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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
HAPPENINGS IN CRAIG,
What Occurred on Court Day-Po1f-
teal and Personal Gossip.

teal and Personal Gossip.
NEWCASTLE, VA, Oeteaer 29.-(Sne-
eiaI.l-1esterdav was Cralg.s County
Court day, but as there was very nght
docket, small crowd was present Hon
r. w. Blair. OF Wytheville. and Other
Republicans had been announced to speak
in behalf of the Republican congress
sional ticket, as this is the last court
before the election. but they failed to pu,
in an appearance. Hon D. Z. Bailey
however, arrived late in the afternoon,
but oWlnS to the hour, and the small al.
tendance. he did rot speak
Everything in the way OF politics is
dull and quiet, and the indications are
that very light vote win be poIfsd Il
this county at the approaching election
though it is likely that the usual Demo
cratic majority will be maintained Tht
Republicans apparently have very little
II any hope Of eleeting Colonel slen,p.
their candidate for Congress. and conse.
quently they are not manifestinr their
usual interest and activity.
Hon. ]. W. Marshall is; absent maxine
speeches in behalf Of Congressman FLOOD
and the Democratic ticket in the Tenth
DISTRICT. lie spoke in FIuvanna NIenday
Iae enterpris.ng Methedists of New
Castle circuit are erecting CONNIE
dious and slightly parsonage on their 10,
on Middle street in this town.
Rev William f. Book, pastor of IN,
Disciples churc.. at AIartinsville. va. i
visiting his mother, Mrs. G. w. Elnaore
On Main street. :
Mr.. Fulton b Lenel. assistant eashte.
O the. Bank OF New Castle, has move.i
INTO iee Mccartney Property on Court
Fl. W. yeder. cashier of the bao,. :.
this place, returned to-day after ,.,s,,
70 Schuylkill county, Pennsvivan,a tI4l
mother. Mrs William L. yedes. returnee
with him. - vs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

Snessee has now decided that Tho -.
pay the deferred interest. a1no,,ul aauss
$1s. QD. The bonds are d ecIarss ia
valid. and the principal. amogat,s y
$4,000. must finally be paid 'FAlNs %
a release deed from the Morva, =
Company, Of New York. 10 the '' ., rust
Iron. Coal and Coke COMPANY ,, s,Fsnia
for recordation in the Office ~ "a gas lied
of the Corporation Court here tT he snls.ii
This deed LIFTS mortgage from F.. "seS.
perties Of the iron company Tor &! MP; Pr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
POLITICS IN ESSEX.
Result of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gunners INV In Evidence

ia P'PAHANNOCES. VA. October go
tsnecia'. l-'Ehere seems to be very little
interest manifested IN the approaching
election. but. the Democrats of this dis
srlct nave little fear Tint their repre-
sentative will be defeated.
cur correspondent has Just received
from the Clerk Of the .ee.,rtY an Official
ranort from the registration In Essex. a /,
some precincts there has been almost =
clean sweep Of the ee'ored voters The
/ returns give the negroes Est votes ana
the whites nearly 500
an old colored man. who was being ex-
ar1ined on the understanding clause. vas
tod by one @. the registrars that he had
snq other quail flea tons, and was a. Ii
I. he vas going to resisters on bis Intel.
. lsa i =, aarkey thought awhile. and
sInf: I@nehar haarG dat. word heto' sss
4@, hA q SlILAAZsa al.
s " g sVplensss Dess SAAza. Of XiaR ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
sam EoI-es s.uf1tr

E ROANOKE VA, October ;,
Hodges fco.ered1 charged with The No. 49,
der Of William Rub!e. a wh,rs .,in.
guard on Crane creek. w Va. d,1ri,. -.
coal miners strike last s,,ror,s, -.
to-day found guilty OF murder in ~.
first degree in the Criminal Court a. ph,4
held. with recommendation that ~.
sentence De life imprisonment in the ns-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
That Dig Cigar Factory.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 29.-(spe-
cial)-This morning a committee Of bust
MESSENGER met Mr.. Weiss. third vice-pres-
ident Of the American Cigar Company.
relative to the company's locating one
Of their factories ia -siexandra The
hus..S men were assured that the com
nany would locate here II Jn5 busi.le s.
men guaranteed that they could secure
al their labor here. TIE matter was
TAKEN under cnnsia era tim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

Little Rock, and j. NJ. Foster, Of shreye-
port with President ". NJ. kavanaugh
as e1-oticio chairman, was appointed
With full power 70 act On the matter o1
putting in q club at Memphis.
president Kavanaugh was Instructed t
communicate with the big league CLUBS
and invite them to do their preseason
training in the South
The penant for 1872 vas unanimously
awarded to Nashville clup,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
SCHOONER IN DISTRESS.
), !. w,,uam harmed puts Into Char

sTbc william Larned Puts Into onaf-
lesion, S. G. for safety.
CHARLESTON. S. G.. October o. he
schooner William Larned. Canaan l.up
ner. from Pensacola, hound FOR Pasaanuu
with cargo of lumber. was 'o"su n'.o
this port to-day in distress Captain
Hopper reports 90. - 9th
exnerienced severe gales from noctheas.
and southeast with heavy seas pesssi
enr,,na leak. Lost part of deckloaa
Put into Charleston for safety ana re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
II. S. iiARDEE FATALLY SHOT.
Result OF Bar-Rosnn crawl In
GreenvsIye. y. G.

I6VesnV.Ne. =. G.
GREENyILLF. n. c.. October za-fspe-
eial.)-In bar-roonl fellt here at ESQ
P. II. TO-DAY. Il. 8. Eardee was s4lot twice
by j. w Allen, Jr.. a farmer living about
q three miles from town. One ball entered
the right shoulder. and the other entered
the left breast just below the heart. The
men were under the influence of Iieuor
and became engaged in a brawl. Aliens
clothing was cut in several places Po-
iice:nan S. L. Dudley arrested hin, and
TOOK from his PICKET the pistol which had
been used in the shooting. Harcee is a
married man md was engage IN the to-
hacco business here. He is in a .preca-
rlous condition, and physicians say he
cannot live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
GIL FOUND AT K1NGsPoRr, TENN
People Of the Town Are Greatly Elk
citeG-Land ,riccs jump.

BRISTOL, VA. October e9.-(Special)-
There is some excitement in Kingsport,
East Tennessee. twenty nifeS west OF
Bristol over the discovery CT oil. It is.
stated that petroleum Is issuing from the
erevices of the rocks in places The idea
of speculation has struck the town, and
fabulous prices are being put on the
lands. It is expected that a company will
be organized to bore for guSherS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
THE CIRCUIT COMPLETE.
Southern Baseball association Ada
Two Clubs

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. October a-Tn,.
southern Baseball Association at it,.
meeting here to-day and Tonight decided
{ 20 add Montgomery ana Mobile. Ala, to
Z It's circuit for 1903. making the cireptt
consist OF ten clubs, New Orleans, shreve-
port, Little Rock, aIemphis, NashviIle..
Ehattanoesa, Birmingh ham, alpntgone.,,
Mobile, and Atlanta, 8 81. 80 8
tbs aaattsr af the aIemphis Club.
2 committee OF three consisting Of j. III.
RalrAef.s silvil le T IraWIek, 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
iSN0W At ROANOKE,
Only Slight FIurry-stores Robbed;
Thief Caught.


ROANOKE, VA. October a9.-{Special.l
The first snow OF the season fell here
this morning about 6 o:c-oe.s. There was
quite furry for a few minutes
The Spot Cash Grocery Company and
the store Of Crantz g. Crantz were both
robbed last night. The glass fronts were
broken. and the thief entered in that
way. One window WIS protected by a
plate glass, valued az alGa, which was
broken.
Colonel Thomas Lewis was passing
Crantz Brothers store. and discovered
the thief: He shot at him. and he ran
leaving his hat behind. BY that he was
to-day identified. and he is now in jail
The name of the accused is Sam Brown
and nc is employed as d hostler at a
livery stable.
The Roanoke Fair Association to-day
purchased goed sits, and will soon put
It In shape for g general fair next fall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
PAINTED WITH A RABBIT Foar
The Old sign of j. L. shoemak.
A yFhoppins Tnrp;,

GATE CITY, VA, October &C
cial1-While rumnas :ng among sow, ,'p pc.
lumber In the attic. Of an Old s,o-e b,,0 10
ing here VIZ. Arch Kinser ran across N G.t
onel James L. Shoemakers old ~. ~
which is a rare relic. The sign ~ 'aa'
Shoemaker" is neatly painted +, - l.
letters on a board about twelve ~, .
length. 1t Was painted By Colonel 81. ~
maker himself. waen &c occrlgIas -
building as merchant fifty gsars 1s
He laid off the letters with a sraara ~,
compass and painted them. using -, NV
bits foot as q brush for luck. Tha 60.
will be placed in Shoemaker CoIiega ss sa
preserved as rnemerto OF the man a. az
donated his wealth, the honest accrr,r,i,
ton Of a life of industry and eee9o-.s
for the purpose of founding the ias,ftr.
ton.
A GREAT BIG TCRNip
a Mr.. Penney, who lives few r,if..
from town, exhibited a turnip here .b,.
weighed six pounds and two ounces
was raised from seed sent him by .hltg.
Rhea, and Mr.. senley THINKS mar ave-,
man, woman IA chlid" should vote "a
mar VINO wtI procure for his con.
stituents such excellent seeds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

Of the Nolichucly and Hiwasse ga, rlve ax
These MISCONCEPTIONS will pc raptu's 80,
tenqed to the more ilnporta Ntl.st 49,, 8
81 eau.s IN lll.s leston 50 .i,a. 80 =
many ears conple,e ln1orils .. =, !,
i1urnlsneu by tlle Survey % - S.
ana now oIsLhese streams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

BREATHING WELLS or NEBRASKA.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
huff

Dec. 31.-Farber Bros. arrived with
engine Saturday and will be ready for
business after New Years.
John Gish and family OF Plllsbury, are
visiting at Huff
George Gish was at Little Falls Sat-
urday and marketed a hog that weighed
AS pounds. The hog was too large for
Randall or Darling.
Mrs. Fawn Snow closed her three
months term of school ia district IS last
Saturday. She gave general satisfac-
ton, and leaves us with 20 cd will from
all.
The snow storm Saturday evening was
a disappointment as only about an
inch of snow fell. When it stopped and
Monday it all thawed out of the woods.
Miss Katie G1sh came up FROM st.
Cloud to spend the holiday season. with
her parents ar d friends here.
VIM. Strahl is 80 far recovered as to be
out and attend to business again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayit Porter o: Hub.
bard county are visiting with Mr.. Grin
Halls and Peter Kunkler's families and
other friends in this vicinity
Alex Oby hauling wood to Randall
on Il wagon.
S s. Martin is getting out oak logs
for ties, on the W. s. Glsh place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
81 ~. - 4si't u II 6 ~. i
RANDALL

DEC &. 8 1.-THE band boys gave 4 dance
y " neller's hall Christmas night and
realized nice sum.
Sam Trebby was in town Saturday
Miss Mary Kennedy is slowly recover
ing. .2 s= :.5..5 @s
10y. y. - =. Mueller has just returned from
wright county, where he went to at
tend = his mothers funeral.
=. y. Mccarthy has Just come home
rom the lumber woods and SAYS that
owing to the warm weather, the roads
are in bad condition. If the weather
con t'nues warm, hauling will have to be
suspended.
"A Dlg dance was given at John KEN
pen'ch's, west of town. on Saturday
nightly All had a good time.
herman Carlson. Cushings ,hustling
merchant, was in town Saturday, look
ing after some lumber me was having
loaded here
Frank Bailey has gone on two
weeks visit with his brothers family
near Minneapolis.
sc. Bailey has given up all his for
mer engagements, and is now going
north into Cass county, where he has
taken contract to kill 100000 rats.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
AUSLAND.

Dec. 30-L. Snow was in Braiuerd on
business last week.
j. Knudson was seen in Little Falls.
A. c. Stroeming, Ed. and J. Laudwe,
were callers at the home of Will Fosdick
c. Schulz, of Crow Wing Lake, was
seen in OUR neighborbood last week.
Fred Stroeming was cutting ties for
his brother Albert
E. G, Landwer was in Little Falls Mon
day on business.
Mrs. Ed. uaudwer was a visitor at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thurst's at
Ft. Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Stroeming were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Landwer Sunday last.
J. Pilon called at the home of Charley
Stroeming.
Mrs. Derosier was visiting at j. Pilon'l
On Wednesday.
=. Rev. J. Englert was a pleasant caller
at the home of A. C. Stroeming.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
A Clerical BaIloo,,nist.

- It is not often one, fnda an anglican
cleric so accomplished q scientist as Mr.,
Bacon. the clever balloonist, who j,
now engaged IN a series Of experiments
in#war ballooning and wireless telegr;,:
ply from the clouds on behalf Of tie
British war office. It requires large
amount Of, pluck to ascend into III,
clouds a1d steady nerves to be read 3
any emergency. Such nerves come with
drinking Golden Grain Belt beer FL
tits bsewed from the puIest barley ma
aud hops. lure, sparkling and refresl
ing, it issa delicaey tit for the finest t:-
bic. yet within the reach Of all. Ord,l
of your dealer or be sapplied By JoseI.i
M Ledoux. szsS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03

Dec. 24-Mrs. Math Gross and sou
John made a business trip to Llttl,
Falls last Monday.
Miss Christie visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kramer last Saturday.:
Peter j. eau went to Gravelvi|le Mon:
day.
Theodore Gross, son of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Mrs. Stephen Gross, who has been sick
for some time, 10 recovering.
The Christmas tree at the school house
in district Sc was a success throughout,
The program lasted an hour and all
present report a good time.
Louis Schabel. who has been employ &c
in the woods returned home Saturday
to spend the HOLIDAYS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
SULLIVAN LAKE.

Dec. 26-Mrs. ". J. Mosyrove, Roy
Mosgrove and MISS Mary Heinz are Wis
ting Mrs. Mosyrove's mother, Mrs.
Ford.
Mr.. hienow and daughters Rachael
and Rhoda, are visiting at T. S. Lock y.
Miss Anna Kienow gave a party at
T, S. Looks Christmas eve.
Mr.. Brand visited Pierz, Little Falls
St. Cloud, and Buchanan, came home on
Monday last. On his way home he lost
a barrel OF groceries. Some one must
have had a merry Christmas.
Our Christmas tree was grand sue
cess. The school house was crowded.
only standing room. everybody receiv-
ing presents aud consequently all we're
made happy.
Mrs. Flood Is very i'll with NEURALGIA
If the heart.
Mrs. 6. E. Look and children came
home from Minneapolis week ago.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
GREEN PRAIRIE.

Dec. 3o-Monday visitors to the Falls
were: MIR. Hammerbeck, Bert Denny,
Levi Robinson with hay. "A. Anderson
with corn.
Mr.. Chadwick butchered a steer last
Friday. -
Peter Anderson has traded horses
again.
johnnie Robinson is recovering from
his illness.
Andrew Hogluud took load OF corn
to the Falls Saturday.
Thursday visitors to the Falls were
Frank Hall, Mr.. Hammerback and son
with oats, Reuben Anderson with corn,
A. Anderson with pork.
VIM. Hall was up Thursday to get
wood for A. X Hall.
There was a Christmas tree in the
church Christmas night. A good time
was had.
Mrs. Swanson was a Little Falls
visitor Friday.
Albert Widin had the bad luck of los
ing a good cow.
E, Eckerson went TO town Saturday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
EAST DARLING.

Dec. Bottle Christmas festival at the
Darling school house On Christmas day
was very good ono, Nine girls and
four boys sang. aud you never heard
better anywhere. The children did very
well. They received beautiful presents.
Rev. Chas. Johnson of Green Prairie.
made..a nice talk to the children.
l. A Christmas festival was held at the
Swedish Luther ran church on the Goth.
It was well attended. The children: did
we'll in speaking and einging, Herman
Johnson OF Little Falls, formerly in
charge OF the Sunday school, had charge
OF the festival. August Danielson of Lit
tie Falls made an interesting speech to
the children. There were more young
people present then ever before-some
from Green Prairie. Culdrum, Pike
Creek. Refreshments were served.
The Swedish church will hold ans ell
ection Jan. 9th, 1902, at 10 O'Clock a.
M. to elect officers. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Th=re were good socials at River
Grove and East Pleasant Grove sunday.
The future son-in-law from the fifth
ward was present.
The Pike Crack liveryman hired the
West Pleasant Grove team to go to the
festival.
|. Much wood has been shipped from
here, but it doesn' count for us or help
to get a depot, because it is. credited to
Randall. S . ..
There ISL t snow enough to make the
country road good for sleighing.
John a schelin has bought a team
and wlllfarm in style. s...5 5ss.
/ Miss Ruth schelin makes q good OF.
Eganist. We have needed one here for !
long time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
Additional CORRE:-
SPONDENCE on 9Th
naQa -
EAST BUCKMAN.

Dec: 30-Among those that came back
fram the woods are Joe and Aug. Wise.
brick, Nick Mueller. Otto Dengel and
Joe Drushba.
Joe. Hortsch has sold his saloon.
Joe Mueller went to the woods todoy
Mary Brauson and Katie Muller re
turned to their work at the Falls last
Monday.
John Schmolke had some land seekers
here.
Frank Mischke bought the Four Cor
ners store at the sherif's sale Dec. 2Sth
for $3.50.
W. Jansen has returned from st
Johns university.
Mrs. JOSEPH Jansen from Little Fails
is visiting relatives here. g
Henry Brausen is busy hauling corn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
~ .i-zF..
ASRr ftNe8
4
*PIERz,.

Dec. 31-fhe supervisors of the town
OF Eierz will meet at :the Village Hall On
: Monday, Jan. 9th, at 10 o'clock a. N.
to receive bids to furnish the town 10
900 feet Of oak plank and 1000 feet O.
bridge timber.
A grand dance will be given by the
Pierz Union Band IN the Dahmen & Grell
Hall on Tuesday, J an. 9TH. Every bcdy
invited to attend. Is
Joseph Roch, who has been away from
Pierz the past fourteen years returned
last week. aud will visit relatives and
friends here for about q month, after
which time he will return to Colorado,
where he is interested in mining.
Michael Wurzer will leavein few days
for Winsted, MINI :, where he intends to
spend the winter with old acquaintance.
Jos. Kruger of Wlnsted, Mimi. where
is in tow n with the intention ofbuying a
farm.
The granary on the alley back of Bar
ney Gross's hotel caught fire Friday
night at 10 o'clock. The fire alarm was
given by Willie Berg, land the fire depart
ment was on deck at once and put GU
the fire. Jacob Girtz lost about 100
bushels OF corn that were in the building
which were burned and the balance
spoiled. The origin OF the fire is un-
known.
Miss Jennie Flicker who is employed in
dry goods store in, Duluth, spent
Christmas in Pie,z
Barney Gross bought the Brunette saw
mill, and as soon as he has the logs now
there sawed be will move the mill to
Mavhew Lake, Benton Co., where he in
tends to run the balance of the winter.
The Catholic Order OF Foresters beld
their annual meeting and elected the fol-
lowing Officers:
Chief Ranger-Barney Gross
Vice Chief Ranger-Peter V,rnig
Past Chief Ranger-John Vorath
Recording Sec.-E. Fl. Kerkhoff
Finance Sec.-Theo. Thielen.
Treasurer-P. A. Hartman.
noTIcR-As we, the undersigned, aye
to dissolve partnership by Jan. lst, al
parties owing US are requested to come
and payltheir bills by the 26th of this
month. Bills not paid by that time will
be turned over to an attorney for col
lection. All parties having dusbills
should present them before jan. lst, az
after that time no duebills will be &C.
copied.
HAITIAN BROS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
MOTLEY.

Dec. 3l-Editor Ellis OF the Mercury is
ill with appendicitis. ~..-
Ebert Barnett visited at Hol6ingford
this week. -. ~
M. Fairbanks, OF Coles store is visit
ing in the southern part OF the state.
Mrs. E. B. Palmer returned home last
week.
Blacksmith Brown was ill with the
grip. -
Bob. Lufkins came from Usage, Ia,
to visit his grand-p parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Lawrence.
Miss Ida Jacobs is home from Gull
River for the holidays.
Mrs. Baker, of Fargo. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Minnete. z##*.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
LINCOLN.

Dec. 49, j. Pmk,t made a FLYING
trip to North OAK o!a last week.
Considerable wood and ties are being
hauled in town.
Miss Mcdonald, who is attending
school at Fargo, arrived home last
Mr. Huffman, OF Grey Eagle, spent
Christmas with her son.
John Buckley spent Christmas at
Sank Centre.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
WEST DARLING.

Dec 31-There was a pleasant social
at Pleasant View last Sunday. All had
fine time.
Frank Johnson, the Spring Garden
son-in.Iaw, is home to spend a week s
vacat ton.
Thos. Mccarthy has returned home
jforgood. We hope so.
A. &. Nelson has gone TO Kovar:]
Lake on VISIT.
The night police ia the Sth ward has
quit, and the mayor will have to APP
point another.
Wood thieves are plenty and so are
wolves since the bounty is not paid.
Fred Freeman IS hauling hay and
wood 20 the Falls.
Nels and Edwin Anderson OF Culdrum
spent Christmas here.
Gust Nelson and Gust Norberg writes
from the woods that they are well-and
they send their best regards to the
Darling girls.
Chas. Regnell offers his SO-acre farm
for So, 900, or be will rent it out to q
good tenant. This is a good farm.
Andrew Hedin and Axel Farbe have
been here working, Hedin is going to
build a two story house with high
steeple on it;
The Silver Park farmer gave his wife a
nice Christmas present >
It would take week for Rockdale's
oil sweetheart to answer all the letters
she got from Chicago Saturday. there
were so many.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rendahl. John
ThelaRder and August Blomquist were
at the Falls Saturday.
Morrill,, how do you get along with
the long-eared quadrupeds in your
Town? We haven't any here SO can,
say much about EN-.
David Swanson is home on visit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-01-03
ElMDAlE.

Dec. 3l--AmoDg those that spent
Christmas day at Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
! Casey's were Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Sheedy. Mr.. and Mre. Frank ohns. and
Pat Casey. q
Mr.. and Mira. John Rudek and family
visited their daughter, Mrs. J. O'Donnel
Thursday. .,
Mrs. Baamgart and daughter Mary.
were in Eimdale "wednesday.
Miss Hannah Christensen Of swan
River, is staying with her sister. Mrs.
Wick, during Nj. Vick's absence.
There will be grand ball given in til,
N. y. A. hall New Years evening.
George Gessner and Christ Schlag
went to Royalton Saturday.
X. Baumgart; OF swanville, was here
Friday.
Sherman Boos has returned from
visit at Lake Beauty.
N. Boos and son Sherman, were at
Swanv,lle Friday.
Rev. Sundstrom held services at the
IT,. 5. S. building rid~y.
1t is reported that N. f. Thompson is
quite seriously i'll.
Emma Christensen of Swan River, Wis
tied with Sine Madison a few DAYS last
week.
Rev. Belzowsei went to ST. Cloud Fri
day to take part in the dedication exer-
! olses OF a new Catholic church at that
place.
Denis nFieeoy aud IONS John and Fred
were in Eimdale Friday on business.
! Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Larson visited at
NJ. Boyle's Christmas.
Miss Elise Forkus is very sick with
| typhoid fever.
Miss Hattie Gessner of Two Rivers. js
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. D. Hanson.
Miss Annie Sobiek of Little Falls came
home to spend Christmas md New
Years.
John Stewart ST., OF Little Fails, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Ida Sutliff spent Christm with
her parents.
One of the funny things to be seen in
Little Falls on Saturday before Christ
mas vac gentleman from Elmdale tax
ing a basket full of whiskey out OF a we'll
known wine house, and putting it in his
sled. He surely would have a merry
Christmas.