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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Don Der ehsfeite.

Der Sunssr Wdnnerhor bielt esitsrn
abenb IN Der 8srmania 9aae Elm aeIun'
genes @onsert. berbunben nit nntsrbul'
tung, ab.
Sobn @asner bon Sidotp Strube
unternimmt in sinissn 5asen cine ldnslt
in AusFdt asbenbs Reiie na4 benz alien
BaterIanbe.
Serr 6snrp Nrmbruit. unfer bstanntsr
WsSgermsiitsr, bat iiG bon oem i6peren
Anfaae bon 2uneenentStinoun8 bslnubs
wisSsr saniIi4 srbOlt.
SRI. Clara WeiaeI unb @bas. Sonss
uuroen am Sonntas in Der ep. luib.
Gbriitus Rirde burd Paitor Witife ;u
einem elddli4sn @bepaare einssiesnet.
4Ibsrt SeppIsr. Elm Nnsehsatsr Der
Scranton Nle 8rausrei, erbielt am Sam'
flag bic re&ts Sanb spii&sn spsi 5af'
fern bbS ,srbradt. swei Singer oerart,
oab iie amputirt iperben mubten.
Abam Waus bon AIber StraBs tpurbs
am Wontus abenb BON ieinsn iunssn
5reunben NIT elmer Beluuaenen .,Sur'
prize Bartp" beebri, bel Der eS ftir, meb'
rere Siunosn duberit fioel bersins
Ssrr @urI Rslsr bon Sdb @uibinsion
apsnue. bsHsn @atiin Gaiulie bon msb
rsren Wo1sn nit benz Staliener albert
I3enm bur6brannte. bat am Samitap els
men Nntrao auf Sbeiouua bon berIelben
fteasn lnhen.
Die TurniduIe bes Brof. GarI Stai.
ber sepinnt tp6dentid an S6iilern unb
8esenpdrtie tperben ettpa $50 in osrisl'
bsn unterridtet. Serr Staiber trifft
8orbereituneen. um in 8ursem cine tur'
ncrii&e S@auteauus absubalten.
Gin Suntsn elmer fIsinsn 2otomotips
Der Stabl gompaHie iebte am Wontap
8o,riittos bic Sdeune ces s. @oniians
an Bred StraBe in 8ranb uno oieielbe
puro pOnitdnbls serhDrt; aIs bic burb
8afen 55 alarmirte 5euertpebr eintraf,
fonnts iis nihts rsttsn aIs bas ansren'
senbe gieentbum.
Ssrr Ssnrp 2aubi6sr, Der bslannie
Sotelier BON Waple StraBe, bat lsbts
Wo6e oaS id6ne Speebipap ScteI snts
lang benz @Imburit 8oulsbarb, nabe
2af. Scranton. dbernommen, unb pirc
eS in ieinsr betannten bOrsGeli6en Wsiie
tsitsn. 9as SOteI 1T romuntii1 mitten
im Wnlbe seleeen unb bieiet Elm anee'
nsbmeS Abitsiesquurtisr na& elmer Spa
,ierfahrt.
Srau AIsr. 2inbehIaub bon WapIs
Strube, bic Der einieer !3eit bon einsm
Sblaeanfaae betroffen tpurbe. erlae ben
Soleen osfeIben ipdbrenb Der DerilOHsnen
Radt. Die 8srforbene, trel6e bas II.
2sbsnsiabr srrsiHt bate, ipar eine be-
fannie uno beliebte 8drserin oieier Ssite
ieit lansen Sabren uno ibr Fob periebte
einsn srobsn Srsunbssfrsis in bic tiefte
Irauer.
9as 5'iibriss 1bbtsrIein Der Gbe'
!eute SObn Rlbnsr bon Bird Strube
erlitt am Wiontas glahmiitaS einen
idau6erbaftsn 1ob. Die 8Ieins bate
uuf irssnb cine @eiis Streidb6ISsr sr.
tpiidt, bic iie i'm Sintsrbofe anslnOete.
nobel ibre aIsiouns SIammen fling uno
iie i'm 9lu bon benielben einaebdat mar.
9roboem bas Wdoden fofort bon 9la6'
barn. bic ibre Sllferufe bbrten, 8siituno
srbislt, ipurbs iie furGtbar am obsrsn
86rper unb 2opfe perbrannt unb fnrb
IN Der oleid,eu Ynht,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Ounmpre.

- Die Wliner in Der glap Nue Sehs
sinaen am ,Steitae ipleoeruu an ben
5treit, psiI en lbeil Der Anesfsntsn
81 90 fir @ntfetnuns Don 6els8sheln er'
bali, pabrene anoere nur rs Gents fur
cisielbe Nrbelt etbaI:sn.
- aurs Dor 3 ubr sehern Dlorssn
puloe IN on StaQun8en ces 9g1anee
ooiel eln psrbesrenres Ssuer entosdt. bas
IN tuI,eI 3su bas 8sbduoe bslnabs poa'
itano,a SeiiOris. mliIumml BEN Snbalt,
Ourunter slne Rub init Galb. Der 8sr'
luii bsiIdSt eitea SO. 500.
- Dhtasl ansriiino. Der am porIss.
ten Sonniae su 8untsr SlQ uon isinsH
SAINT smann 2oprsnee Ymaibp hos burd
stnen Wthsrhi6 peileBt ipuroe, sebt
leSt lanaium Der SsNsIuns eniesssn
Blnaiba's Aufenlbalt vt bis isBt be,
'poIlssl Elm 8sbelmnlb 8sblieben.
- @,ltsrn 8ormiit0s Q fntbsdi.n Sran
un6 Ssnip Mi6. bic Oaislbit fii&tsn. il
pem ytO. Z Nahsrbsballet Der Scranton
@as unO BaHsr Gompanle ben t6ctsI
9oipeT slnss SouIltnBs; um ben Sal
osHdbsn NOR elne SGnur 10 feh anesc
asn. ba6 bic Saut eutdbro6sn mar un
Is eribsmt bstlmmt. oaB bus Qlno susr|
eIoIoIlslt une oann IN oas WaNer &C
porisn purbe. Auseni6sinl,6 purb
% ,ofVrt nat ber @sburt est6otet IN
lag bbtlt,ts elm puar Iaes lm BaHs,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Hus benz obereu Ehale.
(sir&bdIb &Urrtlppubtn,.)

- Sin stpsihbdisss Dobnbaus u
Sermsn. gisenibum 6ss Sobn Reap
tpurbe am Wionias 8ormiitas burd
5eusr aerit6rt; bic Ssusrpsbr traf ~
ipat elm, UNI ben 8ranb su I6i6sn.
= Die 8. l. $. 3e1s au SermSn
mubie seftern Wioreen ben 8etrieb ein'
iteaen. neil bic 2dufsr baislbit an ben
Strelf eineen unb eS bertpeieerten, biz
8arren aus ben Rammern Su nebmen.
= Dem l2'idbrissn Srant Smith
tuurbe am DOnneiitas in BEN D. @.
BREEDER su 1broop Elm Arm in sinem
8ammraoe berart serorddt, bab er ober'
balb bsm @abossn amputirt perben
mubte.
- Srau Sobn Dsnbt bon ArdbaIb
fiarb am Donnsritus mad elmer iursen
8runtbsit uno ipurbe am Sonntas, na&
einem Irauerbisnh in bsr bsutiden Iutb.
air9s. I'M prOteitantii4ep Srieobofe ba.
ielbit beerbist. Sic pirb bon sinem
5obns unb spei 9b&tsrn iibs,lsbt.
-3u Seiiup ipurbe frib am 9ienfae
Woraen bas @sbdubs bes W. 8. 8ropn
bon OIppbant. 6as 8. Wsrner benobnte.
poahdnbis burb Ssusr ,srfi5rt. bas burd
bic @rplOiion elmer aamps entitano. Dis
alarmlrte Seuerirsbr bei6lsts ansren'
aenbe 9ebduoe Dor ben llammsn.
(gerbsueals aorrtipeustn,.)
& Sn ben GarbonbaIe @rep Giisn.
tpsrfen sab ss frlb sefsrn WOrssn sinsn
Da1branb. Der isbo8 ssI6i6t tpurbe.
ebs sr ausoebnuns srIansts.
- 1bomas 9oub, Elm l6.idbtiser
8nabe bon Belmont Strabs. ipurbe am
Wontae bon einem D. & W. 9use ee.
trOffsn, entfam absr sIadIi&sriueiie obns
srnft!i&e 8erIssunssn.
- Gin 8ebdubs oss sobn o. Realop
an Der Gde bon @aibinsion Strube unb
Siebsnter Apenus, ibsilipeiie bon Srant
8eder betpobnt, purbe am Samitae
Ra&mitiae leidt bur& Seusr bsidabist.
- Der Minsr Ibomas Sobn bon
Rambling, eer einise Gage suDor in Der
Clinton 8ede burd einen ero6en Rob,
lenfua f6Wsr psrlsbt purbe, itarb am
Samhas; feline 8srIesunssn eripisisu ii6
I'M 4nfans als boifnunsslOs.
- Gbriifopbsr SduIs. bsr FG Ssr
mebreren Woden i'm emergency Soipi'
tal elmer Operation fur 8linbbarmsnt.
slnbunB unterparf. eebt Jest f&nsa Der
8ensiun8 enteesen uno iplro tpabrf&ein.
LID in furser 8sit ssbsilt sntlaksn
iperb.n f5nnen.
- Gin 8srI, Der isinen Namen als
B. Siff bon Olppbant unsab, ipurbs am
Disnitas Uiorssn au Simpion entbedt.
als er bic 8Obnuns bon Srau Satob
GopieIlis beraubi bate, unb oieis. ioipie
eins ansubl 9td@barsfruusn ma@ten fi9
binier ibn ber +; nit tpItbenben Rufen
wurOe er osrfoIst unO 10 in bic ansii
setrieben, baB er in ieinsr Panii iid in
bic Office bss Sriebensribters 2pn6
fId1tste. Sisr RsIltsn fi1 bic aufssrss.
ten Srauen aud elm. aber na&6em Siff
bic seiobIene @slbIumms unb 1aidsn.
ubr ;urilderitattst unb bic Rotten bee
5riebensrihters besablt bate. tpurbe bic
AniIase sessn ibn ,urddsssosen unb mon
lisb ibn frei, tucrauf er ii8 i&nsa unii6t'
bar mahte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
8uriofe 9efsseebuns i'm staate
ArtanIas.

Der Ssnat Der Arianiaier StaatsIs.
eislatur bat ibatid&lid nit Ia seeen !
Siimms cine 8orlass eutsebeisen, mo.
nod isber. Der berauidenbe 9etrdnfe
trinisn nil, srit cine IriniIissns I6isn
muB. psI6s s5 idbrli& iohei. Der
obns aissns trinit. sublt sins Strufs BON
sis pbsr fpanbert uui 80 Gage in's Gs'
fdnsnib. Bum B,peis. bas bic apsns
ssI6h unb Der 8etrsIfenbe gum 9rintsu
beraui6snoer 8etrdnts bere&tist III. ers
bdIt sr cine Blsdmarfs in Der 9rbB'
enss Suttsrtsaers nit ben einssprdetsr
8u6huben IS. .. D." (aiesnise Dram
| Drinisr."l.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Hussr Hesatta. Gapasa eats,
Jtbaca, ". D.

Sir obiss @elsssnbsit tperben bic
8laettaesnien Der 2udaipanna @iienbabn
GreurfOns 8iaette na1 Slbaea unb su'
rad gum grsiis bon elmer 5abrt fdr bic
Runpreile psrtdufen. gut iur Sinfubtt am
80. Wtai unb sur Rddfabrt an 81. Wai
lnsIulibe. 1876
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02

- utbsr ben 81, 9OrsnS SirOm iOn
bel WOnirsal. Canada. sins brittle STdds
sebaut psrpen, bic init ben Auffabrtsr
stpa Sl0, 900, 900 iphsH niro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Deutf&s 8risfIias.

Grau Rarp San6mann, SOltf Sanie (2).
6umpuB & Co., 6rau AlJaut aliussr
Spbu Rpn, 8rdu pbilis Spipt
RpbHt S6sa, 8. Sefnt,
Gpttfrise 0nhtT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
9ftllc 0ra=
ptrie llno
@ollttrti,

DIR utluNps pOi,rd unb Drapsrit gastn
iaun isins Bspsssriinet oifsrrsn in Sifrtt ess
AAorkmsuts, eorrsftsn Stoltn une rihila n
aaibiuns, bic mir ni6t tbtnfaas anssbtn fcn'
ntn. Rp& fUuntn bisitlbsn nit uns IN prtiltn
ssnfurriIsn. asint llria6s ben @TuHe anjuss.
ben. gsIuusn Mui6snuatano bsanipOrltt
eisis Grast pplfanris.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02

llnier Yolterei NOrratb

lblis6t Gin 5apsiirisn, 9rOeattass. 9slsur,
ssunlt 5idinas, Satttnes, Dsnims. SiIfplints,
tts., uup mir baIttn aas bic nStbissu 3ubsbOn
i'm Borritb fiir Drapsrisn petr Sprbdnst, tiu-
lalit6li& puu Stanssn, 5rGssrn, 5afsn, etc.
Dtrbtt bsfauut nit unlsrtm poIittrst Dtpar.
tsmtut wtuu Sit nod uibt paltt fsnnsn.
6,slb fam ~ isen 3sit in ssmIslbsn sripart
IHs'H.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
spiten= =@orbange jeoer
Mrt

in paarsn, in Ga,nIGnssn sesr IN 5birsn
pausls. Die auspabl psn AualtlaisH une
S,rilsu IL tnblOs. pabrns BIC OtllIns aIlse
ven @rtb sinibIisBtn. ptlbts er pnlla'
Rarfi bitttt. 1 m ntutn 3aslt eore Nefilne'
bams limb biibi@ unb popular, Srulislsr NsBs
srfrsutn ft nod INNER Der @unit paprsne
Sril6t points btitdneis Rb in Der ssstnparil'
atu SailSn bd adufrn ubalitn. 3arts Sce
inttits. nit SpiBtn une 5nitrtirgs. ssli al
WuiTsIins ups stIrauitlts S6psittr babsn tbtn'
fails ibrtu plaS, lcpObl mic tin paar anens
5abIifatt, bic ni6i 10 aassmsiu htannt pHe,
lid absr bu @uul pVn etuttn pon @sltmad
srfrtutn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
YoIiterei uno 9raprrie

bilstn Gin rittists Dtparttmtnt nit uns, IN
,iutm aro6m gaetn Die aohtn gum SttIisb
siuss Departments ine unbsotnitnb, I'm StT'
alsidbt NIT BEN 9tirisbt sints eattns. 9er
srbaltti BEN 9ortbtil. DIES 1T alts.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05

AS an extreme in stance, of
the bondage to which cities
may be reduced, Professor
Parsons cites that in Boston
recently the city government
wished to connect two of its
public buildings with an cleo
trfc wire; but its application.
to the legislature for " permits
sion was 4 defeated owing to
the opposition Of the electric
companies. Boston cannot
run a wire between two Of her
own buildings, over y q under
her own streets " ,. PIC.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
e !, ~, Z. 4 vi 4. Z < Z : Z
BUCHANAN,

July Mrs. Peter Ethen Of Buck man
died early Monday morning, Of cancerot.
the liver, aged So :yeare. She leaves q
husband and thirteen children. The fu-
neral took place Tuesday morning from
the Catholic church at Buckmap. 3. -
Mrs. Ethen was'a good Christian wife
and mother. R. I. P. ~ .~' Pip 81.
Father Beck left today for Raymond,
Stearns county, to visit rather Welp.
Father Beck has been in ill health for a
long time and will take q rest, Father
LANCE of Little Falls will succeed rather
Beck here. Father Armsdorf of Rice will
succeed:Father Lang at Little Falls.
We are sorry to lose our good priest.
The people here give many thanks for
the good work be did here. :
The Buchanan League nine defeated
the Doctors nine Sunday, II to :. The
defeated ones will take their revenge in
the near future. +.
Chae. Unke solo his farm to Mat Britz
from the southern part OF the state, for
$4,000. John SchmolKe made the sale.
He also cold the Mat Poster place + to
John Theis OF Eden Valley for $3.50,
and the Henry. Sand place to man
from Clearwater, for $4,000.
July 6-John Schmolke took car OF
cattle to st. Paul last week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Dehler,
June 18th, a SOB, their first child. They
have been married 16 FEARS.
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. Joe. Oestrich,
June oath, son.
Grain looks veil and we expect good
crop. Some farmers will begin haying
the end of this week, but some of the
meadows are still pretty wet.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
PlERz.

July 2-The Pierz fire department ha 8
elected o ncers as follows:
chief-Frank Fauat.
First Asst. Chief-John Dombovy.
Second Asst. Chief-Frank Marshik.
Secretary-J. P. Berg.
Treasurer-Hnb. Bares.
Tillernan-F. j. Zuleger.
Anton Rauch has rented the Ki,khoff
& Bares farm for three years.
john N. Rauch is employed as expert
for the Mccormick machines this sea-
son.
A tornado sailed through north Buh
Friday afternoon. It was only few feet
wide, but swept away trees, fences and
everything it struck, clear to the ground,
Gust Dallmeier fell into Hub, Bares'
well, ~ feet deep. When he struck bot
tom he yelled "Hurrah. y He came out
lucky, as he only had cash cut in his
foot, where he struck some pipe. 49,. d
A large class OF children received their
first communion Sunday last, - =. ~
Frank becker and Miss Theresia Be omar
were married here by rather Pfeiffer to-
day. Our best wishes to them. @=:'';34 T.
The Pierz Union band serenaded John
FAUST, the organizer and former leader
of the band, on bis 18th namesday . Re-
freshments were served and The evening
spent in music and songs. All wish him
many more heppy namesdays. up
a graphophone will be on exhibition
at BlaKe's hall Sunday at 4 IS. m. J; IA.
mission, 10 and Is cents. & s..*:
st. Joseph society and the 6. q. "F..$will
meet next Sunday. .;5z E II "a. s* ~
/. Our saloon keepers, arrested on com
plant Of frank Wise for selling liqu Of on
Sunday, waived examination and were ,r
bound over to the grand jury. The sa-
looms willsremain open, but will not cell
any more GROWERS Sundays. The upper
town saloon has been closed two SIM
days, and We. hear will open again. 81 IS
Lightning strlck Geo. Boser's house
Tuesday afterno On knocking 81, Tie
chimney and damaging the tie house.
No one hurt.
" ss iii
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
remember that patriotism

remember that patriotism
Josh-Patriotism to the
demnition bow-wows. You
told us that if we'd vote for
Mckinley we'd get 50 cents a
pound for our wool. Well, I
voted for Mckinley and what
am 1 getting? l ain ashamed
to tell you. I haved stored
my wool away in my barn at
home and there it will stay TIL
get living price. l tell you
I have been humbugged-
Senaror-You know, my
friend. that the great tariff
system which was upheld by
that wonderful prosperity
bringing Mckinley bill and
it's wise successor, the Ding
1ley bill, you know that this
grand system has caused the
smoke to rise from thousands
of factory chimneys and
Josh-I've had all of that
sort of stuff my system will
digest for a while. Tell me
the price of wool! Don't you
remember. how your e1oquence
expanded as you spoke of the
way the democrats had treat
ed the poor sheep. You said
if a democrats should go into
a sheep pasture he could not
look a domestic eve in the
face because he was in favor
of the Wilson bill. Well, you
said it. Now what sort of an
old bellwether would it take
to look you out of countenance.
Wool at II cents! Mckinley
bill, and Voted the republican
ticket! Senator, next time you
come to Bu1lskin to make a
political speech you may talk
all you please, about the glor-
ious American banner of free
dom, you may argue that the
republican parity controls the
movements of the earth on it's
axis, but for the Lords sake
never try to make us believe
anything about wool. Wool.
II cents and the sin Of voting
for Mckinley to account
for, No republican can ever
get me wool-gathered. again.
Ia! Ia!
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05

HUFF,
" 100 ~

% = 2 p There was q little part AL
d Mrs. Mary Gray So tprday evening and
~ lille Gray, in WI hose honor it was given,E
vas bsent until near the close, he not
beng informed on the subject. 5. sssa=
". Nutter has: commenced to build ] 8 /
=houee on bis Ia te purcha sc.
There was a party at Mr.. Hugh Nut
ter's Monday evening. s.s.5= /
u. s. Martin and Will Gray went to
Little Falls Tuesday. g # . s... II. Il:
Mrs. Mary Gray and Mra. A. T.. Mar
tin We're at the county seat one da,Eg.last
week to consult 8 dentist. II ss.. l..
Il All our folks who celebrate will do 60.
somewhere outside OF our town. Some
at Randall. some at Swanville and some !
at Little Falls. d ~ - 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05

world; the Indians and COW boye,
and the museum of strange wonders.
the wild buffaloes, are all supremely
good end wonderful. The whole
show is one OF rare merit, and I'VE
cordially recommend it to hepeople.
Detroit, Mich, Daily News.
Greatly, enlarged. and equipped
throughout in a sp lendid manner is
the great Wild West Exhibition this
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05

season. The hundreds of men and
horses 60 through many new and in
tricate maneuvers. The attachments
from the foreign armies in a superb
military review is most stirring
picture. The juvenile wild west with
it's ponies, burros and Indian, Co.'S
sack and Arab boys together With
some sturdy Youngsters from the
west, is a unique feature for the chill
dren.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05

aW nee Biii''s ] ma est.

The Pawnee Bill Hist orical Wild
West, Grand Mexican Hippo rome
and Exposition 3of Trained Animals
gave two perform nces yesterday
and gave entire satisfaction Miss
May Lhlie, the champion rifle. shot
OF OF the world; 4 Mexican Rose, the
charming senorita, the most daring
and reckless horsewoman in! the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
FRIDAY. JULY 5.
now WOOlMAN WAS HUMBUGGED.

nUW WUUlN1AN VAS IUWDUUOlU.
The following is going the
rounds: ''Senator Sullivan
who defeated farmer Sum-
mers of the 10Th district, made
one of his famous oratorical
speeches at Bullskin in Doug
las county. The Senator'S
eloquence carried Josh Wool
man off his feet, and he voted
for Mckinley:
The Senator and Josh re-
Gently met and the following
col1oquy followed:
Josh-Do you remember,
Senator, your campaign speech
at Bullskin last year?
Senator Yes, indeed,
Joshua, L remember that I
had great freedom of speech
that day and did some good
work for the G. 0. P.
Josh---Yes, Senator, you
were the cause of my voting
for Mckinley.
Senator-Thank you Josh,
thank you, l.
Josh-But hold on, Senator,
l want to explain to you what
it was in your speech that
converted me and I want you
now to give me further infor-
nation. I feel that I have
been buncoed.
Senator-Not a bit of it,
Joshua, not a bit of it. The
GLORIOUS sun still shines with
undated splendor, the green
grass clothes the smiling
fields of old Douglas, the stars
perform their wanted journey
through the sky, the earth
still gives bread to the eaters
and flying to the breeze in
every land around the earth
; Josh-Hold on, Senator.
Yhat may all be true. But
all these ''Jiminy fits about
the flag and the stars don't
interest me. I voted for Nc
Kinley because you said that
if he was elected, we'd get 50
cents a pound for our wool.
You remember you told us
that the farmer did not get
any more for his wool because
of the Ubiquitous Wilson. bill
and that as soon as therepub-1
licans had full swing wool
would go up. Now Senator,
I think you ought to tell
what's the matter. Where is
our so cent wool? >..' ..~"
Senator-Well, Josh, in the
hurrying train of events, as
we have been swept out in the
grand stream of activity as a
world, as we have seen the
glorious expansion of our
country until like the magnif-
cent ocean #,5,. .>. -
: ..Josh-Stop right here.
Senator, in the name of all
the sheep on Bullskin run I'd
I like to know what that has to
4 do with the price Of wool. It's
all cry and no wool Z! =, .. &.
Senator = Y, on l''!'. must q IS: need
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
4 8
!. RAJ lAlRlE.

July 2 The spring term at hool hes
closed and our teacher. Alice Green, a.
returned 60 her home II Little Falls. ].
Martin Enke and Robert liickle were ,.l,
in Little Falls on business last week. . \
There are no more cases Of email pox
and those who have had it are well.
again. X ss, zs T.. '} .s /. n z,.+
Miss Nellie Rail, who mas been living
in Brainerd, is visiting he's folks in Rail
Prairie. II .@s* + '@%25 ~ Z ar : NJ
The Raj! Prairie ball nine we're in RaL-
dali Sunday playing ball. *: + 5 IL.
A. ". Olson has completed q nice
piece Of cad work with the grader. T IS
Robert Mickle went to Brainerd Mon
day. - -: :-% --....,t =. II
A.@W. Olson and son Adolph were in
Little rails Monday y, " ......,< !, &
Low Rates to Buffalo Exposition.
Via the Nickel Plate Road. Three
through daily trains with vestibuled
sleeping cars and excellent dining car
service, meals being served ON the Amer,-
can Gu: Meals plan ranging in price
from IS cents to $1.OO. Chicago Depot
Van Buren, st. & Pacific Ave-, on the ele-
waited Loop. .-~: - e.fs**
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. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
The Public Baths.

The meetings. of those interested
in arranging fer public baths re-
suited in the organization Of the Lit
tie Falls Bathing Association, with
officers as follows H.. Il .:s:.s .9s B; =, -.
President-A. Anderson. 81 h. :. =.
Vice President-E. p: Adams.
! Secretary-F. II. Nero. /, :: =. /,
Treasurer. Z. =Hofman. "- .: 7.s B: !
The suitable site reported is on the
bank of the river, north Of the wag-
on bridge, near the Pine Tree gate.
If investigation shows good slop
ing bank there, that viii be the site.
The cost ofsa building 1Ox SO, to be-
built on 6 float, iss &eatimated ! at
$500. There Is little question that
the amount necessary will be raised.
The city council ropriated $50.
a large number Of government
public documents have arrived at.
the city library, cent through the
kindness 81 Sens tor Clapp. s
Gilbert I. Richard has moved his
family from the Ebert house on First
north, to : house On Third street. 3
III Bernard Barton has resigned -
i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05

Bernard Barton has resigned ~
night baggagemanI . at the depot.
Leo Billstein has e ken the place. &.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05

Gilbert Il !. Richard has moved his
family from the Ebert house on First
north, to = house on Third street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

LFsr IN Ell frr ~
The coming session OF the legisla-
ture win not be void OF interest by any
means. Many important measures
will be presented and an entire new
superintendent OF the state made. The
game law will be amended, the bank
ing law, and the revenue and taxation
laws will each receive attention. pro-
Inhibition, divorce, Office tenure and cleo
tion laws will be subjects Of much
strife and the appropriation bills Will
be discussed with universal interest at
this session owing to the condition OF
the states finances. #% As usual the
Bismarck Tribune will cover the news
completely, and fairly. a special rate
In the state at large wild be made for
the daily edition. It will be sent,
postage paid, from now until after
the session closes for ST.. 1t will cost
no more to begin now than the first OF
che year. Send address to Tribune.
Bismarck. %}