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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
WsnFnlls Republican,

The W~eilsville Republicans hav,
nominated the following city ticket:
May0r-Iac1b Miller.
Marshall L. Rees
Asseas0r-Leslie Ellis.
Alderman First War1-T. r. Jones.
Alderman second Wand-R D. Gil.
hland, and ID BurkhaIter who va,
dominated b CD the vacancy caused
b. removal d Ar. Cundin.
4 new City Central Committee was
elected as follows.
Frst Ward-DL. J.. l. Blackwell
and T. J. Kempinsky.
second Ward-SUrman Lorelace and
W. y. BroughaIL
At large-R G.. Gullland.
The Central Committee organized
b. electing DR.. Blackwell. Chairman.
Walter Br0ughall. Secy- and Nor
mar L0yelaCe Treasurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
Rev. ] J. Porter At Kirk.Eills

Dr. Porter Is home from KIrksviIIe.
He preached twice adayf1r two weeks.
There were something over Fifty con.
versions. Thlny-hve Joined the Bap-
tist Church while thirteen oined the
Disciple Church, some the Prebyter.
ian and others % SIN unite with the
Baptist Dr. Porter vas delighted
Win bis visit % Kirksville. lie said
that there we're L.40O students board
ing 90 the town and going o. the
different schools KirksvIlle stands
D9 her schools She h1B0rs them aud
prosper
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

FrLToN, No, March 1.-The
Democrats u the city d Fult1n met
DO mass convention 10 the Circuit
Court room last night and Duta fun
ticket IN uefeld. The nominees are.
r. u fOaler Mayor Tor COuDciimen.
J. W Sims, Prank Anderson. j. T.
AaughA Charles Craighead and A. ".
Jamam f9f City Scho0l Beard. John
w. Mcintyre and C. W. James1n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.

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z--y zcz GEzr=osz sezzEse - oec
aFz MEv szs 6sEes are eE@e1 y
z-Asxa n.1se rL n@Er A-Ie
n zssc1.ry Rr. sfez &c rerzE q h2ey
Seza. & Esg tr3ue e shsss1 70 a.
rK-cs ~ kassysze1 hns1 vdA ar-s1<
=. sas, rr-zzL On ne EzssFs tss-Ssrs
sr-.k SsE1 "a w1xs ssEy c1 p oA
~ - -z aEe tiaa.-zas a5GnE
-kaun- al - Es-= KS bnEHs
C1-z-. ~ wa-z fzz & E1-<y ro1oe
o. K-sr Swznzp-Root he ~ -
-,r=T Tx tZ k1oey. baa1S
an u-z-zv wsz Ehz1 crH taozzz1G
4 zr7z-szg kspeez czs& E= al ea1
s5.r-s have s1aa1 AGnzgEz1 II hfT-csG
z1s 1zu 1 AzE@ hstr= seaf Tree
~ zzl zs = bo1< tang zS1Z Swamp
Rs-s al rs zszaExi clre[ Ac1es
D. Kaz= & c. BSzgzz.% y. I. 2a1
Ee-<s.z Is nsaE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
SCRAP IROE
VIII pay highest market
price for all your old scrap
iron. SAM MORprs
Mexico. No


CAMDEN, y J., Manrh E-Uer bus.
lands practice u tickling The -
OF hef feet va one q the reas1ns
given b. NA Elea C. scott. q soutb
camden, before Vice Chancellor Grav
10 aAuit Tor aiim0uy, preliminary 70
divorce proceedings against AsbBv
sc7tt her husband.
Mn So1it aocuss the man wbo~e
name Me ban with beginning a
e'1fs q systeinatie abuse On her AZ.
Ger their marriage.
After listening gthe woman, tss,l.
may TIE Vice Chancellor allowed her
= a week alimany and 80 ounsel
ie pending . suit fof divorce shortly
o. D. entered
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
TEgUELEs Or 4 ZLEC C3EPAET
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CaZzpss6 E1-

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DIZZY gslFs rz s. 5Es tar-
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taaE Z Es5 ~ 1 legal w
sn 5rs I EG Ey n
FEEzser We-
z5gusd - hs1 @ asr rs-
EzssT1y 20 fts l = uaa he
sd
= Il E1dEe. 11s ~ men
81lsfed Eilh ta Ilisuz-lll p
pe-lads3 ~ tie
u1zls.1g ma 5000 uszg
sor Ky &rtns @ cn.1v He
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Nm Upton died sunday morning
al The hoge u her s0B-inlsu John
Barnes Ia Egthcast Audnin. aged
apolt year The funeral occurred
ir9fa the 81 T. Church, south. in
andalia H0nday morning al %
Ccock after which the remains we've
taken % Farter and Inferred DO The
, arier Cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Al ztlack - zeT Iz1e % CT.
CAler ECGrks Igsa 1zt nssr5
UoG1 fatal y zz tlr1n h.
klenegA Bis @ ~ ~ lane b.
091c m EyyE al89lt great pain.
HEEt n . chair eaas pflpe1 %
eaA1boEA 10 Hel1F hpd him %
a - trasc Eaetoe Bitten Hhnh
&atG ue5 wr1Se1I etzD2e thzi
b. fssA hrs 4 nen zzn THIS mar.
Fes92 m1cns ezfa -haek1ete sad
h1oI tr05s panfa u8e blJl and
D1li1 ~ gD-T bzlth Ouiy Gc a.
Lleselrnh druTeFe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Ni~oan produced In isu. Iss-7
Commercial tales q cotton. or d ~
uAl@ d 90 pounds each. This stu
I cent Of the heal yield q thai
Ieat. The cotton PRODUCING eoustl@
~ Butter Dunklin, HoNen. Nl.sl~
appi' New Madrid, Oregon. Ozan
Ienlsslt Ripley, stoddardsndTs,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
<TEEy Years Ago$
TEs Week


r Ogz Va Gu Nz-aL
E E.rr
u.s rssr
u
-
Letter "a saE= Hsre FlAnsa On
y \ Pts Ezs c121aiS "a
Co.'S HInef Ezs o0mmss1oosd As ..
J. T. Bz1gP Nz bUilding several
les hTEsz bear Lz1aO1A
Grol & b&k Nene 10 open =
A9 41a Bun SoE-
Mw tn Williams Ezs building in
There uzs TAX Of the GreenhzckeE
running JOSIAH Wright for Mayor.
LIN Taw,kw = u.ro, corn,r
- - ~ 80
Miss Lizzie Ward formerly Of this
C. A Barnes visited his Old home
In Ohio after an absence Of thirteen
years
g.
LAaA "a ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

On satgndsE HaHh an Az,01
GcHke gns = us % st-lers u
F3ocalz Eith Bic aife aN enter
Tain fneads and relatives Ia h11H u
h2 e2htT-@renth hrtblzT Mr..
AcF1ke Is Ge n Aa1zin o0gntg's
m1st substantial eilfzera
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
RELIEF IN SIX Ennps

UnrnAE k2ney and B1fder Useasee re-
leta1 H ~ hgars 81 NEW gENtT N1rTH
AhEEfCAE kUzET CCHE Il great -
prae % scent q ~ eueeefirg u-uUFrreM Il
lAa y 4aoeeE hcle5s and tack Il
RAE - ie1aH Ee1efes reteLEar q uatef
~ 4T II gol aa1t guHex Fe -
aa1 cure NsE t1G remedy SD 81
Leue4Tu drsfstsL Eeueo- NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

We Eant at least 100 men 70 call Al
once At our old stand and pay their
aocA 70 either W. D. Grow. or Obie
wright who is dow with the LzCrs4
Lumber Co Please favor Us ultb an
eafiy settlement and oblige.
osCsI HOUsrOS & CROW Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Mis- Stella E0uA daughter u Jn9.
" N0Fns znd wife died Mouday.
H1nch j. n WeumEHA aged fifteen
gezn Funer1l services were On
oDctad fr1u The Presbyterian church
fn Lzddouiz Wednesdzy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
BANKER Routs a Robbsr.

J. T. Gardsm. cashier u the banked
TbOmulle, Ohio, lad been robbed u
health b. . serious lung trouble until
be tried Or. Kings New Discovery Tor
consumpti0n. Then De wrote III
Is The best medicine ! ever used Tor a
severe cold or a bad case u lung
trouble. ] aiaays keep q bottle %
hand D0n't suffer with coughs.
colds. " any throat chest 0r Jung
trOuble when you can he cured ~ easi-
Is. Only zoe and g. Trial bottles
free a. Lleselyn's drug store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

MHwksnm FsExn~e8 - hsAf1
kv Kra & ~~B ENED-
eks Cnwrrl(& ThaHF sf-
~s Ae~WUW o1
Eza1z1EZ - - 81 HGf =
@ara knaRG ~ @s
cna hm hzs@ Gz1GeG&44 ~
Ezwfma 80 1asy Ensns yc3
czmncf wmE say Wxhogf Hy-
zmHw e. so @e9 kn&AsxS "a
mW kussp rwaI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

surgeons 10 Granite City, bya sur
ucal opnton. made an arIfcIsl pai-
ate Tor l0-yeaT-id Raymond Pfoender.
permitting him 70 speak the fnt time
since bis birth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Ms Arthur Donovan died al her
home On Long Branch last week.
Funeral services were conducted By
Rev. w. b Craig. She was a member
Of the Baptist church
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

judge siHlA LesiA and MoCune,
memben II the County Curt en-
loyed a sK oiclock dinner with Mr. and
Ms G =. Carl THURSDAY ereIIng.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Rev. John Riney. q Centalia, has
closed q prOt1cted meeting at Frank
ford There were D additions to the
church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Prof. Fred Detienne closed bis
school at Earber Wednesday and has
been elected a slant cashier of the
Farmers s Merchants Bank Of Van
dalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

The suunent r. the Cuban Con.
stituu9naI Convention Is said b. BE-
almost unanimously ia favor q re-
l@ting Tie terms proposed b Con.
gFaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Mr.. Zach LeEellen, one Of the
most prominent citizens Of the east
end q the county, Is very III Of ap-
pendicitiS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

SOMETIMES a fortune but never, il
you have a alIow oomplexion. q jaun-
diced loOk- moth patches and bl0tehes
On the skin-sll signs q liver trouble.
Bat DF. Kings New Life Pills give
clear skin rosy cheeks, nch compiler
ion Only = cents az LleNellyuE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Miss Katie Hudson, Of the Wanda
LA High School. has been employed to
teach the spring term Of the Hickory
Grove school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

.4Ge%n&f heritage passed Into us
hands Sweet Violet Is q red COW. sin
years old.
Frum ihe Ceuutaa C0znsf
The subject q this item IS -How 70.
make money" The story Is todd by
J. d. Barclay, Of west Of town Two.
yean ago Mr.. Barclay bought stock as
follows.
lSON for g.
10 EWeA 90.
stw0yezE-old mules $50
Total outlay. sssD.
In the two years Mr.. Barclay has
sold as follows.
Hogs increase from SON, $50
sheep, increase and WOol, So
Three Of the mules, 945
Total sold, s5s5
And has left q the original stock
Hogs worth $40.
Sheep and lambs, worth sl00.
Mule, worth sl9a
Total. as.
The FeoapulAuon would read ike
this
Outlay, s1sS; receipts. AS; value q
stock on hand, So gross gain IN two
years, so; average yearly gruss gain,
so; per cent Of gruss gain, - plus
OF course, the feed bill not being IA
ken into consideration, the gain can
only be stated as gross Who IAN
bat this per cent Of gross gain 10
the past two years.
A correspondent from McCredie
ays;
AcCredie, Galway county. has been
The center q mule excitement the last
few days Mr.. MeMiIlian.o OF Manitoba.
Canada, has purchased p 0fCzlawsys
best mules. also two good JACKS Mr..
Mcmillan bought Of J. D. Hume his
show team for the snug sum q 500
This is said to be the best team Of
mules in the world. They are IS
hands ! inch high, weigh $3.50 pounds
and are good individuals He also
bought Of Mr.. Hume p mules at sl65l
each; 7. P. Harrison sold the sane
party , mules for 500; Irwin MADDOX.
Jr, 2 mules for s325; Irwin Maddox.
ST., l mule for 1855, and Mr.. Thompson
3 mules for 800.
Mr.. Fisher, o. Fulton sold the same
party two good jacks at s3l2.0 each.
Mr.. AeAillians two loads u stock
cost him ss,l75. The p mules aver
aged slI3.5 each. The stock will bel
nesd On Mr.. McMillian'sfa farm in Mani-
toha, near Winnipeg, Canada
This is the best sale Of mules on
record since the time o. Low prices
Mr. Mcmillan made many friends ia
Galway and would only bug the yery
best mules.
From FrtdaJ's Ure Stock Reporter
Mn. 5. Z Little, Of Audrain coun-
y, took FIST honors In the butcher \
attic department this week with a
consignment Of s05-p0und Angus \
leifeH Of her own breeding, raislng
md feeding that brought AS
John Carter, u RoWena, reeently I
old a pair Of mules 20 $ Day for s240. I
Fron Wedns-daysLv Stock Reporter (
samuel Rice, OF Audraln county,. I
marketed l39 head Of 3-pound elippedlS
Western sheep at s4.e5 II
John y. Brown, Of Audzln eouutv.IS
marketed $50 head Of clipped wetemiI
ANTS that averaged 50 pounds. al
40.
\. r. White had in a had Or s2I- !
ound Audrain county butcher heiferSi (
bat brought A.l5.
}. T. Johnson, prominent In eattlel :
IFeiA both a. feeder and auetloBser
I'd IN a consignment Of 1.glpoundl
.een that realized S60a hunred.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

w 500 - yoa - e-s ez q
o s d rase erzx &E Aaa
Du aa D. so ~
L1 l-Er
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

The following o1mpse the gradu-
ating class q Perg public school.
Miss Victoria soybee Elizabeth
BATES, Denae Hubbard Grace smith.
Bessie Henderson and Pear Y8aeL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

A god Jaek . I'll alta daTEain. Or
would exchange for other STOCK
70" sEFE EUBANEs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

Instructions have been sent General
Chafee b e~yacuate China and take
his force b the PHILIPPINES Only 80
men viii BE- LEFT al Pekin as a legats9n
guard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

FanasT aator Hl's letter 10.
part was a f9ll9ss
ALEtNr March al an sure that.
q maE1ritT q The American electorate
uI M - ztisEed With the cs1-
Iu4sd rue q zdizlism eKtzz-
Hnee and crrgVti0n
Bal se mas1 DYG deceive ourselves
Ile WiH not restore The Dem-
p-4te party - poser Unless thsy
are satsld ttat Ne vii give theu
better government than cur opp
DeutA
Tie Aznt safe and oguser-
Fatlve administration u p1biicaaziH
Tbefe azE be % question o. our IL
ue1tl1n o. fezrlsszly maintain the
uztioual credit under any and all cir
cgnsz1eA
DgCAL RIGHTS u ALL
We m7st not permit cur opp0Bsnts
. pace Is IL q false position As the
enemies q pgBiE order. Labor and
capital sboad be equally respected,
but neither should be unnecessarily
zsalsd Opposition % dangergus
c0rPozte combinations should not b
allowed 70 degenerate into Indls.rim-
mate attacks up5n chartered rights
We s19ud e0ncillste rather than
zntzguDhe The great business inter
@h u The country, and this can BE
easily accomplished without the sur
reader d . single essential party
principle
We must realize the fact that a
great political party should not Be
organized "a narrow lines. but should
BE- ogDlsd q al classs d good citi-
refs regardless q their pscuniar
situations occupations Or other COZ
ditionA uhO think substantially alike.
90 important questions Of govern
mental policy. Permit me 70 suggest
% party friends that rscriminations
% account n present conditions are
utterly useless
Let as instead, look 70 the future
with confidence and courage.
The Democratic party has survived
a whole century q political viclssI-
tuda, and II wise e1gnsels shall here
after prevail a / firmly believe they
Eill- the new century viii so0n Wit
ness a reunited and victorious party
again 10 aseeBdaney 10 the aasin Of
our Beloved country. Your fellow
citizen, DAVID B. HML.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
Backache,

~Beanng-doWn Feeling
waZ5 ug1tlsE GalEzE pz- WEIGHT AID
Sskneas. EE-kL1T Ts1svs1 x34 peEZ&
-az-ly cursd ~ 1E uHA. C13sT al ervlus-
szz0ss il sca 70 Akr-uzy vita tAs laws
IAG F1THrl ths female system Z2 Is a.
Az-Zlss ~ Wac
- BEanzls ssfs IA ARR naEtaE
~ - Es-EE EaEs yazr EE1s
~ c-sss Es We aoetara fz4s1
Ms EAEAE EglEEEZE.
FrzrB BlaeE s-rkEz - LaFsL EEH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21
CLEVELAND And HILL
u III
PLzE VII EIUEAsET
TE-zZT SAEy EETTH
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and EErl1 q H
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EEE FUA yea 1I -E3E
81 ueHZz E - e1ts- z
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Ta- mg5ZA1.r 10 E
q liz C-ss3t-t Dezgez1s
Csc z rlg- &C lis gNsE1E-
rsa Za a. ( Ak
- kEg a. zas
and III zi ~ mrEpau1 IL
WEE
AL ~ r1 sz1s q t5s t6a1z
z 5mprsy TIE 1a=
hig q nzazzd sstfrIty and
~ TIE rzlks . Ue-p
Tasrs Esrs Gays Uhsa De-y
cratic z1rlGztss i- DeZ
Gz1E fz eve E1zrznfes q.
LZacz,G Ezag-E a. least
sr1rb AID zzzoss IL or Etl1us
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Way ~ Taas nj - rso1D
- LB ~
DExAI uEE EEEDE
TIE zzsrz 80 THIS qus1iau l. not
fg--5 ID @ applbz2lfiT thzn for
-g q D11cz1lc 50ctrina % pres
eli e11 On the c1ntzv.
EHs -srsr vas , tine whs1 tng
ur ul-e nss9ad u cUrs evils Hhch
s1 car bo6y po.itn, and there
Ezs Ezs 3 TIE wbs1 Czf 0utrT-
~ U01a . Zgrs wiling % sosept
Ieueracg a. they uD1s neE il as .
aEd against eEisung AID threat
Es lila
] aI ozr8osd hyHersr, that 4
lf pEtg Is % gain It's Old prestige
aa1 1z1z again a strong and Tigor-
COS wgzaEzE51 feared bT ig enc
zl6 Inspiring the active deyo-
tla 9 rs ra1k zud Eie IL mae 6Ht
= a. thnl tsslf bscoue truly
h0asfg ard consistently Demo
crate Y9zrs rsry truly,
GEgvEE CLEvKLAgn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

s4EEs BEzE HosEs sTRoso
A-Aas AK H0NEE WE'LL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21


BusE Maars Razhi . Sal q
f--n NJ ErHazEu1. q ns1z
vuLak ~ So
ID BzzzS g MEuuE Es
~ Ms - BazE ZEksz via >
1ss Nhrs& T1zrs1sF.
F-su ns Rr-r Ez1Es-
Ian CywEz q mar TN1ag. A1s ,
had q lsaLFl1d EazrAEg SssrS
mi xrs rsusy fg the -4rEai
y LAnsz WGlEyl& Szs la
mnrssf H~sanesaEF ria 1PoG1
usesr hessz HhSca SID a HA
c ". WhiiA EsErzA As .
wrss Ia a hgzs ard EuS CO IL
nn-ksf thx xesk n E&S - b01A
Bez Mls1k.eE Was eEa az AeTl-
O. lar wssk and tnck three 1nE
Sasse hurzsx and zine god mules
ham& vita him-CsaIrHln G
gzzs Il star. q AD3zin calnig,
wz 4 Ezst 81 Lzk ThErs2zE AID
1rEsced q his oEn feeding 8 bad
& gz1a Nsriczn gszhnS 81 G6
and rs bad q E-poEDd NeIszn
Ssesp X AA
Fr-u az Lre SsseE EerEz
Councilman Jonas r. Kern 6gzD al
DwB@Uxn. las . nonstrasafy il tbe
form q a Shrugged cali II Nzs
.duppsd Thurs5zF Of Ezst seek Ca0-
.tzu % nost ezlvs q TIE multiple
lsg variety, this calf has islz reach
ing the groGnd and not tEo q tbsD
hanging sr0gnd On the shoulder o.
SIZE 0iher part Of tie BODY. F0ur
q the six legs are hind legs Two q
these are united, the other twO are
separated This calf is as gar as its
many legs will permit and it seems TO
have intelligence en0ogh 70 handle
the whole hzlfadozen legs without
getting tangled IN tie e10EL
A telegram from Omaha Seb,
dated March Il. says That the bl0odof
ShOrtborns has not diminished in
popular favor was demonstrated In the
sale pzvilnn al South Omaha yester-
day, when Sweet Yiolets II sold al
the record breaking price Of 876
This IS IS more than Csna1ion sod
for. Numerous bidders ran the price
up to 1900 to the enthusiasts
plzudius Of the crowd After that il
proceeded more slowly till Gen Ward
bid the heretofore record price q
Sc, 100 Mr.. Williams, fE Col Casey.
Of Shawnee Mound, No. quiekiey
topped this with s5 and the CIV with
.queenly heritage passed into his
hands Sweet Violet Is q red COW. sin
yeaE old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

EauE Na1Et A1zf 3 Saz q
~ s-1l M Eu11sea1 q 1s-f
Vrpsxak ~ go
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-21

The subject q this item IS @How 70
make money The story is todd By
J. D. Barclay, Of west Of town Two
years ago Mr. Barclay bought stock as
f.TLo-uu
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-29
MORRILL,.

Nov. 24-The desr havs lett Morrill,
and the haaters are renting.
j. Wolves are quite plenty, and but 70.
are bei1g caught.
n Quail have gone south for the winter
and Int low Of them, will ever sec Nor.
t5ril' again.
!. Mr.. Bolda got his hand caught in q
Jaw in Stuhls mill and is nursiog q few
sore atgsrr.
= Il, G. Van Alstine stepped on a nail,
and has very sore foot.
Henry Sparrow Of Royaltou was. i,
our town buying cattle and sheep last
week.
Frank Baker of St. Cloud 10 in our
town waiting for suow so he can get a
deer.
Mr.. Moore asd .on from near Grand
Rapids, are here looking over the
country. Mr.. NJ. nxns soma land here.
and may move to Morrill,.
MI. DiIse, who 40 to Morrill, last
spring, was favor w q visit from. his
son, who lives in southern part of
the state. M. u -, IT,, will occupy his
land and make b II Inc here in the near
future. He's - enthusiast on tho
creamery business.
The chief Are warden visited Morrill,
and told Mr.. Baker, our town board
chairman, that If The county commits
sioaers refused to pay our bills for fight
ing the resent fires, to turn all the bills
over to q gool attorney, and tho state
would pay Govt Of collection. ..
i While the people who came to. our
town from Missouri we're unloading a
ear OF apples in Foley, a flying ear
smashed one wagon and scattered apples
all around. The railroad paid damages.
The legisls tors of our state failed to
set aside, at their last session, money to
pay wolf bounties, but they did not fail
to appropriate money to pay their own
salaries. We will present each one of our
wolf certificates to the county auditor,
and in due time will put them in the
hands OF lawyer for collection.
A man from Iowa is putting up a store
building at the four corners at Petty .
blacksmith shop, and il circulating q
petition for daily mail. He also aeks
for the Offices Ramey and Morrill, to be
consolidated at his store. He doubtless
did not think Of 1t, or he would have
asked for our town to be detached from
Morrison county, and attached to Ben
ton. The postmaster at Ramey will
willingly give up that Office, but We &C
not know in regard to Morrill,, We
would advise Morrill, to yield willingly
and thank their stars that this man de.
mands no more, as he might have under
taken to turn their farm bottom side up
to hide the stones that are now in sight
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-29
SOCIAL. CITY.

Nov. 23.-Marrien-Henry Robinson
and Miss Bessie Thelen were married by
Rev. John Driver, Tuesday, Nov. s19th,
at the home of the brides brother. A.
Thelen, at thle place. We wish them q
bright and undonded future. They have
gone to housekeeping here
Mrs. P. Palmer has been quite sick,
but is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Love are visit
friends IN Social City.
Henry Love is moving here for the
winter.
Chas. Thelen of Randall IL here hunt
ing this week. Marsh Thelen WAS hers>
aud got a deer.
Mrs. ]. P. Leigh will visit relatives
and friends in Agram for few days.
Mr.. G. Estey is suffering With indam-.
nation Of the eyes.
Frank Love and Jerry Skinner are
here hunting.
L. H.. Estey was in Little Falls Friday
! and Saturday. 49,. -,
Three gentlemen f1om' Carve couney
were here Thursday night looking for
land. One of them has three fortiss II
section 10 and wants more land near
by. $<.5 st.a<. :s.:ar. ~ ..:'2-~,.1, e,
T L: L. Huntiogtou viii run the engine,
for Eetev 4 faiRh this winter - I -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-29
In re Watches

We have the latest sizes and
styles in high class watches in
Gold, Silver, Silverine, and gun
metal cases, with movements OF
Elgin, Waltham, and other lead
ing makes. Come in and look
over this fine assortment of time
pieces. To see them is to want
one.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-29
GILBERT,

Nov. 26th-Tbe shot gun brings Wal
ter McNeeley to it's list Of victims The
young lad in company with a younger
brother and a chum were hunting Sun"
day and going down to a lake to drink
placed the gun besides them. In some
manner the gun was discharged, the
contents striking him in the groin. The
lad was taken to the hospital at Brain
erd Monday where he is being ATTENDED
by Dr.. Bachelor The injuries are not
considered serious. but will likely pre-
vent the young fellow from hunting for
Z time.
LATER-walter. HcNee,ey who was
was aecidentiy shot Sunday, is fast I'M
proving under the DOCTOR. constant care
and he may soon, be arou"d again.
Keron Minnahan: started for the
woods Wednesday but returned home
Friday. eDidn't need, him. was the
trouble.
The schoolin dist. No. 50 will close
next week.
Al. Davis has -.''d q good horse to
parties not known to 10.
The hunters in 'h,3 section are very
busy, and some at chem are being 70.
Warded for their trunble.
August John~<. .nd A. J. Davis were
q Fl. Ripley Monday.
/ Henan AcNeeley ma do 4 business trit
10 Brainerd Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-29
Tuesday, Nov. 26.


Former President Cleveland ID rnp-
idly recovering from his severe cold.
William Gwyn, who for 80 years has
served as-chief smes.enger to tho SEC
Rotary Of st.te,is dead. ! ! - J.
!: Jamestown, M3ss., WIS practically de,
strOyed BY. flfe Monday morning. -Four
teen stores and six, residences were
burned.
According to q dispatch to the Lon
don Standard from Odessa 100 persons
persisted in the recent earthquakes at
Erzeroum.
The health of Count Tolstoi is i'm
proving. His fever and pains have
ceased. His appetite has improved
and he is sleeping better.
Secretary Gage has received from
an unknown person, through the COL
lector of customs at New York, con-
science contribution of $18,669.
Sunday morning at O'Clock three
masked men entered "The Mint" a
gambling house at Chickasha, 1. T.,
ordered all present to hold up their
hands and carried Of 500 in cur
rency. u. IL. = e. sz