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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16

TO SUCCEED ROCHE. There will hc spc.
cal election "u Wednesday, Apiil ~ in the
Seventh ward Tor the purpose OF elccting Il
select councilman to succeed Director OF Public
Works John I. Roche, resigned
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16

The board of trade yesterday inaug-
urnted its noon sessions. and the meet
ing called to order ut 1915 o'clock by
PRESIDENT Lansing was so we'll attend
ed that all the officials are satisfied the
new plan Is destined to prove q big
success. Fully fifty members were
present. and. after transacttng a large
amount Of business, were served a
tasty lunch.
The report OF the manufacturing
committee. submitted at the meeting,
was most welcome one, showing as
IL did that Scranton has secured an
other important industry, namely, the
GraT companys stove making plant.
at present operating a plant at Eliza.
Dethport. n. j. They manufacture
warm air furnaces, ranges, brick and
Fireplace heaters. etc. The plant will
be located just beyond the city line in
the borough of Dickson. The main
foundry building will be 149x4l3 feet,
part OF which will he two stories high
The pattern shop will be 60X9O feet, two
stories. brick. The capital stock Of
the concern is 100000. and IL will EN-
ploy approximately one hundred men.
Plans for the buildings are completed
and building operations have already
begun. II is hoped to have the factory
in operation during the present sum-
mer. Other features of the report
We're.
OTHER FEATURES.
We also beg to report progress in Tie creation
OF the TInmes Il llecht spike and rolling mill,
en- the West Side. The work has been some.
what delayed owing TO The severe weather Of the
past winter, but now that spring is practically
opening up the building operations will proceed
rapidly, and the mill will probably he in opera.
tion by July LIST. Machinery for this plant has
all bcen purchased, and awaits shipping dircc.
tions.
The construction OF these two manufacturing
industries. on the West Side, and the other
on the extreme northern boundary Of our city,
opens up new manufacturing locations which
will ultimately bc great benefit to the city
at large and ior that reason very desirable.
In addition to the above, We are pleased to
note that a large addition has been built to the
Keller Van Dyke piano factory. which p,ac.
tically doubles the capacity of this plant. They
have met with unusual success since locating
here, and are destined tn become very promi
nent factor in piano construction in this coun.
try.
We are also informed BIZ r. J. Foster
that the contract 'or the erection Of the large
printing establishment Of the Colliery Eng.
neer company will be let this week. This will
be great addition to Scranton's industries and
will probably be the largest printing house under
one roof in the United Statee. They will en-
ploy several hundred men. and pay out in wages
nearly onc.half million dollars per year.
Secretary Atherton moved that a
committee be appointed to urge Presi-
dent Mckinley to come this way and
visit in Scranton while on his way to
the Pan-American exposition, for an
hour or two at least, when public
reception would be accorded him.
President Lansing of the board will
appoint such a committee. L. NJ
Clarke. of Clarke Bros, was elected to
membership and the application of
Cornelius Comegys was received.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16
CHOSEN DELEGATE.

Col +. L. Hitchcock was chosen dele
gate to the convention Of the National
Municipal league, which meets May s,
8 and 10 in Rochester. A. B. Dun
ming was elected alternate. The board
also voted to appropriate funds with
which to purchase an oil portrait of
II former president. George Fisher. to
be hung with the pictures of the other
presiding officers in the assembly room.
Shortly after 1 o'clock everyone pres
ent sat down and enjoyed the lunch
served by Caterer Hanley. Each OF
the coming noon meetings will be also
followed by a lunch and this is an
innovation which. it is safe to say, will
certainly not result in a falling off in
the attendance
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16
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CITY NOTES

TOUR OF lNSrECTTON..-D -Dhcctor ot Public
Norks John +. Roche made tour OF inspection
through Nay Aug and Conncll Parks yesterday al
tcruuuu,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16

Steam Heating and Plumbing.
=. j.. & NJ. Z, Howley, ,23l Wyoming ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16

Willard. Warren q Knapp, Solicitors
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
E KENNEBEC JOURNAL, AUGUSTA, MIANE.

Fast Curinth-Ori-nt. Master. Mrs. An
hh q. tnmnS. "V"rse"r. SilnS +. Pattcr
son: secretary. l.. A Fletcher. treasurer
Z. r. Duran. steward. Arthur L. Struut
assistant steward. Ross W. Elliott. chap
lln. a. u. prlmmond. lecturer. Mrs.
Mary \. Farmer. Gatckecpcr. John NJ
Whitney: Pomona. Mrs. Frank Patterson
Flora, Mrs. Cora Smith. Ceres Mrs liz
ii" Gregory; Lady assistant IT, ward. Ais
Scren. NJ. Trckty-
F"xcr"ft--C,ntral: Master. +. Il. Gun
ov"rsrrr f. ~ Holton: lecturer. J.nni.
Tru", steward. y. y Adams: assistant
steward John Wilrs: treasurer. ). 4.
Greeley. secretary. Thomas uacgctt: PO-
mona. Vera Gray: Ceres Kcna GrceleN .
Flora Flnrenc" Chandler. lady assistant
steward. Ann Gray.
Frcrdom-DiriSo: Master. Frank Clcm-
.nt; oy"rSe"r. \. !, Libby; lecturer: Mrs
sstant steward W II Sprague. chap
lain. Mrs. May MOulton; treasurer. J. II.
Nosc; secretary, Mrs. A. +. Foster: gate
keeper, q. Bellows: Pomona, Mrs. Ella
Libby: Flora Mrs. Addic Nickless
ant steward. Matte johnson.
llarmony-Master Andrew Gray. over
seer. William Mclaughlin. lecturer ".
s. Bcmis: secretary. Mrs. W. $. Bcmts
,haplan. Mrs. Isaiah Whittier steward
Mrs. Emma Mclaughlin: satekecper
Ernest Willis. assistant steward Lnrin
Nhadbourn; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Lorin Chadbourn; Pomona. Gertrude
Willis; Ceres. Ella Gray: Flora Mrs.
Sarepta Haynes.
Hermon-Cnion: Master II. ". Sweet
ser: overscer. +. II. Prescott: lecturer.
Mrs. Eta II, Prescott: chaplain Mrs
Lizzie Philbrick: treasurer Charles
kcene: secretary. Mrs Carrie Jack
son; steward Ray Sylvester: assistant
steward, y. y. Triggs; lady assistant
steward. Mrs. Ella Triees: Ceres. Mrs.
Ezilda Sweetser Pomona. Mrs. Louise
Pinkham; Flora. Miss George Whitaker:
gatekeeper. Fred Pinkham.
Jehcrson-Master. T. +. Moody: over
seer. A. \. Boynton lecturer. H. +.
Hcmenway; treasurer. \. {. Roynton:
secretary. w. +. Hemenway: chaplain.
ton: assistant steward. q. W. B.nncr:
lady assistant steward. Ida } MOODY:
gatek"rper: II. a. McCurda Flora. NJ. l..
Bcnner: Ceres NJ. A. Kerr: Pomoua,
Lincoln Cortcr-A -Aiattanaw,ook: Mas
ter, {. 9. Allen. ovcrSr"r ElWin Q.
Savage, lecturer. Mrs. Walter II. Wells;
steward Herbert Mcfarland: assistan,
steward, Frank lndden: chaplain. W. H.
Loyett: treasurer, { L. brew; secretary;
Edwards, Ceres. Mary Edwards Pomo-
na. Mrs. ST. '. Allen; Flora Mrttie
Ad.ms; lady aSsiatant steward. Bernie"
T. Reed: nrganiSt, Emm; a. scott
Mavs,ilir Ccntcr- Master ,'hus Eolfc.
ovyrs"cr. hrrh"rt Kitchen. lecturei. Miss
Nunie Hutchinson. steward Lee, Clarke
assistant steward. Mortr K smith: chap
III smith. secretary. r \ W'igetn, cate
keeper. Israel 9. Donuoll. pnn11ri,. Ar>.
sarah J.. Long Flora Miss Etn,4' Smltn.
Ceres. Mis- Hannah Tpmpkius lady 4S-
sistant stewart MlSS Frances i.JnL. or
lauist Miss Annie GrrenluU
Niln-Pleasant River. AiIs,,r l..
Iardirg. uNtrs"or VI. c. Fuss. Iecturrf
Etta f. Monroe. steward. J. II Rhods
assistant steward. NJ. W Tabor char
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Grange Elections.

Eangor-Quoen City: Master. Edgar A.
Gary; overScer. t.pen g. Nickcrv: leo
turer. Maudc Richardson: steward. Earl,
H. Weller; assistant steward. Edgar H.
George W Worster: secretary. Addir
\: Parks gatckeeper. Charles S.
Worster: Pomona. Mary j. Vickery:
Flora. Thurzd McCabc: Ceres Nellie W.
Gary; lady assistant steward Lucy Wor-
Ster.
Belfast-Equity Master. Orrin l..
Wentworth; overseer. }. II Elms: lee
turer, Mrs. Josie F. Wight: steward.
Charles 7. Litteiield; assistant steward
Leslie Eims; chaplain. Mrs. Ada A. Elms
treasurer. Freeman T. Wentworth: secre-
tary, Mrs. Adeila Packard: gatekeeper.
Fred j. Clark: Pomona, Mrs. Mabel Mil
Ter; Flora, Mrs. Tillie TootnaclSer; Ceres.
Mrs. Lula Ford; lady assistant steward
Miss Carrie Elms.
Blaine-Mountain: Master RoI,nc
Fierce: overseer. j. Il. irving; lecturer.
Dora Irving: steward. y. f.. Doritv: as
siStant steward, H. W. Shaw chaplain,
Jessie ,;ie Dority: treasurer. Horace S
gatekeeper. Scott Sanborn: Pomona,
Alanda Been; Flora. Jennie Ramsey
Ceres. Ella Lavine; lady assistant
steward, Mrs II. w. Shaw.
Observation-Disclosures Master. Lester
" ne, ~'-"re""r Susan Fletcher: secrc-
tary, Lizzie Severance; lecturer. Annie
NJ: .eaa-lv,, ". f.. t;aiey: chap
llin. William Bailey: gttekeeper. Edward
Irask: steward. Russell Folsom: asSistan.
steward, Stephen Fletcher lady assistant
steward, Sarah Reed: Ceres. Hattie
Rlethen: Flora. Mia Folsom: Pomona.
Flora Holt
coiumhia-Master }. +. White. over
seer, G. l.. Coffin: lecturer Anna +. Tab
butt: steward. Z. w. Look: assistant
steward Y. NJ. Look. chaplain. Gertrude
CleaNeS; treasurer. Arthur DriSkn: socrr-
thry. Ronie Worcester. eat.tocpar
Eathiel Leighton; Pomona. Hattie Rock
wei: Flora, Jennie q. White. Ceres. Eyr
WasS lady assistant steward Naui
LOOK: chorister Flor; Leighton.
Eden-Eay View. Master J1li..,.
Elmer; nNerSecr. Joseph W Wood III
lecturer. ENa NJ. Han: steward I Y
Rich; assistant steward : u. AIrr,rl;,,d
chapiaiN FOSSIL Young: Treasurer !, Ill
lev; secretary. Iona \. RIcn. ...trhrn1-n..
AndfeW f!"skrll: Pomona. I.otifr it,,b.,r.
tInil. L"nd Rich, Ceres. Addir / I,nrr,.,-
I2nX assistant steward. Al:.rn.,r.i i.
f.ast l.li"hi!I hi!I-MaS1er Charles Yn,t,,a1
lAz@'y Acrtmar, steward. r.i., I.,u,a.,,,
assiHi'LI steward. CHARLES t'grti-. ,i..l-
ia+A. AiiS Lu,s C.ad4-r- it'.-..,,...
It"fb' 'dh",gc. @rcr-t"ry \b.- \4lti.
o'"' fsti' ;t'rler. X. 4. uand..r. pn.
mona -3iS t>dic-lr Cs nla.r. I,.Inf. MI
Aodir risN". Ceres Airs AI.-. G,,,'i.
i""s ASsis'alit steward Ir~ t,L,rt yn+i,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

lain. J i Emerson treasurer g. !;
toxic. SECRETARY. $. +. Hobbs. sate
kecnrr. l.. y Brmpu~; Ceres. SaviIl
Flora. Mis-. I. r. Hobbs. lady lSsiStau
steward. Mrs. NJ. H. Tabor
t-Sehasiic"nk: Master. 4. Il
lihhey. "vrrseer. \. " Erack.tt, lec
tur"r, Anna =. Dccring: steward. Nddi.
e Webb, r. assistant steward. Frank Nj
Dcerin- chaplain. r. NJ Roberts
treasurer. j. .. Gilman: secretary. Rosi,
NJ S"prr. S2t"!;a"p". Newton ].
Bracket. Cores. Mrs. K. H. Libby: Po-
mona, Mrs. Alice Grant, Flora. Mrs. .Irn
ME Bicki"rd: lady assistant steward, Mis-:
Eva Bickford
Henry Dorm; lecturer MrS. T. l.. Wash
burn; steward. Harry S,lwood. assistant
steward. Oscar Ncwcomb; chaplain. :. n.
Il. Perkins: treasurer. John Humrhries
secretary, Mrs. 9. J. Cove, ratrkcppcr \
War;: Pomona Mrs. Walter Sciwood
Flora, Mrs. Andrews. Ceres. Mrs. Cedar
wall. lady assistant steward, Marian
cedarwaU; orsaniSt. Lizzie Dorm; janitNr
Oscar Ncwcomb
I Philins-North Franklin: Master. G. g.
pill: orerscer. Fred Ellsworth: lecturer
Mary q, Cushman; steward HaroIl
Worthlcy: assistant steward. a. 4. Ecr-
rN: charlain. Josephine HillgroVr: treas
urtr. r. Dill; secretary. Clara \ French
Satekeeper. Laura Hanscom; Pomona,
Cassie Nnrthley; Flora. Ida NJ. Morton
,ereS. MIry, \. pm; lady, assistant
Pitts:ield-Master. j. II. NJ Foster:
overseer. G. W Patten, lecturer. T. +,
Nelson: steward. Irwin futile: assistant
steward. Galen Maxim: chaplain. Emma
secretary. Annie NJ. Frost. gatekecper.
i, +. Fairbrothcr: Pomona, Cora /.
Rogers; Flora, Eta f. Nelson; Ceres.
Bertha Foster: lady assistant steward,
M"rtic Sinclair
ProSpect-S"uth Eranch: Master. r l..
Ward ntcrscer. Charles Gray: lecturer.
Mice Haley; steward. Maurice .iinn. a.
Sistaut steward 6. &. Ward: chAplaio.
Minnie C"pp; treasurer. J. +. Libby see
retarN. Jennie Dockham: gatrkce,.pr w
5. killman; Pomona. Bernie. Alley
Flora; Susie Lindsay: Ceres. NJ Eli.
Ward: lady assistant steward NJ T. C.
Libby
Stcuh"n-Lincoln Master. NJ NJ.
tteavcS: oversrer. j. W. Strout: lecturer.
j. +. Wakcheld: seward Seth Cieaves
assistant steward. \. r Smith: chaplain
Lois Cl'aves; treasurer Harry smith
secretary, Mrs J. W. Strout: gatekccper
Jesse Snyder. Pomona. Annie Handy.
Flora. Julia tuShman. Ceres. Mrs. y. 4.
Eiiintt. lady lssiStan. steward Minnie
smith. orgaMiSt. Minnie Perry
WaShinct"n-E -EvcuinG Star: Aiastr,
Sukvforth: lecturer. olive Light. slcwnrd
G"ors" Johnson chaplain. Sarah Len
lest; treasurer Milton Thurston. spcrr-
taf>. Clara Parker. satekeeper. Verti.
burns; Ceres. Ecttic Robinson: Pomona
Lrttie Light: Flora. Murci; BRYANT: lads.
assistant steward, Lot,ic Prescott
West ltockporr-M"unt Pleasant: Mas
trr n ). Buzzcll uvcrSecr. H. II. ru;.lrr
So ward. Ral1h bSiun. assistant steward
E"rsh"m Walden: chapman. Alice 0xtun
treasurer. Gcnvvic CoIlamorc, secretary
ttobtrt Simmons. gatekcCpcr. RaiIbor
lailmdn Pomona. Caro- Leland. Flora
Mlrdhlc pham: Ceres. Josie Htizzer
l'dy assistant steward Mary + Graves
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
LlTCHFTELD PLAINS

Ii ilofff lFlD PLAINS.
Mr. and Mrs. G: f. Powers wer, called
~ Lock- Mills. Thursday. by the sudden
death of Mr. Powers brother K. +.
Powers.
Inc Ladies' Aid of tn. Plains church
met with Mrs. a. +. Roberts. Wednesday.
where considerable work was done in the
interest of home missions.
q. a. Bosworth was distributing deer
meat among mis- friends, Friday
CHINA
The ". {. T. l.. of this village has inst
held It's annual fair which was Abundant
ly successful. Many useful articles in
Guiding homemade food. were for sale.
me hall was beautifully decorated Prof
Souie of Watervillc. gave IA fine musical
entertainment in the evening The net
proceeds Were about 81
IN" "rchadiSts on China Neck hly. inst
soid thcir apples at good price. and the
fruit Is now being packed and shipped.
W ORD was received here. last week. oc
the death of joel Y. TAYLOR of LINN
Mass He was a merchant of that CITY
ana much respected by ali who knew
MN II" was Il native of this place and
living here ' ''i
Wendan Washburn nf Colby colepe
ana Willis +. Washburn of Coburn CIas-
Sicdi ihStit'lTc, sons Of postmaster Wash
Durh. are home for the Christmas v1ca-
ton
Fh'' Young people had nne skating on
IN" lax" b"for, the big storm win 4
prospect of more soon
MY ana Mrs. Titcomh vino nave. re-
Gently opened The Lutcl teport ajra,j,-
more patronage Jhan they had cxpectei
'h'E are popular in the village and with
thc travelling public. one said II thorn
recently 'facy know how to treat
Al! sure busy with Christmas r.r..f,.,r.,-
.i"ll@, hr baNtlst and Methodist socie-
ti"s VIII unitc ia exercises 1T tn. f;5ntiS,
church on Christmas Eve
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

MAS We'll att 'ntth. ditd tiiI 80 - '.'''-'
gratifying To those who contributed 70
its success.
There is still living at the capital
venerable negress who was servant
at tie White House during the whole
of President Lincoln's residence there.
Her name is Elizabeth keckly, and
sh,. lives in comfortable brick house,
bought with her earnings, where sae
sacrcdly guards the relics of her life in
the White House. Among these are an
unpubl shed portrait of President Lin
coin. taken in the conservatory with a
group Of Indians who were at that tim
on q visit To the great father pic
ture of little Tad" given to Mrs.
Keckly by the President himself, with
the remark. Here's very good pic
tune for n very good woman, and
photographs of the President and Mrs.
Lincoln. also gifts from the distin-
gushed originals all of them in tn.
little black walnut frames which were
in fashion at that period.
EeCkly" as she was called at the
White House. was born slave. bur
had obtained her freedom before the
beginning bi the NdT. anu eStdDIISHeu
herself in dressnlaking. On the arrival
of Mrs. Lincoln AT the White House.
she was called in to do some emergency
work, and proved so capable and sat
isfactory that she was permanently en-
gagged as n maid. Standards were
different in those days. fashions
simpler. and besides acting as a maid
tn Mrs. Lincoln. Keckly made her
dresses. calling in help from outside at
times, but herself planning. cutting
aIic fitting the gowns the Presidents
wifi" wore. Mrs. keckIy IS a remark
able woman. Intelligent and tactful,
and from the beginning of her employ
nent until she quilted Mrs. Lincolns
service exercised much influence upon
her mistress. and was frequently con-
suited on matters not strictly within
her province. kcckly was one of th,
first persons summoned when the Pres
ident was shot. on that period. how
ever. she dislikes to dwell. saving that.
even q this day. she cannot endure to
recall the sorrow and suffering she
Witnessed.
Mrs keckly speaks tcnderly ana with
affection of Willie Lincoln. whose
death occurred when his father was
Pre- sident. He was his fathers
chosen companion she s5vs ..his
mothers favorite. seldom went into
Mrs. Lincoin's room that | did not find
min, ,,,rIaG an, u, - ,.,.,t,. ,,.,i,.
ing on the floor drawing pictures. He
was q winning child-pveryhudv loved
MIN, Few people EuuW that the lirrra
fellow MAI, " -Yna. r,-t ~. +-r ,.
talvn. tIat ly.ty. ...n,. .+r least ,,,.. ~ b:.
poems wa published n r4.n.. .,t.,,,t
in th;S wdv. Willie ,ya.= ,..,,. fn,,,l III
Colonel Edward EaIl4,. .e,5+... fr.,,,
Oregon ;iud corlmgnd,,. ~ rb.. 1-,i,,,,
troops I'll lia,TS bluff I-uon IL. da,tb
of his hero Willie wrote SOM. rbfI5ish
cud cl,-h,,s-,-,i.. ,...... ..,,,,.;.,!,.
as a soldier. which so pI4asei his f.,,t
II THAT ne allowed him To send ,h..,,, -,
the. editor of The National EannIIi
can where they were pubIishad.'
y l@nk, long cCuntryman stood out
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

These prizes were awarded to Jane
Henry Moser and Bertha
year these honors nave iaiiei' ~
ri idceman Child, VINO rc'eiN''
first prize for a portrait IN pas'eis' am
II. Hobart Nichols, VINO ie'eiN eu u"e
second plizc for tis Inc frehch
Coast" a charming study. me IA izF
winners OF last year were again Wen
repre- sented. Among the other CON
tributors were many noted names-F.
II. Lane. Captain Davis. L. Letiranic
Johnston. Miss Eartl-. Miss Nichoiay
and Miss Kimberiay- The exhibition
was we'll att .nded. and the list of sales
gratifying To those who contributed 70
its success
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

Th" sixth annual exhibition of INA
Water Col,r Club. held last v..l, il
the Corcoran Gallery Of Ar MAJ
creditahle one. The ;n,.r,..t IL ,t,....
eAhibitions has increased ,.7yery ,.ao~
er.e standard Mas been raised And !.
mitted num'er OF artists have sub
or m ,ha work Last year Tie t.us, ~
n,i1as 1,e Norcoran Gallery offered ,wn
me- ,r. one Of 500 ana on of ST. fn,.
-nLnrs .NhihiL.d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

Miss Hays engagement to Payne
Whitney meets with hearty approval
on all sides, and both Mr.. Whitney and
his betrothed have been warmly con-
graduated. No young woman at the
capital is more cordially liked or
more sincerely esteemed than Helen
Hay. Her childhood and the greater
part of her girlhood We're spent in
washington her friends here call her
by her first name, and have watched
ner literary career with keen interest
ana sympathy. 1t is rare. indeed to
ma woman of her age so unspoiled
by success or one who wears her laurel
crown more modestly. Miss Hay is
not only brilliant and talented wo-
man. b'it she is lovely in person
amiable, kind and. in the recent af.
flction that visited her parents. was
'h"ir malnstay and comfort Haupilv
ner nance IS equally Wei known in
washington. where his boyhood was
passed and wherc he has cone again
anu again 10 visit since his fathers re-
urenen' from public life. The friend
snip which has recently culmina,ed in
an engagement is of long standing. Mr.
"hltheN having been Il classmato Of
the late Adelbert :. Hay at Yale The
Necaing. which has been fxed for
fepruary. Will take place at Miss
RAY nome. ana viii be a quiet one
owing To the deep mourning ~ ~,
family
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

ct SIPS
Here Are the
40 Novels by
Famous Authors:
- Present Tins voucher at book counter with
- cents for any Of these books
1.-The Great K. & A. Train Robbery.
BY Paul Leicester Ford
r"'''a" WIFE," By Max Pemberton
"A'-'crican Wives and English Husbands.
By Gertrude Atherton |
"no"a'enture By George w. Cable
1.-The Rucder Grangers Abroad"
BY Frank X. Stockton
Z ~, Thou and the Other Oner
BY Amelia E. Barr.
"'a'es OF Our coast" By s. K. Crockett.
I "Drven Back to Ecen" RyE u %.
"Captain Shanno1.' By COuIson kernahan.
C "Dr Dodd's School" By James r..
" "A House in Bloomsbury.
"A FAIR BARBARIAN, ''S' '"phani
BY FRANCES II. BURNETT.
T. The Uncaed." Rv p,u,I ~,
1.-The Splendid Spur H
ny A. L. Oui!ler.C Couch
'siMoN DALE. BY ANTHONY HOPE. Il
raor 10 race. 3, Rober; Grant
1.-The Heart Of Toll By Octave rh,.o.
& "rrec JOG. by Joel Chandler Harris
'Aeross the Chas"" By Julia Magrucer.
'ss'enoaks." B., J. 6. Holland.
within tic C2pes' B,. Howard pIs
"T.c Last Meeting" By Brarder Mat,bcu.
Young Blood" ByE.W. ho,,unc
The Continental Dragoou'
BY K. ~ Stephens
ieki2' By Robert Barr.
"Thc Herb noon." B, John Oliver Hobbies.
The Ligh, Of Scarthey"
By Egerton Castle.
ashes OF Empire"
B, Robert W. Chambers
active service By Stephen Crane
..~adcrloseIie de Berny"
by Pauline 'iackie
''her sailor. By Marshall Saunders J.
- Cigarette Makers Romance"
BY r. Marion Crawford, r.
Dr' RASCAL. By Emile Zo!a.
Blk" Hy E-a-t >o-r;s
K ''poc.lct Island" By Charles Clark Nunn. (
people nj Our \eighborhood.'
By Mary r. wilkins. E.
- hder me Great Bear BY Kirk Munro.
..in Hostile Rcd" By A. AI.she,er.
with the Best Intentions.
BY Marion Harland. h
''Guerndaie BY F. J. Stimson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-10-18
Hans Hanson of Darling was in

Hans Hanson of Darling was in
the postotRce Saturday. in an exhi-
larated condition. Humane Officer
Van Buskirk, aud friend of Han
son, conducted him out at the re-
quest of the postmaster. On the
sidewalk Van Buskirk says Hanson
called him vile name, He pushed
Hanson away. The affair resulted
in the arrest af both. Hanson paid
81 for his fun in Justice Collins court
Saturday, and MIR. Van Buskirk,
whore motives were good, paid Sc. 95
in Justice Sheldon's court Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-10-18

EDITOR TIE herald: There ia an
element in this town which it would
be we'll for it's citizens tn sit down
upon, hard That is the willful de-
facing and injuring of private prop.
perty under the pretence of innocent
amusement. Hallowe'en is near at
hand and offers an excuse for much
malicious mischief. That the powers
that rule will acJ promptly and ener-
getically to stop the nuisance, is the
wish OF all peace loving and law abid-
ing residents. Sincerely yours,
/ TRUTH
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-10-18

Midland Advocate: A farewell re-
ception was given to Rev. Geo. R.
and Mrs. Geer at the home of C. E..
Kreis by the members and friends of
Forest Heights church. MIR. and
Mrs. Geer we're presented with tea
service and a cut-glass berry bowl.
end Mr. Geer with a solid silver
shaving mug. ::
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-10-18
Shot While Huntino.

Crookston, Oct. 15.-John Kiewel,
the l6 year old son of John Kiewel,
OF Kiewels shoe house. Sunday acci-
dentally discharged both barrels of a
shot gun in his breast while remov.
ing the gun from a wagon. The &C.
cident happened while Kiewel and
some; companions were hunting
about four miles from town. He
was brought in town bout 6o'clock
and received medical treatment, but
died at midnight.