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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-22

\ brzezu Bohela W Arabii i strzelaly
| do Mich. Potem udaty sic te okrety
do Hodeida. najbardziej ozywione-
go portu Yemenu, i zadafy odszko-
dowania. Porta przyrzekla tutejsze-
mu ambasadorowi wloskiemu, re
pociagnie winnych do odpowie-
dzialnosci. Konendant wloskich
kanonierek oswiadczyi, ze sam So
bic wymierzy sprawiedliwosc, jeze-
Ii rzad>turecki bedzie sic ociagaf.
PETERSBURG, " pazdziernika. -
Minister spraw wewnetrznych
Plehwe opracowai plan, ma mocy
kt6rego caty zarzqd municipality
miasta przejdzie pod kontrole rza-
du. Rad wkr6tce mianowac bedzie
wszystkich urzednik6w miejskich
i policyjnych; zarzadzac bedzie
takze fnansami miasta.
Oar utaskawit wszystkich stu.
dent6w skazauych "a urzadzanie W
Moskwie demonstracyi, ktore do.
prowadzily do rozruch6w.
MANILA, 22go pazdziernika. -
Obnizenie wartosci srebra koszto-
waio W ostatnich czasach Rad ma
wyspach okolo miliona dolarow W
ztocie, gdyz posiada on okolo 10
milion6w W got6wce. I'm bardziej
postepuje to obnizenie wartosci,
tenn wieksze beda straty. Dzis juz
"a 81 W zlocie piaci sic $40 W
srebrze. Liczono ma 10, re sksr-
bic bedzie nadwyaka, tymczasem
okazuje sic, re bedzie niedobor.
Wielu przemyslowc6w poniosto
straty take jak Rad setki firm
| juz rrowadzi interesa tylko no pod
stawie ziota.
Zdaje sic, re Filipinom grozi ME-
dostatek ryau. Zbi6r ryzu ma wy
spach byt szczuply, przywoz wy
daje sic maty. Cena ryzu szybko
idzie gore. Mozliwq jest rzecza,
ze rad bedzie musiai sic starac o
zywno5G dla luduo5ci.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, % pazdz.
- George W. Smith, agent gene
rainy Fidelity e. Casualty Co." z
New Yorku, otrzymat teiegrafcznq
wiadomosc ze Summit, S. D., re
bank tamtejszy costa! spladrowany
przez rozb6jnik6w, kt6rych zdo.
bycz wynosiIa $4,000 do $4,000.
Summit jest miasteczkiem matem,
liczacem $50 mieszkanc6w.
ROCHESTER. N. Y, % pazdz. =
Wczorai popoIudniu okolo godz. 2
wydarzyla sic W Baptist Hill, On
tario county, katastrofa, kt6rej Mkt
ME umie nalezycie okresliG. Jedni
m6wia, re bylo to trzesienie ziemi,
inni re wybuch wulkauiczny, inni
jeszcze, ze piorun jasnego nieba,
lub spadek meteoru.
Uslyszano strasgny Eoskot, zie-
mia eie wstrzesIa, popekaia, idomy
sic zachwiaty lub zapadly. DUO
os6b pablo ma ziemie, straciwszy
przytomnoSc; wzniosfa sic chmura
| pyfu zaciemnila horyzontn ma kilka
minut. G6wny tel miejscowosci
handel Williama H. Doyle, zostaf
| zupelnie zburzony. Ktos opowiada,
re nagle 2 jasnego nieba spadt
| piorun i W tejze chwili nastapifa
ciemnosc, da} sic uczuc zapach
siarki, w2ni6st sic tuman kurzu.
U ludzi, kt6rzy stracili przytom.
nose, widziano ma odziezy powypa.
lane dziury.
Powiadaja niekt6rzy, re obok
wioski musial spa6t wielki meteor,
W skutek czego nastapilo wstrza.
snienie ziemi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-22
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.

Chicago, 2z pazdziernika 1902.
Byfy wiceprezydent Izby posel-
skiej DR.. Kramarz, bedacy - lak
wiadomo - jednym kieruiacych
polityk6w obozu mtodoczeskiego,
ogtosit W angielskiem czasopismie
National Review" W osobneI
broszurze studyum polityczne, W
kt6rem wykszuie. re kwestya cze-
ska ME jest tylko lokalnq kwestya
austryacka, lecz ma bardzo douio-
sic znaczsnie dla catei Europy. a
zatem uwalana bye powinns jako
kwestys og6lno. europejska. Sta
uowisko TO zajmuje p. Kramarz ME
oil dziS, j " og6le ns punkcie oce-
mania kwestyi czeskiej popada on
W peWnego rOdEaju mamie Wielko-
sci, kt6ra wystepuJe / " tel jego
nslnowszei pabikacyi, niemniel
jednak warto zapozase sis q maj
nowszs praca puDiicystyczna wy
bitnsgo poiityka ezsskiego. zWtssz-
cza. ze Iozumowanie Iego CO do na-
stepstw. laSie musJaioby pOcia-
guac "a sobs zupsins zwyciestwo
zywiOiu niemieckiego " Austryi
Jest bar,izo zaJmuJlce. & poniekad
nswet przekouywujqce. Owoz O.
snowa tel broszury p. kramarza
jest taxa:
Zaraz ns wstepie zajmuje p.
Kramarz to stanowisko, zs Czesi
Austryi walczs nietylko wiasue
prawa, ale re spelniaja misye hi
storycznq So Ola dynastyi pam
stwa przedmurzem przeciw zale-
wowi germanskiemu.
Kwestya czeska vice - pisze p.
Kramarz ME jest przedmiotem
romantycznego sentymentalizmu,
ale kwestya bytu dla Austryi a
tenn samem ola Europy. Zwycie-
stwo Niemc6w W Austryi r6wnafo-
by sic zwyciestwu panstwa ME-
mieckiego W Europe. Dlatego
koniecznem jest, azeby rozpaczli-
wa walka Sfowian austryackich by
Ia swych celach W Europie male
zycie rozumiana.
Kwestya jezykowa W Czechach,
jako TAXA. pewno5cia ME zdofaia-
by zainteresowac Europy, ale jako
kwestya, rozstrzygajaca niemiec-
kim lub sfowianskim charakterze
Austryi, ma ons ogromne znacze-
ME. Me czeska mania wielkosci
poteguje znaczenie tel kwestyi, ale
samo geografczne pofozenie Czech
nadaje jej ogromna donioslosc,
kt6re pierwsi uznaja Niemcy. q
resarstwa niemieckiego sfyszymy
ciagle, re walka Niemcow austrya-
ckich uwazsna bye ma "a wake
germanizmu wogole. A jednak
Czesi ME walczq mic innego, jeno
r6wnouprawnienie ME przeciw
prawom niemieckim, ale przeciw
przywiIejom. Idzie i'm przede.
Wszystkiem zwalczenie fkcyi
Diemieckim charakterze Austryi, a
wiasnie dla utrzymania tel ikcyi
domagaja sic Niemcy uznania je-
zyka niemieckiego. Logika ME-
miecka potra6taby juz wysnuc
tego konsekwencye, jako to: przy-
musowa nauka jezyka niemieckie-
90, q wreszcie dowod, re niepo-
trzebnem jest istnienie dw6ch ME-
mieckich panstw obok siebie, to
Jest Niemiec i Austryi. Ma szcze.
Scie cele to niemieckie i dla innych
"a juz jasne.
Najtrudniej = zdaniem p. Kra.
MARIA przekonac o niebezpie-
czenstwie tych, ktorym ono mai.
bardziej grczi. Sfery decydujace
W Austryi ME chcq wierzy6, re je-
dynie twarda nieugietosc Czech6w
porecza przyszfoSc niezawisfoSc
monarchii. Biurokracys austryacka
niczego sic ME nauczyta mic ME
sspomniala. Autor wylicza szczs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-22

starac sic u legislatury o Wydanle
ustawy zabraniajacej masoletnim
pracowac dluzej niz s godzin ma
dobe, i t. p. W koncu odspiewano:
My Country, tits of thee" i odro-
czono sic posr6d okrzykow ma
czesc Mitchella.
WASHINGTON, 22go pazdziernika.
Prezydent Roosevelt zwofat posie-
dzenie konwencyi przez siebie wy
znaczonej ma piatek. Czlonkowie
jej zostali telegrafcznie uwiado-
mieni. zdaje sic, re komisya zbie-
RE sic W biurze komisarza piracy
Wrighta, zorganizuje sic odwie-
dzi prezydenta, kt6ry zapewne ola
jej instrukcye. zapewne pare tyl-
ko sesyj odbedzie sic W Wasyngto-
ME, wiecej W Wilkesbarre, W Phi
ladelphii i New Yorku. Skoro
wszyscy swiadkowie zostana prze-
sfuchani, kazdy cztonek komisyi o.
trzyma kopia protokoS6w do prze.
studyowania, poczem znowu zbiora
sic, zapewne Waszyngtonie i zfo.
"a rapport prezydentowi.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, % pazdzier.-
TAX tn, jak W cafym dystrykcie
pnnuje ogromna radosc powodu,
Re strajk sic skonczyf. Kiedy roze-
szla sic wies6 tenn W pofudnie,
ozwaly sic wszystkie dzwony pisz-
czalki parowych fabryk. Mieszkah-
cy gromadzili sic na ulicach win
szowali sobie wzajemnie, gornicy
przygotowali sie do rozpoc2ecia ro-
bot.
z New Yorku donoszQ, re cena
wegla twardego spadta tam Slo
Cd razu na Sl2, ale sami handlarze
ostrzegaja, by kupowano to tylko,
co niezbednie jest potrzebne, bo
wkr6tce cena wynosiG bedzie tylko
SS lub 81, Miekkie wegle sprzeda-
wano juz po 81 50. Kompanie kolejo
We przewozace wegiel powoiafy ma
powr6t do piracy swych klerk6w i
agent6w stacyjnycb, ktdrzy mieli
przympsowe wakacye powodu
strajku. Okolo 10000 osob W sku-
tex tego odzyska zatrudnienie.
BERLIN, 22go pazdziernika. =
w radzie pahstwa odbyfo sic npr6-
bne glosowanie" mad pewnym u.
stepem noweli taryfy, i rezultat
swiadczy, re rad dozna porazki.
GIosowano mad taryfq najniasza ma
pszenice zyto; podczas gdy no.
we'll rzqdowej podane byly cyfry
Sl.37 $l.25, -wiekszoscia glos6w
przyjeto podane przez centrum i
konserwatywnych cyfry $l,5O i
S1.37. Kanclerz pred gfosowaniem
oSwiadczyi stanowczo, re Rad alb
solutnie ME bedzie stanie przy-
! iqc takiej poprawki.
PARYz, 22-go pazdziernika. =
Pewien socyalistyczny posel inter.
pelowat Rad powodu strajku g6r-
nik6w. Krytykowaf Rad "a wysia,
ME wojska W okolice kopaln wega.
Inny posei rowniez ganit Rad "a
wspomaganie wojskiem wfaScicieli
kopaln. Dyskusya przerwano i od-
roczono do czwartku; zapewne
przyjdzie wtedy do rozpraw gora-
cych. z kopalh donosza 0 zwiek.
szaniu sic rozruch6w.
PARYz. 22go pazdziernika. =
Figaro" donosi, re We wtorek ra-
no zostat pochwycony jakis czto-
wick W chwili. gdy chciaf przelezc
przez mur patacu Elysee. Panuje
mniemanie, re zamierzaf on ukryc
sic we wnetrzu pafacu, azeby zna-
lezc sposobnosc do zamordowania
prezydenta Loubeta. znaleziono
przy MIN sztylet nabity revolver
Identyfkowano go jako anarchiste
juz trzy razy karanego "a fabryko~
wanie maszyn piekielnych. Policya
ME chce podac jego nazwiska.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, % pazdzier.-
Wojska tureckie napotykaja do
linie Kresna ma silny op6r Znacz-
ny oddziat Bulgarow oszahcowaf
sic ME dopuszcza Turkow do po-
etanowania nanrz6d Woiska I'm.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
EXECUTION SALE.

Notice is hereby given tina by virtue OF
a certain writ of execution to me directed
and delivered and EUW in my handS un-
satisfied. ssued out of and under the sea-
Of the district court, of Morrison county,
Minnesota, on September 2'ta' lSuz; peenx
rendered and docketed in said court on
August 10th, 1893, against Susie Trettle, as
guar liam of J. j. Trettel, and in favor OF
Stephen {. Vas.ly, for the sum OF sixty
eight and 5-1o0 dollars, damages. costs and
Ihave this day levied upon all the right,
title and interest, both in law and equity,
of said defendant. Susie Trettel, as. guar
dian of J. J. Trettel, existing at said date
of docketing of said asd zen and at
in said defendant. susie Trettle as qua.
dian of J. J. Trettel: in the real estate here
after described, situated in Morrison
county, Minnesota. and I shall on Satur-
day, the ed day Of November, 1902. at the
front door of the. court house. of said
county, in Little Falls. Minnesota, offer
for sale and sell at public vendue to the
highest bidder therefor for cash. the sai0
property SO levied. or SO much thereof as
and all interest and accrued and accruing
costs and costs of advertising and making
said sale.
Said real estate is described as follows,
to-wit:
The south half of northeast quarter lsh
one hundred thirty:one Q3lO ranxe thirty
G0) as shown by the recorded plats of
Morrison county, of record in the Office OF
register of deeds of said county of Morri.
son.
Dated this oct e. s. 1Sth; 1Sf2i
Sheriff of Morrison County
BY F. N. Ferrell, his Deputy
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
Skim Milk, for Fish.

The proprietor of q creamery in
Kansas has a fish pond rear his cream
cry and he has noticed that the fish
seem to be very fond Of curd. He, there
fore, inquiries, whether it would be
more profitable to feed this curd to
fish, which r worth 10 cents per
pound, or to feed it to calves and pigs.
We are not aware of any specific ex-
periments having been made to- deter
mine this question, but as an original
proposition, we should be inclined to
the opinion that the curd could not
be put to any more profitable s than
feeding it to the fish. OF course,
there should be some care exercised
and a very close watch kept to ascer.
tain whether this could be used as q
sole diet, or whether the health of the
fish demanded something in addition.
There is n reason to suppose that the
curd would give any unpleasant re.
suits in the matter Of flavor or tex
ture. We car readily understand, how.
ever, that it should never be fed in
greater amounts than the fish would
consume readily, as otherwise the sur.
plus or refuse might decay and render
the water unhealthy.-hoara's Dairy.
al
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
WEST RIPLEY

Nov. IL. w. Johns and W..Cook
hauled rock the first OF the week for the
new chu'c'', at Fort Ripley:
Robert Tedford had the misfortune ia
loee one OF b Q horses last week.
Charley Daveau has moved his family
to their for mer home in Bra,uerd.
Farmers in this section of country arr
busy picking corn just at present.
Sam Cromie OF Caes Lake war a caller
at Robert Tedford's Saturday;
+ Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Clark drove. ~
Little Falls Saturday.
Charley Brooks visited at Wesley
Cocks the frat, of,the week. lie, ~..
Robert Tedto:d wvs al business visitor
at7 LittlssFa.h Monday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs: Ambre sc Rolf and family
Of Cough visited at Robert I. dford;e
Sunday. *S ~ '7.'
". A. Clark Went to Little Falls Tueu
day.
Marx Trask bought a steer of W. A.
Clark Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
lEDOUx.

Nov. 17-Marr,ed. Nov IL, Mr.. H. NJ.
kinney OF this place and Miss Stella
Davies OF Elm Dale, by Juetice Sheldon.
Mr.. Kinney is one Of our energetic and
Industrious young men. Mr. Kinney has
decided after u brief wedding tour, to
settle down. on the old KiDDy homestead
in the town of Swanville. for the present.
Mr.. and Mre. Kinney have a large circle
Of friends here that wish them all happi-
ness and prosperity on the sea of life.
Gus Pierzip>ki visited ut Joe Vich-
orsk's on Monday. Gusts visit there: wan
to point out a spot where Joe is to dir
his well. Heln:orms Us that he possesses
some unknown power az to how many
ttc down, a: man:will have to- digit to lind
Water He tried several ;piacsas on tho
farm and at last decided on a. spot . few
feet from & the kitchen door, where, the
well i to be 20 feet deep with a good
supplyofwate Gus has a peculiar lw,ayof
finding water; and parties wishing to
dig shallow wells had better call on him
az. the fees for such Information ars ,yery
email.
n Viehorek hired . crew Of boys for
huekiEg corn: In, spite Of the cold
weather the boys are il the corn feid all
dsy. %Later-We learn'Nartin has some
thing very: attractive; in the; aesd to
~h'eah2 s t'y pay much Of their atteation.
4Es.: Nl1cks. zzientek and little son ,are
vislting :! relatives in the southern part Of
The itata. ~ 7~s' - 4:~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
Beware Of Poor cottonseed Msa

Beware Of Poor cottonssed Meal.
OF late the practice-~has become
common of grinding the 'cottonseed
hulls with the meal. and: making a; very
inferior product to be; sold 1T a: little
lower price than prime meal; says q
bulletin OF the Missouri State Board Of
Agriculture. If the meal has any
ground hulis or black specks in it, or
If it is offered at less than $25 or $26
laid down at your station. in car lots
this year it may be taken for granted
that it is not prime meal and that it is
either adulterated or stale. A sample
recently sent to the station for exam
nation by a feeder In southern Mis-
souri, showed on analysis to be nearly
one-half hulls and to have q value Of
about SIG per ton on the basis Of $25
for prime meal. Good meal has a
bright yellow color, free from black
specks or cotton fiber; a fresh clean
smell and a pleasant taste. II in
clined to be lumpy or if it shows any
evidence of having started to mold or
Is dark in color, reject it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
A Cellar.

From Farmers Review: Last fan
had a cellar made that pleases us
greatly. Its new feature is in the
benches Of earth left on either side
and in~one' end; these" benches~are:23h
feet high from the cellar floor, this
floor being q walk or room surrounded
by these earth benches; The entire in.
side vi >cemented, of course, and as
the earth benches; kept from moving
a lot of dirt and because IL there had
been no earth benches left we would
have placed wooden ones inside we
like it greatly. Much nicer: to place
jars, boxes Or can on these benches
than to place them on the floor; saves
STOPPING that all mothers will ap.
preciate: Over n bench we made
wood shelves to hold the cans Of fruit;
one al put quantities Of cellar stuff
in a small cellar if arranged in this
way; one t.Sat once has a convenient
cellar will eve do without one again
unless compelled to. Ours is &C.
mented directly on the earth as is also
our cistern.-Emna Clearwaters.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
sTRl<. IN JAPANESE SCHOOL.
Students Demand the Dismissal OF
the Entire Faculty,

Students Demand the Dismissal Of
the Entire Faculty.
We had to report recently a strike
on the part of the students of the
Mlye Middle School, writes the
Japanese Mail. On that occasion the
fault seemed to be largely on the
side Of the faculty of the school and
the governor of the prefecture. News
now comes of a strike at the Middle
School of Oita, in which the stu
dents appear to be chiefly to blame.
The account given in Tokyo journals
Is that the elder students, angered
by some severe structures passed by
MI. Tiki, n of the teachers, against
an increasing habit of imbibing sake,
demanded his >remoy... Apparently
the principal yielaea so far as to sus.
pend Mr.. Tiki, bit, {. lAe s4i1e time,
be rustfcated some of the students.
This led to a. renewal and stronger
demonstration:* on the latter's part.
They drew up a document arraign.
ing the principal and the teachers on.
various counts and demanding the
dismissal of the whole faculty. .Thir-
teen Of them were now4expelled, with.
the result that meetings began to be
held outside the school for the pur-
pose of planning a general strike.
The trouble is not over OF course
this version comes from the side Of
the teachers. : -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
WEST BELLEVUE.

Nov. lion account OF the disagree
able weather last week many farmers
will be unable TO finish their fail work.
1sido'e Jendro, who has been working
Tor +. Nage], visited home Sunday
Mr>and' Mrs. Vim. Christie OF Rice
visited friends here Sunday. ::
Mics May and Lena Kedrowek, went
to St. Paul last. week.
The young folks who atteud.d the
danes at Rice Friday report a good
time. I I:
VIM. Christie Eard. cousin went to
Wright Monday on a deer huntipx .trip.
Geo. t*hapman::has built an addition
to his house. 49,
Mra. Herman Buere:intends to 20 to
st. Paul next week to visit relatives
Wolves are becoming quite numerous
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
GILBERT,

9 q party at Lars
o'son's Sunday. AaDe time reported.
august and Albert johnson wen,
Little Falls callers Saturday. Its
Elmer Swanson Of Hibbin&q is ..vi.itipx
friends here. j.c
August johnson has purchaeed q nev
.r~ .r. ~-~4=~~-.~.. . -: c--
o'e OIson will leave for Hackensack.
where he" will. work in the woods thin
coming winter. -
August johnson has purchased q fine
bull from Isaac Isaacson.
The dance at August Berglund's Fri,
day night vas a grand success,
Tom Minehan left for the woods Fri
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
Large Versus Small Pastures.

large versus small FaSture6.
Prot. W. A. Henry: The subject of
large or small pastures is frequently
discussed. The majority of expert
enced American feeders favor a single
large range rather than numerous
small pastures. Grasses, both in va
riety and quality, are never quite the
same over the whole of a large pas
ture, and cattle soon detect the slight
differences, and satisfy their desire
for variety by ranging from one spot
to another. In large pastures the hab-
it's OF the animals become regular, and
it is interesting to study their move.
ments. The herd will be found in the
morning on one side of the valley,
feeding on the more abundant vegeta-
ton. Later, a the suns heat increas-
es they appear on. the hillside, where
there is a movement of air and where
the grasses are shorter, but more nu-
tritious. At noon they r to be seen
resting in the shade at still another
point. This regularity in grazing Ger.
tainly conduces to comfort and quiet
and is of importance to profitable re.
turns. Where the pastures are cut up
into several lots, the fresh bite Of
rank heritage which comes with each
change leads to~irregularity and un'
rest, thus reducing the gains.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
German Criminal Catcher.

German. Criminal Catcher.
Herr Eugen Fass has hit upon an
elaborate method of alarming the
inhabitants of a town whenever any
great crime has been committed, in
order to prevent the escape of the
criminal. His idea is to erect in all
the most public parts of the town
booths containing a table, writing
materials, telephone and electric
bells, and in front a large board
for the display of the notices.. AS
soon as a crime is committed q bell
is set ringing, which. calls the near
est policeman, who is informed. tele.
phonically Of the details, and these
he promptly writes down and places
them on the display board, so that he
who runs may read. Thus, within: a
few minutes of the preparation of
a crime, q public hue and cry is
raised, which it is hoped mai end
speedily in the capture of the Grim.
inal. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
Wells as Creamery Catch Basins.

Wells as Creamery Catch Basins.
Every once in a while a creamery
company sinks a tubular we'll to carry
off the waste water, but in no case so
far as we have heard has such q we'll
given satisfaction, and in most cases
the waste water contaminated the
water in the well used for the cream.
cry, and in two caused serious
trouble, says the Dairy Record. One
creamery, after running the waste
water in such q well some distance
from; the creamery was compelled to
draw water from a neighbor for two
months, and the pump in the cream.
cry was kept going day and might dur:
ing that time before the water could
be: used 4 again. Their experiment
should suffice for others, but still 9th.
ers try, the scheme. usually to
their sorrow.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-21
MORTGAGES SALE

Default having been made III the pay.
forty dollars ssS which is claimed to be due
mortgage executed: by Mary Gross and
April, AID 1900 with a power Of sale therein
contained, duly recorded in the office of the
Morrison. state Of M%innesota,. on the 10Th
day of April, A. D. 1890 att o'clock p. m. in
volume yeis 6of Mortgages on page l2S; WHICH
thereby secured was by the said Don r.
Davidson by A. X. Davidson his attorney
in fact duly sold and assigned to H. A..
The 26th day Of May, A. b. 1870 and duly re.
corded in The Office of the Register of
Deeds Of SAIL liz Morrison COUNTY on the 18th
of Mortgages IN page 1854 and which said
mortgage. together with the debt thereby
secured, Tas duly sold and assigned by
Mriting dated the $st d. daS " OF Nay, 4. B. B.
r.: nae a u Be ssfst Of sa ID t aerr Gs5Ge c OF ahs
O'clock a, m. in book Of assig mn nj 'e Of
proceeding, at law or otherwise, having
been instituted to recover the deb Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part there
Now tn ~erefore, Notice is hereby given,
that by virtue, OF the power of sale con-
tanned in Sal; mortgage and pursuant to
IAC statute III Su\A case 1I1duc d1u pIOVl-
ded the said mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale of the premises described in and
conveyed by said mortgage to wit: Lots
numbered seven and eight e and y Block
the Village (now City, OF Little Falls
Minnesora, according to the plat thereof
cord in the Office of the Register of Deeds
in and for the said county, with all the
hereditaments and appurtenances, which
sale will be made by the Sheriff OF said
Morrison county, at the north front door
Falls in said county and state on the 5th
day of December. A. D.. 1902 at ten o'clock
a: M. of that day, at public vendue, to
the highest bidder for cash to pay said
debt and interest and seventy.fve dollars:
attorneys tees as stipulated in and by
the disbursements allowed by law, sub
ject to redemption at any time within one
year from the day of this sale, as provided
by law. -. :,
r. c. PARTINGTON ="
EDWARD WEBER
A~ssignees OF Mortgage
E. r. ADAMS,
Attorney of Assignees of Mortgage cd Il.
Dated October 2st 1902.