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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
SECY LONGS REPLY.
Nil Notify SehIey "nen >anpscn's Protest
is Received


MASEJNGTON, d. C.. Dec. 19.-Tha
Navy Department has not Vet prepared
It's answer TO the hill OF objection filed
~ counsel Tor Admiral Schley, but il is
70 far advanced that ii will be ready
Tor delivery tomorrow, Captain Lemly
pud Solicitor Hanna having given good
part OF to-day 10 the work. The fol-
lowing letter to-day was addressed 10
ADMIRAL Schlcy:
Navy Department. Dec, l9, 1901,
Office of the Secretary.
10 Dear Sir,-The department has re-
ccfNcd your communication OF the 18th
instant, wherein you request that If
protest is filed by Rear--idmnai ". 7
Sampson. relative 10 the question of com
uIand of the American naval forces dur
Ing the battle and credit Tor the victory
won IN that battle, wou be accorded an
opportunity 10 present through Your
counsel argument against such protest.
IN rcrly. son are inorncd that when
such protest is received, you viii be ad
riscd Of the departments conclusion.
Yours :cspecGIliy,
John D LONG,
TO Rear ADMIRAL ". $ Schlcy.
WILL FILE TODAY.
W.tSHINGOA. II. 9. Dec. lt.-Mr
ThcsIl. acting Tor Ar. Stsyton. tounscl
for Rear.Admiral ~ T. SAMPSON to-
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day called at the Navy Department to
see Judge-1Advocato General JcmV. Mr..
Thcall stated that the objections TO the
finds of Admiral Dewey viii not be filed
with Secretary Long until tomorrow
morning. In brief the statement will
object 10 ADMIRAL Dewey's finding that
Admiral Schley was in absolute command
at tho battle Of SaItiaS so Bay. on the
ground that testimony touching this
point was not admitted during the scs-
sion of the court.
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TO LIGHT RIVERS BED.
Electric Apparatus TO search for Nellie Crop
scv's Body.
lRr Associated Press.1

(Ry Associated Press.)
ELIZABETH CITY. \. e., Dec. IA
submarine lighting apparatus has just
arrived from New York. to be used in
searching for the body of Nell Cropsy,
who rlysteriously disappeared November
2Jth. Andrew G. Cropsey, of New York,
uncle of the missing girl sent it.
The electric light apparatus will be en-
ployed III exploring the river bottom.
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Stiff Rcal;zes His Cor ditiou.
fsnecial Dispatch 70 The Times.

lSpetlAt DIspdtcH 70 t1c- 7 rI.'-e5.
WAESAS M. Dec. p--FhcuSh
James @. Stiff tcoii some 2lourishment
Jate this evening his condition remains
unchanged. He fully realizes his. condi-
toni
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us Rrntfer With him.

DR. f. W. Stiff has gone to Westinore-
lard county III response to :. telegram
announcing that his brother. Mr.. James
.. stiff waa wofsa Mr.. Stifs Is one
those injured III the. tragedy 1T Ock
Grove r,-. Stiff lett hsre Wednesday
niSh1
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Mut!erlugs of a Storm.
D;s,,,,.b ~ RI. Timo.

Especial Dispatch to The T1mcsl
TAPPAHANNOCK. VA, Dec. 19.-.Pno-
r,e at lisseN, are getting very. iinpa tient
AZ the slow. progress. of the Constitutional
t.,r--enton. and constant mutteriaSs are
heard.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS

The thermometer ranged as follows at
Tho Times Office YESTERDAY: = \. NJ, 20
u. NJ. Is: : II. NJ. 30: Is y. NJ. 20; II. MI
IS; IL midnight. 2i. average. 26S.
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le9atinuca IN Second Paxe-)
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Friday and SATURDAY.
y;rrinis-Eair and continued cold Frt-
dav and Saturday: light northwesterty
winds.
North caro'ina-Fair and slightly coid-
or FRIDAY. Saturday fair ard cold; iisha
10 fresh n5rthwcster1y Winds
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
lEDO Ux

March 13-Martin urova, a resident of
thls town over eighteen years, died at his
nome Friday morning. March 18th, He was
SICK only few days with the grip. He took
a sudden change Thursday, which ended in
his death twenty -four hours later, MIR. Du.
roVa was law abiding citizen and a peace.
1ol nelghbor and was we'll liked by all who
knew him. The funeral took place Mondav
from the Catholic church
Mrs. orlando OF Staples is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Zyw wertosky.
School oI ened in Distrist IS Monday with
Miss Gertrude Robbers OF Little Falls as
teacher.
Miss Della Han1ihn and Blanche Vicherek
OF Little Falls We're the guests of Miss Sadie
'lcherek Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. Leshek. who has been seriously i'll 10,
the past two weeks, is reported worse.
Frank johnson and VIM. Boos had bad
luck While coon hunting last Friday. They
went out unto the great forest and as they
were not experienced coon hunters, they got
lost' when with their good luck, they struck
sheep trail. Frank knew at once that
would lead them out to civilization. and SC
IL happent as the trail brought them di
rectly to Ledoux. Frank at once knew the
place ny the high towers and tall smoke
stacks of our saw mill. He met his o1f
1rlend Mr.. Weber there whom he was very
glad to see, and we understand a very ec
Joyable evening was spent
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
DARLING
EAST DARLING.

L
Marci, l2-The firm of Mentor, Polk
Co. will aOOn be here t' Open general
merchandise store. They will build at
First ST. eet and I'd venue SOU least. in
Riverside addi+,on. Ii the creamery is
started it will b. located On Riverside
avenue northwest.
| Many new settlers will come in
! this spring. including several from Chi
caEo. There's plenty OF room.
There will be services next Sunday at
the Swedish Lutheran church, Rev. :.
K. Tholehaug of Little Falls Officiat-
ing.
Miss Ebba Sanderson is sick.
The oldest son of d. Carlson. OF Ma
plewood farm, has gone to South Da-
kota.
No, we will not affix star to items
ent. We only put stars on our police.
We understand the Morrill, scribe is
afraid to get into a conhit.
The telephone agent set q wolf trap,
got ONE, hut it broke the chain aud rau
| away. He got Bachelor Is OF Pike
Greek and the I'D ward aldt: man to
help CT ase. but lost the wolf.
! Tie let ward alderman has gone to
Chicago to paint houses.
". B.rgstrom is still working III the
Anderson factory at Little Falls.
John Bergstrom runs liverv stable.
Fritz Liljeba'd has bought horse for
the same business.
Among the visi, ors to the Falls Sat-
urday were Ole johnson, H. f. Nelson,
Mrs G. A. Rloomquist, Mrs. C. Nelson,
| Mrs. p. Hermanson. Peter Nylen.
Street Commissioner No. ? is working
on Elk River street. A good job.
WEST DARLING,
March 13-Our Dakota farmer is very
busy nowadays, and intends to 60 to
! bis homestead.
SATURDAY. visitors to the Falls: D.
Elmer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Thelander,
Mrs. E. Olson, Aug. Bloomqnist, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Rendahl, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Rem
dahl, l. Anderson, P. Olson.
Albert Peters sold 3O0-pound hog in
Little Falls Saturday.
l.. Larson will clear some land at
Highland Grove.
F. Freeman has bought some more
| land.
The Orchard Grove farmer wouldn' t
| let his future brother-in-law haul straw
over his land. Afraid OF the wild oats
! IN it. Got fired. like ROckdale.
Widower No. shonld stay home and
look after his stock. Let Spring Garden
alone,
\ Knudson of Pike Creek was in OAR
ling NJ onday.
Hay thieves have been around again.
The street commissioner and telephone
man have quit hauling poles, bnt the
Pike Creek iveryman Wants line to
Swan River.
Ell RosnaIel bauled some OF his ma.
chinery t., Pike Greek last week. He
will sell some of it.
The ) Dung man that bought land in
Section 81 is hauling lot OF logs tC
the Pike Creek sawmill. He will build 8
house and stable soon.
Spring will see a number OF our girls
returning, even Rockdale's sweetheart.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
!, z iigf5tis.J (
.PlERz

Mar. Pat the Pierz town meeting
amounts were raised as follows; >s5
Town revenue, $500: road and bridge.
$llOO: poor, 5000: Infections disease.
500: A survey fund of $3.50 was raised
for the Duluth. St, Cloud Glencoe &
Mankato Ky =. to survey a line from st.
Clond through the village of Pierz to
Mile Laos lake, to be paid to said
company wheu the road is built
and Completed.
In Bun The amounts we're raised as fol-
lows.
Town revenue, 5000; road aud bridge.
$500; poor $500: road machines. SIS:
Tor survey .$l2O. -.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
LANCER died Sunday and buried Wednes-
day.
Frank Grell, who was dangerously i'll
:Qr a few days, is reported improving.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Dom.
bovy, FRIDAY, a big oouncing boy.
Mother and child are doing we'll and
with proper care the father will come
out all right.
The treasurer's office must be quite q
Load. At least it seemed as if some oi
our elected treasurers weren't able to
carry On election evening.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
Fort Ripley.

MaLcll 49,. A. Nichols of Little Falls
Was at'the Fort Monday looking after
his logging interests.
Mrs. VIM, Pedley spent Saturday and
Sunday With her daughter. Mrs. J. j.
Tucker.
Thos. Silvers and family OF Webster
City, Ia, arrived few days ago and is
Looking around with view OF locating
in this vicinity.
Mrs. D. c. Newell anticipates a trif
to Portland for her health and will pro
babl start during the next week.
A bouncing boy arrived at J. J. Tue
ker's Wednesday morning.
The Woodmen ale to have a supper al
Clauses Hall Thursday evening.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
Z! q, 5 ~, { y, = /. u. =
SM0RRIll.

March Ito or. not to res, rain cattle.
will he voted on the annual town meet
ing this year. 4 i5..:. - =. .sx Sz:at VI .:-
There is talk of building a town hall, but
we believe. the majority OF the people are
against it.. !; vi vi
A meeting will be held at the. Methodist
church on the evening, of the 18th to deter
mine whether or not sheds are to be erected
for teams. 4 -. .-"
A. Mowan, who has been teaching at
Dixville, ret nrned to his home here on Fri.
day, the Sth. Mr.. n. will improve his land
by buildirg a house on it the present sum-
MIR.
Frank Badleogic's little girl lila, aged ten
years died on the 9th, from the effects of a
kick from horse, which she got nearly one
year ago.
Frank Trnyer and wife. who intended to
leave our town for he west one week ago,
were delay ed by Mrs. Troyer getting sick.
She. however. is better now and they will
leave Morrill, un Wednesday, the 14th.
The Morrill, ball team will organize in the
near future for the SEASON.
We hear that the boys in our town will
procure an outfit Of gluv $ and practice at
the tistic business.
East Morrill, is looking forwar with pleas.
ure to the day in the near future. when they
an organize their territory into town:
They only need one more voter.
Or. Courant will engage in travelling
through the country selling goods for an
antitrust company.
Edwin Begordis has secured the right to
sell patent medicine and ,ther things in a
few counties (Morrison includedJ
The Debating society here wrestled with
this question Resolved, that Mrs. Nation is
right in what she il doing in Kansas" The
affirmative won, notwithstanding the mega
tive had the most noted speakers, J. A. Mo-
wan being one Of them. II there is a coun.
try debating society in Morrison county
which is willing to challenge Morrilrs de-
bators, on any OF the questions of which the
morrill, correspondent refers to as having
been debated here. and will give US the side
OF the question which won here, we will ac.
cept and meet them on half way grounds
The address Of our secretary is Gilbert Mill
Ramey. MINI.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
FinQer Marks,

The use OF finger impressions to iden-
tify people promises to become a wonder
fnl aid in the detection OF criminals.
The system consists merel" in getting an
impression in wax CT finger tip, No two
finger tips have ever been found alike
In India all pr bile documents must be
Endorsed in this way. and the Jaw accepts
the testimony ofexpert without question
ln this way many difficult murder cases
have been unravtlled.
Some thing, as we'll as persoas. need a
trustworthy method OF identifying them:
Others are easily recognized by their pe-
culiar characteristics. Uuder the latter
class comes " GOLDEN GRAIN BELr'' beer,
for it is so pure and delicious that you
could never mistake it for any other brew.
1t la made from the choicest barley malt
and hops, and has great value as a
tonic. 4 case OF this beer should Re in
every home. Order of your dealer or be
supplied BY JOSEPH LEDOUX.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
PIKE CREEK.

March 13-Misses Polly and Barbara Knf.
lie visited at Little F8lls Wednesday.
Arthur Weber is on the sick list.
he VINO thinks he is the only one usually
runs against burning bridge.
Anton Weber went to Little Falls Thnrs-
day.
our Darber wants young men to learn the
oarber trade. For further particulars call at
| the shop.
Dominick Olek went to Little Falls Thnrs.
| day,
Hay and straw are very scarce in this
vicinity.
frank Ringwelski was in Little Falls Fri
day.
Mrs. Joe Berendt went to Little Falls
Wednesday.
" Gulnther visited at Ledoux Friday.
T. Richter was in Little Falls Friday.
M1sses Mary and Anna Ringwelski we're in
Ledoux Friday.
Agents are quite plentiful
Julius Baletski went to Ledoux Friday.
Peter zmudo went to Little Falls satu,.
day.
Mr.. kosalitza went to Little Falls satnr.
day.
Miss Celia Lipinski went to Ledoux SUM-
day.
II oelhg pleafant day Saturday a good
many OF our people went to The Falls,
NO wonder Dist. 13 of Swan River has
pad luck. Got no tee phone everything has 10
be done by postal.
Nc. OF Lighthouse farm goes to River
farm quite frequently.
Mrs. Fr"nk Hukowski visited Little Falls
friends last week.
Some people are trying to skate and slide
on Dry land.
MISS Bessie Weber is ON the sick list,
John Neh has given up racing against A..
"eoer's jack rabbits. with his wheel. and
mas bought himself a horse
Andrew Schubert is "batchinov ON Mr..
Droskuwski's farm.
At. 3 p m. Tuesday strong March biiz
zaro came. followed by h 'avy and wet snow,
continuing all through the night, ana
et'neshHy morning. -: .~
nose who have not get sent in renorts q
births and dei1 hs should send them to the
1"wu clerk within ten days, and avoid the
penalty prescribed BY law. %#.~. i
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
HUFF.

March 1o-Wm. s. Gish and family
arrived from Staples Thursday and will
reside Oh his farm here in fntnre.
There is considerable sickness in our
town, generally grip. some stomach
troubles, but no INJECTIONS or contagious
diseases.
The congregations at the churches have
dNindled down to small numbers com
pared to a month ago
e. W. Glsh and John N. Gish made a
business trip to Randall Friday.
An extra Ordinary effort is to be made
this week to harmonlze the two con-
tending parties Of Free Methodists here.
''Behold. how good and how pleasant
it is for brethren to dwell together in
uni'y."
ii. Oby went to Randall Monday.
J. w. Gish went to Randall Mondav
on business.
Town meeting day opened up fair but
the wind rose early in the day and on
the whole was somewhat disagree ble
The were plenty of candidates. from two
to four for each Office, and as we must
close up and go to press before the count
we are unable to give the results.
There is a good turn out to the town
meeting and no disturbance while we
We're there. Harmony prevailing.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
EIMDALE

March 12 -G. r. Vallett was in ST..
Cloud and st. Paul on hneinets.
Mrs. John Kopkb, VIII" uas beeh spend
ing the winter with relatives in Buckma"
has returned to E'mdal".
Frank John and VIM. Boos vent to
Swan River Friday.
Carl Witke went to Little Falls Mon
day.
Harry Anderson of Swan River was
employed at Ed. I.arson's.
j. s. Borgstron,, the artist, was in the
village this week.
Miss Frida johnson of St. loud arrived
Wednea, ny for a visit with her parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew johnson, 'ho
were sict. are improving.
Sven Carlson went g., SWanvllle Tues-
day.
Mr.. and Mr.. Arthur Jones Of Two
Rivers were in the village Frinay.
s. B. Bprjamin OF Little Falls closed a
successful tenn OF singing school i" the
village la-t Sa aturdav ever ihg. 1t is the
general opinion OF the class that the
term was not lnrg enough. and that
arrangements should have been made
FOR n longer t.rm. Huwev r, Henry
Thompson informs us that he must be ~
Nakc,a m II f+v days, and What would
an Emda'e singing school be without
Henry?
Rev. Olsen conducted ser vices at the
Union :. S. building Sunday afternoon
and evening. The following members
OF the Upsala string band were present:
John Pearson, Oscar Mortenson,
Hahnsh Magnuson, Regina Ku|ander,
Matilda Lundin, Hannah PETERSON.
Ellen Mosberg. They promised to be
with US again soon, and We hope they
will soon aud often.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
UPSAlA.

Mar. 5-E1 nest Larson returned home
from the woods. accompanied by Gust
Larson. last week.
Peter Ekholm came over from Bemid-
il last week. He has bought Aug, Lar
sons place in South Upsala.
Thursday.
Alb.n Fridlund went to Sauk Rapids
to attend funeral OF his brother Gust,
who recently died OF consumption.
A. J. Swanson went to Minneapolis
Monday to visit friends and relatives.
Andrew Samuelson is in Little Falls
on the jury this week,
Miss Laura Stroman will leave for
Little Falls Thursday.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
GRANITE CITY.

March 7-Chae. Estey passed through
our vicinity On his way to Social City.
Mrs. R. w. Driver and children are
visiting in Annandale. Mnn.
Mrs. Hattie Ferguson OF Nevis is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. T. ]. Tom
berlin.
Mrs. Leonard Ralston and daughter.
Bessie, are visiting at the home OF their
Il rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Driver.
Report Of District No. 62 for the
snonth ending Feb. -, 1901:
10. OF days taught, Is; number OF
scholars enrolled, 20.
Those present every day were Del
bert Driver, Edmund and Louis Sieckert,
Bertha Drake, Dora Goble, Cecil Cunning
ham.
NELLIE O'SHEA,
Teacher.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
SWANvIllf..

s March 13-Wm: and Joseph FIanig an
were here inspecting ties. ssess
/. /: T. D. Luil has sold his farm north Of town,
W. Fl. Brainerd is moving to town.
Mrs. VIM. Stems has a lady visitor from
Chaska this week..
Mrs. Champlin's slater is here from Wiscon-
sin for visit. :.-- E55s5
). NJ. Chavelier bought a fine driving horse
OF Oscar Johnson laet week.
John Blair started his sawmill the first 81:
the week. sss.f s4#sSSss
koenlg Bros. have large supply OF logs
on hands. &%| Es5E
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
E1VnnnT eye fitting at Colum bia
bhI LII hotel March %, 20,
and 80. Eyes examined free by
Prof. Bruins, the noted optician.
RANDALL

March 11-Eighteen passengers boarded
the S.45 train this morning at Randall,
among them S. c. Cochran and daughter, NJ
Munson, Dan Calhoun, Robt. Patterson, onr
jolly blacksmith, Miss Kalusha.
Mch. 12-Judge Gish was visible on our
streets March Sth,
Alex. Kennedy is home from the pine
woods.
Randall had big fire Friday night. It
originated In A. Hiscocks building, and
burned that building and three next to it,
The occupants were A. Hiscock, store, Fred
Case, ba' Der shop, Geo. Calhoun, harness, F.
H. Lucas, dwelling, s.. .Langn ade hardware.
1t was generally supposed that everything
was saved, except the building, but that is
a big mistake, for there are lots of things
come up missing and also lots OF article that
were carried out. are found badly damaged.
The loss in general will be considerable over
the Insurance.
Geo. Calhoun's harness shop is now in part
OF a. rhtalrs blacksmith shop. F. II. Lucas
lives III part nf the new opera house, and
Fred Case and A. HiScock have rooms from
VIM. Parshali in the Randall hotel. Mr.
l-angn,;.c has put his hardware stock in
Que OF his barns.
+. q. Noggle arrived in Randall the 18th
just from the woods. and reports d success
fnl season. Eut everybody knows r. G. is a
hustler and success is the mark he ain at
and settle ever misses it.
+. H. Lucas ''ispr rscd OF lot OF his house,
hold goods about O'Clock Saturday morn
i""--w"nt hy he fire route. But F. H.. has
pnnty l,'tt ior Il big sale
y =. LHngmatir went to Little Falls Sat-
u. 4:,y after The fire to look after insura nee
ma tttrH.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
FL fNSBURG.

N,rcss Monday.
.1un Goodman Ia suffering from the grip.
""s \p's Johnson nnd Miss Mand Car.
,.tcr were tic Falls visitors SATURDAY,
:'rtrr Ar~n%t, an q Il resident OF this place
r4uvci to Little Falls.
u. Myers has moved his family to the
-::kyavl.
-. ". Baker Of Royalton came up 70 visit
- s:,'s here Tuesday.
:'ev. s. X. Theilchaug OF Little Falls
5u,,nrirl to la,$e and arprccative ondi-
4 re mt tho residence Of o. Bergstrom Mon
ny evening. ....@ -. %. :..E%a
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
North Prairie

March 11.-Mrs. Josephine Burgraff
died last Wednesday alter an illness of
four weeks. She was 70 years OF age
The lnterment took place Friday at the
Catholic cemetery. Her husband died
last fall.
Sam Posch, who was employed by
Mike Kuklok at Opole, has returned.
Frank Posch, Sr., has purchased 60
acre farm from Joe brodkorb. Con-
sideration. 5000.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

At an inquest In Columbus @ 1
y ~hefe a chlid had been burned TO
uea co: = loryman offered the advice.
that II clothing were only rinsed in
alum alter being wasted, it would
only smolder on eomingssin contact
with fame. =@55. 8SS a. J,
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
GILBERT.

March 12-Oe Olson returned from
the woods last Friday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. Tuff,
March 5tk, a son.
A. j. Davis had good lot Of wood
cut Monday. Mr.. Davis is way ahead
CT us other fellows as he employed a
horse power saw, while we must be con-
tent with cross-cut.
A. johnson went to Brainerd Thurs
day.
Wesley Cook has completed his job OF
logging for the winter.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

Miss Celia Staples visited her
mother, Mrs. &. q. Staples, who is
in St. Barnabas hospital, Mime
apoiis
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
Our EleAe STUDIO

ts now completed and we arc turning .,,t
arc happy / o ANNOUNCE this to the public an,
70 our many friends Rem sinber the SO .!M
? PHOTDS are the best. They have stood tho
han seven I ines seven. II you want tho
est call ut .SCLEM BROS. Tanner Block
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

Work in the Buckman CAMPS hn-
ishes this week. About 100000
feet were banked.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

Starbuck Times: Tom Fraelich
came over from Swanville Saturday
and remained until Tuesday. He
says that Swanville is getting right
to the front as he finds it a good 10
cation for his hotel.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

Blankets, plush and fur robes
10 ~er than the lowest at Krause's.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

W. T. Kennedy expects to locate
in the west.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15
UPSAlA..

March 12-Miss Dinney Paulson was HON 81
from Royalton Sunday. I 9-5 o$s!
Auction will be held at O. P. and Andrew
JohnsOn's March 18th.
Mr.. Olson has sold his horse and buggy to|
A. Fagerman. E.#1
Some people kick over the doors bein "a
lock)d at church. Well, come on time and
they won't be locked. EE<33 E<3
Miss Annie Anderson OF Branerd is visiting
relatives. sss5ssI
Miss Ella Ekstrom is sick with the measles /
= Misses Elna and Iuga Johnson returned
from the win Cities last week. We hear
Miss Thea " ill leave soon. z4#I
Born-ro Mr., and Mrs. John Andersoh. 4 al
son, March 7th. #z-5.I
Sadie Lund is home again on account 81
sickness. ~
Hey, there, Ed. you didn': find 50 much fun
in Washington as you expected. Keep your
courage up. T..
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

McA'ob'n Eats-stap'e STYLES too.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

[ have lands and farms for sale in
all parts of Morrison County. Farms
listed with me will receive PROMPT
attention. Call on or address. Z
STEPHEN G., VAsALYt
Real Estate, Loans and Fire Insur.
ance, Little Falls, Mimi.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

The citizens OF St. Joseph, Mich.,~
have just voted, by more than two
thirds majority, to bond the muni-
cipality for the construction of
public electric lighting plant. S
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-15

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Mckibbin Hats-Drrby and Fedora.