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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15

RoARDERs WA ALL = m
transient parties. , scsipss HI
ind homellke plaegp; sesirfss
location central xar Ych q
West lSrd street, New
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TWO competent statesmen for clothing and
general line of goods; must come well
recommended Address 599S, this Office.
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MANTED-Al iddle-aged woman as house
keeper; reference required. Addres 44Sl
this office. II
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FoR SALE OF EXCHANGE.

TO TRADE Good twelve guagc shotgun.
with leather case for bicycie. AMY
Roobkeeper, at rheo. Keller's. is
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE. Oniy hoI9i
at this great health resort; PAYS hig.
write for particulars and send Your 81.
fer Bradley Cottage. lioga, Texas 10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE sn1p 10.
ures, 500 acres fine farming land On Ber-
nard river. seven miles south OF Damon
Mound, Brazorla county oil held three
wells now going down land on mound
selling as $1,000 an acre: want vrsainu
land in the lower Panhandle What havs
you Sotl AA26, this Office. ia
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81 RELIABLE mIddIe aged white man
position rs night Waterman In or out Of
the city for bank, cotton compress, oil
mr. lumber yard or any business using a
Waterman. Good references given. Adj
dress Waterman 2. o. Box 10, Houston,
ppNns III
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COOK WANTED Man aud Wife, white
nleterred. man to feed, make garden and
take care OF ranch; woman TO cook. etc, I;
easy work Tor the pair; old people pre-
ferred; come quick. j. NJ. frost, harls ~,
Texas. ~
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WANIED-At onCc, cook and dish washer
at STUDIES Point, 1903 Washington; good
wages paid lG
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WNNIl. DAT once, a painter who is
E2@i band man; others need not apply.
Nllle c. q. Ericsson, I'll Campo, Texas 30
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05
PIKE CREEK.

April 2-Mr. and Mrs. J. Pahowiak OF Lit
tie Falls spent Sunday with Mrs Pahowiak's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walkow lax.
Julins Baletzski went to ledoux Thurs.
day.
John Reh has finished hauling his lumber
home for his kitchen
Miss Katy Richer visited at Ledoux Fri.
day.
BachelorNo. "a OF the American House
farm vert to the Falls Saturday.
Vincent Trzebia+owski reports poor fishing
at Rich Prairie 1t may be that he had not
the right kind of bait
What has became OF Bryan. has be gone to
B.?
Anton Weber was in Little Falls satur.
day.
Mike Vizcek and daughter went to Ledoux
Sunday.
A. Kuffel and wife visited at Little Falls
Thursday.
V. Lipinski, p. Richter. P. Knopik and J.
Posch were at the Falls Thursday.
The plaintiff and defendant in a law suit
are like two boys ducking their heads In a
tub OF water leach daring the other to stay
under the longest
J. Reh was at Swan River Sunday.
Most farmers are bhsy hauling home seed
wheat as seeding will soon commence.
Our barber and livery man Lave incorpor.
ate1. as our barber intends to 60 south on a
vacation for a month or two.
julius Baletzski is hauling lumber for Joe
Ostrnwski from the Ledoux sawmill.
Prairie chickens were seen going south
Saturday.
Mrs. Anton Weber is on the sick list.
Bachelor No, of the D. farm was in Swan
River Sunday.
-he lost one has returned. Welcome.
Henry Kinney OF Little Fails passed
through here on his way to Fawndale Sat-
urday.
Don't Rrumble because today is bad. Re.
member that tomorrow is quite likely to be
worse.
Mr.. and Mrs, v Suppa visited at Ledoux
Sunday.
Bernard Week is busy hauling home lum-
Der for a new barn.
"ooei 'due very near losing his
ol& st. Bernard dog. One night last week,
the animal broke loose and ran away with
part OF the chain, and got tangled in the
WOODS. Mr.. Weber. missing the dog in the
morning, hunting and calling him. was glad
TO see him coming, but the chain was gone.
A certain couple, coming home from Little
Falls tn buggy. had the misfortune of
breaking down, and the dear ones had to
walk,
F. Rtngwelski and family went to the Falls
Saturday.
Ferdinand Koch of Culdrum passed
throuR h here Monday with a drove of cat
tie and sheep.
Miss B. kuffel was the guest of Bessie
Weber Mondhy.
Martha Oleck Of Little alls visited with
her parents over Sunday.
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'sfT' ~
PlfRz.

April 3-John Sehr bought Lorenzo Barn
hart'sfarm in Buh for $4,000
John Faust received the sad news from
ParkstOn. s: d., that: his son Peter died there
Saturday. :..
Miss Mary Wander Baar opened a millinery
store In the Wander Haar store building in
upper town.
"a. Kramer moved into the house formerly
owned by Math Valentine and Geo. Borlev
moved into the Barney Eller house. now
owned by John Neuman.
Father lageris now in charge of the
church dt Lastrup. The congregation have
rented the house formerly owned by G,
spanfellner for the priest to reside In until
new parish house can be built.
Theo. Thielen end Jacob Nohner formed q
partnership and b ,ught the stock OF r,ach,n,
cry nom Aarshik & Philippi They have the
agency Tor the Champion ana Plano binders
and mower, rakes, Tiger and Hoosier drills
and seeders besides wagons. buggies, blows.
etc. The firm will be known as Thielen &
Nohner
A Buh farmer, formerly Of Kansas. REPORTS
tue norrlDie news. that a boy there climbed
cornstalk to zee how the corn was getting
aiong' and now the stalk is growing IN
faster than the boy can climb down. The
Doy 1s plumb out OF sight, Three man havo
undertaken to chop down the stalk with
axes to save the boy from starvation hu+
they can't back twice in the same n,ace
Inc poor boy Is living on nothing bnt raw
corn and had already thrown down ,ou,
oushels OF cobs since the time he left.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05
huff.

| April 2-The town OF Parker elected tho
| following named persons:
oupervlsors-Peter Burr, chairman. Vim
Bailey. VIM. Crosby
Clerk-J. R. Snow.
Treas.-E. W. Sullivan.
Assessor-D. J. Martin.
Justlces-G. F. Parker, Geo. W. Gish,
Constable-S. S. ,laetin,
d.. Martin lost horse last week
nay Is getting very scarce and everyone
having STOCK is glad to see the snow go off.
az there is plenty OF grass left from last wear
Go furnish stock until new grass starts,
'ohn Brown went to Little Falls Thurs
pay and returned Saturday,
John ". Gfsh and wife went to pil,shurv
Saturday and he came back Mondaywithont
her and is lonesome.
MISS Jula Oby departed, Saturday, for Fit.
A"p'ey' "here she will teach this summer
Geo. w. and John N. Gish went to Little
falls saturday. They report bad roads.
services at the church and town house Sun
oay' Rev. II. Plantz at the church and Elder
r L. eweany at the town house.
t. L. Bennett had business Eat the county
seat Friday.
W. E. Bennett has sold.out on Section p
anu moved north of the river on Section 10.
we near that A. G. Oby contemplates NOV.
lug 10 b'a1nerd some time this spring.
Inc police again interfered and broke nm q,
scrap which was just started by two of
our pugisllsts. Zoo BAD.
uuy Mccoy and Frank Marshall went to
Little Falls to finish their wagon deal.
we ale all anxious to see spring open and
nave some hopes for it today, as one robin
las come and the day is fine.
'onn N. G1sh is visiting the old isawmi],
ana Will start saving in few dnxs.
Miss Donnelly commenced a term Of sc.boo,
In District 100, yesterday.
Miss Grace Hill is teaching in District M
80. AVE-
Miss Lillian Chadwick has been emploved
to teach in District IS commencing Monday
| the S'h.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05
Stopped His MARRIAGE.

! st. Cloud Journal Press, March 28):
On complaint of Hilma j. Hid, a war;
rant was yesterday afternoon issued by
Justice Limperich for the arrest OF Chris.
tlendrickson, a young granite worker,
whose parents live near the Hilder
quarry on the East side. The complain
ant IS the daughter of scandinavian
living at the Baxter quarry on the West
side.
dendrlckson was at the court house
Tuesday and applied for u marriage H.
cense, naming Miss Anna katherine
Lassen as tie young woman. As the
girls home was said to be at Royalton
the hest that Clerk Mueller could do was
to make out an application for a license
for Hendrickson and forward it to the
clerk at Little Falls. The newspaper
published an item referring to the license
and Miss Hid began to think a marriage
ceremony in her parlor was due. Her
mother had been to see the county at
torney before regarding Hendricksons'
alleged relations with her girl, but this
time nothing short Of a warrant would
90 and so Justice Limperich was directed
tc issue the legal process. 1t is under
stood that Hendrickson denies the claim
advanced by Miss Hill,
The marriage license was issued yes
terday at Little Falls and sent to St.
Cloud by mail. 1t permits Chris. Hen
erickson and Miss Lassen to marry.
Sheriff Schilplin came down THE after
noon from Royalton with the young man
n custodE.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05

at G.. &. Mokros' during the winter
has purchased farm near BpsAla and
removed his family there yesterday. We
are sorry that h. could not Hnd farm
in Elmdale.
Palm Sunday was observed at the
Catholic church last Sunday.
Rev. Falck preached at the Lutheran
church last Sunday morning.
Rev. Ivan Vas present at the Evauge-
lical church last Sunday. y.
Mr. and Mrs. Wick, who had been vieit-
ing their son G. II. Wick of Elmdale, re-
turned to Granton, Wis.
N. B. Twist went to Flensburg Tues
day.
John Wilczeck of Little Falls was in
Elmdale Wednesday.
Miss Kate Stewart has returned from
Prescott, Wiz. She was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. d. Hannegan.
Rev. BeIzowski went to Rice Monday
intending 10 ret..rn Tuesday.
Peter Gregerson, Sr., OF Swan River il
employed at K. H. Gundersou's. this
week. "
A. taldowski of St. Anna called on
Rev. Belzowski Monday.
Frank Herman and Simon Geek went
to Flensburg Wednesday.
Peter Nelson of Royalton came over
Sunday to visit his many EImdale friends
Frank Hammond has gone to Royal
ton to work.
John Janietz went 10 Little Falls Fri
day returning Sunday.
Aleck Rudeck is reported very sick.
G. R.Vallett's new organ arrived from
Minneapolis Saturday.
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Z *, IL {. . - NJ, AZ;
PULASKI.

April 1-Theo Brisk returned Satur-
day from Park Rapids, where he vas
working in the WOO IS.
A. W. Lynd was in the county seat
last Monday on business.
John Skochenexe and F. lBrisk were
in Little Falls Monday. They had bad
luck, the horses turning oh ort and break
ing front wheel.
s. Kaminski was in Pierz Wednesday
to see Il dentist.
Frank Novak ia building stable of
hewn logs, p x 10.
X Pestka visited relatives in Swan
! River.
F. Brisk 10 building a house, 18 20,
two stories.
E. Brisk was in Little Falls Friday.
5. Rock bought a horse in Little
Fs'ls Saturday.
A Smuda WAS in Little Fails Market
day.
John Skochenske and F. Brisk we're in
Pie'z Sunday.
Frank Novak had quite an adventure
with SOW that wanted to eat some
young pigs He went for her with q
club, but the beast made furious at
tack on him aud ho had to run away.
Who's kotek ua Plotek oczkam Mru.
iadno to Piosenka ale ME alugo.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05
.UPSAlA.

April IA. Fridlund, who went r.
Brainerd Tuesday, returned today.
John Buer, who has been working fo,
Chas. johnson this winter, left for Will.
mar Friday.
The funeral OF Gustave Anderson was
held Tuesday. He died OF consumption
and was the third child of Mr.. aud Mrs
:. +. Anderson to die OF that disease.
Misses Hulda and Agda Ryberg will
leave this week to visit their relatives in
Otter Tail county.
Ernest Ekstrom will come home Sat-,
urday.
N. r. Peterson has sold his farm and
Will leave with bis family this week TO,
washington. Auction was held Thurs.
day.
Peter Norquist and Miss Hannah
johnson were married at Brainerd Sat.
urday evening. and will reside there.
We wish them success and long life.
Willie Peterson is again working at G..
Luudin's mill.
Nils Vedin, who has been visiting h;s
relatives lately, will leave this week for
Duluth.
MI. Shol'ne went to Little Falls Mon.
day.
The Ladies Sewing society met at Mre.
Aug: Johnson's Tuesday afternoon.
MISS Joslin OF Royalton commenced
teaching in District IS Monday:
Miss Emma johnson, who has been
working at Rasmus Hansen's. will leave
for Brainsrd this week.
Chas. S"edback Of Bemidji is here O.,
visit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05
GILBERT,

April 2.-Peter Anderson, our black
smith, is back on his farm again. MIR.
Anderson rented his farm last fall to a
yourg man from Brainerd, who took
possession at orce while Anderson was
employed in the car sbons of that city,
but the renter, 80 it seems, threw up the
sponge very suddenly and went back to
Bralnerd. Mr.. Anderson is thus put il
bad position, without any[hay or feed
for his stock, as the young...fellow had
made a clean sweep OF it before leaving.
t Cbas. Redlund and Swa an Swanson
were at Little Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Turf visited Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Tuttle Sunday.
Mr.. Swanson is building an addition
to his barn this week.
August Berglund and Andrew John
son were at the Falls Saturday on busi-
ness.
DeLia Minahan went to Little Falls
Saturday.
Miss Lambert opened the spring term
OF school in our District last Monday,
The saw mill at Skinnerville ia exnect-
ed to be in running order this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. futile have been
on the sick list for some time, but are
now convalescing.
Frank Cook OF Fit. Ri pley was in these
parts last week.
Hay is very scarce in this vicinity.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05

RANDALL.

April pa few days ago Rob patterson
our cOoreu blacksmith. tOnk the train TOR
Little Falls and 40 far has failed to return.
So the blacksmith sh up woke up the next
morning and found itself alone and sung,
Empty is the blacksmith:shop. since Robbie
he has fi0wn." The general opinion is that
Rob took good wad Of bills away with him
:and perhaps some gold and silver, but he
also left good many bills behind him and
ssOme good sized ones. too. Just ask Nick
Rassier about it.
Ed. johnson has filed on 40 acres of goy-
eminent land near Lake Alexandria,, where
he has built II house and will move there
some day n~xt week. Thus we lose another
village neighbOr.
Frank Ruddash OF Yellow Medicine county
IL expected to arrive in Randall early tr
April with a carload Of catt e and horsei
and other necessaries for the farm. Mr.
Ruddash has bought A. E. Tyler's Interest
in a quarter section OF lanl In Sec. 3, Parks
town.
ON March 9th after lingering illness O
several weeks, Mrs. Richard Thorson peace
fully passed away. The body was taken t.
Wisconsin for interment.
Mr.. Edison. who. has resided in Randall
Tor about a year, has moved away. We un
derstand that Mr.. Edison would not hav'
gone away only he had to vacate the hous'
he was in and there was not another vacant
house in town to rent.
Clint Chapman is at present making tour
through the northern rart OF this state.
Our school commenced on April 81st. Miss
Huff is engaged again to teach this term.
On Saturday afternoon smokehouse be
longing to Anton Rogmanz. living two miles
south of here, was discovered to be on fire
and before he fire could be extinguished il
consumed the smokehouse and large
quantity Of meat, the chicken houses and
implement shed. a mower, a large pile OF
lumber and some hay.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05

April 2.-N. c. Larson who was en-
ployed at X. n. Gunderson's last year
was business caller Saturday.
Miss jamie Christianson is at home
from Little Falls, Miss Amanda Christ
hanson, who has been attending school
at Little Falls is also spending her va
cation at home.
DR.. Lonedale Of Royalton was again
called Saturday to attend the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Hanson.
At present che is somewhat better.
VIM. Larson and Arson Sutliff went to
Royalton Saturday.
Miss Lottie Joslin Of Royalton was in
the village Saturday on her way to Up
sala where che will teach school this
spring.
Miss Cora Rhodes OF Little Falls re-
opened her school in the Misfelht dis
trict Monday, after the spring vacation.
Miss Bessie Parks who has been spend
ing her vacation with her parents in
Verndale returned Saturday and re-op-
ened her school Monday.
The village school will close next week
for short vacation.
Mrs Renick OF Royalton opened her
school in the Hanson district Monday.
Mamie Vallett, the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Vallett, died
Monday morning from tuberculous me
ningitis. Little Mamie had been sick for
9 ONE time but was unconscious during
the last few days, and as far az could be
In own suffered no pain. She was a
b right, attractive child, and will be
missed BY every one who knew her. The
funeral wac held Tuesday afternoon
from tho Lutheran church. Rev. Max.
well of Royalton officiating. Mrs. NJ.
Bloxham. hrs. Peter Noll. James and
Willie Bloxham Of Freeport attended
tn Q funeral. School was closed Tuesday
after noon, that Miss Davies and the
pupils might attend.
Potter and Stanis Dobis CT st. Anna
are at work on the Catholic church.
There was q regular meeting of the N.
W. A. Saturday evening.
There will DO dance at tho hall next
Monday evening, given nader the auspi-
ces of the N. ". A.
Jos. breginik Of st. Anna, ID employed
at Rev. Belzowski's.
Rev. Olson will not preach at tie
Union 9: q: bulldisg next Sunday.
Andrew johnson, who has been ivina
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tlMOAlt..

Mar. 26-Frank Johns has rented John
Wlczrck's Elmdale property, and SO
soon a. convenient will move bis
family there.
Albert Peterson is employed at N. B.
Twists.
Mrs. May Rosewood, who has been
visit;ngs her parent, left for Minneapolis
Fridav.
Miss Bessie Anderson OF Upsala passed
through the village S Saturday on her
way to Brainerd.
DR.. Lonsdale Of Royalton was is the
village today, the little daughter of l..
D. Hanson being very sick. Little Mann
Va'lett has also been very sick.
Andrew j. johnson OF Upsala was ia
the village Monday.
| Mrs. Christensen, who had peen visit
ing her SOD Anton of Swan River, re-
turned to Elmdale Monday.
Frank Hammond visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Nre. W. Davies, Sunday and
Monday.
Peter Gregerson and son ofSwan River
were in the village Saturday.
J. P. Mortinson has returned from
Duluth.
Z. 81. Wick is enjoying a visit from his
parents and his youngest brother. They
arrived Thursday from Granton, Wis.
and intend to spend week in Elmdale.
W. W. Boyle went to Swanville Thurs
day.
Henry Thompson left NJ onday for Erie,
North Dakota, where he intended to
work for seven or eight months.
Rev. Belzowski held sermon at Royal
ton Thursday.
A. R. Vallett returned Monday from
Freep ort, Melsose, and other places.
Born-Tueeday. March 26, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Wittke, a son.
John SolIa's visited Henry Mokros
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wittke and daughter
Annie were in Little Falls.
H, A. Hanson was hauling goods from
Royalton for K. H. Gunderson Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sutliff OF Fawn-
dale we're in Elmdale Friday.
Hans GundersoD, who has been very
sick, is improving.
Cornelius Olson, proprietor OF Of the
bicycle repair shop on St. Germain St.,
was out hunting for few hours the
other day and secured six dollars worth
OF furs. In his last shipment effurs were
included four mink skins, three skunk
skins, two muskrat skins, one badger
skin. Cornelius says that hun ting is
a way ahead OF any other occupation.
]. J. Jacobson, Chas Lundin, c. Mok-
ros Gottlieb, Fred and Augusta Mokros
went to Little Falls.
Martin Hovelson has returned from
Upsala.
Mrs. Johns visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas Casey of Swan River,
Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05
DARLING

have charge Of the telephone after Dext
Monday, as the telephone agent will
quit and go to school.
Wido wer No. 1 has offered the bar
Der 40 acres of land if he'll get him a
wife. The BARRIERS working hard. The
best way is to shave, cut your hair,
wear stove pipe hat; and get nice
buggy and team. Then start in.
The gravel train will be here this
spring as usual.
Something ought to be done Or the
county road between Little Falls and
Darling We are getting tired OF the
roads condition.
Keep in the middle Of the muddy road
or you'll land in the ditch.
A Swanville man has moved into the
Oak Grove house for short stay.
Ex-mayor Charley Anderson of Queen
dale is appointed chief OF police. A good
one.
The beeman will open a hotel this
week.
We xpect to have the guideboards ~
this year, as we have two supervisors
from here.
Fritz Li)jeblad is expecting buggy
from bis father in Chicago.
Albin Sandersoa will paint his house.
No pension will be given to the sack
holder agent unless he quits telling
stories. Look out. Remember two
years ago. about hitching upl and 60
ing to Section % to beg pardon.
The school clerk in District SO is
bothered with many applicants for the
school, although the teacher was en-
gagged a long time ago,
Did you set fooled Monday?
All the settlers around here for a mile
square and Sections 1 and 2 in Pike
Greek, have been counted, and perhaps
we'll be able to convince the railroad
company that we have enough popu-
lation and business for q station. There's
Birch Lake, with no mole business
than we have, yet has station and
train service,
To morrow our mayor takes office, and
the police will be: Chae. Anderson,
Queendale, chief; Frank Nelson, %;
Emil Rosenberg, Is; Albert Peters, 20;
Ole johnson, "a; !, A. Thelander. 80.
We left out last week two saldermen-
LOUIS Anderson, 20; Thos. Mccarthy,
%.
Carl Genter's farm is not in Section
81, but in 80. and the price was $1,000,
not $500
H. Landau was here with a lot OF
landseekers last week. Some land near
the church sells at SIS per acre, good
price, but will go higher as more settlers
locate.
A number of houses will be built on
Sections "a and IS this spring and sum-
mer.
People are now ready for the swamp
road-and don't care about Rockdale
closing up a road. But they'll build
boats.
Gust Nelson and Gust Nordberg are
expected back from the woods this
week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Thos. Mccarthy and
children are back on the. farm to stay.
We are GLAD to see them here again.
Darling Grove farmer is building q
stable
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05
Clothing ana Shoes
Bought of contains best
values for your money

See our mems suits at $3.50
$50 and 1000.
See our boys two-piece suits at
81. 90 to $50.
See our hobby vestee suits, sizes
4 to 8, 81. So to 400.
See our mems fancy percale and
madras shirts, 80, IS and 06c.
See our mems fine shoes, 81. 90
to 400, the leading makes.
See our mems common shoes
from 81. 40 upwards.
See our ladies fine shoes, $l.26
to $50, nothing to equal them.
See our children's shoes, the
best line in town.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05

FOR SALE-Four. horse steam
engine and tivshorse boiler. Inquire
Herald Office,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-05

Suits cleaned and pressed. so centa
to 81. Sutton, dyer, over q erald
officer
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Our new STUDIO

Y now completed and We are turning eat
arc happy to announce this to the public and
to eur many friends Rem snber tie 6Oi EE
PHOTOS are the best. They have stood tho
than seven times. seven. II you want ca
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