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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Will Thurman, Emmett Chambers
and A. @. Landon left for Minot, N. D.,
Tuesday evening. They have all
recently availed themselves of l6O acres
of Uncle Sans land and go up to erect
the usual handsome claim shack and
represent.
There will be a special meeting OF
Coteau Lodge No. "a A. +. and A. M. al
the Masonic temple in this city, FRIDAY
evening, October cath. Woik In the
E. A. degree. Brethren s~ojournlng IN
the city, in good standing, are cordially
invited to attend.
Col. Fred Russell, n of the proml-
nent residents of Raritan, left Monday
morning for Sioux Falls where ne Will
dispense Justice during the present term
Of the United States court as a juror
Should night sessions occur Fred WITH
his stories will shorten the hours Tor MS
fellow laborers.
Carl Malmberg was down to the
cities the last of the week and IN COM
nany with his brother purchased a fine
line os iewelry, etc. Mr.. Malmbergs
hrotber will arrive in Webster the first
of next week and the new firm VII
remodel the building next to the Hotel
webster and open a jewelry store soon
Miss A. V. Holverson, county super
;ntendent. was looking up old acqualnt-
ances here Wednesday. To know MISS
Jefferson is a pleasure, and to be
ooonainted with her work in the schools
of tho county is to dispell any prejudice
800 women holding Office. Will she
10 elected? Well, yes.--Pierpont sig
nal.
7 H King, of WATERFOWL, Fred "a.
pnssell. of Roslyn, Edwin Whipple' OF
Ts~;n brooks. and w. L. Cook, OF
~ anharlain. members of the United
states grand jury, are registered today
M Merchants hotel. This seems to
: i nopular stopping place for those
.t4ondinp court in the city.-Sioux Falls
Argus Leader.
Mr.. i. G. Leyoy, who was called 70
a. paul 5y the serious illness q her
sathar. reached there in time to see her
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-23
NOTICE.

The next teachers examination will
be held at the court hoUse in Webster
on November 7th and sth, 1902.
Alice v. Holverson.
County Superintendent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-23

parert alive but he could not survive.
The funeral occurred last Wednesday
and Mrs. Levoy returned to Webster
Friday night. All Webster people will
sympathize with Mrs. Leyoy in this her
hour of bereavement.
L. G.. Ochsenreiter, who has been IN
the employ of Uncle Sam for about two
months and has been a~cquainting him
self with the duties of his position under
instruction in Washington, returned
home Sunday morning. Louis LOOKS
well and says he likes his position very
much. He will be at home about a
month.
John Laingna, the young man who
was arrested for breaking into Judge
Iund's house, broke the lock On the
outer door of the Jail last Tuesdayeyen-
ing and made his escape. Two OF the
other prisoners Immediately ran for the
officers and one gave chase for the Jail
breaker but could not catch him. All
but Laingna were soon returned to the
Jail. He was captured later in the
evening.
Jens Peterson, who went to the old
country with his family in the spring OF
this year returned home Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Peterson enjoyed the summer
very much in his old home in Norway
bat was very glad to return to South
Dakota. He reports that he left Mrs,
Peterson and the children all well, the
children attending school, and that they
would return to Webster early in the
spring.
A. ID. Hash e. Co. is the name of a
new land company recently organized
in Appleton, the firm consisting of A.
ID. Hash and II. g. Sorenson. The
firm will handle land in northeastern
Minnesota and other northern sections.
n. @. Sorenson will confine his atten-
ton to the local trade in the vicinity OF
Appleton, while A. ID. Hash will solicit
business for the new company ! Web
ster, Waubay and other points west
Appleton Tribune.
Both of the above gentlemen are well
known in Webster.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
ON AND OFF THE STAGE.

Oscar Hammerstein will erect the
alter in Philadelphia.
Clay NJ Greene and Irving Bachelor
are cola borating on a dramatiza tion
of "D'ri' and l." the latter's novel.
Charles Frohman rounded out his ten
years management of the Empire
theater. New York. recently.
Nat Wills, the comedian, will be
starred next season in a farce-comedy
by Manager Scribner, well known on
the bnrlesque circuit.
A close, friend of Stuart Robson has
kept tab on all his work, and says that
he has appeared in over $50 characters
during his career on the stage.
w. H. Crane made his first stage ap-
pearance in speaking part as the
notary in "The Daughter of the Reg
iment," about 80 years ago.
Sardou has completed his play Tor
Sir Henry Irving on the, subject Of
Dante, and it will probably be present
ed for the first time at the London L.
eeum in the spring. -
Ninstrelsy is the one form Of stare
amusement that America can claim
credit for originating, and yet to-day
Rhilsdelph1a is the only city that has
4 bnrnt: cork, organixat ton a. 4 per-
nAnent attraction. "a =. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
DISTANT RuMBLRS.

The faro On the Congo railroad for
80 miles is 500. or 10: cents mile.
The Eastern Trunk railway out OF
London carries 1000, 600 Passengers in
and out daily. s's:t
Charles Bellamy. Burlington rail-
road fireman, in II years of faithful
service, has travelled 606,84o miles and
shoveled 32,501 tons of coal on the
way. He never lost a trip or received
a scratch, through accident. Rail-
road men say that it is a case of
physical endurance never equaled.
Reunerdale, suburb of Pittsburg,
is owned entirely by employees of the
Panhandle road, Avho go into the
city to work every morning and re-.
turn at night. A train stops for them
each way, but they pay no fare. An.
even hundred men bought 100 acres
at 8 cost Of $40, O0O,; and laid out an
equal sum in improvements.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

to be cree cd ~ honor vi our martyred
presidsnt. ls n t%s
@. H. Havill will act al custodian Of
the Mckinley memorial fund to be
raised IN RoyaltoD. All those who wish
TO contribute will please leave the money
at the bank OF Royalton. z:., :; i,..s..7 2.
Dr.. Ed. Seguin was called ont to Buck.
man Friday evening to look after tho
smallpox cases there. The doctor re-
porte about sixteen cases in the village.
The guards are not watchful enough to :
keep them under quarantine. The peo-~
pie come and 60 as they please. ~
Andrew Olson has resigned his posi-
ton as engineer in the Jennison Co.'s
mill here ani has accepted u better posi-
ton as engineer in the Washburn mile
at Minneapolis.
DR.. Jenner Chance was confined to his
bed a few days the past week with bad
ease of tonsilltis. !
R. 3. Clark went to St. Cloud on legal
business Monday. :&.:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
ROYAL TON.

Feb. Miss Minnie Kobe, who haa
been clerking in South Dakot4 the pas,
wear, is now clerking for J. 81. Russell.
VIM Hall and 8. Brick were visitor.
from the county seat Wednesday. ,
Mics Gertrude Robbers; Who las been
teaching school at Fl. Ripley. came
home Wednesday, her school baviug
been closed on account Of d,phthsria.
= Jas. Backhout cana home from Little
Falls Wednesday afternooo aud is down
sick with the measles. y :]1% ut +
! Ed. Williams drove to St. Cloud laet
Thurs iay and will visit there until Sun.
day. =
J. W. Uptegrove went to st. Paul
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. c. N. Troxel OF Fl. Ripley is a
visitor at J, W.. Lisle's.
A. w. swanaon visited Tuesday and
Wednesday in St. Paul.
Frank Widger.came up from St. Paul
Tuesday, where he has been attending
the agricultural school.
Mrs. McFadden has gone to Forest
City, Mo-, wher she will make her future
home.
Gus Kern, our old shoe man. has come
back and made up bis mind that there 10
10 place like Royalton. He has bought
the Wayne residence and will start a
cobbler shop in the back of GaIley's
store until spring, when he will open q
fine shoe store. "
The masquerade ball Friday night
was well attended. The young man
dressed like q Dutchman fooled them all.
There were several down irom the Falls
among them L. D. Brown, Mr.. and Mr..
Mcdaniel and George S.lankie. A good
time was enjoyed by oil. Supper was
given at the Golden West botel.
Shorty Fisher has, resigned his posi-
ton IN the Banner Office to accept q oet-
ter position on a paper In Valley City,
N. D., az reporter. -:
There will b. a special meeting Feb
18th, to vote on an o, 5000 addition to
the echool house here. -
At the exercises held in the schools
here on McKinley's birthday the pupils
gave. 1901 toward the mo u ment soon
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
EAST DARLING.

Feb. 1O-Rev, Mart,nson, at the sell
vices last Sunday, remarked that SER
vices once month was not enough, az
the congregation had grown larger.
Many Of the members would like to have
services twice q month as it used ITO be.
Miss Ellen Anderson is very sick at her
home at Engdale farm. 4
!: E., Nelson ia still working as carpenter
for the N. P. Ry., but comes home near
" ever Saturday.
: Another old horse dead. Some say he
was frozen to death, another SAID hs
fell down and broke his neck; another
said he hung himself because Of the poor
stable What ia the truth?
A farmer in sector, &c is reported to
have his stock out all day and night.
That's worse than in West Darling.
MANY new settlers are naming their
farms. Where is Flower Grove farm?
Send postal to box ID, Little Fails,
with, name of farm and owner and we'll
put it in the directory.
John A. Schelin of River GROVE has
commenced building large stable. He
is'going to have large stock farm and
he takes good care OF stock.
G. W. Bergstrom is still employed in
Anderson's factory at Little Falls.
There will be services next Sunday at
al O'Clock q. m. Sunday school at 10
o'clock every Sunday, at Darlington
farm and: Chicago avenue east. Rev.
Chas. johnson OF Green Prairie will
officiate.
Chicago people own considerable ,un.
settled land around here 1t ought to
be taxed, as much a. the Improved land,
then it would be sold.
"A shoemaker :is needed here.
Mrs. A. Peterson OF Little Falls visited
Pleasant Hill relati yes, Sunday.
There was pleasant social at Green
Grave Sunday week ago.
Two gentlemen from Twin 1 axes visi-
ted here Sunday.
The chief OF police may run for mayor
Int we want the present one again. II
n It Ole johnson is the man.
Darling school district "a, will have q
entertainment Feb. 28th ut Z O'Clock p.
m. All invited and welcome.
The girls visit the boys around here as
If 1t were leap year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
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MOTLEY.

Y. Feb. ia. ). Loucks. for over TWEEN
II yea re- q resident OF This section, died
last Wednesday morning ct his farm
not far from here, aged nearly "a years.
The funeral was held from the N. 2
church Thursday. Mr.. Loucks' leaves .hret,
Sous and three daugnter.-Mmes. w. Il.
Fab, Geo. q. Wetherell, Phil. Hunsing-
or; Allie. Marshall and Philip. u :.
Will Jacobs, John Oliver, Willard
Parks, Robt. Gregory and Ezra Barn.
hart have gone to the woods near Pc
quot. .<": '.
Mrs. Mary Carolan and baby from
Philhrook, have returned from Micl.i-
gan. -, q. :.
Miss Nettie Thompson, formerly Of
Motley. recently graduated from the
Mason City, Ia, High scaool. -
Miss Jennie Tuttle has returned from
a visit with her sister. Mrs. J. J. CHASER
at Nevis. 1
Bor1-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Waite
Feb. 9Th. a daughter.
Laporte Cor. Park Rapids Enterprise:
Will Eggert made q trip to Notify
and vicinity last week. While there lie.
bought the hi .tksmith shop at Aotle..
and returned Tuesday morning to clo&e
the bargain. He will remain here until
Mr.. Stuart gets new blacksmith.
Verndale Sun: Isaac Hazlstt, tho vet
>ran banker Of this section, will establish
new bank at Motley on March 1st
next. He has had three places in view
for some time past and during biz visit
up north this week gave out for publ
cation that Motley would get, the new
bank. y. j.: -
It will DO convenient for him to. visit
during his semi-monthly visits to the
other banks. -
The Gale block has been rented and the
new institution will have q capital OF
$25, 900 and is to be operated by Dana
Gale, a relative of M. H azlett's now. a
resident OF Minneapolis. The bank 10
to be equipped with best improved,
screw door, triple time lock safe. Mot
ley is to be congratulated in having Mr..
Fazlett interested in the town, las he will
no doubt help materially tobuild 1t up as
he has done in Verndale and other p!a'. s
where he has capital invested.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
DIxvlLlf.

Feb. 13-Mrs. Hodroff is getting bet--
ter. but is still very weak.
Mrs. Troxwell of FIT. Ripley visited
with Mrs. R. Bamgardner last week.
There was not very big attendance
ct the chow last Thursday night.
A white owl was shot Sunday night.
" we're in hopes that smallpox
would forget this part of the country:
but there are a few houses guaranteed
at: Buchanan and one near Dixville.
Mr.. Frank: Kierowz and Miss Till
Thoea were married Tuesday at Littles
Falls. Friday night large crowd
gathered at Mrs. Thoen's and serensded
the young couple. Their music was
verv lively for awhile when they ware
asked to come in, Then the crowd was
cent after their wives aud sweethsarts,
came back and danced till morning. All
report jolly time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
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RECENT LEGAL DECISIONS.

Contribltory negligence, however
elight, 81 person injured by being
struck by q street car, is held, in Tesch
ys. Milwaukee Electric r. & =. Co.
(Wis.), Z. r. "A. 61s, to preclude his re-
covering from the street railway COM
pahy on the ground of negligence. p
The injury to parent by the negli-
gent killing Of his son who is under
contract to support him, thereby pre-
venting performance Of the contract,
is held in Brink VS.. Wabash r. Co.
MOI SO L. r. A. S11, to be too remote
to form a. basis for recovery on be-
half of the parent, in the absence of
willful intent to injure the parent.
A wife bequeathed to her husband
the use of all her property during life,
with desire that he should continue
the clothing business in which she
was engaged, which he did. Held, in
an action brought against him as ex-
'ecutor and individually to recover for
goods thereafter sold to him, it was
error to render judgment against him
as executor. IN. Y. Court of Appeals,
Oct. is, 1901, 81 N. E., Rep, 553.) r.
A mistake in the Christian name of
a defendant who is duly served with
process is held, in Stuyvesant VS.. We'll
IN. ~ SO L. r. A. 562, not to prevent
the court from acquiring jurisdiction
of him, if at the time the summons
is served on; him he is duly appraised,
that he is the person intended to be-
named therein, where the statutes
provide for correcting mistakes in the
names of parties as they appear in the
The reasonable exercise of care to
protect the property of a sleeping
passenger is held in Coony VS.. Pullman
Palace Car Co. (Ala.), SO L. r. A. $50,
not to be shown, where the company
allows a number of passengers to
leave the car with baggage in their
hands, without paying any attention
4. to whose it is and an employe is
present who knows the baggage of
the sleeping passenger and by atten-,
ton might prevent its, removal from
the car by q stranger.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
BRITISH scH0oLBoYBLUND

EThe historical and other Facts given
here were taken by the St. James Ga
zette, from schoolboys' examination pa
pers:] 80 49,
Alexander the Great was born in alb
sence of his parents.
Where were the kings of England
crowned? On their heads.
The principal products of Kent are
Archbishops of Canterbury.
Edward III. would have been king of
France if his mother had been q
man.
What followed the murder of Beck
ct? Henry II. received whacks with a
birch. =.
What were the three most important
feudal duels? Friendship, courtship,
marriage.
What is Millions chief work? Mil
ton wrote sensible poem called the
"Canterbury Tails
An optimist is man who looks after
your eyes, and pessimist is man who
looks after your feet.
Give the names of five Shakespearean
plays. Macbeth, Mikado, Quo Vadis,
San Toy, Sign of the Cross. -.
OF whom was it said 'He never smiled
again?' William Rufus did this after
he wasshot by the arrow.
. My favorite character in English his
tory is Henry VIII, because he had
eight wives and killed them all.
The chief clause of Magma Charta was
that no free man should be put to
death or imprisoned without his own
consent.
What do you know of Dryden and
Buckingham? Dryden and Bucking-
ham were at first friends, but soon be-
came contemporaries.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
PIKE CREEK

Feb. 12-Mrs. J. Glubka died at her
home in this town on Wednesday from
a paralytic stroke. Deceased was 76
years OF age at tho time OF her death.
The funeral was held from the st. Stan
islaus church in LedOux Sunday.
Fond mother, tbs hard for us to part,
But why should it break our aching
heart
To part with one me love so WE'LL
For we know you are where the
angels dwell.
" Frank .Cieminski and vile of Little
Falls visited the latter's parents Mon.
dey. ....
Friends gathered at tho home of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman WieIand Sunday.
Among the guests were Messers Nieluan,
sturn, Mushki, weber, Krikier, and
their wives. A go I'd time was had by
all.
Little Stella Richter celebrated her
10th year Sunday. .
The marriage occurred on Monday of
this: week of J. Dada to Miss Martha
Smuda. We extend best wishes to the
young couple for happy voyage
through life. -
Mrs. j. Glabka has gone to Winona
where she will spend a month with rel
atives.
Mrs. Joseph Sluuda il reported sick.
Vincent Lipinski and family went to
Little Falls Tuesday.
Misses F'e]ia and Laura Medved and
Katie Richter OF Little Falls visited here
with the latter's parents Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

s. n. TrebiatoHski was fined IS and
costs by Justice Sheldon Monday.
Jos. Manka made the complaint.
Z Trebiato wski was again arrested
Tuesday and fined Sc for resisting
the officer, Chris Crest, who arrested
him Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

A great number attended the sleigh
ride party given BY the Epworth
League Tuesday evening. They
drove to tho hospitable home of Mr..
and hrs: Pr. Berke, six miles east
Of the city, and were finely enter
tanned.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

F. Danielski was fined 81 and costs
-$16. 25-by Justice Sheldon Tues
day. Danielski was charged with a.:
saulting Jos. Nowak Sept. 2, 1901.
He has been away most of the time
since. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

Wednesday was the twentieth an
niversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Richard, and a number of
friends we're entertained during the
evening at progressive cinch.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

Miss Lilly Burkel OF N. D. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkcl.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
SWANVlllE

Feb. 1O-Died Feb. Sd, at his home
three miles southeast OF the village.
Olof F. Pearson, aged 70 years. Mr..
Pearson was born in Sweden in 1882
and moved TO this country in 1881, set
tied in Chisago county, Mimi, in 1886.
He moved to N. D. and in 1891 he re-
moved to this town, where he has been
an bouored citizen until death. Mr..
Pearson leaves a wife and six children to
mourn his loss. The funeral took place
at the Pearson home, Rev. Olson officia-
ting, aud the remains we're laid to rest
in the cemetery near by, The entire com.
munity extend sympathy to the bereavsd
family.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Char.
Glantz has been quite sick for tho past
ten days. DR.. Corrigan. is attending
him. g.: ~:
Mr.. Chas. Walk and family of Duluth
came down last week to attend the fun
eral OF MIR. Pearson, Mrs. VS. father.
Mrs. W. H. Cox is sick.
Louis Pearson came down from Du-
luth last week to attend the funeral OF bis
father.
Mrs. H. McLain returned Saturday
from Morris, where she was called to at
tend the funeral of her sister, Miss Eos
mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Fraelch are the
proud parents OF q new girl.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

The big paper machine at the pa
per mill shut down from Sunday
morning to Tuesday by the break
ing OF a large roller. In some way
yet unknown bolt passed into the
machine. causii = the breakage. The
roller was shipped to Cloquet paper
mill to be repaired. being sent in a
special car. and was returned Tues
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

Births and Deaths.
Following is the list of births and
deaths in Morrison county for 1901,
as far az rep6rted:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14
WEST DARLING.

WEST DARLING,
Feb. 12-Mrs. Ida Thelander celebrat-
ed her birthday Feb. 18th.
Albert Peterson OF Little Falls visits
here pretty often; was here again Sun
day.
John Thelander, Aug. Blomquist and
Frank Kendall were at ;he Falls Satur-
day.
West Pleasant Grove livery team made
a swift ride home Saturday. miles in
so minutes.
Can anyone beat this? Some start home
early and get home late.
Thos Mccarthy left for Wisconsin Sat-
: urday. We thought he would stay at
home for good. But the young son will
take care of the stock. If he grows up
like Tom he will be hustler.
Miss Lille Cartner has gone home to
Northwest Darling.
The bee man is now raising stock.
There is quite difference between a bee
and a calf but the bee man has exper.
ioncs.
To see good stock raising go to Sec
ton 80. It's the best in the settlement:
Maple Grove farm is reported sold-but
not yet.
We hear there is Mormon in our act
Element. He belongs IN Salt Like,
Utah, not here.
Tie school clerk Tin distric; 81 g
bothered with many applicants, al
though a teacher has already been en-
gagged. We get a first grade teacher,
even if some people are not satisfied
with the cid school building.
The boys who went to the woods
write back asking about the marriages
aronnd here. They are interested.
Emil Olson hauled wood to the brick
yard.
Election next month. Try..to get good
officers in if you can. A man that can't
attend to his office shouldn't try for it.
Those two gentlemen in the 9Th and
9Th wards are very friendly now, and
people are afraid they will kiss their
-whiskers off. Half OF goaree is already
gone. Friendship is better than war.
$: E. Belts has purchased II Rem
ington typewriter.
Ed. Rosnagel has sold bis farm at
Darling to john Vertin.
B. Burton has received from Wis.
consin two teams of.6ne:drivers.
A saloon will be opened in the bull
ding next to Cornwell's resta urant.
Several improvements are being
made on the Great Western interior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cannon enter.
tainpd at progressive inch Tuesday
. night. Excellent refreshments were
served.
B. n. Warren of Pittsburgh is ex.
pecJed here next week to confer with
Messrs. Williams and Lester OF the
new electric companies.
Miss Annie Denis was| Surprised by
a number OF young friends Tuesday
evening. Games3 gave"Gthe young
people pleasant employment.
Justice Collins got the tips OF the
first aud second fingers of his right
hand lacerated in q corn husker Mon
day afternoon. His glove caught in
the cogs, ~,.>
Wednesday was the twentieth an.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

Several improvements are being
made on the Great Western interior.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cannon enter
tainpd at progressive. cinch Tuesday
night. Excellent refreshments were
served.