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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-18
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April 14-'rhoss that vent to Little
Falls Saturday we're: J. P. Larsen, Mrs..
Lendstrom, And eW Melby, Lewis Lar.
son and son. .....--..-> IL H. II. s.-sz..
Joe Cfechon's little girl is very sick and
is not expected to live. ...
Mrs. J. Larsen, who was very i'll, is in
a fair way of recovery. ~~=..
T L. Drum purchased new drill.
Mrs, Trutwin visited at Nick Kukas
Sunday. ...
Young men. don't 60 flshing on Sun
dav, or you will forget the hour you
promised to meet your best girl.
L. Larson is building kitchen to his
house.
Miss Ida Sutliff is working for D.
Campbell Of Swanyille.
Mrs. Maggie an5 Stella Gusten visited
with the Ian, lily OF Neil O'Donnell Sun
day.
Peter Gusten bought q horse in tho
Falls last week.
c. Larson was seen Sunday riding q
new wheel.
Mr.. Koch has crew OF men at work
building his cheese factory. Farmers in
this vicinity are very near through seed
ing.
Master Dannle Sneedy visited at J.
ODonneIls Sunday.
Jno. Stewart has gone to Little Falls
to tend bar for Mr.. Jackson.
Simon Geek and wife passed through
here enroute to Elmdale.
Look out for your chickens. Thieves
are many around here.
A dance givea at Mr.. Baumgarth's
Thursday night. It was we'll attended
and all report good time.
E. Bowers, OF Royalton, was in Fawa-
dale looking after bis farm.
Arson Sutliff attended party q
Thos. Casey's Saturday night.
Died at the home OF her parents Mr..
and Mrs.Stanek Wazanski, at Fawndale
April 18th, Miss Anna Wazanski, aged
Is years. Z months and % days. The
deceased was born in Pittsburg. Penn.
She came to Morrison county with her
parents when quite young. She
was beloved by all who knew her. She
was taken down with the measles and
only lived short time. The funeral
was held from the Catholic church of
Swan River, Rev. Zolinka officiating.
Riyer-Men's choice ia driving shoes
Best makes at Vlktor's.
Geld zu ve >leiken an bebaute far-
men, "a niedrigen zinsen.
STEPHEN G. VAsALY,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-18
Iron Beds..A Story in Brief

We've too many Iron Bsdssome of which hurt from crowd
ing and handng-hey can hardly be called az d.;
with the perfect and you're in want Of iron bed you'll
be glad of or oh how fetches the price toward Zero
There about 60 odd beds. and we price them for
prompt selling today matter how much they cost
In connection with Iron Beds, offer special induce
mens in bedding soiled sample mattresses
In is the price half What the goods
worth.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-18

I can loan money on improved farm
at very low rate of interest pro.
vided security is gilt edge.
STEPHEN G.. VAsALY.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-18
SoIem'sNew Studio

over Tanner Mercantile Co.'S Store.
Makes the best pictures for the least money
Baby's picture free to onr regular customer
Gail and see our work and get particulars in
prices,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
ssise.in yIerea ttfart,.

A caasa=i..s y3uag lady, who slories
N the possession q wealth Of bright
aslb15Ta=e5lore fasf. IS tie teacher OF a
sanda, sS1ssl Lass. On 4 recent Sab
oath the rector made the announce
meht CT 9 =h4a4H to be sung, and, ris-
ine. waved his hands, and the organ
pealed forth
Nov. :. a9l4 he .ready-sing.
4 small and faeeeeioQs youth in the
young woman e'ass zaid:
"Why Gon,t yoa sing. Miss Frisbee??s
Me Oh, never sing. replied the
teacher. smiling her rrettiest.
"But, exclaimed the boy, the min
lister says you must. Didn't he just
say. Now, Reddy. sing?'
Smelling salts and numerous other
restoratives had to be used to bring
the teaaher oNt Of her faint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
Slavery In China.

China is the great slave country Of
the world. Of population of 400, ,000,-
600 there are slaves to the number Of
1O,000,o00. Every family of means
keeps his girl slaves, and a mans po-
sition is usually gauged by the num-
Der he keeps. At any age from to
15 girls are sold. Or s being the age
at which most change hands. The
girls are purchased to do houseWork.
it being cheaper to buy than to hire.
Slaves vary in price; $40 is about the
average, bat much depends upon the
girls appearances. \ good-looking girl
Will fetch SO OF even $40
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
PLAN NOW FOE COLORADO,
The RurIir,ston's Extensive Scheme
CT Surmer Tours.

The Burlington Route makes the
most a ttractive excursion rates to Col-
roado resorts that have ever been
made. For long periods Of the sum-
mer we rake suca remarkably low
f1rst-class round trip rates to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Manitou, as
$21.oo from ST. Louis, $25.oo from
Kansas City, $3.50 from Chicago;
good all summer; at other periods. on.
ly one fare plus $500 round trip.
CHEAP TO PACIFIC COAST, 700.
May 27dh to June Sth, August I'd to
Sth. RGand trip good 60 days, variable
routes; from 81. Louis $47.50, from
Chicago 5000, Missouri River $4,000
all lower than the one-way rate; ont
S11.00 more between Frisco and Port,
land; hrst-class, good in chair cars
(seats free), standard sleepers or
Through Tourist Sleeper Excursions.
Chief coast route. the Burlington TO
Denver, through Scenic Colorado, Salt
Lake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
Abandoned Churches.

The Brooklyn Eagle says that with
in q radius Of ten blocks OF the Eagle
office there are twelve abandoned
churches. in some instances the build
ings are still standing, but are given
over to ether purposes. In e2e# case,
what W. esaaeed edifee" is an auc-
ti0I sT5zG. in another, bicycle rink;
tn another. Z stable: in another ten
cMea4t h9H- aa5 20 on. In hali a doz-
en- s4z6z H. azs53.aas are standing
als. dtlaH5 fsglo@u NEGLECTED,
Wit Hfsas aF Hroe them.
1he Ho5ss .i.e same area is
eeaaees sta.s asea At aay tine n
liz i.saQsa- .ha city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
Trnlnousc Tracts OF CeUa ry Kept for
Imperial Plea uTe.

Something that illustrates stTiktngIy
how rich in game a Gro r.t7d country
HI Germany j. a#5aa .tIe. pres
crva5fan and the great areas If for
est and Moor that aHe Sc ssi5e Fer is
rsofeafiaD, is #ailaes#ia t..a lizot bis
,......s I.ffe#t sH aas f.55z= 1I#e
f.F.srav-9f.2 s t
x4ai4a 3zz4 glz.z-. 49,
boon given e t
zrae 1T wa f=-3-@a - aa4 all
lis edma iH it.=asI II asse day S
IMt. In which inv ftiet-
35555a. 169 deer @a9# men
tie Shooting ~ ta found
that 2H84 H98a 0t G2I Had been
lazgd.
TfIa fEpofoe haz ofz5af#f feity
70 FHgat rare biz e Hef. H.
Prime on PIces invited a.m 10 Eis1t his
reservation in sil5sta aad ~ SHOT
al tire mieFtE =HiaaHt balls. tn IS
eat is near relative ol the huge
Atnraclts. which Waa isl4 tel T. 6he Old
Teut0ns= and =the=ai4a e. =Ra=et So ap-
raiaad the RoH7ns tn Gaaa Of Rus
sia has been teging to pn clTa the
H'isefft. and ii 1895 tha lasG remain.
ing herd was peaned fp mighty res
5r4atfon III Western itesia. fHefe
we're zoe specimens taeH. Nov oalE
400 are left. They are dEia# 9a9 like
the American bison fHe= ft5aAa oi
Pless gof a few pairs from Gre car,
and has 56a6 50 veil ii breeding them
III sflesia that be was able T. ofier
thn EaaeIae the luxury Of shooting
two great bulls of a species that is
al but extinct.
Tie y fsant IS larger aad more in.
posing il a.peafaaee tea he biaea,
ard f@4 mere dangerous t9 t!2e hun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
LAID TIE BLAME ON TIE GOD PAN.
Ancient Greeks Had Ingenious Explana-
tion for Fear

We use the word panic, or panic fear,
Tor needless or ill-grouLded fright.
What Marshal Sake terms le eoeur hu-
main, is no other than fear occasloned
by surprise 1t is owing to that cause
that an ambush is generally SO de-
s;lllctiye; intelligence Of it beforehand
renders it harmless. The following
curious relation speaks Of the origin
Of The term.
1T sometimes happens with the an
cent Greeks, we'll disciplined and COM
z4only brave as their armies are, that
a body of troops, without any attack
being made or threatened, would take
upon them to disresse and fly for
their lives, leaving their camps and
baggage, throwing away their arms,
running over Hill and Gale for days
and nights, till their legs and their
trf@ht wore out together.
AS they We're philosophers enough
to know that there could be no act
without a motive, they excused them
.ehes on these occasions b.. saying
ssat the god Pan, q shaggy and ven
e5895e person, with goats feet, had
appeared to then. ant that l. eoase-
gaently became then. a Hiou9 persons
Is do tbem utmost TO break theil
ne6ks in a frism hence the phrase
eaajc tetrar.- 1'i@.ag.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
=Rnaays ae GAME RESERVES WHY PARTY FAILED
0ffce Toy .-vfpea" Doctors FONTS
fnr -Tnof Il niriss.

IOi A1olHIitf.'s
II all happened thfaaas 3 fatal or
r5f ef the Reai.a c#iea leaving TN
guard d fae tie brief Fasto ol three
minutes d 8e34s51s -8H tea1 ie.2azs. such
a. are aaea 1y Tastf+.ssa=s5 Ia rub
B.Ha TIE vaccine ,ifat ~ tas arm
alter i la laea a5ea. a24 -
a==. tt4lee aee= II taa 4az=es1 Ell the
Ii.zs IFgs gaazr5.eE. Ha...es now be
.ea - 81 ii - #e-.#H= district ha-
~ called -.
Ia- ea#ga.s Il a laese @hel sale
establishment f@t been summoned.
81 With arms saIed aud sacrificed
pre- z8n e. taeH faces awaited the
5as&T, WHea tHa arabic but UnpopH.
.ar Momber 81 Or. Ie5arle's vaccine
48= stepped fa#o sH= t3aae ottice to
s4e41 with The pc t2r, leaving his
Implements behind
This #as too great q etsz ~ 2'zil}-
ny the Office boy, says Ire ~ YORK
4.ayl and Express who bceaa TO ia
Neeti&ate, aud who, possessed of a
sense Of the eternal fitness of-thin&s
thought lis mouth feF~one and his
pockets for the otter better resi-
Ing place fnr=tt1a taothHtelzs thase al
atmosphere oi yfiHs and euticle knives.
say he explained eoHadeHtiailH 70
a bosom friend alter the health officer
III calling the party eft had passed
s35za rather personal rema3izs on the
fali duties Of a. Office be-. IF deg use
too5ap:ehs fer faeeiHatin@. do yer
suppose deg'd Use eaa shovel fer &c
measleS2s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
ElttIe ~ n.ves ia panser.

They ar e5ae@dE talking in Europe
of Tic POSSIBILITY OF Belgium 81. aa-
sarfza by Frame Is tae outcome =
the saaiaIlsdc teFH.es il taR former
eo1sszs. =teapt5gtiasf=ttt
tits would be IL Germany e annex
tie Netherlands, In This era of merg-
er It IS just as difficult toa The small
countries to maintain themselves as
II IS Ter tie small business concerns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
TASTE O. iCe c2EEasa.@
r2aS ON II II ~ na Nahc liuu-
oF,lt5 , ;34l3 IL etits.

5i5 heef, s44teae1 toward
E.==,.=g hundred CT Iaaze im1aisst 1Ifts
s..3.=.#i Il, .5pz,fd their Gfst Easter III
,Aa 3 ulI Oh Ellis island, ant iss
N24 l part OF the bill o3 fare
5sss55ia Of the HeWeo@efs-ta
~. al 0f tAeHl, in faet-tha tao4ea
es6.s.z. =4sa8 y novelty. Some were '.!ueA
pr ed ii the strange article OF food.
sltta "a ,heSe,s frost in th' milk,
sad ;a irish girl, when the first cold
speoF#75 had surprised her throat.
'aaIill1, did ye say" said a North Of
Ireland lad "begorra an it's more
like sWatened saaW, it is.
An how did tAey kape it from
uleltin?' inquired another.
Some Italian immigrants did not
t,lke as kindly to the ice cream, and
they I'D to make the attendant un-
deGst~t2o that they would like to have
it 9#ssaeA up,
ger me tim 5ers," exclaimed an
English fisherman, smacking his lips,
WHAT stuff this would be to cruise
WITH in 'ot weather. New York
Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
CONDUCTORS DID AL HE ooULD
nut Hat OF Pedestrian WAS Worth'ess
When RESTORED to HIM

Busily bu@aiag along In one direc.
don came Madison avenue car and
when from another direction, borne on
the breeze. came d s9ft black hal there
was a e4lfi=taa
eIIeJ, there yelled the owner OF
The hat. THa conductor rams TIE bell
aud The 4HHeA
After much u King aud going for
ward, while the gg ans alternately
cBafed and s9mHatHlzaa aa3 Il crowd
gathered on tae sidewalk .ize hat no&
crushed. mada1 aal IaeaIss ii. its
pTistiHe 81 ely Nas fse5 1Be
owner ot il turned it around aud
around, and taea s5IeMuiG handed II
back 10 tla eaJdHz Tor.
Why don't you anr the company
suggested a REQ faced man On the plat
fo1m.
"Bes todlaHat ha@ 4EdiGs, said
a fat PASSENGER.
Vel aaid the conductor. AID
with the hat still in his hand Ae pull
ed the beH cord and the.ear went OF.
Tire owner or the Lat said not
word 6at stood y Tie #siae Of the
track. says tic New York Mail aud
ESpfe=s ard b15Hfiy watched the ear
till it disappeared. Then he looked
up at the WINDY Sly aad went away.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
GAM HEAR PRESIDENTS AHsWEa
Secrecy Not Encouraged by tho Natfet'5
&htcf 9,Necu1iEe.

When he speaks in low, inaud{b.e
tone. You may be pretty sure taat they
are concerned with some matter oi
state; when. on the other hand, lie has
10 meet requests tbat are matters not
Of state but Of polities, OF 89fae. ME-.
Roosevelt often speaks lisi1t oHt SO
4ba{ everybody hears Petitioners
whisper IN vain; the answer IS clear
aud distiaet, and sometimes these an.
sWefs are amusing to hear seriously
significant to reflect about afterwards
Yhey tell how one Of the most emf
aent aignitaries of the government
GAS among the callers one day. The
president save him precedence, expect
ms that lis business was important
and the visitor did lean over and Whis.
per NEST seriously To the an1azement
ana anus ment OF the knowing on
lockers, tie Presidents reply aloud
was:
4}tr. -. in the army, promotions
70 by seniority and merit alone
The disnitafy whispered eFea more
softly tRan before; hut again the re-
ply Was:
Mr.. -, promotions III the army
20 by seniority and merit. Il IS good
practice, and shall not interfere With
it.
Rir. retreated, and the people
Who had heard told one another that
he had i'll the army son. who was
very dear to him.-AscCluEess Maga
zine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
.sEIE way or TIE MugEEH FATH
Strictly BUSINESS, Even On Occasion OF
1.s !auGittef.5 Marriage.

n:s HauSiltef.s Marriage
Did you call on her father this
morning22
yes, | did, ana by head is Whfrling
eDidn.t use violence. did he2s
Violence guess net. [ got into
is office all ial45=I led written ask
zag fol al appa.a mont. aad Ize at once
auIled his Na}e3l el lae and said. I
an give ecu Just seyea minutes. Talk
ast We'll. Say. that az5l1ed me 50
hat | could only stam@sr sYoH want
0 marry ny daughter dea.t Eoa2 he
eaHuHtiF asked said did. Any
aain@ else?s he reared That's all
hastily said. lie nssde d hurried =nea-
aaRdem bid YOU Fet Feazs request in
Writins2 told him had rot Gone
80 How jTfesulaa. h saaF1p.1. and
lzetle= another =a4eaefaa5t9f4a. s@hen@
- Eoitaa When Miss tinE Is seady,s
lfe9lied She says geae. he saofted,
nd made another memorandum.
Where Go you want % % ca yossr
.4eedtas Journey he efied. sAher-
ever Amy wants to 90. / nurmure3.
She's going abroad. be said. and
worked away at another memorandum,
Gna tfTst-c. IS suite on steamship
Adriate June % III order it to-day
Anything else?' he groWled. NO, thank
you, sir. said. Then he put ottt a
elamnsE hand. Glad to know YOU he
said. Come in again some time when
I'm NOT co n,1cy That's sill See Won
IN June. suppose Goodday.' And l
found myself gasping outside the
door,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Annual Meeting Southern Education.
al assocition= Chattanooga, Tenn, July
IL, 1902.-Foe the above occasion, the
Southern railway will sell tickets to
Chattanooga and return from all points
on its line at rate OF one fare fer the
round trip. p,is s., J1ne q to July 1.
inclusive F.2al limis for return, July
6, except b. depos:sing ticket with
agent, corner Sth and Cherry streets,
Chattanooga, on or before July s,
and payment of fee Ct 80 cents, exten-
sion may be extended until Septem-
Der 10. 1902. For further Information
call on yOuI at agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
Surprised the We, II.

When Frank r. Stockton Aad plan
ned out ais book of "PoWona's Tray
els and was ABOUT ready to write it
he resided in Philadelphia He had a
business appointment with his dentist,
en old friend, oae day. When the fol-
Jwing iaoiocnt which he relates oc-
1urfea: While il tbe chair set to
talking vita tbs f..laH1 aA53st= MY new
book he says t5ld him had
serious tAoa8Ats Qf &zfas thal baby.
He was much Interested. We talked
over the ad4isa4Ht e doing this. and
While ha WAS Not quite convinced he in
the main Nc q with me. basI hoen
finished Ni4. and elesping 1!s hand
went into ~ waiting room on my way
out. Eaittng room was ftic1i With
Women Us passed. saeoagb tn door
heed him eaIl. .fssa Saa has, posi-
tiyely decided 10 Mil esd haby2 Pos
itiyely replied. 9o9 should have
seen tue women atae Il vas not IN
til 1 sot we'll OIL h ne hallway that
l realized what they must, of course,
aafe eeea tAialaG4z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
Gasoline
pQrest gas; gives the greatest heat.
Try It once ard be convinced. Always
ready for Use.
N'a.er.ss-5 Pierce Oil 80.
SDEl-l-- 4 E i = r. - ~ z. L.
ready for use.

For taa occasion q Christian Work.
ers' Is am5ly Moasfeat, \. c.. jay
~. August 5. and Ans ST la-24. 1872,
Southern HallHas VII sci tickets
s9em July 4 u - Inclusive. final limit
August {. 1892 at rate OF oHe fare for
eoa8d tip from points @3sl4iH tho
state Of North Carolina 10 Black
laaHtaif. \. g. and ressrn. From
other poiags tickets viii Be sold at
rato Of Que and oao-third fare fer tte
round trip. ~. Bible Conference
tickets will - sola AHs4st : to L. Ill.
cfu#aa 1inai limit \ sust q. 1ao2 te
Blaeh Mountain. \. g, and return Il
one fafezteH round trip from pait.es
within The s5ata Ct North Carolina.
and al 4ate a a#e aHd eHe=tf4aed .a.6
fer The r9HH6 tfI0 rem ethee "a L.
on the Southern railway. For u sher
information call oa any ticket agent
Southern "a -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
Conldn,t Enjoy Visit.

IL so s!ad to see you, And how
did you eafoy your yi5.t to tie South o.
on, ret feeE much. There WASH t
. soul where was staying except in
a..st..s.tte friends Brooklyn life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
sol! ERN Rti2AVAY.
Summer Tourist Season Opens or
jene

Liberal rotad trip rates to 20l re,
sorts situated in Mississippi, Alabama
East Tennessee. Kentucky. Georgia.
Florida Eort2 Carolina. South Care
liHa. Virginia and 10 Baltimere Pe5..
delphia. New Aeft... Providence ara
Boston, COED %. 0etabae -. inr9asa
coaches AID sleeEsFs 0.ttzzat eaais &c
to most resorts ii 1T Tennessee.
North Carolina att Virginia. \ 5aII
supply of samGeei ,esoft guides, names
Of hotels, an3 a.oalietoga, rates @
board. etc. Write. Telegraph or teia-
phone to O. cal on as fer above, or
any details of route schedules. etc.
Reservations Of 648lAs CT drawing
rooms made sa$ tjma IN advance.
G. !. BeGzee se1. =. q. ?. a.. Chatta-
neosas Tenn; c. \. Eesaussare. D.
a, Memphis, Tenn.; [. NJ. BeSaussur1,
c. 2. & 7. A., Memphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

f7o4= tsfa= occasion Of soeietSof 9#a=s-
lear Floria an Ornamental Ifez5.
eattHffsts. zz=ile7ftla \. c.. Aegaze f9
TO - fg82= Southern railway Vii 81
tickets t. .ssafevts4a and return. u
gast Il. Is 5Hd 70, At enc rate for the
round GjY .Ha.5 IjHil fer return o3 Ill
tickets .uz. -. 45{a22. Ter further
Information elzI e. aHE i56Izet a@a.tt.
Spatheza re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
e9!eh&9 5 r9"HTH GREAT POET
Exc ID. IN gon9a.zs G3a5T by Eon,lo.,
&en yo.1z az a3sa2, t1ssrg.


n tae t.45ses s=..az.sz=s=e ia75 Gh.ea-
COS shipping more a9s.s1 a5..ssI.lt-
pied and tlle t4z-z q arrivals
and alea.sneea GE.6zHa= =ia@. inks
fourth s.aaHs tire p929z eI TIC Hqela
fa5Ia#fa4 EaH49a, &eH foH5 aad
Hamburg.
The latest figures relating to this
matter are. London. 5.5449, 095 tons;
New York. Is. SO; Hamburg, H.
BEST, Gaieagc. 1ftS5f85; Antwerp,
1854 =577=s' =; iIFeHFa5f= .a9a, apa
Harseilies 9.f29.11#.
Chicago leads all tzaisszi states ports
except Ee~ York IN tonnage, and tie
constant e@teas.5a ef islza 5fas1e las
eis5=z! .9at oats ta lie commerce o&
Gbies@o Eut IiIzeT.i.a very largely 70
Sc commerce of Cleveland, Ho@ a verz
Important port q e41e#s Detroit. 8Ht.
1alo. Milwaukee hn.sta aasi Toledo.
Tie Chief astte1as q commerce on
The lakes are wheat. flouH. coal, iron
and l'5laser. In 55771 TIE number Of
bushels of wheat passing through
the Soc canal Was sl5lli.5595. while last
year the number Of bushels was &C.
o9o,80Q, or more than fofty times as
much as in 1STt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29
Not Taught That Wa

Not Taught That Wavs
Il .aa6ar> corn. nations to eet Z ans
fronld so cents pt 81, 3n1Eal ret =
! Is 40. 5 shoes or
advance in ma2
justified in makil2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

Mr. -, promotions III the army
20 by seniority and merit. Il IS good
practice, and | shall HQt interfere With
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-29

yes. did, aad by head is Whirling
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-08-07
STRAY SHOTS.

A newspaper man often sits in
his Office worrying over what to
make items about, and perhaps
let's 60 of a few stray shots illus
trating the habits or weaknesses
of the human family, purely in a
general way, with no thought
of any Individual. Yet some one
Is often touched, and supposes
the editor has picked them out
particularly for alittle hit. Here
is the experience of the Woon-
socket Times man in this direc-
ton: These random arrows
from our bow do find their mark.
The fact is apparent from the
manner of those who are hit.
By careful observation ofthese
symptoms, we learn very many
things that otherwise we would
not know. We often shoot an
arrow into the air and then
watch it to see where it falls. In
other words, guilty conscience
needs no accuser and, when you
see man putting onacoat, you
may inter that it is a good ht.
For example, we niade a general
remark about spooiiing in public
places, and the next day cerrain
young people cut usedead. We
knew then who thet spooners
were. We spoke of the hand-
soonest girl in town, and all the
girls, within a stone throwing
radius, became oun friends, We
wrote something about dining
room girls and handsome board
crs and had a hard time to get
anything to eat for a week after
wards. And so it.goes; we pull
the bow string and the arrow
does the rest. I"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-08-07
Aug Tt2

Aug 7t2
Chattel Mortgage Sale
Name OF Mortgage Simmer x Thomas.
Name of Mortgagor Georgie /. Hardwick.
Mortgage now owned by Simmer &
ThomaE
Date Of Mortgage May 22nd 1901, Filed
May 22nd 1901. in the office Of the Regicser
oi Deetlf of Hand County, South Dakota, as
No. 621., Amount due upon Mortgage at
this date n $116O,00 principal and Interest.
Default has been made IN the payment 0f
the Interest In the sum OF S103.50 secured
by sald Mortgage, due ON May 22nd 1902.
the nature of the further default consists in
that Mortgagor did not and does not take
that the mcrtgagees deem themselves inse-
cure.
Notice N hereby given. that under and by
Virtue OF the Stattfte in such care made and
provided. the said Cha ttel Mortgase viii be
sheriff or hib Deputy of the County of Hand.
and State Of South Dakota. on saturday,
the. 18th dnyiof August A. ID. 1902 at three
O'CLOCK in the afternoon OF that day at the
front door cf the court II ouSe in the Town
ofsMillcr IN said County. and State of South
Dakota, theperson4sl pr operty described IN
said Mortgage as follow . to-wit:
~ Heiiers 2 W. oids summer 1901, 30
Head OF Steers yr olds summer of 1901
varlous coiOrr, mostly red.s all branded III
on left hip, bought this day OF Day Spauid-
ing A gt for simmer x Thomas.
Additional
1.-Two yr. ofd Heller color red.
1.-TWO yr. old Steer color red,
Lone yr. old Heller color red.
1-Untyr. OLD Steer color red.
spring 1901 calves, Two HeIiers and two
steers br andsd on left hip.
Also alllncrease ON all OF above stock
Dated August Tth 1902.
~. ~ SLIMnRR THOMAS,
Owner OF Mortga gc.
j. II. Cole, their Attorney.