z5 3. {% .s..S.
a. B: Coe has moved his family to Lit
tie Falls. We are sorry to lose them as
neighbors and wish them snccess in their
new horse. 81 {. Co., &. 5..]l
Our scho eacher, Miss Estey, was
Little Falls visitor Saturday. ..5==
Ferdinand Roch eleau's health. il not
improving very fast. .25 81 .s533ss
q Will and Henry Estey arc doing flne
Job Of breaking for NJ. 4 cheleau.
4 Biz kle'te, plush Y and fur robes
e xer than the lowest at SKrause's, d
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
UPSAlA.

June 1S-Miss Augusta Rundquist
came home from Superior Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Mosberg andl Hannah
Peterson lett for Minneapolis Thursday.
George Olson OF Royalton is in Upsala
selling, trading ard buying horses.
C. Rundquist went to Albany Friday.
Rev. Bolin returned from Foley, Mon
day.
Oscar Jacobson OF Elmdale was in Up
sala Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Samuelson, and Mr..
and Mrs. Borgstrom, returned from
Minneapolis.
Miss Julia Shoberg Of Royalton is in
UpsaIa visiting friends this week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Laur-
ence, Saturday, a daughter.
There was quite storm Saturday
evening. Many roofs on barns and other
buildings were blown away. The most
damage was done in the western part of
our village.
Eddie Johnson was at Royalton Sat-
urday.
Rev. Cook, who stayed here week az
ter the camp meeting, lett for his home
in Wisconsin Monday.
Miss Joslin closed successful term OF
school Friday.
Nels Larson is building new barn.
Mrs. Ekstrom came home from Mime
apolis Thursday.
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Plk: CREEK.

Mise Polly kuf1el visited at Little
Falls Monday ~ :25. I.#5
Ss$ A severa electric and wind Storm visit
ed this locality Saturday. No serious
damage was DONE Rain as needed. $
The Young Folks Sewing Club met st
the home ofz Miss Anna Weber Thurs
day. F n q :s & j ST . 81
q A!A;.' Wg'lalkowisK is busy digging wei in
his pasture. b. d .@..s d NM, t.. s
II Mre. ]. R,h and Mics Anna Weber
drove to the Fall's Wednesday. Il s...*s
a Contractor Alec Danelski OF Ledoux
fell from loose ecaifold and was eeri-
.ous'y injured, while doing some carpen-
ter work at Little Falls Saturday. +
r. d.. Miner Of Minneapolis was up Z, on
business Monday. %.:1:.. IL (. 81. Il !. .
= Anton Weber returned from tho cities
Saturday. 2< r . ~ :. A., = :
The marriage occurred Tuesday at the
Polish Catholic church Of Swan River
Of Miss Louise Boraech Of this township
10 John Bftrowskl Of Appleton, MINI.
The bride 10 the accomplished daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanislaus Boraech, and
the groom is one OF the prosperous
young men Of Appleton, where be owns
a large farm. The young couple have
the best wishes OF a host of friends for a
life Of happiness.
For the benefit Of our barber, we will
say that the accurate. and careful man
ner in which all the work is done, 10 q
guarantee to you that there will be no
chappipg of the face after being shaved
at his shop. / '~.:
Contract to repair bridge across Pike.
Creek in Sec. 20, near John Manty's
place, was let to A. B. Trebiatowski for
the sum Of 500 90, to be finished by
August 1st.
Contract to I'll in road in Sec. 8, was
let to Ole Alderman for the sum of $27 50
to be done by August 1er.
Contract to fill 10 road between Sec
IL. in Pike Creek, and Sec. IL in Culdrum
was let to Paul Prondzfnski for the
sum OF 1872. So, to he done by August
list.
Contract to dig ditch in Sec. z for
20 cte. per 3D., was let to Lorentz Kor-
dash. .. .
Farmers in this township are hereby
requested to pull out end DESTROY all
wild, mustard. A fine from $40 to $1Oo
may be given to all OF those failing to
comply with the above order. +
ANTON WEBER,
Chairman of Supervisors.
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GRANITE CITY,

w. M. Gobl, had dance June 7rh. A
good supper and good crowd.
l. II. Estey Of Granite City is working
for Joe Leigh on Hillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Abbott. of Wat
klns, have returned home after visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elder
J. p. Driver.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. H. Estey passed
through here Saturday going home on
visit, and returned to work on Hilman
Sunday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
RIPLEY.

June 15-Tuesday's rain did great
good to the green vegetables.
A pleasant dance was given at the
home OF Alex Charter Monday night.
All reported a Jolly time.
Some OF the farmers in this vicinity
are resolving their corn. as the worms
cut it down "a soon as it was up. Others
are sowing buckwheat in place.
Miss Alp. Charter is visiting relatives
at Gravelville.
Our school will be out in about two
weeks.
Ed. Tanner made a business trip here
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Doucette are glad
over the arrival OF son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lareau were Little Falls
visitors Tuesday.
More swine will! be raised in Ripley. as
Amedy Doucette is inventing machine
to scald them with
We are subscrib bling for T h H a Id
as it is a welcome paper in this vicinity.
Peter Larson and Napoleon Ledoux
went to Brainerd Thursday to work on
the drive.
Misses Augustine and Cludia Dugas
went to Duluth Friday on the excur-
sion. -
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs: Joe.
Colt died Friday after short illness.
Miss Rosy Gravel went to Tower City,
n. D.. Friday, to visit relaeives and
friends. . 49,. ~ (
Z. Mayhem and wife went to Duluth to
visit relatives. They were accompanied
by E. Daraleau, brother Of Mrs. May
hew. -. -. =. ( :
A party Of young people went to Rich
Prairie Sunday for an outing. They
were A.. Hould, E. Ledoux, @. Doucette,
T. Doucette and D. Moran, accompanied
by Misses A. Dugas, Rose Barbeau, Gu
dia Dugas and Eva Doucette. Ii
Erban .Martineau from Illinois is here
for a ehort stay with relatives. He has
been gone for about six years. j
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:5ItIlMlDAlf|: Z.

June 1S-Mrs. G.. r. Vallert and chill
dreu returned from Nell ose last Wednes-
day. ~ = I,
K. H. Gunderson and family visited
friends at Sank Rapids Saturday and
Sunday. - 49,. - -
O. P. jacobson visited his sister, Mrs.
Chae. Luudin of Upsala, Sunday. III =
Miss Annie Sobieck visited friends in
Royalton Wednesday end Thursday.
J. Rudquist OF Upsala is painting the
interior OF the Lutheran church.
Rev. Gospodar of North Prairie and
Rev. Zielonka OF Opole assis ted Rev.
Belzowsk; during services at the Catho-
lie church Thursday.
Gust Carlson OF Buffalo, NJ Y, who
spent few days with friends around
Elmdale, has returned to his home.
Miss Norah Mcleod returned from the
st. Cloud Normal school last Thursday.
Martha Marie. the tive-months.old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Sny-
der, died Thursday morning from spinal
menint tits. The funeral was held Friday
morping from the North Prairie SCathu-
lie church.
Miss Mary Davies visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lambert OF Belle
vue Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Flora Josiin was IN the village
Monday on her way to Royalton.
Several of the schools will close Fri
day, for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Peter Rasmussen of Swan River
was visiting at K. H. Cumbersome.
The congregation of the Catholic
church of this place will march in a body
to the North Prairie Catholic church
Wednesday, and attend Mass at that
piece.
Rev ]. F. Okerstein OF Minneapolis.
State Missionary Of the Congregational
church, and Rev. A. Olsen will conduct
series OF meetings ct the Union 3. s.
building, beginning Saturday evening
June Goth, and continuing one week.
Miss Mary Mokros has recovered, SUI
fciently to attend school.
Come to Elmdale to spend the. Fourth
OF July. Ifyou want to hear the Swan
River BRASS band, if you want to see
some good races, if you want a cool
place for picnic, and general good
time, come to Elmdale The celebration
will be held in L. G.. Schlag's grovesw west
OF the village. A committee, Geo. Ges-
ner, c. 6. Schlag, and Thomas Dickson,
has been appoint ed. The M. ". A. wi
have charge and will make it pleasant
for all who come.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21

The better the grade, the bigger
the trade, on suits, pants, hats.
shirts, ties and shoes of every de-.
scription at Viktor Bros. s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
OPOlE..

June 18-Peter aud Nick Schwientek.
who were working ut Belgrade, came
hume Wednesday. T. .-,.'| 81
Anna Jenesta, who for the past winter
worked in Minneapolis, came home We'd
nesday OF Lass week. She will stay with
her parents the remainder of the sum
mer. .
Morgan Kul lex went to Rice's Mon
day. :
Frank Julia, and Anna Grzebeck OF
North Prairie, were callers at Opole Sun
day. <.
Carrie Ross. who was attending the
Normal school at St. Cloud came home
10 spell d the vacatun with her parents,
lfyou want carpenter work done, such
as making cofins and picture-frames, go
to Joe kuklok. whose shop is on the
Main street in West Opo!e. =.
John Stuart OF Holding passed
through here, on his bike, bound for St.
ClcuO laSC saturday,. - "' r.-. i
Gusta Kleinart, who was working for
b. Murphy, came home last week. =
A rail pierced the body OF one OF An
ton Warzecha's horses Friday and the
animal died in few hours. %.g
A dance given at Mr.. Sirwachla's Mon
day evening was a grand success. There
was d large crowd present and all re-
port hot time. %&'# III I: :. X: /
August KuKlok raised a barn. Mon:
day. III. - .~@,3 -. 4
The Fourth Of July will be celebrated
in grand style.at Opole: this .vear. Great
preparations are being made and no.
amount OF labor will, bespared in pre-
pairing for the amusement Of those who
spend that day here. SIS q. ..*: = .S=
+ ! have a house and lot one block
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21

! $4,000 to loan on inprovep
farms. For terms inquire Of s.
Trebbv. II. T%=$ r -. +
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21

V 'k1 Bros. that's the place to
buy dependable clothing and shoes
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21

I Old for New-Trade your old fur
niture for new at Little Falls Fur.
niture Exchange. First avenue south.
east. ~ <ss#%%-:., :, -. ..>..S, g
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
SoIenn's N eW Studio

2 - over Tanner MERCANTILE Co.'S Store, =
Makes the best pictures for the least money
.Baby's picture free to our re gular customers
Call and see our work and get particulars in
prices ., IS nv T. Is ~ r. =. 81: n
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21

] have q house and lot one block
from Court House which must be
sold this month; also q farm which.
is snap. Also have several other.
real estate snaps. &. ri s.s. n q
81 /. ..S= Il SrEPHeN C. VAsAI.Y. :sss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21
GREEN PRAIRIE.

June 17-R. E. Denny was around
here Friday assessing.
We had a hard rain here Saturday
evening.
James Chadwick and William Chad
wick went to Duluth on visit and will
return Sunday evening.
Work has started on the new road up
to the new school house.
Mrs. Swanson's brother is up on q
visit fror' Minneapolis.
Mr.. Koshie is building new barn.
Peter Anderson bought new pump
Saturday. They are going to move in.
to their new house pretty soon.
Mr.. Miner is still sick. -
Account the Annual Meeting. Nation.
al Educational ASSN, Detroit, Mich. ]
am authorized to sell round trip ticket.
July 9Th and 9Th, good to return until
July 20tb, at one fa,r plus $500. i
T. w. MANN, Agent,
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Blanket plush " and fur robes
g Her than the owest atx Krause's 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21

FOR SALE----Fou . horse steam
engine end i've Z horse boiler. !, Inquire
Herald Office. s.s55sss43
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-06

the indefensihle position of doing noth ing itself or allowing any one else toi improve this great natural reservoir site.
 ,. We firmly believe that the inter- ests of humanity dictate that the In dians should be gathered on the reser- yations, have lands allotted to them in severalty, and that they be furnished with farming implements and an mex haustiDle supply of water for irrigation of their lands, to tine end that they may become self supporting. By this means will d home life be furnished for the Indian and he will more rapidly advance in civilization as conse- queuce. He will abandon his nomadic life; his children will be kept at home and educated in neighoorhood schools, instead of being sent to large Indian schools at q distance where they are kept (as it would seem9 for mere purposes of show. After being in strncted in the arts of civilization for a time they are returned to savagery, to become more unhappy and diseon- tented than if they had never received ] the questionable advantages. We feel that the present policy of the Indian l department is all wrong in this regard 3. The Pima and Maricopa Indian reservation contains $50 ,000 acres of as fertile land as lies within the bound 1 aries of Arizona, aud is admirably l adapted for homes for these people, as well as the wandering Papagoes, wh, are now compelled to prey upon tht herds of our farmers and ranehmen fol subsistence.
 1. The construction of 8 storage reservoir at the Buttes by the Govern
 ment offers plain business proposi
 tion for the correction of these evils
 Resolved, that the Secretary of tn,
 Territory be instructed to transmit
 copy of the foregoing Memorial to ou
 Delegate and Delegate in Con
 gress, and also @ copy each to tn
 President of the Senate and Speake
 of the House of Representatives.