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$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one to ten years; at
lowest rates of interest, monthly pay
ments If desired, no delay ~ getting A"ut
money. Apply to \. j. Mills. ZIG Main
street, or address +. U. box 5JS, II
MONEY to lend upon improved city prop
crty at e per cent. Address y, care
Or seyal, Kiam building. -
MONEY 10 LOAN on improved farm lands
and plantations; lowest interest rates.
easiest terms, most favorable contract
" ". Miller, 500 Khan block, Houston,
Texas. If
THIS WIILl INTEREST You'll you nave
few dollars wuich You wish 10 be earn,
ing something, consult us; we nave ~ bI
times vendors lien notes from $40 To
$1,000; these notes near Interest at per
cent per annum and are wei seeured
every wage Garner should lay ny Tor a
rainy day; YOU can invest $40, br so, OF
more, as you wish; Interest is 2ccumulat
Ing night and day; Should yol for any
reason wish to borrow on these notes or
sell them again we can help you, tAaS
r. Munger Investment Co., 3lo12 Con
gress avenue. -
JOHN ]. FAINT & CO. real estate, IN,
yestment and loan agents Wilson build,
ing, Houston, Texas. 10
WE HAVE S7500 which We Wish to loan
ON good security for from three 70 11e
years Chas X Munger Investment CO.
915h Congress avenue. 10
We LOAN MONEY on farms and ranches
IN South Texas at low rate OF interest
and favorable terms, vendors lien notes
WE SELL REAL ESTATE No matter
where located. Call or write aud tell ms
what YOU WANT List Your properly
with us We advertise II joan e. Pen!
& Co. 40 Kan buildiAs, Houston u
MONEY to loan on real estate sherry 4
N,f TtfIsi. VAtl.iltf.
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LOST In front Of 1909 Rpsk avenue, Large
solitaire Diamond ring, Ilhany setting,
deep-cut carving IN ring, $50 reward; no
questions asked II returned to 1915 Lon.
Islana. 40
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FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE CHEAP-A three horse mower
steam engine In urrCert GOOD order rost
$500, for SOS cash. Howard Wilson.
hoekoale, IeNas. l2
no pv corn ,1--, 49,. ...r r
nary I ie1S srSest sclscfion ~, " t S5S
writer's in the South.
"oi MAIN street.
IA
To AN Snr.n N. ,.7-t,,,.,a r,... ,,,,4u y.
In,,r mn IA ''iet o, .ntfo n.y. ~
WRITER I'm Tho S6nfb "a wv
J. j. pastorlza Prtg. Il Litho Co,
3Qi Main st.
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49,
OK ,SALE-4wo return tubuiar boilers Of
tt9uh9ist power eAcu '-lnch utametSr' Is
nVVl luhh, " H'2iuth tuut' Win Wsui'
H 1r,' p'"Na e"9H'1N ~. ~ ,VuuG1 "@thlHs
H. - - W. ~ L"NNs4V'C' ANA' IaAh-
700 - IT,.
o. Us Aipu ~ US laua ohg WilE llun
'N'' away S''l'a lu Nfiu' -
for ncNt thiriy DAYS. Address Boa 5sS
Galveston. Texas. ia
-
NO9 Sls' 1"ur 'hoi,e Two nue. up
a'f.y ru,in,Uts ll,u, ,trh9r,g AZ,
TrIvis III
-
tuN sAbE--PhotograpAero oulht one
& '"c'., I"' '', ,"iv', '''' D.; .',i
pr,n,G t '' '' N'
~" ~ = ~.
HM 90 ~ ",slN"ll 9u'ea pNitt"u,
"'N"E' Nt1V 49,. ~" iW "''.
f8 'l's-"'" "'"'' tN""'Nf9 -'''' '"'
W. ,' H''r Now p''' l"N''s' ~
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WANTED 10 BUY.

WANTED i } bU Y.
WANTED TO BUY-A good second hand
fire proof safe; must be ia good condition
ana OF medium size; state price and
dimensions, addressing H. o. Box 4Ol,
Houston, Texas. 10
WANTED TO BUY-SeyerOl thousand feet
OF second hand dimension lumber, boards,
etc, for cash. Address Sunefn, this Of
ice.
WANTED--Prlces ON cotton seed cake de-
llyered at Edna, Texas. Address Jos;
Power, Edna Texas, ~
HIGHEST cash prices paid for your cook
ing stoves, refrigerators aud all house
hold goods ThOmpsons supply House.
Both phones. 10
HIGHEST cash prices paid for all kinds
junk, Iron, brass, zine, lead rope, bones,
bottles, rubber, etc; country shipments
solicited; wholesale dealer; telephone odd
2ab. new 476. Louis KaminsEy, l3lI-l9
Preston avenue. corner Austin u
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for scrap
iron, copper, brass, rubber bones, sacks.
beeswax, pecans, etc. country shipments
a specially Mayer Lipshitz, wholesale
dealer, 1901 Montgomery avenue, Hous,
ton. II
HIGHEST PRICES paid for cssto8 cloth.
ing; send po&al; viii call. II. Captain,
Jos Congress avenue. y
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|ElRrLIYG! AMAZING, Wonderful! Are
he disclosures made to the hundreds who
aim visit her Oriental camp Gypsey
g.ige greatest living palmist, tells past
mi future with the utmost accuracy
pm your hand. which is index TO your
ghoe NE Everything neat, refined, first
Aia Hand readings - cents. Gypscy
Nidge, 1901 Congress avenue. Is
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

L. r. MOODY,
Attorney for First
National Bank Of Houston,
i003la Congress Avenue.
MUM q MUM,
ATTORSEYS AT LAW,
CRoCkErP, TEXAS
" J. Townsend, Attorney at Law ard
General Collection Agent. President Ange-
lima County National Bank, Lufkln, Texas.
TYPEWRITERS,
BIIGKENSDERFER TYPEWRITERS on
easy payments; $40 cash and NJ per
month 10 responsible people or th6se who
furnish good references. w. r. Russell.
general agent for Texas, Arkansas, lndiAn
and Oklahoma Territory. 81
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WE HAVE $500 Which we wish 70 loan
on good security for from three to nTe
years Chas. r. Munger Investment Co..
$751; Congress avenue. 10
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0oiore az Mtight.s Flower Garden, r.
GEI YOUR home made saddles and hnr.
ness from a practical saddle and harness
maker. e. W. Hess, iii Congress ave.
nue., next to Theo. Keller tt
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for cssto8 cloth.
ing; send pn&al; viii call II. Captain.
7oS Congress avenue. y
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80. e.--57v--T meeting Houston Ruling No.
ll Y, Grrsternal Mystic Chcle, at S J.. M,
~ ,a ts December H. room 4O1 Mason
i lAsilos selfprotcctioa requires your Mt
l,. aigSe r. r. Relh1d, worthy ruler.
tasau'0' Ii
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S150.OoO TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one to ten years, al
lowest rates of Interest, monthly pay
ments If desired; no delay IN getting y"ur
money Appiy to D. j. IN M'i 51s 40 NAN ~
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FHUM, morphine, whisky habits cured:
Ae original and only Matthews Home in
lsIas; will cure any case I'm ton to TWEEN
y dsys without pain or injury to patient:
3losit your money in bank, pay when
afd; 10 case of failure VIII bear all
hilents' expenses while here: also raiI-
ssd fare both ways best references. Adj
sies The Matthews Home" Harvey
\ Matthews, NJ D.. superintendent, 500
Nv avenue, San Antonio, Texas. II
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WANTED situation by colored man 10 at
useful around mouse 1913, tnis Office. IL
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FOR SALE.

| CHEAP BUEL~Good nuaIitv lirnife: bet.
Yer ihan oil for stationary boilers: write
Tor prices G. Hanson, Roekdale, Texas.
1905
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SLN ROOM hoGsc, barn, 25uS ST Enian.
uci street Si-.OU per Iuntn. Apply Nest
crh New spalrr onion Is
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I OK 50 ~ -tuDttltle Jr"'i'l "t'.'
good jeuclJ took and ojher .lnr,. ~
Cheap mast sell now l,-, tais oilce
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ONE GERMAN speaks SOME Eushsl.
wants juU around house and sardeu T..
liuuh,an, Eugie Hotel. IA
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TITLE WANT ADS
q bring big results.
HELP WANTED.

w ANTEp INNtEnTATptv r.>..,,,,,.,,
49, ~ ~, I'm nm = hSreHenceh
keeping. Apply With references To- Ia
Kiam # t
-
W, LED Al ONCh-t Capable experienced
pVobheepcrt young Mah preferred, good
rSltr'hcts required. Address T. y. Box
80" ~
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v, AZ ~ a good woman as a nurse ut
lol .s, I IA AAtliu %
Nh ~" barber at 9OI Irgirie; Sl2
guarantee, l0
coon SOLICITOR. acluaintcd with local
retail dealers. Apply II to / or > TO O.
T. ID. Mcintyre, room 7, lOOSla Con
gress -
~, -, ~ ~ !. -
",iLAi uEhMAN VINO called at $50 Travis
Wednesday TO see about farm, call again
" 4 @5Ci-i1 -
An lbp-~ A white girl TO do housework
fiont non H HpsG gHi'N''H' wa phou' lf'd
~, -
cigars on train. Apply Crescent News
90, Central depot. u
A CONPETENtr' cooE for nrlVafc Family.
uttu't nay" So G ys Sly references. Al
~ 90 L-V' MtNllue9 avenue between
-------. @n9 !. i
bAlHl Man German aud wife preferred
Apply lO16.g Congress aye9Ge, room :. 10
WANrED--Man and wife TO take charge
OF saw mill hotel; room Tor f0rry "a ffffy
boarders hotel furnished practlcaiiy com.
pletc; win either reut to Responsible
couple o. pay them per month 70 manage
e AIdrs,s s'T'o eA p nhH EgierTnces
''''''ou' AeA'7i
IL S--T-777i--
pay and pernanent omgioymeaf Ia rlg9r
parties. Sl45a Commerce avenue Is
w Xrr;i1- ,,t4,,,, -,,.s{ ,..-.,,,,,, ---,
tcnduut for an Old lady. Apgir SoS Lee
land IL
~ =
va 49,, l. - OF u9ltsG states army abs,
oud uuL itail uiSh' nytWevh ayes -
80 90 SI't"ShS ~ Culttu SlaIes OF
Mo con s@SsE resS ana VIII tnS,n .ys'
For lnforniatinn nnnly 70 rt~ruiiinf, az
I,nflfifAH
- =, -; - 9. -.
WANTED-Io hire twenty-five teams to
assist In harvesting our rice crop 1T
Nnion, La; paying $500 per day. for
3r ,"u anu p ual1u'' u nuulSSs vs. N'su'ahus
: : -. ~ g9As nIos. y -. u
Ii I > LEXIS WANTED the International
Loan una trust COMPANY ouete very
onIv need apnlv: GOOD moSeV fol, eooI
mon Iutcrnationoi Tosn and ,rr,lst cnn,.
nanv itn,. 5,;5 pra,,tn fTo,ns 80
,,.., 49,.
xix ulii,, north OF R"omn"Gt '+"x6st Nil
may GOOD prices. .'Brouls BROS Il rn I"
maitland, Texas. IL
WANTED TO let 100000 yards Of good
slip ana wheeled scraper work la uuau.
tiuvS 10 suit Outhts good prices Ad
dress Us, Nashiaud, Texas. BROOKS Bros,
N : o. II
WANTED An experienced mlddlc-agcd
WANTED Cook at 1910 Preston avenue.
Apply Ht once. Is
~ 4 NTirD TT,T ~ 800 - E,-,-T--
oniR nui.inns ''' NV
WANTED Two lumber graders and one
feeder for STEER; pay CnSb, no commits.
sary. John r.. reytop, Trinity TcNus 20
" 4 \--I,I-71 ,-. a II ----,--,
o,,tt.' t,4 ,tttr ~ ~ ,N ~ Jat',l nltn
AWoiy Sy,ror ~, ii,I,', ~ Nv ' AZ u,am'
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$50 SQUARE piano, N good CONDITION. q
Janke & Co. SOB Main !.
FOR SALE--One parlor organ Ia good con
dition; worth SO. cheap for casa 81,
Sabine St y
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SITUATIONS-FEMALB.


A COLORED woman wants a position us
cooking, 10 do plain cooking can SIG ~
place III wanted. Address Fannie hisSlhs'
1878 Aontogcnry avenue Houston ieAais
'WANTED-Job IS chambermaid, nurse or
house girl Apply l2OJss Oak street. 10
WANTED-By lady, position as primary
and music teacher IN private family AZ,
dress 1163, this Office 10
WANTFD-Place to cook by a good CIR,
2So9 Rusk avenue. 40
YOUNG lady owning typewriter wants po,
sition as stenographeri prefer work W q
business house. Address Typewriter, TINS
Office -
WANTED-Situaton by q good. nrst-eiass
woman as cook. Address 1Ol6 Fuller -,
~
A NICE GIRL wants a nice place % wo 9i
house girl or cook Cali at NO. ~ fl11s,
street.
WANTED-~By a neat coiored girl, plsss
to cook or house work. address a a
this office.
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-ONE lAAoE ROOM. lOls McNinney. 4

FOR RENT--Modern cottuee ON Rel, ave
ropus aud bath, good haru and servants
room Address II. q. j.. 1907 Boil. 10
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LOWER Dat, i've large rooms, pleasant
south aud east exposure, no small chill
dren 1917 McGoweu. is
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FOR RENT Elegantly furnished room. an
convcnlcuces, hot and soli bath, strictly
private family, on ear line, best neigh
horhuod IN city, gentlemen only. Ad
dress 2t50 this ofHcc. Is
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MONEY "a lend upon improved city prop
crty al e per cent. Address y, care
OF SeNaI. kIam huIIdIng. l3
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50 TO WrightS Flower Gnrden With d
lefies aud halls Il
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at Nol BE ST"-The book
y tastg. cci,. ana classes, for all ma.
lpal3 1hd conditions OF men:
t ,'Iis lou, sselt Belvieu, Texas A' I2.i5
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TRADE OK EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-Or viii trade for other fur
niturc, one old antique mahogany ward
robe. IN good order, Hill Furniture Co.
1862 Congress avenue "a
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days H. NE of hair sWItches fot
ang barlo~aIA 'son. & Williams. hair.
9 avenna. ana hair store 1919
q - II
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NV ssSsD-RooMS WANTED.

! !, 'ssailJ; nor wants board in pri-
4 B, tblss over $50 Der month. Ad,
oAHee' u
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ga oil, NJ. Irrigation, artesian wa
enployed machinery and skilled
: u Hoastonf r NJ. Cranberry & Co,
4 -. Is
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WANTED Position Of any klud right
away by white married man; understand
hotsts aau am good drTYcri Ike %
tahe care OK hogsGs and siock. Address
Ed Mlis,n, 1874 Congress avenue. II
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III '55ll sdiNNsG. AMAZING! WONDERFUL! Are
am 9 INV. made tn the hundreds who
E,5,a SN her Oriental camp. Gypsey
,S sS.eatest living palmist, tells past
lSn rour With the utmost accufaco
thoe Ifo ngnd which is index to your
sss ,syn. everything neat, rehned, first
Iha, 'F'e! Maage, 1907 Congress ave
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- eiaied conCllYr Of Nuthven
cr5DA Commandory No 2, Knights
SWct1l Tcmplars, tonight of 7.50
sY&Htll o'clcck Soiuurning Sir
/ E4ll Knights are cordially invited
.s%T&S ~ aitend j.. l.. FoX, emit
Kr<e ment commander; j. Il. Cade,
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MUST HAVE MONEY fhIs week ~ r.,
ID mortgage. owner will sell few HtishJ,s
lots cheap for cash. For bargain STE "a
~, suj ,a1 WIZ II
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AGENTS WANTED.

ATTENTION, LIFE AGEN 1S-As IL viii
soon be time 70 make net. contracts, the
Union Central Life Insurance company
Cincinnati, OHIO invites you to CORE
spond with the IN 4ers 5aed as to what
nHc.year contracts, carr ing VITA IL Is re-
ncwai interest, II writes the annual
dividend policy and returns on this plan
are the lal gest Of any company. Edgar
Han, manager OF agencies, Elgin, Texag.
IN
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,tss az siS lor checking and balancing
ilo d rJtv per day; work done at your
I isose us ! viii also keep the books
lstksensr 10 DO not engage regular
Z EorR ~ rate per month on basis
.tsltas of n tloilAed. George Kidd, ex-
ssat OF IL aud I. c. Il. r. Co., tele.
\ T.
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',o,t ggatann oid hats for renovating;
a.,its Weed; agents wanted IN ali
ssp, IA Tse Tor terms, etc. Houston
Nls street. 90
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10 LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS -THE
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY is IN THE FIELD FOR RUsj.
NESS. If YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED
WITH YOUR PRESENT CONTRACT,
WE HAVE soMEIh,i,NG THAT WILL
fNTEGRITY AND ABILITY pho
DITCERs. NAME REFERENCES. "A.
GREEN, JR., MANAGER FOR TEXAS.
INDIAN AND OKLAHOMA TERRIFIC.
RiES. sCOLLARD BUILDING. Dali
LAS, TEXAS. I23I
FIRST CLASS AGENTS. 70 sell The best Ii.
yeetment bond diving iasuranee) on the
market; issued by the Old Reliable Hart
ford Life from ages 10 70 90 Big money
in H. Write at once for particulars w.
H. Patterson, Manager, Trust Bldg, DAl.
las, Iexaa Il
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT iye-room cottage IN
west part; possession December ~: pay
advance. Address Sunern, this office
WANT a fve-soom cottage. must be mod
ern and near ear line; viii lease for year
Address $. this Office. 10
WANTED TO RENTING unfurnished or
partly furnished rooms, with modern
conyenlences; references exchanged: close
IN. Address 2lIe. this Office. 70
WANTED-By a responsible party, a ten.
room house by January !; must be cloe,
in sud have modern improvements: will
lease for one or two rears, Answer ~
letts to A5, Citizens Phone oGies, city.
ID
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Ut is EASY TO TRADE
n through Post Want Ads
sITUATIoNs--MALE.

WANTED by marine and stationary en- |
gineer job running engine or fireman or
helper around any Kind Of machinery or |
shop; willing 10 do anything. Address
NJ NJ. j., this Office ~ |
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YANIED-Ibe address Of Y. a. Askea,
adIEay man, was formerly IN employ Of
hustQn East and West Texas Hallway
tnpany; will pay literally for this IN
laaatlon Address box 81, Lufkin
TeIas. Is
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WANlEp-Qrders for cypress pilIng, tele-
phone or electric railway roles; q to 50
feet lengths carried IN stock. prompt
hhtpmeuts. Torrans Manufacturing Co.,
Lumber manufacturers, Jefferson.
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WANTkD--By well educated young man
position of any kind where ambition and
honesty is appreciated. Address 2l54, this
oflCe. il
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.,tg'sss1 SsTEIlDA KITTREDGF-I7
/. stone ye suiGg, original and only crys,
~ Ia Tiny clairvoyaut spirit me
.ss horse. s' lost articles located,
r w. money. u
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by co.ored man to
,ilsnd to horse and buggy OF make him
si useful around house. 2139, this of
sE 13
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-31
RAIL PRAIRIE.

School district No. 107, the latest ad-
dltion TO Morrison county's tduca tional
system, has organized with the follow
ing officers.
Clerk-Paul Ignatius; treasurer, J. W.
Warden; director, B. P. Swanson.
Donations were made as follows:
F. T. Swanson, SO and 1000 feet of
lumber; Albert ROLES. S. and 500 feet OF
lumber; B. P. Swanson, $40 and 1000
feet OF lumber; P. Ignat thus, labor and
1000 feet CT lumber; j. W. Warden, 10
days. work, 1000 feet of lumber, kee OF
nails, roll tar paper; F. W. Bonk. 1000
feet lumber and!labor; G. Young, labor
and 1000 feet lumber. Others will help
also. This shows good spirit and is
creditable to the settlers. 49,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-31
SOCIAL CITY.

Jan. 26-There Is some snow here now
and the men folks are getting better
natured and hope the snow viii stay
with them till spring.
JAS. Love came home from Minneapo-
lls last Monday not telling we'll. aud has
been sick all the week. Some said he had
the small pox. but the physlcians said it
was the grip. But an eruntion has bro
ken out, and as he was some weeks ago
at .. c. Leigh's farm. where they have
the disease, he very likely has it,
Mrs. J. P. Leigh was i'll, but is now
better. Her little child is also improved.
hrs. Goble is getting better. but We
hear the rest of the family are sick with
small po1.
0. G. Leigh is hauling a few logs.
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NORTHEAST DARLING.

Jan. 28-Several from here attended
church services Sunday, and the mayor
aud wife and seventh ward alderman,
joined. 49,
Thsre was very pleasant surprise
party Saturday evening on Miss Helen
johnson Of Green Prairie, who 10 tho or
ganist at the Darling church, She re-
ceived f1ne gold watch aud chain,
bought from s. ]. Vasaly, the Diamond
Sign Jeweler. at Little Falls. Her name
was engraved on il. Besides che rot a
purse Of money, Over eighty were pres
snt, and tho evening was spent in sing
ing an I games. Refreshments were had.
All had 4 fine time. s.>s''.: S''->.
The South Randall correspondent
wants more police to keep the peace. Il
you're afraid Of falling through the ice,
stay away: Police can't save you, .,
your sweetheart either Quit lanent,ng.
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GILBERT.

Jan. 28-August Berelund made a
flying trip to Little Falls Tuesday.
Charles Hedlund was at Brainerd on
business Chursday. .r -
Ole Olson departed for the woods last
week. -.,*
Samuel Turf, who has been working
west of Fort Ripley, returned home Fri.
day.
August Berglund. Nels Henryson and
Isaac Isaaceon sold some cattle to g
Little Falls man Saturday.
Thomas futile, who has been working
III the woods near Pine River, has
returned home.
Miss May Lambert visited Mr.. and
Mrs, August Berglund Saturday and
Sunday.
Charles Turf and Edward Bevery went
to Brainerd Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon, who have
been visiting relatives here, returned to
Rrainerd Tuesday.
Willard Shannon has been sick.
The dance last Friday night proved q
failure.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-31
RANDALL

jar. 2:-Forty samples OF wall paper
to choose from at Emo & Gosch's. Cheap
ias in Minneapolis with freight added.
Call ard choose. and get ready for
house,cean,ng. -:.-s-~
Thursday evening supper was given
by the ladies Of. the Congregational
church, and nee sum was netted. -
A big dance ut Mue!ler's hall Friday
night. Ali had a good time. - :~:
/ The band is progressing tipely under
their uew leader.
Nick Rass ser aud s. B. Bailey went to
Burtrum last week to build sn ice house
and put up tue summer supply of ice of
the Burtrum saloon.
A. Rogmanz purchared lot Of har-
ness at the Randall shop last week.
A sister OF 4. V. Mccarthy of Randall
aud Mrs. E. w. Sullivan of Parker, with
bel husband, Mr.. Johnson, left Saturday
for Montana alter visit here and in
Parker. Mr.. johnson is 4 ranchman
and wealthy. He vas quite favorably
impressed wi til this country.
G. G. Cochran of Plainville, Kan. a
nephew OF =. c. Cochran, visited with
the latter's family last week. The two
were brought up together almost from
infancy, and are as urothere. They had
not me: in many years and the meeting
was very pleasant.
1t is reported that A"'irev Hiscock is
quite sick.
Miss Mamie Junes Of Little Falls has
been engaged to teach the unexp,red
term in the district where Miss Mary
Kennedy taught when she was taken
sick with typhoid fever.
Frduk Bailey is getting his supply OF
ice at Fish Lake. A better grade OF ice,
but it ,s the best or none at all, that
goes with Frank.
Stephen Rippenkruger OF Parker has
his wife and one child at Little Falls I'M
der medical treatment, and it is reported
that another little one Is at home sick
Rather hard on anyone, but particular
~ 80 for one who has just settled in a
strange place.
w. D. Smith and family are. here visit
ing friends and acquaintance.
Peterson & Eide have moved their saw
mill to Lake Alexander. With black
smith shop aud saw mill already there
and q few other improvements, store,
postofice, and brewery, for instance
those Minneapolis folks up there will
imagine themselves hack 10 the city.
Hey, how is it. Cody7