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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26
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! MORRILL,

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April 22-It is thought that stock will
live on the range at this time. ..>s= : -
Someone in our town most every day
trying to buy land. x.*' :. r.. II s. -:
" Alex Mill has an incnbatorfull ofchick-
ems, which are three or four weeks old.
/, Win. McKibben and Bert Cheeley went
to st. cloud Friday returning Saturday.
Theodor. Fleck. who was in a bad
condition with measles short time ago,
is now almost well, aud again seen out
in the sunshine. - t.rs: -
Jas. Litka broue hit home bride few
days ego. We wish them long life and
much happiness. 49,.
Our two sawmills are running. One
belongs to Flanda Litke, and one to
John Stubl., Both yards are full Of logs.
Herb. Conant intends to move to Mon
tana il. it suits him after looking it over.
VIM. Waid bought DR.. Commits chick
ems. The doctor doesn't expects to be
athome much this year, and when away
the hawks and owls get them.
Chas. Bell OF Mount Morris and Mr..
Steward OF Bridgeman got into fight,
ant: Chas. came out best. Steward had
Bell brought before Justice Van Alstine.
1t cost Bell 81.
There will be four ball teams in Nor.
ell this ysar-the Morrill, nine, the
Deweya, the old Old Married Men Club
We predict that the old men will be first
best at the end OF the season.
The voting population of Morrill, long
since made a bargain among themselves
that If there was a citizen in the towC
who was an enemy to the town, that
they would CHIP in and buy a billy goat
aud make him present OF it ,and if there
was not goat handy, they would elect
the st''d citizen poundmaster, and tn,
Morrill, scribe njectures that the people
OF Darling have made a somew hal
similar bargain among themselves.
A camp of Woodmen will b. organic
ed in Morrill, this week. Ny next letter
will be devoted to the characteristics o
secret societies as regards the true Chris
tian religion.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26
fort Rinleyy,.

April 2 & vasaly stepped of No.
y OF the depot and shook hands with
friends. e.. <:..S . h: ..s=.: I'll .s i
& John Waller Of Clongh vas in town
Wednesday looking for COWS to stock
up his farm and get ready for the cream.
cry: = SIS. n, s...s2i e. {
2. " Collins Of Little Fails was here
Wednesday. * IS >@>@ . . 'S
Joe Foster, who has been sick for the
past few days, il now convalescent.
J.NH. Schamp sold his trotting mare
Katie to Isaac Thurston Thursday.
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April mem "a, ll'ers gois the DIis.ipn
Sewing societ mel Nit q Run
qnist ,ruasda
carl Taco bison 81 Elmo als xas 5he,e
Sunday
j. Lundien went 10 Little Falls
Monday. =9ss5 :SSs !.
Miss Annie Westgru ad vaa sick Las
week ss53$5
81 Miss Eva jacobson Of SElmdale was al
Upsala Monday aud Tuesday.
The Upsala string band were at Elm.
dale Sunday {. = .#..=
Nels Twist Of Elmdale vas s. seen ia IL,
village Sunday. :.5,. d
BIZ: Crippen, the blacksmith 81 Elm:
dale WAS here last week. .s.@5 IS. .s.=
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26
City Council.

The city council met in adjourned
session Thursday evening last week,
all present. a: y.
The pay of street laborers was
raised from 81. so, to 81 go per day.
Liquor licenses were granted to L..
Gottstein and A. K. Hall. G. A..
Spran1el and N. L. Symmetrical are
suretfes for Gottstein, and G. L..
Nelson and T. j. Martin for Hall. .
The clerk was directed to have the
N. J. Car Spring & Rubber Co. re-
place the Callahan spray nozzle with
a Callermann nozzle, the other
having proved unsatisfactory.
The arc light at Second avenue
and First street southwest was
ordered changed to Second street
and Second avenue southwest, and
the arc light on Sixth street and
Fifth avenue northeast, to Seventh
street aid Fifth avenue northeast.
Bids for street eprinkling are to be
opened May 9Th. Y
A petition for an arc light on Kid
der street and Second avenue south
east was referred to the First ward
aldermen. J ..-@- s>s. IS. 81. !: l. <
An abatement of sewer tax on lot
8. block 6, belonging to l.. >Vaealy.
was asked. The lot is over thirty
feet from the sewer. The finance
committee will report ON the matter
at the next meeting. III:
The city clerk was directed to learn
from Supt. Blanchard of the N. P.
whether gravel could be obtained at
12h cents per yard, to use on certain
city streets. H. E5= (.
The council adjourned to April
goth. -. -. <>.:>.> - :. ::
81. Tyson and Eugene Car|ey have
So - = Il. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26

they would cart a,nly enjoy the muric..(
Last Sunday there we're two yiolins,
Two inando Sins and four ii are Prs 'f 4
SONS Who DO not attend any church i u
particular. and al hers, are welcome rl
to attend Rev Olsen 4 me tiDgr. 81 d
y acobson went TO Little Fails
Tuesday s: 5s. i: HIS y ISL
Albert Booth was hauling goods IRON
Royalton for Il. Fl. Gunderson Tuesday,
Aleck and Frank Firkus ere visiting
friends at Long Prairie. z.S=s q &
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26
Western Whee.ed SCraper Co

i Reversible road scrap:
ers, wheeled and drag scra.
pers, dump carts. road plows,
rock crushers, etc. =
J.W. CROSSFIELD,
s. :> -. 3 ..: :3 zSs AGENT. :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26
NOTIFY.

April 2O.-Work is being rushed ON
the Shaefer- Harrison saw mill. H.
Jos. Cooley is going to Dakota.
Geo. Minet has left for Montana.
April Willard Parks has gone to
Wheatland, N. D. = - '.s. IL
Mics Fay Cole has resumed study at
Stanley Hall. .,'' W. "a .. .ts,
Mrs. Lucinda Dunn has gone to North
Dakota. z.x5 d Il .@ . IT i. PISS. I'm:
II Homer Major is back from the woods.
" Jime Sears and family a.e back from
Red Wing. .'.-2.s ... &. IVY
u. A. Morrison's eprlng opening took
place the 18th. There was large crowd
press MT. r. ) = -
FOR SALE 8.foot Monitor
drill; one breaking pillow. Inquire
OF r. F. Hosch. LII h. r. % ..- =
Money! Money! Money! We have
a Jorge amount Of money to loan on
farm lands at low rates.
~ s. S1GNoR & ScHALLERN. ::
Blankets, plush AMI fur 70 be
o1er than the lowest at Kraus els.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26

The franciscan Sieters would be
much obliged if those whoIare haul
ing away manure, will dump same on
hospital lands.e sl> z.ss:s.-. rs :. 81: I:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26

Viktor Bros.s the most shoes
and the best ehoes ia town. Z=@
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26

Blankets, plush AM fur 70 bes
o1er than the lowest at .Kraus e's.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26

I 81. Tyson and Eagene Car|ey have
joined an N. P. bridge crew. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26

McKibbin1 Hats You bet they're
right. - S..es4 =. s.sz - 49, #..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-26

McKibbinH ats-Ask your friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27

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demand t- sites fnr el.v atur APARTMENT houses
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Recorded Mortgages.

sNfh hAhf
CFas, ~ Firh az. befgssn Fourteenth ord iisns
" here no interest is stated rssd 5 percent
LIST av, 4.N. seen ea,h 1t paurcsJ Grace
ant Hro 10 bcTnhcimcr 4 ScamiI. salon
% ay, iass. John : II "nsd to he K,r,ch
Hicw.nS Co, saloon lease, demand, 9 per-
ism Il. u :. $40 " Avenue a clara nlim-a
shHl 10 nrur eta lipprlanu, . yrs 80
a. -, go l. Morris Monsky 20 Auni' P!non, ,
slst Il. Isl T. also si.t st. -, .7S 81 Av;
a. st. i's,E AAeIo inls-ns 70 pOn,el Nur
BtrSman p' v s. 8, ao,h 81, K.rol,rA
mann Ia M4imonidos benevolent Society ~
the city OF New Nuts 5yfs, ! per cent -
vESr SIDE
w ~ o. rinh ar. ne'Iesn Tou-,cHfh ard i'N'' .
7,h Az. 75S and zoo. Lawrence I'I 'cI-i1 -
reTu be met 4 Ncamll 8. saloon lease, Ce
mand, 6 pet cent ..... y
tulrhdflr I,'Hud. -,-ih ~ ''d,h a.
Convent Av. urW Inc. n " cor lSarr, 81. Su?'.
ana Samuel u NrEar'. 10 itlercI h.NI.'
corporation 81 Providence IA - T. p'f -,
cent ...... So
IAucuauln ~ Hemp Raah' a Sous. ! ~ =.
op"t cent '....... .'.. 80
thorough VI Inc H-rr't
Warrington ~. " 5. oil line. 500 II lsoth II
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laNth ~. ~ T.. Frederick NtsS 20 btir
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i4gth u. -. pau 81 hts - md 80. nap 'hN
Ward. village " Ne to'e, Sc sl''. l'1ih
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Az. -. lU' r Henry u ln"N''I TO ".
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SAr' ~Itup~rl same 'u irving " U'rneo"
d,m.fu. Il pfF cent . 81
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liam T. NguflTd, - w. . PEI cent 80
NsStrucst'f ~. u " : heginS AT = cor Land
conveyed nv clark To tawpcu. runs ~ "
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l,Ier AZ. n :na7 = " Fist - 'sN
Sp1>.,,rs 10 JOHN = mccarthy ) ". Il -.
pr CriI
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& Operative lHul,.ul md lnhr As'.rH
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,ssir ST ,rr,r NcirnSt a, John i OTf'rr -
Fran. q N'llrf . W. q pet cent
sd ~. %. Charles 7 Iims to Henry Ftoh
w'uet. trustee, drmhnd. q ~ cent ..... =
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FURNISHED Rooms s apartments to Irt

LEXINGTON Nv, O7-Cum'ortahl Furnished
rooms. mot and old water. hath. central location.
I'm s.. "a ~EAST-Nlcr. cl,sn, comfortable
rooms. urW porcelain hath. quiet and hunrlk.. lele-
phone. 1919 I-.
sIST ST, .su .AS1 fGram-tcy Psrkl-S,r.ly fur
ui.hed -lrslr bLd double ro"rn. steam beet, laun-
dr. Included.
aiST ST. ~ FAST Nic,ly furnished large
square room, all cnnNenienc,s, r''efsuc-- rsguired.
4sTU ST, 7 AND o EAST Newly furnished
attractive rooms, or suites, ft bachelors. two blocks
from Shrrty's, ptlmonicu'S, Lntos and democratic
clubs good service, telephone, reasonable fateA.
-, y. A. BLACkAER. AAna ger.
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Madison q, 10. all. Gus,!. Kl,inhsum n
IRrurt Iish. 2 yrs ........
SlrrIr st. ~ store. &C. harmed Gelle' "
SAMUEL Neishstger, : yV
lr Az. as. store. SC isaac Sisig.fvai TO
PJ GiScs Hnf d y yrs ...
III Av. 1Js 100. all. fouise Livingston 20
lAwrrnce fii,C,fsld. 3 yrs
Avenue 4. 400. Sophie * Sp.'utf " MAY
Fotali. : no from July !. 1901
% Nv. ias:.siuTe, Sc Albert Adhmsto John
J Ne onhld. 4 J ~ yrs
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Beck. ANY s. To Rollo W Brown. ..
Blau. Joseph, 10 Mary 7 Greenihhl n Al
Browne, kollo W, 10 Geftie We'll .... ...
George r. tn Thomas " Ihnrns d.
Q reenberG. Abra ham. TO Frederick Hen
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Select BOARD.

''' 'S"'"'
a N,.SE .,,ls ~, ogn country nqm- vi.n-,
car. u one ~ huy demr9ird. quiet no -, larsc
,,lI , ,n,s ",,SIr d. GG.,,"ii w Nr' ,in ,il' We highest
Last >iir.
MADISON Av. ~ steam heated loom. open
s-cromm'd,ted
MADISON Az. lsS. lA,. ia7 New management.
rttiiei aud "furHiNlrd N-rrfior board and ruon,
~. AlnA>s,n ". ~ ronrsr rmor.
rrun.. pt,yHlr baths. '''lNf dirtng fu"ul
v-., SIDE.
.arn = snEA~r W,u Furnished room. every
cpn, cui,uct yuod home tsnl, nlle hard
aap 81 5!s NE,r.f Exceptionally lare. roon,:
wei Eea'td: $50, 'lc. ns han roonl SO excellent
u biz.
4iSr ST, 8 EAST Central %lorst,u. pa,lor din
ina room. superior cuisine. table hoard OF dinner
o. gentlemen.
,.%lH ; 2. Hsnr LLSo f'ons ro'm. with
sunny. steam heated rnoms rcntlrmtn only refer.
erccs.
'orH ST, $50 wrNr -rtootn, ana board IN re-.
nncd spanish family iJcrru cuisine
SoTlI 81. loo EAST. corner ratk av. com.
for table rnon. nue 'cau'n and ATTENDANCE, excel
lent bard, references.
s:p ST. ro1 EhSI lianq>onrly furnished PAT
water ,~NnIcni nnlr.
S.u ST. ~ W~.Sr.lArg' 'r,u, ronm, trs, roor.
Wit roatd table uonrt,rN. rt'irucr,.
sam s.. a Wi~sf-,Is tn Central Park and
ca iinc', rr't class i"u'c. Iofi"r g. iur roem.
sam 81. ~ WlNI handsomely furnished
rooms. c,co'l'ut table rroSonaor.
CIERNONr A., Ioi Comfortably furnished
eva barge slaare room. iafse closets, hath sam,
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\ NJ tiSE .1,Ilg Ter oWu country hons wi.nr.
tH' caro- tln,Aldu " 'd,rly Lao, i-caps'lc akin
care II one ~ MY dewrgird. quiet no -, lqrgc
- "ud-. h,Hlili q country. can fuulh Ne highest
reference. Address box l,l. We tncli, ~.
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0 BhRR0Ws,
I0A. LANCASTER
= rH
SMITH & CAMPBELL

WANI TuN MIN. H.. |#..ra 49,,
az uONU q ktUh ....r u-r.sN,.
NV Ntoai itb~ N.H. HH... uHiY
lEf t~ss - .... .n. NJ ~ HfHHH stat sry
w. ~ ilN | f.a #nsNsH 4 ~ e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27

In" following are III" comparative tables
of duIhss IN real estate circles IN Manhattan
u,l So. I,TtpN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27

:aTH ST. "a EAST W,l furnished rooms: .v,ry
on cul,u't guud home table uallr hard
alD 81, az NErr Exceptionally lhrg. foonl,:
well heated. $40, sle. So, tal toum. 50. s,ccllrE,
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~. AiBAN's ". ~ FOREST. rROP
s. and v East alSi - Central lurruOn, dr,ifnbu
rpuW.. pttygtr baths. rprl % dining tuuul
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MADISON Av, ~ steam heated rooms open
plumbing superior table. location central. tranNSnts
Accommodate.
MADISON AZ. laS. lAi. '55 New nj management
rsfited and fcfurulNlrd. S.IrfiuI huard and ruon,
FRANK FRNl.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-11-27

Chas. Lonn and Elias Cedergren
went to Little Falls Monday to look
over the country and visit some time.
o H. Thompson come down again
last Saturday to consult with DR..
Johnson in regard to . growth upon
his neck.
Mrs. w. B. Cartledge returned to
her home at New London last Monday
after a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
W. A. Sperry.
A new combination smoker and mail
car went through here Saturday to
GARRISON, for use on the Sioux Falls
and YanktOn run.
Miss Maggie Coolan returned to her
home at St. Cloud last Saturday after
a five months stay with c. Rosmon's
in town of Whitefeld.
FOR SALE A team of heavy
horses, harness and a new wagon used
only six weeks. Inquire of NELs
SwENsoN, the drayman. 4ltf
Gulick Olson, the Ringville veteran,
was at St. Cloud last Wednesday to
take physical examination before the
board of pension examiners.
FOUND-A fur robe, west of Will
mar. Owner can have same by prov
ing property aud paying charges.
4-3p c. r. LARSON, Willmar.
Mrs. J. A. johnson returned to her
home at Egan near Pipestone last
Thursday. She came here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Goulding.
Miss Annie Abrahamson of Priam
returned Monday from Minneapolis
where she had been in attendance at
the Peterson-Lund wedding.
Mrs. Peter Hakanson, late of New
London, visited with relatives in the
city Thursday and Friday, before
moving to the new home at Benson.
Martin Tollefson and wife drove to
Swift county last Monday to visit
friends living twelve miles north of
Kerkhoven. They returned Sunday
evening.
Chas. Jorgenson is suffering from
an accident to his eye. The end of a
whip nearly gouged out the valuable
one day last week. He is re-
covering.
Caroline Edlund, who has been visi-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-11-27
CA SH COUPON
SEWING MACHINE CONTEST

desire that the votes t'lat I am en-
titled to by reason Of having paid money
on So description to the WilImar Tribune
this day be credited to Miss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-11-27

Miss Tena Cyan returned from q
visit at Granite Falls and vicinity
last Saturday. 4 ..-.s5.5...z {.
Gust a Erickson, the hnstline ma
chine man, was at Kerkhoven last Fri
day on business. l..
NJ. F. Lundquist of New London
called at Wil.mar on business last
Saturday afternoon.
Chas. Bergquist of Lake Andrew
TOOK the train for St. Cloud yesterday
Tor q recreative trip.
Oscar P. Nelson went to Atwater
Monday to look after his farming in
terests in that vicinity.
William Norstedt and France Sod
erling of Lake Andrew called on the
TRIBUNE last Saturday.
First class table board and rooms
furnished by Mrs. Della Rice, I'll
Lake Avenue, Isl ward. 25tf
John Arne, the village marshal of
Benson, died very suddenly last Sat-
urday, leaving large family.
Nels B. Johnson of New London
delivered consignment of hogs to
Anderson & Skoog yesterday.
FOR RENT-One furnished room
for rent located in first ward near the
Seminary. P. ANDERSON, ,38tf
Mrs. G. M. Lawson left last Monday
for her home in New London after a
weeks stay with relatives here.
Peter Rasmussen, the pioneer ton
serial artist of Willmar, went to Ray
mond last Monday on business.
Mrs. John Dahlberg left last Friday
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Johnson of Colfax.
John P. Madison and Chris. Freese
went up to the vicinity of Aitken Mon
day for few days at deer hunting.
WANTED AT ONCE-1o,0 900 BUSH
els of corn. Highest market price.
P. 81. Ro1sE & Co., Willmar.
ErickP. Glad went to Pennock last
Monday to finish up the the work on
the new store building at that place.
W. M. Stansbcrry and wife left for
their home at Howard Lake yesterday
after visit with their people here.
FOR RENT-The store formerly oc-
cupied by A. Peterson, the furniture
dealer. Inquire of o. A. HEDIN. 41tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-11-27
A SEWING MACHINE GIVEN AWAY.
Subscribers Of the Willmar Tribune
3 will Determine BY Their Votes Who
= : Is to Receive This Valuable
.' and Useful Present.

The TRIBUNE Printing Company,
publishers of the Willmar TRIBUNE
will give a No. 8 New Roya al drop-head
sewing machine to the young lady in
kandiyohi county who receives the
most votes from subscribers to the
Willmar TRIBUNE up to the oath day
of December, 1901, at twelve O'Clock
noon. The rules are as follows:
In every issue of the Willmar TR1B-
UNE up to and including that of Dec.
II, 1901, will appear coupon which
when properly filed out will count one
for each copy sent to the TRIBUNE Of
tice before the time limit expires.
In addition to the coupon votes that
may be cut out of the papers and sent
in, one vote will be given for every
cent paid On subscription to the Will
mar TRIBUNE within the time limit,
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-11-27
irving,

irving.
Nov. 2O.-Miss Christine wermelin
returned last week from a stay with
her sister, Mrs. Mary Haldin at Nam
re-. Charlie Wermelin spent some
days at Willmar, attending to legal
matters, recently. number of
friends congregated at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregor Johnson in the
evening of the 10th inst. The as
sembled guests proved their good will
by making their home the brighter by
the addition of some gifts. e. G..
Erixon informs US that he has a sup
ply of dry oak wood to sell. Mrs.
Andrew Larson and children departed
for Buffalo, Mimi, the 22nd inst.
Miss Christine Jacobson returned from
Pennock recently. .....A dance was
held at East Irving the 18th inst.
Some one whose mind leaned towards
the adventurous side recently made
q vain attempt at one of those small
jobs which are performed with the best
chances OF success in that dim light of
the distant stars. From scattered
rumors and q deficient memory we
gathered the following fragments of q
story: To wit; that one Saturday
morning, Nov. 16, in the year of 1901,
Peter Hagen, local retailer in winter
wares and harvest time commodities,
on entering his emporium found seve-
raj small holes drilled in the safe,
But for their diminntive size we would,
at once, have arrived at the conclu-
sion that some tardy debtor had re-
sorted to those means of paying his
dues. However, when it was found
that the contents of the cash drawer
had vanished it appeared to be just
the reverse, but not even receipt for
the amount had been Left. In short
there was . loss of some 3 or 4 dol
lars, positively no gain, but one of
those rare chances when much more
could have been lost without the least
exertion on the owners part, whatever.
And not even the we'll wishes, or
s'nom de plume" Of the unknown friend
were left behind. I. 5.*=