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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
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July 10 The Fourth Of July celeLra
nion in lower town was we'll attended
and was grand success in every way.
The parade took place at 2:3O p. ~. m
stead OF 10 u. M, on account OF the rain.
The dance took place at Jacob Rlake's
new hall, which was the finest decorated
dancing place ever witnessed 10 Pierz.
The number of tickets sold was 139 land
as high as 81 sets OF square dances were
on the floor at q time shaking their far
tastic toes. g. -
Peter Gales had the honor of hauling
the flremen in the parade on the Fourth
with the Kiewel brewery team. 49,
Conrad Vosen, who had a blacksmith
shop in upper town fer about two years.
has moved to Royalton where he has
leased his brother Martins shop for five
years. .,
NJ. P. Meyer rented his farm to bis son
Jake for five years.
John H. Grell intends starting a g.;
loon again in upper town in about q
month.
Henry Schwartz OF Melrose and Miss
Agnes Borget of Royalton took in the
Fourth here.
Louis WIRING offers his blacksmith
shop in upper town for sale or rent.
The annual school meeting take.
place Saturday, July Goth.
F. x. WIRING quit his position a,
Browning, King & Co.'s clothing store
in St. Paul and will attend to his store
here in the future.
Thelen & Nohner got the agency for
the Aermotor windmi]ls.
DIR. Roy, accompanied by DR.. Fortier
made Fierz visit Tuesday. He ls just
back from San Francisco, and will 10.
cate at st. Paul or Foley.
The village council of Pierz passed the
following resolution at their monthly
meeting Saturday evening, July 6. 1901:
Resolved, By the council of the village
OF Pierz, that the saloonkeepers in said
village are hereby granted the right to
keep their business places open on Sun
day, but shall close during the time ser
vices are held in the church. this being
at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon and 3
O'Clock IN the afternoon, as they have
done heretofore.
The foregoing resolution was passed
as requested by large number OF citi-
zens OF pierz and vicinity. 1t is the wish
OF the people residing in the towns OF
Pierz, Buh and Agram.
By order Of the village council.
}. B. HARTMAN, President.
A. SITzNASN, Recorder.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
GILBERT.

July 9-Andrew johnson was in Roy
alton several days, Including the Fourth.
Ole Olson was down from Brainerd
for few days. visit.
August Berglund was at the Falls
Monday.
\ good time at CLas. Tufts the
Fourth and everybody pleased.
Hilda, Annie, and Emma Swanson ,e-
turned to Minneapolis Saturday after a
visit with relatives.
Elmer Swanson is having some land
cleared ON the farm which he intends to
break soon. Denis Minahan is doing
the work
, Our smallpox patients are doing we'll,
and will soon be around.
The religious meetings Saturday and
Sunday we're we'll attended.
Haying will commence in some mead.
ows this week.
We understand Peter Anderson has
left US for good, having purchased farm
near Braiuerd, on which he 10 now erect.
ing buildings. We wish Peter success
o. B. Davis OF Glencoe is up for visit
with his son, A. j. ..:- - J.
Rev. johnson returned home Monday
The Gilbert scribe has beeu ho!lerine
round with q severe earacbe the past
two weeks. .....~ :. -.
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Low Rates to Buffalo EXPOSITION.

via the Nickel Plate Road. Also
special reduced rates Chicago to New
York and return. Three through daily
trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and
excellent diniog cars service. meals be-
ing served on the American Club Meal
plan, ranging in prices from IS cents to
$1.00. Chicago Depot Van Buren, St. &
Pacific Ave-, on the Elevated Loop.
:. Write John Y. Callahan. General Agent
ILL Adams st., Chicago, for full infor-
nation and beautifully illustrated de.
scriptive folder Of the Exposition Build
ings and grounds. y ! ~ = III
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. July here: Is some road work being
.done,an much Is needed s= d
u Most 81 our folke celebrated the
Fourth at Randall. & s.. n
Blueb Deriving is the fashion now.
Miss Lillian Chadwick closed her term
81 school 10 65 and left for her home IN
Green Prairie Friday. Following is ber
MONTH report and valedictory: :s
\. Report Of School District No. 65 for
month ending July s, 1905 i +
No. of days taught. .. s .. 40
No. Of scholars enrolled .ld
Ayerapeidaily attendance. !. :. !. !. .1O
Those who have attended every day are
Charlie Gisb, Ute Martin, Rhoda and
Nettie Gray. Little Nettie Gray deserves
special mention having been present
every day for the past three terms. Z.
AZ teacher Of the Huff school for the
past three terms wish to state that
have enjoyed the g, hool work very
much. l feel deep interest in the pupile
and sincerely hope they will be as deep
" interested in their school work al
they have beeu in the past. I: - i.
LILLIAN CHADWICK, Teacher.
John NJ Gish returned from Pillsbur,
Sunday and brought his family with
him. ~, =. IL 4*:~.'~. -. !. IT,.
'-, g..
A goodly number OF our people went
to Free Methodist camp meetings neal
Browerville last week. Some are re
turning, but not all. The meetings vii
continue all this week, 49, -
Mrs. A. E. Royce and children returned
to their home at Little Falls Monday. J
II. oby took his daughter, Mis- Julia
to Little Falls Monday to attend tn,
Summer School.
The corDfelds absorb the attention o
our farmers lust now, but a few are afteI
b!ueberries. n
A. l.. Whitney of St. Paul has chars,
of p. H. Newman's stock farm in IL il
town. His family will come up an(
join him this week. - -
Mr.. Vaughn and daughter Vesta re
turned to their home at Staples the last
of the week. .:. -. ~~.
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July The plans Of q numbefo
people w =. spoiled ~ the raisy ~eaths
the Fourth. s: :5 ~
#J Ohm Denny returned to his home 81
#Royalton saturday, after . visit viii
:his daughter. Mrs. CLARK.
School closed il District 80 FridaI
We understand there was to have beer
9 picnic but smallpox id the neighborl
hood caused a change il the plans made.I
VIM. Bison aud family went to d
Ztroit Saturday for short visit G.
". E. CLARK was a Little rails visitd|
Tuesday. e s.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. R. Cook called at Mr.
Clark's friday evening. 3
Vim. HUFF and son, Milton, were S.
Little rails Wednesday to consult
doctor in regard to the wounds i'd & 8i
head that the little boy is suffering from.
The doctor SAYS the wound is healing
rapidly .:*} Il. -
AAAs QuN 0AI0s VldIA WcuU 10 IllCt01
Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington and fanily
Of st, Cloud spent the Fourth at the.
home Of Mrs. Harring toms sister, Mrs.
Joseph Adame. Misses Viva aud Bifnie
will remain until the 18th. The rest df
the family returned to st. Cloud Sat-
urday.
]. Niles and family spent the Fourth
at Little Falls. . Ssss5
Miss Mamie Clark left Monday to at
tend Teachers Summer School at Lit.
tie rails. >.~:. Ss|sss
Quite goodly number from this
p ace went to Little rails Monday.ko
attend the circus. Among them wer6'
Leon Clouse, Floyd and Archie Miles,
Wn. HUFF, Marx Rolf, Verne and Fred.
Rose, Elmer and Matte Schamp and
John Waller.
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Sl3 to Buffalo and Return Sl3.

Via the Nickel Plate Road from Chi
cage, for the Pan-American Exposition.
Tickets on sale daily, good leaving Buf-
falo up to midnight of tenth day from
and including date OF sale. Also tickets
on sale daily Chicago to Buffalo and re-
turn at SO for the round trip, with Is
day limit, including date OF sale. vi
Chicago to Buffalo and return good Tor
80 days. =@.. s. .4s.%. ". z.1.. l@*=
! Ticket Chicago to New York and re-
!: turn at special reduced rates. Write
John Y. Callahan, General Agent, | Il
Adam st., Chicago for full particulars
and folders showing time 81 train, etc.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

This S story was pub
.l J: ! j. origin ally inthe
New orlk j ledger
and was consid cred.
the =: most 4 pular of
q the great ST riies s:
published e that a: Ca
nous 2 s story! paper
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
DARLING.

July 1.-TWO picnics on the Fourth
and good time, although somewha at
ampened by the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Thelander and
children OF Fergus Falls visited Mr.. IT'S
brother, John Thelander.
Miss Minnie Anderson came home the
Fourth, to stay two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. kortner and fam
lily visited here Monday.
Miss Lima johnson visited relatives at
Golden Valley.
A. p. Andersen came back from St..
,Ltais, Mo-, last week. He says Darling
is the best OF all.
The Friedheim farmer took his child
rem to Pawnee Bills show Monday.
Blueberrics are ripe and plenty OF
them.
Pike Greek town has fixed up the road
and bridge.
A road has been laid out for the night
police in 9th ward by the superv isora,
and Yankee street will be fixed up in
great shape from the upland road to
Main street at Pike Greek. The york will
be let today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Peterson have
moved to Little Falls, where he is busy
painting.
Haying will commence this week if
there is no rain.
The Pike Creek liveryman cultivated
corn Sunday and visited Spring Garden
too, A busy, busy man.
Why, Morrill,, you must like ha1pull.
ing, for you're at it again. But you'll
be baldheaded if you keep on, and we
won't need wig.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
SOUTH CUSlilSC SORTH / ARkER.


.SOuTn ClJSmIt lORI To ARkER.
.July o. nun ber 81 people iron here
spent the Fourth & Randsll, add some
report 9 good time u.
4 A. Beto and family were the guests oi
a.. Booth last week 81 .5 bss .s N
2. Frimewood spent the Fourth at
.Holdingsford. We think he might have
brought his girl here just as we'll.
- Geo. Taylor and n. simones went ia
Little Falls last Monday, on busi;
moss. :S s. :5 Sc 5:5 . s ri 5s:. .| 4. 4.
Frank simones went to the circus al
Little Falls last Monday, and can enter.
tain his friends BY telling them all about
Z \. .@ Is. ## &. PEI Il .} ..5s i
Mr.. Beto found what he thought ia
be 2 curious stone in bis potato. patch
about two years ago. and preserved it
on account of it's peculiar color. he
showed the curiosity to Geo. Taylor last
week, and after q close examination oi
it, was surprised to learn that it is a
piece Of copper ore weig ing 80 pounds
The Misses simones left here Monday
morning for Little Falls, wnere they will
attend the summer school. ,vsx
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Platte.

July ga Sunday school was organ
lied at chas. Rychner's Sunday after
noon. Forty were present. Officers
elected: '-:.- -. ~
uperintendent-W E. She lhart. So $szz g.
Asst. Supt.-Lucy Kelly. .z. rs
Secretary-Eddie Rychner. .t*.7..s
Trsa>urer-Mrs. NJ. cornell.
The school will meet every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, and all are in
vited to participate in the good work.
A contribution of 81 for supplies was:
made at the first meeting. %E<#s
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Is July 10-The 8 orious Fourth IS over
and every body i resting. Although the
day was very uni vorable, there wac. 4
goodly number 81 people here. Not
much outdoor sports, but III the ball
there was!good speaking " Rev. Rich
ardson Of Little rails. Several other
amusements, and 2tiptop good time. Il.
Willie and Ellis Morrill, spent the
Fourth here. S=55zs :s= bib . \ ss.
section Forelnen Anderson and Rye
left friday morning TO take charge Of
two surfacing creN that are to work
near Staples. They. expectto be away
for several weeks, and during their alb
sence Wallace Smith will have charge Of
Anderson's section, and Axel Dolquist 81
Rye'e. s.=sss&. >a.E =. 81 p I'M "
Wm.Campbell's home is now ready for
painting. Andrew Hiscock will paint
it. and by the time Andrew gets the fin
ishing touches on \ Mr.. Campbell will
have one ofthe neatest and prettiest res
licences in the village. "
DR.. English and family have just re.
turned after an absence OF nearly q
week. They were away to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. English's mother, who
died in Little rails the Sd inst.
Another Of our neighbors lea YES rs te
morrow Fred Case. His destination il
British Columbia, though be will not 60
Immediately. He will stay In Dakota
for harvest and tbreshing. Fred was a
good neighbor and good citizen, and
always had desire to be doing some
thing for the betterment of the commu.
nifty. He was active IN the incorpor-
alton of our village. He was the first
man to organize the baseball nine, and
the frat man in the band movement.
He will be- missed by everybody, but his
higher ambitious would not permit him
to stay here, and everybody will wish
him and his family prosperity wherever
they go.
Dr.. English was billed to give the ora
ton here the Fourth, but owing to his
being called away by his motber-in-
laws death, the NJ. w. A. had to get
another speaker.
A gentleman from Pennsylvania is at
present in our village, looking for To-
cation for feed mill and flour and feed
store.
Chas. Emo has bought Fred Cases bar
Der chair and tools, aud vii! run bar
Der shop in connection with his jewelr"
store. Mr.. Emo has had Considerable ex-
perience in the barber business and will
give satisfaction to all who will patrou-
ize him.
We still celebrate the -Four tn of July.
1t is still a memorial day, and we readily
listen to the reading Of the Declaration
and perhaps never stop to think what a
mistake was made by it's authors or by
their present successors! ( = 49,. -.
Have you noticed the fact that our
colonial policy so far has not inspired
one patriotic song OF poem. just the
reverse. 1t must naturally lead the
thoughtful to think there is q screw
loose somewhere.
There will be services by Rev. John
Englert of the German Evangelical
Lutheran church, in the Congrega tional
church at Randall Sunday Afternoon at
1 O'Clock p. N. t.:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Peter Schneider of Nmdale has re.
ceived an increase of pension, from
$S to $40 per month";
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

$4,000 to loan on improved
farms. For terms inquire of S.
Trebby. ;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
Solem's New Studio
Over Tanner Mercal

Over Tanner Mercantile Co.'S Store,
Makes the best pictures for the least money
Call and see our work and get particulars in
prices. : :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Old for New-Trade your old fur
niture for new at Little Falls Fur
niture Exchange, First avenue south
east.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Blan kets, plush and fur robes
10 yer than the lowest at Krause's.
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SwanvilIe's New Livery Stable.

SwanvilIe's New Livery Stable.
We have opened a new livery stab
le in the Sullivan barn at Swanyille
and solicit the patronage OF the ira
Yelling public. First class rigs.
MCLEAN & LESTER,
H.: .s Swanville. MINI
A chance to win $4,000. See
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-30

The postponed meeting of the repre-
sentatiyes of the League clubs will take
place this evening in the rooms of the
Honolulu Athletic Club.
The Christians will practice baseball
this and tomorrow afternoon on the pa
rade ground at o'clock.
On Saturday afternoon Kamehameha
and Oahu College will play their third
game and the probabilities are that the
Kams will win both game and cham
pionship The kamehameha campus will
be the scene of the conflict
The third indoor Pentathlon contest of
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held tomorrow evening. At pres
ent Ben Clark is high man with 1857
points.
There will be cricket this afternoon at
Makiki commencing at 2:30 o'clock.
Sides will be chosen on the ground.
The baseballers and cricketers both
want to utilize the ground at Makiki on
Saturday afternoon and the difficulty will
probably be gotten over by baseball be-
ing played from to $3.50 o'clock and
cricket from $3.50 until dark.
A number of colored cyclists want to
bring off a bicycle race during the COM
ing race meeting. They ask no purse
from the Jockey Club and only desire the
use of the track between two of the
races Seven riders have already de-
clared their willingness to participate in
| a Darktown Derby should such an event
be arranged.
t. w. Hebron, the local yacht-owner.
is reported to be seriously i'll in San
Francisco.
-, fnl6 dor of tha al
mis- championship, leaves for the Coast
next Friday He will go direct to Chat
ham, O., where he will marry Miss E..
A. Simpson. After touring the States,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anterior will return to
Honolulu.
The championship game in the gentle
mems doubles was played yesterday aft
ernoon on the courts of the Pacific Ten
mis- Club. The contestants were BLOCK
and Adams last years champions, ana
Eiston and Ross, this seasons finalists.
The game resulted in a win for BROCK
and Adams 0-6, ST. 1913, 81.
The contest was great one and fur
nished the most exciting play of the
tournament Elston and Ross took the
first set so easily that they became pro-
nounced favorites. The second set went
to Brock and Adams almost as easily as
the first did to their opponents. The
| third and fourth sets were stubbornly
fought and were won by sheer plodding
work.
| The tournament is now over and mas
| been a great success Honors were even
| ly divided between Beretanias and Pa
cities. The former took the ladies' sin
giles and the mixed doubles, while the
gentlemen's singles and doubles went TO
the Pacitics. The champions IN the va
rious classes remain the same as last
year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-30
Petition for Humphreys.

A petition in support of Judge Hum
phreys was exploited throughout the
business community yesterday by c. B..
Gray, who is connected with the office
staff of Gear & Lansing. A few sig
natures were obtained, but the carrier
and stopped work for the day early yes
terday afternoon. hoping for better
luck next time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-30
BOYS BRIGADE
IN MANLY SPORTS
Various Institutes Will Flock
to Moanalua Pasture
Today.

The field day of the Boys Brigade oc-
ours today at Moanalua, the grounds of
Samuel Damon having kindly been loan
ed for the purpose. Following is the list
of events:
One mile relay, general prize, point,
One-half mile run, silver medal.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash,
bronze medal, boys
One hundred yard dash, silver medal.
Fifty yard dash, bronze medal.
Bicycle race, silver medal.
Running high jump, silver medal.
Running hig4l jump, silver medal.
Putting shot, silver medal.
Rope climb, silver medal.
Pole vault, silver medal.
Three-legged race, prize.
Potato race, prize.
Music or company performance, prize.
Silver and bronze medals designed oy
Mr. E. A. P. Newcomb and made by Eos
ter, will be given the victors in the va
rious events.
Buses will carry the four clubs of the
Brigade out to the grounds, leaving
Punchbowl, Kakaako, Palama and Castle
main at Moanalua all day and lunch VIII
be provided on the grounds.
A banner made by the Young Hawaii
an Womens Club, to be held for the
year, will go to the club making the mosl
points. Last year Company of Pa
lama carried off banner honors.
There will also be a battalion drill, pre-
paratory for the big drill to take place
in Union Square next Thursday evening
All boys participating in the sports
must be under Is years of age Every
event constitutes point for the genera
championship banner.
The field day committee is composed OF
Lorrin Andrews, Rev. j. P. Erdman, NJ
K Nakuina, j. M. Moore and j. u
Waldron.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-30
JAS. F. MORGAN,
S. Queen Street.
Auction Sale
FINE RESIDENCE
ON SATURDAY, JUNE l,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.
At my salesroom. IS Queen street, l
will sell at public auction, by order OF
Mr.. C. w. Booth, that large residence
on Pacific Heights.
The house is only recently completed,
and contains double parlors, large hall,
dining room, large pantries, breakfast
room, extra large kitchen, patent clos
cts, up and down stairs, enamel bath
tub. hot and cold water throughout
house, four bedrooms with large clos
cts, linen closet, large attic with space
for three large rooms, trunk-room, etc.,
etc.
Grounds are 11a acre in size, partially
terraced and laid out in trees. Three
hundred feet from the electric car line,
and has the most unsurpassed and
grandest view Of Honolulu, the sur
rounding country, and the ocean, Of
any residence in the city.
Interested parties will be shown the
house and grounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-30
MID WEEK GRlST
OF LOCAL SPORT
Baseball for Saturday-Brock
and Adams Remain Dou-
bles Cha mpions.

The game next Saturday between the
Police and the Young Mems Christian
Association promises to be exceedingly
interesting The former nine will do their
practicing this afternoon. The teams
will be as follows:
The evening times., 1901-08-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June I Iou

Schedule corrected to June L I9OI-
Trains leave from Pennsy iyania station
s-ol a. m Daily Local for Harrls0nburg- War
rsnton. Charlotte. and way stations.
HIS A. n Daily L. : Past Mad SIeep.nr
cars 20 New Orleans Columbia. savannah znd
jacksonville. uniting az Salisbury with sleeper fox
AsaeFllle. Chattanooga, and Memphis. and az
DaEvI-ie with sleeper for Birmingham ard az
Charlotte. with sleeper Tor Augusta S1Iid trlia
Washington % New O-isans- Dining car seryigr-
u-S a. n Daily. Local for WarreHton and
Charlottesville
4.GI p. e. Week Days Local for Front Royal
Strasburg. and HarriSonhurg-
s-3O p m Daily Local for Warreaton and
Charlottesville
go p. H. Daily Washington and CtattanooSa
Limited (Fia Lyuchhurgl. Sleeping cars q Roar-
Orleans Through coach 10 Memphis. Dining car
service
SIS D m Daily. y Y Fla Express S-e=P-
iae cars 70 Aucust1 with connections for AiEeA
ard Charleston. and 20 savannah. Jacksonville
and Port Tauua- Through coaches 70 Jscss17-
Vile and LtIanta- Uniting az Danviue with Pull
man sIeepers from Richmond and Norfolk Tor
Charlotte. Tourist sleeper Washington % Slu
Francisco Mondays Mednes-zys and Fridays
Dining Car Service.
IO.45 p n Daily Washington and Southwest
ern Limited. the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the SOuth- Sleeping
cars % AshyiI'e Knoxville. ChatcaEooga and
Nashville and TO Atlanta, Macon. Birrnsns han
Memphis Montgomery. Mobile. aad Nex Orleans
Club car Washington 90 Atlanta Dining car
service