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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
SOCIAL CITY,.

Feb. 10-Estey & Leigh's mill|has been
running all the week.
Logs are not coming. to the mill as
fast AS they can saw them. We need
more snow.
Rev. J. P. Driver and family were
quarantined for three yweeks for small
pox, but 40 one in the.family has had it
yet. The quarantine swas raised last
week.
In last weeks report we gomitte d
speaking OF the wedding at Little Falls
Jan. 31st, when L. l.. Huntington aud
Mss. Maud Holl were married. They re-
turned to Social City the next: day, and
commenced housekeeping in the rooms
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robin.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson moved to
their farm to get out wood fori.. summer
and prepare for spring work.
Mrs. o. G. Leigh of Agram arrived
here Sunday evening to do the COOKING
for Mr.. Leigh and his hired help.
Mrs. Palmer is ABOUT the same as us.
ual. She is quite feeble;thia winter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
NORTHEAST DARLING.

Feb. lO-There was a necktle party at
Spring Grove last Wednesday. Over
$l2 was netted for the benefit OF the
Swedish church. All had a good time,
and all the young people were there
even widower No. of Welt darling. He
wants to DO young, too, and the report
ia that he has a school teacher from
Green Prairie
Aug. Larson, Ole johnson and John
johnson were in the Falls Saturday on
business.
Girls, don't visit the school in dist riot
40 too much, for the board will think
you're bother'ng him.
Don't drive the white horse too fast,
for accid ,nts may happen, and the girls
will have to walk home, as happened
east of here.
School in district 81, in the town OF
Swan River closed Friday. The following
10 the report for the month ending Jan.
81, 1902.
Number enrolled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Number days taught. .........................21
Average daily dalce.................15
Those not absent during the month
were Alice aud Lydia k4y.
Following il the report for the term
ending Jan. 81. 1902.
Number enrolled..... ........................".32
No. days taught during tsrm...............99
Days attended by all scholars. ....1539
| Average daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1875
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
GILBERT

Feb. 11.-Chas. Kedlund has heen fix
ing up his house considerably the pas
week. = %> -:
The saw mill is kept busy saving log~
and tue people are hauling more in a.
the recent snow makes it Possible
William and Henry Tuttle have cut {.
good lot Of stove wood. -
Sore of the farmers have been sick
lately:
There was a dance at Chas. Tufts las'
Saturday night.
August Bure'uud and Nels Henrickso'
were at Brainerd last week.
Thoe: futile went to Fit. Ripley laa'
week on business.
We have several sick horse, in th,'
neighborhood.
julius johnson has been howlin.
around with the ear ache the past week
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
BRiGKYARD

Feb. 11-Miss Lettie Scott returned
last Saturday from Minneapolis accom-
panied by her brother, Leo, who will
stay and visit some time.
" Nellie Harris, the little granddaughter
OF Mrs. Ven Zile. was holding a comb
over lamp. last week, when it unfort-
caught atire and dropping on thu
floor caused little damage. Mrs.. Van
Zile discovered the fire IN time to pnt
it out before it got any great head.
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Little Falls
visited Mr.. aud Mr.. J. Quine last Sun.
day. ="
Will Wright who has the m ca sizes, il
getting better.
Mrs. Ivan Gray returned home last
Tuesday. She has been visiting frienda
and relatives in Wisconsin for the past
few months. - 49,. =
Mrs. Dayton Manbeck was able to be
up Sunday. ~..-.
Joe Harris was down here VISITING hie
daughter, Nellie last week.
Mise Linnie Beatty is almost well
again.
Mrs. E, Manbeck and daughter. Mrs
Lille Chsmbers, visited Mr., and Mra.
Howard Hovey last Sunday.
A two year old colt OF Mr.. $. d. Nun.
cy's died last week.
School report. Dis. "a, Pike Greek
township. for month ending Jan. 81.
Number OF days taught 20
Number of pupils enrolled So
Average daily attendance AZ
Pupils reither absent nor tardy, Della
Quine, Ernest Duclo=, Arthur Duclos.
Wood taken on subscription at T b e
Heral d.
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Card of Thanks.

The trustees OF the Holy Cross Pol.
ish Catholic church at Platrevil!e, wisHA
to express their thanks to Mr.. John
Schmolke Of Buchanan, for his kind,
' AZ
ness in donating shingles to c'ver
the church. They also wish t., heart
IL; thank aii who donated a:yshing
Tor the church and heipe1 10 build it,
AUGUST SMUDA, President,
KAsM1R PEsTKA, Secretary,
IGNATz B1Ncz1K, Treasurer,
Committee.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS
STATE OF MINNESOTA


STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MORRISON 30
In Probate Court, Special term, Oct. 7th,
1901.
In the matter of the estate of Frances
Vasaly, deceased:
Letters parliamentary On the estate of
Frances Vasaly deceased. late of the
being granted to Louis Vasaly.
ltis ordered, That six months be and
the same is hereby allowed from and after
the date of this order, in which all persons
having claims or demands against the
said deceased are required to file the same
in the Probate Court of said county, for
examination and allowance, or be forever
barred. =:
It is further ordered That the 10Th day
of August, 1902, at 10 O'clock a. M at a
special term of said Probate Court to be
held at the Probate Office in the court
house in the city of Little Falls, in said
county, be and the same hereby is APP
pointed at the time and place when and
where the said Proba e Court will exam
inc and adjust said claims and demands.
And it is further ordered, That notice of
such hearing be given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate bv forth
with publishi,.:s this order once in. each
week for three successive weeks in the
Little Falls Herald, weekly newspaper
printed and published at Little Falls. in
said county. 80
r. Dated at Little Falls, Minnesota, this
7th day of February, A D.l9o2.
By the Court,
lsEALl .N.RIcHARDsoN.
Judge of Probate. {
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
AUSlAND.

Feb. 11-Merton Smith and Ralph
Bowder vere visitors at Ed. Landwer's.
Ed. Landwer and family, +. Stroemlng
and son, were visiting at VIM. Fosdick' q
last week.
Will Fosdick has BEEN G1yafor thelast
week hauling htone from,lsd. stuandwer'a
farm. He will fix up*his.heuse and eel
lar in the spring. =
Little Falls visitors were j.. Knudpon,
J. PIlon, N. Austin, Fred Lewis, Sam
AMI s, Fosdick.
Theo. Stroeming S.. and Ed. Land wer
were in Little, Falls last week, the latter
to pay taxes. and the former on othe
business.
surprise party was given at The
home Of Miss Rail, all present report a
very good time.
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fort Ripley.

Feb. 12-Herman Mining Of st. Cloud
was at the Fort Friday on business.
J.. J. Tucker spent Friday night at
Brainerd.
C. II. Chute, who has been visiting his
mother and relatives 10 New York the
past month, returned home Friday.
Miss Stella Berg visited friends in
Brainerd last week.
J. Hartley OF Staples is here with a
crew OF men experimenting on the SUBJ
merged tank.
A. NJ. Burt, supervisor OF bridges and
buildings, was at the Fort Tuesday look
Jog over tank platform.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
GRAvElvIllt

F. II. Gravel was Little Falls visitor
Friday.
Miss Nettie Raymond spent Saturday
and Sunday in Little Falls.
A number OF the young people attend
ed the masquerade ball at Plerz Monday
evening.
A dance was given at the home of
John Young Thursday evening. All
present report good time.
Miss Mary LeBIanc OF Belle Prairie,
spent Monday with her brother, Dell
Leblanc, of this place.
Mrs. Cbas. Lille went to Sullivan Lake
Monday to spend 4 few weeks with her
lister, Mrs. Ed Gravel.
ArmeGas Derosier left for Sullivan
Lake Monday. He will be employed in
Chss. Grave!'s eawm,l: ut that place.
Report OF Gravslville school. district,
number %, for month OF January:
Number of pupils enrolled.
Number of days fought. ......................2O
Average daily attendance.......: ...........31
Those who have attended 20 days are
Florence, C;arice, Virgie, Eva Derosier;
Laura, Minnie Gauthier; Willie, Phoebe,
Sophia Cote; Louise Lavoie, Nsttie Rio
Ion, Walter Syer.
About twenty ladies attended a rug
party 1t Mrs. Israel Bachant's Tuesday
afternoon. Light rsfreshments we're
served. All enjoyed pleasant time.
Ernest Boudreau Of Little Falls is en-
ployed AZ engineer at tho -four mill dur
ing Mr.. LeBlanc's absence.
School report for district number Z
Belle Prairie township, for month end
ing Jan. 81.
Number days taught ........ .............. 20
Number enrolled ..........................27
Average daily attendance.
Those net absent during the month
were: Filorm and Annie Grenier, Willie
and Lena Gobleuz, Clyde, Myrtle and
Ray Stevens. ~..-
Buggies or sle'gns pala u by A
Fleig at reasonable prices. :
Money! Money! Money! We have q
large amount of money to loan on
farm lands at low rates.
~ .>Sl6NoR & StrAllIIh
You can reach some Of the people
by advertising in some papers; but
to reach MOST Of the people part 81
the time or all theitime, you've got
to advertise In The Hera d.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
UPSALA.

Feb. l0-Miss Sadie Lunn came home
on visit from st. Cloud Monday,
Mr.. dickinson was in Two Rivers last
Monday. - A.
Mr.. Grunn started saving last week.
Fred Lundin and Bartial johnson are
hauling lumber Tor A. Swedback's new
store.
James Thompson ratified his wheel last
Saturday evening, also gave a supper
and dance. 80
Mary Paulson has returned homefron
Minneapolis.
Willie Patterson is employed at Char
ley Lundin's sawmill.
Miss Berg returned from the cities last
week.
Mr.. Andersen FROM Minneapolis, who
recently came up to vlsit his brother,
SVEN, was taken sick with several sboila
on .his hand.
N@AA00 L QUO ~ Velluo UOAH0 tfOU 0r8IU.
erd last week.
Eddie Peterson is working for Cbas.
johnson.
Annie Hokenson left fer Minneapolis
last week.
- Wldower No. 4 is moving all around
the county and can't find a home to
satisfy him.
Charley Lundin moved into bis new
home last week.
Eddie johnson was in Royalton
Thursday.
Mr.. Lunn was in Royalton Monday.
Somebody has got good hopes for
snow and purchased cutter last week.
Miss Kobe returned Sunday from Roy
alton.
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Pulaski.

Feb. 10 Frank Brisk was at Pierz on
business Thursday :.
E. Brisk bought a horse from Mike
Kosobucki.
Lots OF snow now and business bet
ter.
Frank Pelarske was in Plerz Saturday
on business
Frank Nowak will begin saving lum-
Der in March.
No one sick here now. and all busy.
Theo Brisk has been fishing lately, and
successfully.
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f.MDAlf.

AANOOtVk1S 4
Feb. lO-Mitchel Casey went to Swan
vile Monday with ties.
John Noe, who has been suffering With
an attack of quincy, is able to be out
agaln.
Miss Bessie Wallet visited Misses Stella
and Ella Davis Sunday.
Henry Olson Jr. is hauling wood for
Ii. D. Hanson. " x .~*
Fred Wightman was il Elmdale Mon
day. ~
John Sobiek has purchased a new
gun. ....s
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gsssner visited at
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hanson Sunday.
A crowd of relatives and friends gath
cred at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. R. P.
Anderson Sunday and pleasant time
was had.
John Janietz visited In Lsdoux.. Sun
day.
Stenik 'zack, who is helping his bro.
ther SIMON of Swanville, was in Elmuale
Sunday for visit.
Miss N. NJ. Muncy went to Royalton
Saturday. ..
Henry Peterson went to Little Falls
Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. Johns gave a dane.
ing party ut their pleasant home about
a mite north Of Elmdale. A large crowd
attended and all report good time.
Among those who attended from other
towns were. Mr.: and Ars. Armstrong
of Two Rivers. Miss Title and Matt
Swintek of North Prairie. Fred and John
Sheedy Of Ledoux and Meesrs Geo. Jos.
eph, VIM. Trampby and Emil and And
rev Graves Of Swanville.
N. B. Twist and Martin Holvereon
visited II. Olson Sunday.
Nathaniel Lowell returned to Freeport
Tuesday.
Nick Boos is hauling logs for his new
bern.
Mrs. T. Casey visited her daughter.
Mrs. F. Johns, Sunday.
There was 4 pleasant party given at
the home of Mrs. George Twist Wednes.
day..
J.. S. Borgstrom, the photographer OF
Upsala was in Elmdale on business Sun.
day.
John Stewart went to. Flensbura
Saturday with ties.
K. Gunderson celebrated his sixty-ffth
birthday Sunday.
Chas. Stewart transacted business in
Ledoux Saturday.. -.
Frank Katis OF Bellevue who was help
ing his brother y oseph, returned home
Saturday. = =. - :.. .~
Charlotte Olson visited Miss Line Mad.
son Sunday, .:.~~, $50
q. A. Handson is hauling wood for K,
Il. Gunderson.
James Thomas visited at W. Davies
Sunday.
Rev. Falch preached in the Danisl
Lutheran church Sun ay.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
LINCOLN

Feb. 1O-P. r. Rhody who has heeu
night operator here the past two
months, leaves Tuesday night Under
stand Mr.. hay den OF Little Falls takes
his place.
Considerable wood coming in town
now.
A. l.. Huffman expects to go up near
Shelvin 5000.
j. A. Chisholm had the misfortune to
injure his hand quite badly one day last
week.
Mr.. Stoppleworth's family who lives
about three miles out. are reported quite
sick.
Mr.. Allen OF Staples was in town one
day last week.
Wood taken on subscription at T g
Herald.
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PLAT Tfvlllf.

Feb. 11-SleighiDg is gone from pub
lie highways and farmers are obliged to
use wagons again for heavy hauling. IS
Mike Kosobueki received quite q num- Z
Der of ties last week.
Miss Lena Ridl visited relatives At
Pler1 last week.
Felix Kosobucki who has been sm- !
ploysd by Mike Kosobueki for som
time, returned to Fleasburg Saturday. :
The dance given ct tho home Of Mr..
and Ars. Pilarski on Saturday was q
grand success.
Andrew Bsdnarek made trip to Lit
tie Falls Saturday. i
Those present at the dance given at
the residence of A. s. Smuda on Monday
evening enjoyed tho event and report =
good time.
Mr.. Ridl made a business trip to tE
Falls Monday.
Filling 4 Beuers, who have a csttle
ranch in the southern part of this vicin-
ity, with G. Waninger, were pleasant
callers in our burg, Sunday.
Mike Kosobacki sold a broncho to
Mr.. Brisky.
Mr.. Brisky made a flying trip to Pierz
Sunday. =.
You Cannot select more convenient
site Tor the proposed creamery, than
that right in the village. y
Nightmares are frequent complaints.
Mrs. M. Kosobucki returned Saturday
evening from Little Falls.
Mrs. ]. Schubert has moved her fam
lily in to the home OF Paul Kuklinski.
Mrs. J, Walinski m ade trip to Pierz
Saturday.
Mike Kosobucki transacted business
on the II tn inst at the county seat.
Recently q letter was received fron<,
Winona, with the return stated on al
follows: IF not cold return to A.. r..
Winona." Good thing we had cold
| weather at the time. otherwise it would
have been returned. =
Election is approaching aud political
| talk is in circulation.
Hiram Ridlon OF Grayelvills was on
bis way to the lakes one day last week.
Frank Nowak and Joun >kocieuskt
visited with Nike Kosobucki Sunday.
s. J. Nroela, who represent ted the peo-
pie of this vicinity in regard to the new
postoface, made trip to Pierz Satur-
day, where he conferred with the post
master of that place, who waa in receiptA
of letter from the Postmaster General
Washington. An Indispensable requis.
itiou was to select aaether name instead
Of the present one. Ste similarity be-
tween Platte and PAkea postofaoe in
Mcleod county, Caused the new seIec-
ton. :axs7 e
Th"re are many pespde who have dit
feult> =" taking gos,As pictures, but on
the H.: h list no doab+ some will get
their very likeness.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
MORRILL,.

Feb. 1O-Pat Ch.eley killed wolf with
a clut.2 H.
Elmer and Mrs. FIeck are about to
lose one OF their twin boys. DR.. Dimlr'
was called yesterday to attend the little
fellow. who is very sick.
There ia a show going the rounds IL:
our town. 1t is on the magic Lantern
plan and will doubtless gather in several
hard earned dimes from the people OF
Morrill,.
Luman Orrick and sister Violet, ot
Santiago. Sherburne county, and their
cousin Miss Orrick, of South Dakota,
are visiting friends in our town.
: 1t is thought Nv some people that the
school children in districts 20 and 80
have the small pox. but III it is 80
small that in some cases il cannot be
noticed with the naked eye.
Mrs. Fl: Toss and Mrs. II. Kiuk each
have an acquisition to their families.
Rev. Fletcher is to DO REINFORCED ON the
nth. by another minister, and the revi-
val meetings will go on the p, esent week
If not longer.
The school board have not paid AL.
Garter for the wood yet, and patience ie
still resorted to. The letter Of the law
in the past was never adhered to in
district 80, and the record kept by tthe
treasurer is said to be quite unique, and
patience may yet cease to restrain Mr..
Carter, aud some ones bondsmen may
yet be put to trouble. ...>.
There are mutterings in Morrill, be-
cause some got pay for fighting forest
fires and others did not. The outs, who
did not make out their bills are spout
ing at the town board of supervisors,
and those of US whose bills were lejscted
by the county commissioners are equal
~ steaming ON their tracks. A letter
received from the county auditor in ex-
PLANTATION Of why the commissioners dis
allowed some of the bills says, in every
case the bills we're not properly made
out. and that in as much as the bills
have to 20 to the state auditor to get
our money back from the state, that the
commissioners could not allow the de.
hcieatoees, as we would have to pay all
ssch ourselves. Mr.. Harding says un.
doubtedly an oversight in one particu-
lar case kept ono bill from being paid.
In another case for one days work it
was not stated whether the man was
huskine cornl or chopping wood, and
that the notary seal was missing from
many OF the bills. We do rot belie:e
that the county board OF commissioners
acted in good faith with their 'consti-
tuents in Morrill,. Technical oversight
should be supplied whore There is no
doubt Of intention. 5::Tbe notary seal
was not resortsd to III single Ease, or
anyway it was not intended to be used
:We7nhould like to know If an overnight
should occur in bills OF county officers
for their. labor, If that would debar them
from securing their inst dues. and we
would like to know if there would have
been any wrong done if the state did re-
turn few bills and the county should
no comno11o1 tn ston1 uho1o
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
WEST RIPLEY.

Feb. 10-Gecrge Kimba,l OF Clougl,
called at-R. Trdford's Monday.
VIII Clark ia tending landing and
boarding home This winter.
Sam Tedford il i'll at the home Of his
brother, Robert Ttdford.
School in, district a. is closed for q
time because OF a case OF diphtheria in
the neighborhood. .@.:*:.7> d
Mrs. Cutler and daughter came up
from Royalton aid are vieiting at Amos
t'ark'r. They expect to soon leave for
Milwaukee, where they will reaide. ..:
Mre. Tedtord took her little daughter
to Little Falls Sa: urday to consult tho
doctor in regard to tho little ones in
iured finger. He decided that amputa-
ton was necessary and performed he
operation that day, They were obliged
TO remain IN Little Falls few days 70
that the doctor could attend to the
finger.
Mr.. Schamp AID son Sol. went to Lit
tie Falls last week after lumber and
brick. -. .~-
Several Woodmen, members OF tho Fl.
Ripley camp, called on neighbor Sam
Tedford. who is i'll, Sunday.
J. A. Nichols, Of Little Falls. was UP
to the Tedford-W Waller camp, viewing tho
progress of work, Monday.
Mrs. Tedford and daughter returned
from Little Falls Monday.
W. A. Clark made a business trip to
Little Falls Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

Corporate suretyship is superaeding
personal sureties, because it OBJ siates
frequen: inquiry as to the responds
bility of bondsnen.
STEPHEN G.. VAsALY,
Agent Am. Surety Co. of N. r.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

The February AMERICAN BOY (Spra-
que Publishing Co.. Detroit, Mich
comes to Us suggestive CT it's front cover
illustrations of boys coasting. The
stories in this number will prove highly
uninteresting to a live boy, and will not
prove intere sting to grown folks. They
are: "The Great Kennecbec Hill Race, "
"The Thrale Boys Legacy" Toby: A
Story for Little Boys" Fun and Profit
in Trapping "A Case of Mistaken Idpn.
tity,' Trooper Stork,'' aud "Working
My Way Around the World"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
GREEN PRAIRIE.

Feb. lowe need still more snow.
Chas. Anderson, Gus Anderson, Mr..
Edden and son were in town Wednes-
day..
R. E. Denny has moved to Little
Falls.
There was surprise party at James
Chadwick's place Tuesday night. All
had good time.
Mr.. Olson was county seat :isitor
Wednesday.
Charles and Gus Anderson. Andrew
Peterson took wood to the Falls.
silas Henderson took load OF corn to
Fl. Ripley Monday.
T. s. Hall, enas. Gedney aud Ed. Gam
mon were in Little Falls Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
EAST BUCHANAN.

Feb. 1.-THE houses OF Mr.. Kuder, J.
Holm. John Schmolke, Frank tMischke
have been quarautined for smallpox.
Frank MiscRke has taken 1.-THE agency
for the Western King Wagon Co.
John Schmolko has returned ''..from St.
Paul.
The sch dolls in districts III :aud II
have been closed on account of small
pox.
Frank and August EWisebrick and
Peter Miller, have been appointed to
watch the ouarantined houses.
Peter H. Meuller has gone to work for
Peter Poster.
Nick H. Meuller is going to work in
the sawmill in Social City.
John Schmolke sold the farm formerly
owned by John Jevia.
Joe Oestreich Intends to build a store
in the spring.
Horses for sa!e-I have a number
of good horses for sule al, Buck man q
barn, near High school. Will be
sold cheap, time or!cash.
.:. :# NJ. s. j ACoBsoN .
Wood taken on subscrip-
ton at the Herald.
-: t5ktl y Z sEst&
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e. um-h N.,AL>.:o .:oL

Mr.: Hugh Nutter is sick. 80: =
Louis kunkler cut his leg just below
the knee while chopping wood last week
Not very: serious;
:. The Free Methodist Meetings still con-
Time: Rev. j. G.Norris is very persis
tenth his search for souls.
Fred Hallett has bought out H. E.
Stubs, on Section SO in our town. It
liz stated that he will locate at Mile Lace
Lake. .:
Those who intend to build this sea.
son: Mr.. Frank and s. T. Bennett and
Mr.. Garrison. houses: Il. Oby. nome ad
ditions to baru: j. W. Gisn, some more
barn aud house.
Barber Bros. returned Sunday even
ng aud the m II ia again in opera tion.
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Little Falls Market Report

Eggs, per dozen. ...........".......15 q 16c
Butter, per pound...................... 1908
Chickens. per pound. to 8
Ducks, per nd............,...........6 to lOc
Geese, per pound. .....::..''.::....S to Sc
Turkeys, per pound, ..:......".-.8 q loo
Wheat, per bushel....... ..:....... q IS
Oats, per bushel.. ...".................37 q 38
Corn, per bushel.. ...................... IS 30
Potatoes. per bushel. !. ............ IS
Cattle, per hundred weight...3 90 $50
Hogs. per hundred weight..5. 90 S 40
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

For sale-Farm two miles from
Randall. l20 acres. Easy terms.
Also farm OF 80 acres, 5 miles frou.
Little Falls. $500 down secures IL.
Balance very easy terms. .s
STEPHEN G. VAsA1,Y.