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Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
FAWNDAlE.

Jan. 13-James P. Larsen purchased
40 acres Of land OF C. Larsen on section
"a, for $500
Land in this part of the county is ad-
vancing in value on the strength OF the
electric road.
Oscar Peterson and John Geek are
making large amount of ties this win
ter.
The marriage OF Simon Geek and K at
tie Ciechon was announced in Swan Riv-
er church last Sunday.
Jake Printiek killed large bob cat
last week, Quite number OF bob cats
have been seen here this winter.
c. Larson has built new barn on bis
farm.
The town boards Of Swan RIVER and
Swanville met on the town line between
the two towns to lay out road, but
the farmers asked too much for their
land and the road was not laid out.
Call on our blacksmith for your horse
shoeiDg. He will do it. cheap and do
good work.
A. Viechorek called on N. p. O'Donnell
Monday. ...
Mrs. j. O'Donr,ell visited relatives in
Elmdale Sunday. Mrs. O'Donnell's sis.
ter is sick with the grip.
John Stewart passed through here
with load of ties enroute to Flensburg
Monday. ..
Quite number Of farmers lhave pur-
chased drills this season lof Mr.. Eich OF
Little Falls. Look out for better wheat
crops.
F. Koch, our cheese man, was at the
Falls last week on business: He will
build large building in the spring to
make cheese in. It will be q a'good thing
for the farmers here.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
WEST DARLING.

Jan. 14-August Blomqsist was rather
surprised to learn at the Falls Saturday
that he was married. A correspondent
had August mixed with c. A. B|omquist
who lives in East Darling and it was G..
As wife who returned from Saltwater,
Boys and girls OF Is years are too
young to be spooning around at night.
Their parents should stop this.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G, Nelson visited at
Little Falls Saturday.
Fred Freeman has bought a lot of
fruit trees, to BE- set on his place in tho
spring, and will raise frnit. Many other
farmers have ordered fruit trees, too,
and Darling will be fruit country IN
the future.
The third ward alderman gave his
wife fine present, because, he says, she
is the best in the ward. &.
Feed is 90 high that many chickens
have been put on tho market. as it
doesn t pay to keep so many.
The ,"lepbnne agent feel proud over
the new haru--ashe has houyht.
The Ladies' sewinz society will Is ret
at Darling Grove Farm. section 30,
Jan. Both, at O'Clock p. III. New u,rn-
hers will he received and all are rrqn:st-
ed to come and work. More sh. uld be
done than last year. 1t is for tn" 5ene-
fit OF the S~ edish Latheran church.
The yearly widows fine is now due
and payable. ,
Pleasant View farmer is nov busy
clearing up his meadow -
Swan Miller OF Green Prairie ,s taking
care OF Gust Nelson's big stock farm in
Pike Creek, and it keeps him busy haul
ing hay.
Gust Anderson OF Pike Creek il haul
ing rock from Rockdale. He will be re.
lation to Rockda!e If his sister comes
from Sweden this spring. But there is
one ahead already. Look for a1other
one.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
ElMDAlE..


Jan. 13.-Miss Peesie Wallet visited.
with Mrs. F. Johrs Saturday.
! Stanek Geek, who las been visit Dg
relatives in Ledoux, returned home last
Wednesday.
Bridget and Michael Casey returned
from their visit at Detroit Wednesday.
Christ Karnoski Of Ledoux was in Elm
dale Wednesday on business.
Dennis sheedy and con Dannie werein
Elmdale Saturday. ..ss.s
Thomas Casey went to Little Falls
Wednesday. :..
J. 5. Borgstrom, ot Upsala. was in
Dlmdale Sunday on business.
Miss Ella Davies, who has been visit
ng relatives at $Lswisville. Minn., re-
turned home Wednesday.
Johnis 6heedy Of Ledoux visited
Arthur Boos Sunday. ..a-~>
The dance given at Peter Larson's
Saturday niRhtwas well attended. All
report 9 goed time.
Frank Janetz, who has been 50 sick. i o
reported better.
Harry Anderson OF Ledoux, was in
Elmdale Sunday.
n. Boos and sons Sherman and Art
went to Royalton la3t week.
Nr. and Mrs.. J. R. ODonnell were in
Elmdale Sunday aud had their pictures
taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Larson of Little
Lake Beauty, visited VIM: Boyle's Sun
day.
+ d. Downs OF Royalton was visiting in
Emdale Sunday.
V. Geek visited at John Rudeck's last
Sunday.
Lawrence Ohotta went to Little Falls
today for a load OF brick.
There was party OF young gentlemen
out skating ON Two Rivers Sunday. Al
ter skating about mile they came to a
farmers house, at which they did not
get friendly greeting, for the farmer
vas soon out with his dog and gave
them a chase.
C. Olson received his new stock of con-
fectiopery Saturday.
Rev. s. Be]zowski aeld>services in Roy
alton Sunday.
Miss M. NJ. Mupcy went to Koyalton
Friday.
Rev. Evans preached in the German
Evangelical chu.ch Sunday.
Gottleib Schlag OF Royalton was in
Elmdale Monday.
John Janetz went to Little Falls to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Wittke OF Swan
River called on Elmdale friends Sunday.
W. Davies went to Royalton Wednes-
day. =
The Elmdale Farmers Mutoal Fire
Insurance Co. elected directors u follows
Jan. 1lth: :. ~ :.
One year-H. A. Hanson: Elmdale; D.
Sheedy, Ledoux; N. Edstrom, Holding.
Two yeara-J. P. Jacob>on, ElmdaIe,
A. F. Magnusen, J. A. Erickson, Upsala.
Three years-Gust Nelson, A. Ryd-
holm, Cpsa'a; J. J. Jacobson; <Elmdale.
Gust Nelson was elected president, A:
Rydholm vice presiuent, j. J jacobson
secretary, A. F. Magnnsou treasurer.
The company is iu good con dition.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
SULLIVAN LAKE.

Jan. 4-Thomas Scotten of Willmar,
is guest of Mrs. L. p. Ford today.
Jan. 5-Mr. Scotton organized OUT
Sunday schoo! one year ago. Today
We elect teachers and officers for the en-
suing year:
Mrs. L. P. Ford-Superintendent.
Mrs. ". A. Wilson-Ass't Supt.
Miss Cora Wilsen-Secretary.
MIR. William Lynp-Treasurer.
Mr.. Section thinks We nave done won
derfully we'll. We have an average At
tendance OF 25 scholars. Last Sunday
the attendance was 80. We have also
organized u Ladies Missionary and Aid
society with Mrs. Ford as president,
Mrs. Wilson vice president. Mrs. Look
secretary, Mrs. Lynn treasurer, to meet
the first and third Wednesdays OF each
month With the members of SAID society.
William Lynn has a nephew visiting
bin. MIR. Lynn 10 with Mr.. " ilson this
week.
Our snow is nearly all gone. We un.
derstand Mr.. Gravel will break camp un-
less there is change in tho weather this
week.
/ Mr.. Broad 10 waiting for snow to got
logs to the mill,
Mr.. schmoike of Buckman town is
building logging shanty on Sullivan
lake. expecting to get in logs for h'a
brother. ..>>.
Jan. 8-Ars. ". A. Wilson and Mre.
y. 3. Look called On Ars. Ford today.
Mr.. Caldwell Of Window, hinn., is e.
pected to arrive at the lake today to
look after his interests here.
= Miss Anna Schubert visited her par.
enta near Lsstrup on Sunday last.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
HAY CREEK.

Jsu. o.-Mr. aud Mrs. q. 4. W;ttke
have move d down here from Elmdale,
where fhey will stay this winter.
Wittke Bros. saw mjlf started rp last
Tuesday. =. {.
: Johp Hann vent to: Little FAILS on
business Last Saturday. s:z..43>.. -..*.
Miss Aggic Gtazek, Who has been en-
ployed at Little Fails, came home last
week. .-s%
) Mics Annie Hanson ha, gouc:t Little
Falls to work for Mre. Keshr.
Jss. Manka seld a morse to Martin
Kruger OF Little Falls last week.
The dance at John Glazek's In st Tues
day was success. .:~.
A ehoppiug bee was given 1T Toay
Ksseska's Tuesday. About Is cords
Of wood were chspped:,
The dance at Gl1s Hershey's sstur-.
day evening in hopor 81 FrsA Hersh,y.
was we'll attended. ST..
Mr.. and Hre. Krottoaehin1Ei, Of dag
get Brock, visited his brother Paut Of
swan River last week. They left for
Washington Tuesday. - s#5|sHz:.s5s: ~. ~:
Tss best and chss pest place to shoe
.your hsres i at orr v,llags blacksmith,
A. ]. Sochor's. ss5s. ss'ss -. $50.
]. Miss Katie Pehslla Of North Prairie,
Sis visiting her sister, Mrs ll6rf chep-
seska. s.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
RANDALL

Jan. 13-S. c. Cochran shipped i car.
load Of potatoes last week. G
+. W. Lucas and wife haye returned
home after an absence Of several weeks.
Hiscock Bros. did some carpenter
work for 8. :. Langmade last week d
Today the 18th. is the last day 81 Gin
gle life for J. F. Bentler and Mis- Nettie
Hinz.
More land seekers were WITH q last
week. and it ie reported that q. T.
Smith hss sold his farm. {
Hans Goosch has Just fluiShsd putting
in some shelving for Chas. E1o.
Moustaches arouad here. are getting
to 10 like hons teeth, lew aal iar BE-
tween. The last to disappear u tho
one Of the smiling facs Of hartia Rye.
Martin looks as vodss az etsn-ysar.old
school lid a. long Is hskesps his hat
on. -
The latest railroad accident here was
when . fne pair OF Pekin du-ks belong
ing to G. E. Calhoun were killed BY the
west bound on Sunday.
Abe Cyrus hss purchased a new Get of
harness. and be got them in Randall.
This is one man who believes in helping
his neighbors. r. .-:s.,-
Laud is still increasing in value. N,
Mueller has purchased a few acres at
$50 per acre. +. Berglund has pushed
the price OF bis 80 acres up from $l4jO
to $4,000, aud A. Rognanzj jokingIy said
to land buyer that he would take
$4,000 for his 80 acres. and now he is
shlverine in his clothes for fear he will be
held to his offer.
Several of our people did business ct
the county capitol Monday among them
W. Penn Green and Councilman Dol
quist.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
SOUTH CUsnING oRIn PARKER.

SOUln CUSnlNG---tlORIn PARKER
Jan. 13-Henry Benttr was q Little
Falls visitor last Wednesday,
r Mr.. t'urdy has been sick in bed for
more than a week, and is not improving
any. %
Mrs. "A. Beto and sons CIa, ence and
Willie called on MIR. and Mrs. N. SimoEs
last Sunday evening.
dans and Crist Canten of Cushing
called on friends Ia this locality last
Saturday.
The youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Ms. J. Kempenich is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Kippenkruger
and Johnnie Rippenkrugsr were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, N. Simones Jan.
5th, ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rippenkruger
were pleasantly surprised by aumber Of
their friends Jan. 1st. The evening was
spent in playing games.
, MISS Rosina Mellen called on Miss
Grace Purdy one day last week.
Mrs. Frimewood is on tho eick list
this week. :. /
Mr.. Eastman of Huff. conducted ser
vices here last Sunday, but owing to
cold weather and illness Of some of the
members OF the congregation, the at
tendance was not very large.
Jan. 9-We wieh to be excused from
our poor singing at the Randall church
on Monday last, As our fast ride to
to the ''season" ball affected our lungs,
but we will be recruited up for next
Tuesday.
SOUTH CUSHING Choir
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
IFDODx.

;: Jan. 15-M. j. Viechorek and N. o..
Donnell have purchased a track of timber
from l.. l.. Lindbergh IN the town Of
Swanville. They will put several men
to work there next week. #
Geo. Unuk, who has taken thecontract
jor putting the crosses on the Catholic
church towera, has one Of the crosses
completed. The cross will greatly inn
prove the looks OF the ediace.
Joe. Daneleki OF this place has enlisted
at Minneapolis in the cavalry, and left
for San Francisco last week. What
company aud regiment, to us is yet un.
k0wn. s ..
Leo. Kitowski, of Stevens Point, Wis.,,
was at Ledoux Sunday and called on
the mayor and council aad shook hands
with great many friends. We under
stand he was introducing some new
styles. ''> - =,
Miss Pauline Sneizek, who has spent
the last three years at Chicago, returned
home. -
Mrs.. NJ. J. Viechorek visited with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Danelski, Mon
day. .
Died-The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Zak died Thursday.
Jos. Swisnty and Gust Chapleski OF
Hay Creek called on M. J. Viechorek
Sunday.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17

You can reach some Of the people
by advertising in some spapers; but
to reach MOST Of the.-people part Of
the, time Or all the time, you've got
TO advertise in The Herald.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
NORTHWEST DARLING

Jan. 13-Girls, don't got. more than
one eye on the school teacher ia district
~, because he had some eyes on him in
tho Falls Saturday. He goes there Sat
arday and Sunday, and gives the hotel
here two days rest. He Is good teach
or, and all like him. :-'".
Ole johnson and Chas. johnson were
in the Falls Saturday. .n.+,.. -
Our mayor will not run this ysar;he is
busy in his Office all the time. .:.....
Police No. will be sent do vn to sec-
rion ~ to see if Ne can t have peace
there. We will have pcare # all the
police have to bs called out. to keep the
young girls and boys home: Anyone
found out after O'Clock will be fined,
it makes no difference Who it is. So be
ware. "'>%.eEE. s-=+S-<zE. - -
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17

GREEN PRAIRIE

il Jan. 13.-yisitors to tho Falls Mon
day were R. e. Denny Chas. and Gust
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hall, Ben
Gauthier with hay. T.
;, County seat visitors Saturday: were
Chas. Anderson, Ed. Cannon, N. Nc.
'Carthy. John Gillew, R. Henderson, Mr..
Olson, =. Hammerbeck. E. Rasieot, Mr..
Carlson, Mr.. Edden, James aad william
Chadwick. Peter Anderson aud son.
hrs. Robinson is Ill at the hospital.
Chas. Hall is hauling slabs for A. K.
| Mr.. Raslcot was to town Monday
after two loads OF hay.
!. R. Neill butchered two head Of cattle
Thursday. p : s. -. e.:
Z Mr.. Hilgsndore was at the city last
Thursday. .>=ss.s=
Ben Gautbier took losa of hay to
the city Thursday. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Swindell and Sidney
Swindell were rece ntly visitors to the
Falls. /.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17

Horses for sa!e-I have a number
of good horses for sole at Buckman's
barn, near High. school. Will be
sold cheap, time or cash. =
NJ. s. JACOBSON.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
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Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
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There are many causes Of get
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Stop: over-work, if you can;
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take SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
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with your work. You can't live
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'*can't cal" unless it comes Of
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Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17

John Gilbertson returned Satur-
day, i'll with pneumonia, from Fra
zee. .'. - .',<'. =.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17

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Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17

Money! Money! Money! We have a
large amount Of money to loan on
farm lands at low rates. #
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In the District Court of the First
judicial District of the Territory oil
Arizona. having and exercising the
same jurisdiction in all cases arising
under the constitution and laws of the
United States as Is vested In Circuit
and District Courts of the United
States.
United States of America, Plaintiff.
VS..
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ant.
In pursuance of warrant or attach.
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United States Marshal for the Ter
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THOS. D. BENNETT,
ASST. United States Attorney.
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BEDFELLOWSHIP.
The Time When Girls Ex-
change Condolences.

After the prolonged separation Of q
year when girl school chuns meet again,
eaey n.maae and S az a
bedtime. Then reviving dormitory days
Of old they open their hearts and tell
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