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Diamonds and Watches, small weekly. monthly
payments lowest prices; goods guaranteed; de.
Iivcred ga first payment; business confidential:
cali OF write. J. DKJ RkER. IZGI. corner Pa,
ave and 18th ST., upstairs Late with Castel-
heTg's. au5-2G
TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and TnaInsprinEs,
SOC. BROWNE 904 ST nv uoI-tf
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WANTED-To mako stylish ragIsns for 3. fully
trimmed fouIards 50; wash suits $50; shirt
waists soc. III 81. NV q
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WANTED-BOARDERs.

SUMNER BOARDERS WANTED-New county
home, on the Potomac; fine sir water bathing,
Grabbing. fishing, sailing, hne artesian water.
COED country beard s. peg week - g also have
few more cottages 10 rens, s. PEI month.
address s E RED&AN, Vivian P O.. King
George Co.. Va. Iya5So-auz.6.5,l5
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SIZE half page bird's-eye view in SUNDAYS Post
Columbia Heights. Mount Pleasant, HD.mead
Manor, Ner-h Columbia Heights 18th ST. ex-
tension and lltH and 18th 81. car line cxtcn-
sion.
Drop postal. telephone or call for new IG-9age
Illustrated booklet, plat, etc, o. North Co.um-
aia Heights. showing hov TO be yvur 0Rn land
lord with 500 casf and $50 monthly
FULTON r. GORDON.
5os 18th ST. NV
e9-z Telephone Main 58s-M
FOR SALE-Ur rent contents Of bakery. wagon.
harness and route; guaranteed. Us 18th 81. NV
eo-2
WANTED-A set Of United states Supreme
Court reports; lSo Maryland State reports: for
cash Address Bon 246, this o!fee. 81
FOR sALE-Grocery. cigar and confectionery
store. excellent opportunity, viii De sold at
bargain ALBERT sII.LERS, zes Ia. e9-3
FOR sALE-stora and dwelling. stock and tx
sSreS: wilI sell cheap. Address Box 253. this
Office esq
FOR SALE Cheap; Old established c5niection-
cry and ice cream manufactUry las machinery
;or making ice cream with large cellar bake
house. brick oven and stable Tor horses and
wagons; dwelling Tor sale or reHe- Address
Bon Pol TINS Office cas-
WANTED-To make liberal proposition to
any church that is IN need 81 500 or - go
Liils III = Il
PARTNER WITH 81 1000 10 JOIN me IN furni-
rurc business; show big profits; ready Is
tabiisaed- address Bon 25I. this Office. m9-5
WANTED-YCl lng single man as partner: LITTLE
tapiJEl win secure interest and position IN
paving business. address Bon 25S this Office
u.s-5
I1O-GAILON MILK ROUTE. uith four horses
and wagons, business clearing Sl$j month; i'll
IT, NEW YORK BUSINESS BRURERS,
on - mss
GROCERY: daily sales. s5e- price. $50; bar
gain. NEN YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Oh
50. m9-5
CIGAR STORE at sacrifice if sold at once;
good stand. MEN YORK BUSINESS BR0K-
Frs, Oh + ST. mss
GENTLEMAN taddres, excellent. ability ex-
ccutivcl would invest - go ia business carry
ing position. address with particulars. bon
2Zs. this Office es3
FOR sALE-Fine cigar store, cheap If sold at
once. owner has other business; price, only
500. Address Bon %. this Office ms3
FOR RENT-To i-st-cIass caterer. in frst-elass
locality Northwest, furnished large diuin: room
and kitchen; HoJrdrr~ Ju the amount OF SO per
month Address Bon l56, This ofice- atIs-3
FOR SALE-Two fine Showcases and stands.
cheap. 2I5 C,h ST MS m5-3
PAYING LJNCHRoolls and grocery stores.
DUNLAP. 900 81. m7-3
BEST PAYING cigar store in city: only 81. 900.
DUNLAP 600 F ST. m5-S
ICE CREAM and confectionery: splendid loca-
FOR SALE Bicycle store. si75. bargain.
2s24 Pennsylvania ave NV mig
FOR sALE-s4Ioon. sI,so5- Address Bon 200
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE niHcumbered lots on y St
eSteuded sN.; light, water and sewer; for
equity IN improved property BON ZR this
Office. E9g
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WANTED-sToREs.

WANTED-To Tent store IN location suitable
for teas. cofTees OF cIgars OF VIII buy working
interest il legitimate Business BOX 252, this
Office 81
,1.l,st be 4 bargain address BUK Do tb;s
af8ce. mss
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON D. c.. POSTOFFTCE NOTICE
Should be read daily. IS changes may Occur
az any time.
Of sailing daily, and the schedule O. ciosiH-sz
IS arranged on the presumption OF their M
interrupted overland transit. For the weeb
ending August Q, 1902. the last couuectin-
closes WiIl be made from the MAIN OFFICE
as follows.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-To make stylish ragIans for s., fully
trimmed fouIards s.; wash suits $50; shirt
waists 50c- IN 81. NV q
WANTED-FurnitUre and carpets Of every de-
scriptiOa; contents Of houses, etc; highest cash
prices paid Drop postal and viii cali AZ once
S. " AUGESSTEIN. 40 10th 81. nv. jyS-ti
WANTED-A blaclsmith's portable forge; must
he cheap for cash. Bon -, thts otiice- es-S
WANTED-Oak bureau. sash stand and dining
chairs; cheap. address BOX zl2. this Office
ei-5
CIT that bicycle ont q the cell and get
good money so- 8, DIMAiECk, -yh and X. J.
ave NV eI-s
WANTED-Fssr1itara AID carpets. buying CON
tents q houses speciality highest sp7l casa
prices paid Drop postal 70 p SELINGER,
81 sth = w. prompt attention m'-aJ
WaNTED-To buy Loo liz king and green
gTas, snakes, also white mice rats. small JHT-
tIcs and bonner pigeons. SCHMiD'S BIRD
STORE, IL 18th r. nw- m7-I0
WANTED-F8Fn.ture and carpets buying con
tents q houses speciality highest spot cash
prices paid drop postal 10 a q. LEVY 1908
81 BN.; prompt attentloa Ea1-3
SPECIAL CCT-RATE oFFER-Prinfiug loo
bgssHe-s cards, sl-59i feE days only HAYS
SIS j. ST. m -Ht-o
WANTEi5-Pauu tickets far ds4maHdz; cash
paid for Old gold. silver, coins s-e. ABRA-
HANS. se5 9tl ST. aul-ti
WANTED-HI casI price paid for ladies'
and gentlemen . cast-0l clothing Address pos
ta. srd : aid cal. 3. TAkSHES. l5Qs eth s.
NV eI-so
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Cent's Columbia. guaranteed. s..
sddrc-s BOX zIe -Ais of5ca. mss
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STORAGE

Why PAl 3 . fcT storage NbH wC store for
F5eg UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY,
40 11tA g. NV ms
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InZton 60 q M B.52 = H. 40 a. m, ga
a. NJ, 200 p. m. 5.lj p n. a1d $50 p z
daily- Local trains from lIarrisozburg, Il-55 .
III. week days ard $50 D n daily FFof
Charlottesville, SIS 4. Il. ard $50 .. H. d2i!s
Tickets. sleeping car Teszrvations, and de
tailed information can be had at ticket ot5ices
7O5 18th St 81 Pennsyiyania Ave, and Penn
sylvania station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone, 3Iain Ii4I. P r r. Cab Service
c. II. ACEERT General Manager.
: Il. EARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent
/ : Brown Gera-a- -o7r
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENF-At Laugdon, y. g., one car fare.
Groom cottage. HeHly papsTed. heated hy lar
Haga. water in Kitchen Shaded Ly old oak
trees. aae fruit garden. inquire Of A-s.
Marsh. eI
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WAREHOUSES;.

WILL PAY 200 cash for six or seven room
brick, northwest; modern Improvements. Ad-
dress BOX 2ZI- this Office mS-S
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
WANTED-RooMs.

WANTED comfortable room furnished in
southwest by an elderly gentleman; permanent;
state price etc BOX 30 this Office eg-3
WANTED-By in family, > OF unfinished
FUcTgs, - % 81 floor with heat, for light house
keeping: central; must be reasonable. bon
Pa. this Office 81
WANTED-Tvgo OF three UNFINISHED rooms for
housekeeping cheap bon 226, this Office u
WANTED-By gsn-t man, furnished room; north
Of t. st. ne Adj-=ss BOX z35, this Office nj
y ANTE5-Tvo unfinished rooms: light house
keeping; en- reasonable address BOX 2lg,
TINS Office. IaS-S
WANTED-To rent room FOR paint shop; be
tween eth and 18th, B and Z sts. address
BOX 217, this Office mss
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OCEAE STEAMSHIPS.
Al.ERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW REPRESENTATIONS
=. Paul. Augi5 Iga-Iil. ,Iplla. Aug = liam
~ loyas A1il.2 team faul-~ept-3, las-Tl-
RED STAR LINE.
NEW R-ASTwERP-PARIS-
NaderiaDd- Aug 1o,noeU Ireland. Arg 20, noon
hTIUniaUd. aug. y noon risziaud. sept 6.nOCu
INTERNATIONAL NAVTGATlU$ CO8IPANH-
COATANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 F 81
n w or Gee V Moss l4li - y .
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FOR RENT-FURNIsrED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-RooHls on second floor win bath,
Gas, near Government Printing Office; sgitab.e
for gentleman l6i ST. NV cg5
FOR FFNT-Cre nicely furnished hall room
-ts 9Th ST. eY-5
FOR RENT-Furai-acd rooms. 3d foor front.
lar-e- cool ea4 II ST. uy. eg-3
FOR RENT-Furuishej rooms. = and SO: con
ycueHCe fer housekeeping 80 = ST. ny. eo-2
FOR EENT-ad Hoor front haH room with
porch. 5i5 l-tH 81. uv. e9-3
FOR RENT-Iur large unfinished front room.
southern exposure. also one furnished front,
southern exposure. for 5yo gentlemen; oppo-it=
Government Printing Office o. II ST. NV
-s.-S
% gentlemen SO; two other choice rooms, also
kitchen and dining room 40 reasonable figure
ug2
FOR RENT-PIeasaut room. centrally located.
20 lady Address BON $50, ;his office. n9-2
80 18TH ST. NW.-Tarze. cool. clean single
ana double rooms. modern improvements: two
. UniuEHlsHed, win &r-J-c.aSs board if desired.
sIo-Furuishcd complete, light housekeeping.
tWc snail rooms. third aoor; screens. rafr.a-
er7Eor. cooking Eas included - h s.. ne ma-5
FOR RENT-Sprerai large rooms: light house
keeping OF With board. lz25 10Th ST.
FOR RENT-Furn-shcd rooms 81 per month;
gentlemen 81. 81 81 NV es-3
, FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 2I2G Pa ave.
cs-3
FOR BENT-Far7isIed. large aud small rooms
II Grant place mss
/ FOR RENT-III5 ST. NV Delightfully."- cool.
large handsome second story front room; OPP
Z FGsite 7dTs: rras5 unable: enc other room. mss
& FOR EENT-PsrIo7. including piano, 10 lady
music teacher reasonable I-I5 [ 81. nv.
l2I-3
pNDTnkT,C
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FOR RENT-FURNIsBED OR UE-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR EENT-Furui-hed or unfinished rooms.
Gail after >. 5ij ID ST. nv fsu-2
FOR RENT-Three or four rooms. second aoor:
all modern improvements Is D st. So ma.
FOR RENT Two o- three rooms. ID floor .or
housekeeping. partly furnished or unfinished.
40 81 NV els
FOR REM Furnished or unfurnisbed rooms.
2l4 Delaware aTg. nc. m7-3
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TRAINs oN ELrEMoyr RRAycH.

Leave Washington, week ,sys. $40 a N.
100 p m, ss35 .. m. 4-iy P NJ and e.
.. NJ Latter 10 Lees61rg only SUNDAYS only
9.Gl AID s.Io a. H., and 6-s5 D. n. u
Blge1ont-
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED--A -irl tor general hou-eworL>- with
reference Apply 1922 Ilrh 81 NV. 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMkLE.

WANTED-By young lady typevTiting. copying
addressing, folding or filing best Of references
Is 20 ability. etc. Bon DAB. this Office 81
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-DeSirable 7-room house. 6alb ifh
- oppo~ Pension Office; also so Sd 81. nv.
Keys bf4 Sd ST. nv. eg-s
FOR RENT-sH 2d st. Sc, six-room brick:
overioobs Glraeld Park; perfect condition
throughout; >1oc1- GEO. r. HILL. Gl5 IAN 81.
NV mrs
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WANTED experienced miIiincr. Address BOX
~ this Office 81
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1EANTED--WUman for general hOu@eUCTE-
small tIIuIly; references required Apply 1888
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WANTED laundry women. SO: fare paid
bcTh ways, BURGESS HOTEL AGENEf- SIS
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WANTED-By euIored woman. work 10 take
home or 90 out by the day or week Call OF
address sos 81 nw. q
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-10
81 ~ I ;s 5
RANDALL

Ian. Mise Mary Kennedy has soS
far. covered as to Be able TO be npx
again. T
III Chas. Emo is the busiest man Ia town
since he got into his new location. He
has to WORK almost night and day to
keep up. and we're it ot.that he is re-
'igiously inclined. would work on Sum
day. ..: III I'll &
A. Y. Mccarthy coDtemplates having
several hundred cords Of wood cut this
winter, perhaps up to the 1000 mark.
But the loss Of the sleighing just now
may spoil his calculations, as there Is
very bad wagon road to his farm, and
hauling would be slowl. But Mac is
hustler and if he goes otter wood he n i'll
get get it he here some way, if he has to foa t
itsdoWn the Little Elk.
Talk about your heavy hogsl They
are not5in it with a veal calf that was
butchered here in town a few days ago.
It dressed 260 lbs, and the hide weighed
so lbs. net.
Huff, the Little Elk is not dry vet, and
We don't have to swim in grease. be-
lieve we have handled as many heavy
hogs ae aLy other town of our calibre.
and. no thank you, we don't want them
ALL 49,
I The deal between Fred Case and A.
Munson failed to material,ze, and so
Mr.. Gaze is with us yet, and everybody
wishes hemay remain. ~
Our hardware merchant did business
in the hub Monday. 49,. ....
John Drittbaugh is around again. just
as spry as cricket, without having to
suffer the loss OF any of his toes.
James and Nellie Sullivan, and Chas.
and Mamie Tracy, OF Parker, spent Sun
day with friends in Randall. -.
That OK team man in Parker is feeling
very sore-since disappointments have
occurred in section thirty-four: He says
he's not so much to blame, although he
does feel pore, for the OK yoke and the
bumper was all right the day before
but some boys put up a job, OH that
memorable day and took a trace from
off the yoke. and wheel from off the
sleigh. But the next time there's a
dance on deck, he swears he won't be
beat, for he'll put her on the ox:s back,
with straps for her feet.
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EAST DARLING.

Jan. 6.-t;i;.s. Carlson has gone to the
woods aud Peter Olson. OF West BAR
! ling, TIA kt.~ :Are OF his team.
T.,o gentlemen from Cherry Valley,
H., have been here, and looked owe: the
c'.un,iy to see what the business pros
poets were, They Went to Randall ana
perhaps to Stnp e5 also. They Will re-
turn here asali, aud we hope they will
decide to come here.
Oscar Anderson and Gust Anderson,
of East Darling. have bought hay
press. Hope this will help the farmers
20 get better prices for their hay. Many
have sold horses and cows, SO not much
hay is needed.
Victor Erickson, Fred Nelson, Mrs.
Jennie Nelson and Mrs. c. Peterson,
were III Little Falls Saturday.
MISS Selma johnson has gone to Min
neapoIis.
ia. schelin went to the Falls Mon
day last week. He got his hand hurt
while fixing a pump for his we'll.
Many people from here attended the
services in Pike Creek Sunday.
Randall ought to help s. c. Bailey on
his big rat killing Job. Ii he doesn't get
enough, we have uleuty here, since Rock
dale's old cat committed suicide by
drowning ina Welt. r.%
Jan. 1.-THE report at the annual
meeting OF the Swedish lutheran church
showed that many new members were
taken in the congreg atiou during the
year. Several i'm provelnents will be
made in the future. NJ 81
Still more improvements SHOULD be
made on the county road.
The Randall people would IKE to see
that y fence at the Swedish cemetery
moved out Of the county road.
Isgentleman No. l married yet, or
does he still haul to Little Falls.
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WEST RIPLEY

Dec. 3O.-Mrs. Robert Tsdford has
been very sick, but at last reports was
improving.
Mrs. A. Rolf rode to Little Falls with
s. Schamp to visit a dentist. She has
suffered from an ulcera ted tooth for the
past two weeks.
The S. s. Xmas tree was we'll attended
and a pleasant time enjoyed by all.
Many handsome presents were displayed
upon the tree.
Jan. 6-Mr. Johns has a very sick
horse. 1t is thought the animal may
recover, however.
Mr., and Mrs. Wesley Cook, W. A.
Clark aud Mrs. Cutler, visited the coun.
ty seat Saturday. 49,.
f.. Misses Mabel and Beth Cook and Sissy
Adams and Carlton Cook visited at w.
W. Cooks Monday.
Mrs. TedforG is again able to be out
W. E. Clark came home from camp to
spend New Years day.
W. A. Clark and family and Mrs.. Cut
Ter and daughter went to Little Falls
New Years day.. ...@>..... -
Robert Tedford is spending much OF
his time at camp.
W. W, Cook went to I.enOx Friday.
The school in district A, which was
to have opened Monday after few
weeks vacation, will not begin at once,
owing to the sickness OF the teacher at
her home in Minneapolis.
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LINCOLN.

Jan. 5,-Miss Norris arrived here Sat
urday night from Motley, where she has
been visiting. School commenced Mon
day after a vaca tiou or two weeks. st.
Geo. Trafton came up from Cushing
Sunday where he has been spending his
vacation -
L. J. Fickit and s. L. Staples were
Little Falls visitors Saturday. =Sa-
: There Was \ dance at Randall's Fri
day Ii ..ht. Everyone reports a good
time ~
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GREEN PRAIRIE.

Jan. 6.-Mr. and Mrs. S. Henderson,
Andrew HIGHLAND. Mr.. Peters, and Sam.
uel Hammerbeck, took corn to the city
Monday.
Mr.. Swindell and son, Cbas. and Gus
Anderson, and R. Neill we're at the Falls
| Monday.
Three OF A. K. Halls teams were up
from Little Falls this week after wood.
| Mr.. Sarget is ill this week.
an officer was up from Little Falls
after some OF the Hammerbeck family,
it having been reported by some neigh.
bors that there had been some fighting.
The whole family was down to the
Falls Tuesday. The justice, it is re-
ported, was very hard on the Oldest son.
Lots OF wood being hauled.
| NJ. Schlax took two pigs to the Falls
Saturday.
H.. Ged ney and Ed Cannon took
wood to town Saturday.
Mr., Sarget bought a COW from Mrs
Swanson. -.
Mrs. Swanson sold horse and set OF
harness for $40. b
Mrs. Norby took eggs and butter to
town Friday. s<.
John Widin is il the woods this week
making sleds and hunks in a camp.
| Andrew Peterson aud Reuben An der
son traded horses at the city Saturday.
a. Anderson took corn to the city
Tuesday, and traded wagon boxes. ~
Mr.. Edden and son went to town Mon.
day. va. s {: ..s. n ri <. .a @
Henry Wittwcr was at the county
seat Monday. &..f
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CREEK /

fS5 an. ..' hat little snow we had
melted away Sunday and Monday.
The supervisors Of the town Of Pike
Creek met at the town hall Saturday,
Jan. Il H. ..3 55.s ssS 1: rs
We,came across asladyf the other day
who was much surprised that the Ger
man language could be understood over
the telephone. \ 55Es nj y
Percy Jones of Mile Laos is visiting
with his brother +. N. Jones. & Hi 4
Cleveland was in our town Tuesday.
: The days are growing longer again at
the rate oftwenty seconds daily. 81. II.
Paul Richter gave q very enjoyable
party to number Of friends Monday,
it being bis birthday, rs s..x
What Is the value of an acre: of land
which will produce SO bushels 81 corn,
worth $25, and ION and q half CORE
stalks, worth So, at an expense for labor
OF only 81? But such land will not do
this every year, and not every year is
corn SO high, says one. True, the field
should have the benefit Of q crop rota-
ton, Tut the so bushels should be OBJ
tanned each year that it is in corn and
the SO cents per bushel may be obtained
almost any year by properly converting
the crop into some animal food product.
j. Baletzski and J. Wslkowiak were
at Ledoux Monday.
Anton Weber and daughter Mrs. F
Jones visited at the home of Mr.. and
0: L. Wahl Monday.
Uncle Jasiah Page was in Little Falls
Saturday Uncle we aresglad to see you
look so we'll.
Frirnds gathered at the home of
Domlnick Olek Sunday, A good time is
the report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones we're in Swan
River Sunday. ..
"He]lo Bryan! when did you get back?
Anton Weber and son Arthur we're at
the Falls Saturday.
Mrs. j. Posch visited in Ledoux Sun
day.
The engagement OF Miss Martha DIX
to Frank Cie.ninski is announced.
Nj. and Mrs. J. Kunza, ofSwan River,
were in our town Saturday..
Herman Wieland was in Little Falls
on business Saturday.
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'I.O'|iPiIll)|.ll|.f:.,..''

-. ohm Pohalla, Peter Lam
bert, Frank Mangle anl. j ohn Marsolek.
Iof North Prairie, we're Opole callers last
Sunday afternoon. .5s: .55. /! . #9s=5
" Miss Rose Themes 81 BraiDerd was the
guestsof the Ross folks for the past week
James Ross, who for the past six
months was working at Gravelvllle,
came down Saturday for q brief visit
with his parents. .z >}:. y t.. ia &
IA number Of young folks of this y;cin-
1lty' attended the ball. given at Ricee
New Years night. v.
Dr.. Joe Rajah Of North Prairie was a
professional visitor at Opole today. IT
is rumored he soon locate here, occupy.
ling the basement >of Chirhart's new
store. :>.ss Il ...,:.-:5 " a. : W.
Peter Schroeder, who il working in St,
Cloud. came up New Years to visit old
friends. IS. A. =. E+E 49, =
W. Milbery, W. H. Galley, L. J. Las
SOW, Paul Rhoda, and Mayor George E.
Wilson, all Of Royalton, passed through
here today on fishing excursion to
Pelican lake.
Conductor John KukIok came home
one day last week for short stay with
Lis folks. =
L. louis Chirhart, Frank Zwak and q
few Others. comprised a hunting party
last week. We are told that the game
suffered.
Frank Zwak, who for the past two
years has been clerking for Senator
BATE at Holding, quit and came home
last week. He intends to follow some
other trade in the future.
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SWANVilLf

Jan. 6.-Miss Earkius and Miss Elder
returned this week to tn cir positions IN
our village schools.
| Fred Fielder, OF Langion, N. D., is here
visiting rela tives this week.
Mr.. johnson, our new attorney, has
arrived and is now ready to transact all
business in his line. His office is ov5r
the filantz building. ..
VIM. Beseman was Little Fails Wis
itor Monuay of this week. ~
= On New Years day of last week &C.
Cured the wedding of W. II. Cox, OF this
village and Miss Ess,e Irwin. of Sank
Centre. The marriage took place at the
home OF the BRIDES parents in the city
OF Sank Centre. After the marriage cere-
mony was performed an O'Clock break
fast was served and shortly after the
happy couple took the train for this
village, their future home. On their ar
rival here they found the band, together
witTa number OF other friends, waiting
at the depot to escort them to j. ID.
Stlth's home. where bountlful dianer
was in waiting. Both OF the young
people are we'll known here, Miss Irvine
having taught in our village schools q
year ago. Mr.. Cox has been conducting
a Lively business here for the past two
year and has succeeded in building up a
very good BUSINESS The writer, to-
gether with host OF friends, wish them
much happiness a-d prosperity through
lite. -..
Sank Centre Avalanche: The bride is
daughter vi Jacob IRWIN, an old q,
respected citizen OF Sank Centre, aid
former proprietor Of the Irwin hotel.
The groom is a rising young business
man OF Swanvllle, who became acquaint-
ed with his future bride while the latter
was teaching the Swanville young idea
how TO shoot. The Avalanche. joins
with other Sank Centre friends in wish
ing them long life, prosperity and hap
piness. Z -
Several OF our young people went out
aud surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Perkins
last evening. The evening was spent in
the usual way and all report a good
time. = ,.a,s's ri lS..s5a gg,:S
Port Orchard, Wash, Indepen-
dent: Mr.. Hall and family from
Little Falls, Mimi, have arrived in
Sidney and expects to make this
place their home. Mrs. ball is q
daughter of Grandpa Coe and a sis.
ter OF Mrs. John GOrSt ID r. z.z7%