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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-30
MUj0r0S que mataD
La policla atacada
Por una muJer
FUF PRECISE ArARLA PARA
CONOUCIRLA A LA
CARCEL.
(De nuestro Corre8p0n8oiJ

Ponce Mayo 29-E1 ell b2rrio
Cerrillos dos mujerez dieron muer te
q un hombre y al ser conducidas q
Ia 2arcel por la policfa insular, uns
de elias arremeti6 contra uno de los
guardias teniendo que smarrarlA pa
ra ser conducida al dep0sito munici
pal.
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Partida de Ajedrez
RECORD.

%OTINA. ALDAMA.
BLANCAs) (NEGRAs)
/ B. Pe6n del Rey la 4" casIIa del
Rey.
|" NJ Podn caballo de Reina a ga ca
q B. pe6u de la Reina a la 4" casilla.
2" n ps6n de la Rstna la 4" casiIla.
8" B. pe5n del Rey s5~ castIIa.
!" NJ Pe6n de la Tore de la Reiua 4
la 3' casilla,,
4 B. CabaIo del Rey la ga casiIIa
del Arh del Rey.
4 NJ ArAl de la Reina 4 la )" casilIa
del caballo del .Rey.
s. B. AroI del Rey la ;. casiIIa del
Rey
s. NJ ArHl de ia Reina il la Ga casilIa
del Arfl dol Rey. Come cabaIlo
blanco.)
b. B. Arfl del Rey i su tercera casilla
(Ar1l come ell Arf negro.l
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POR CABL e
CSERVICIO DIRECTO.O
La crisis en- EspaDa.
Probablemente Sagasta
DIMITIRA.
DIMITIR
Expectation en- la peninsula beriea

New York Mayo 1910 A. NJ.
Noticias de Madrid afrman
que como consecuencia de la crisis
Parcial ocuTrlda hace POGO, Sc espe-
ra que de IN momentO a otro sea
planteada la crisis tota del minis
terio. Sc hacen esfaerzos por conju-
rarla esperandose que las gestiones
paIaciegas Sc conSigan La crisis sin
embargo eS inniDente.
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York Sc mueve
sobre SUI base
LACIUDAD SORPRENDIDA.
Los a tos edifcios sc han balanoeado
moVidos For un temblor dc terra

New York Mayo 20 30 A. M.
Tn temblor de terra Sc ha SEN
lido en- esta ciudad, El novimien-
to no fu6 muy fuerte, pero la sor-
presa producida ha sido grande.
Los ediicios de 30 pisos balancea-
ronse en- su base. No Sc reportan,
en- el primer momento desgracias.
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FL omporador
de Aletnania
ES VISITADO POR Ell GAR

Oambio de cum pIimjentos muy co
mentados por la diplomacia europea.
New York Mayo 30 0-20 A M.
Fl Gar de Russia ha visitado
al emPerador de Alemania. Aun-
que eSa vista era esperada, la di-
plomacia eurOpea cOmenta esa visi-
ia. La amistad de Francia, cuyo
presidente ACADIA de visitar tambien
a Russia, y esta nacion seguida de
la vista al emperadoF de Alemania
por ell Car, produce comentarios
en- todas parties.
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Aver CON motivo de ser Ia f stvi-
dad del Corpus Christy, SO cerca1on
los estAb'ecimientos de esta ciudad.
Hoy SO han alberto nuevAmente.
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FELIX SANTONI
ABOGADO.
AvarilDRES DEBILES
- =
RECOBRAD VUESTRO YIGOR
La DEMORA ES PELIGROSA.,

Parece one Ell Creador ha ordenado que despu6s
de la sangre el tiuidO vital seminal sea Ia sub
stancia mas preCiOsa en- el cuerpO del bombre,
8leuna ptrdfda contranatural dc 81 produciTa
sempre resultadOs desastrOSOS.
MUchos hOmbres han muerto de Intermediates
corrieutes. tales como las del corazon del higad"
de los Cinones, intermediates pulmOnares, etsp
por haber per1nitido vttahdad gastarse ex-
p0nendOse asi ser faciles v1ctimas de estas
Intermediates, cuandO algunRs catas de nuestTas
medicinas, t0madas tempo. habrfan tmpedIdo
estas debilitantes p6rdidas, ast preseTVando sI
vitalidad para resistlr los ataQues de esas pei
grOsas intermediates.
Muchos hOmbres han 1legado lenta, pero segurs-
mpnte IN estado de demenCiR iDCura0le Causa
de estAs perd1dass ain saber La verdadera csusA
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COmbateS
entire ingleses y beers.
NEGOCIACIONES DE PAz
Sc ignora 81 estado de estas
Sc ignora el estado de ostas

New York Mayo 80 $50 A. M.
Sc afrma que las negociacio-
nes de paz entire beers 6 ingles eS
en- NADIA in1uyen en- la suspension
de hostilidades Los campOs son
teatro de rehidOs enCuentros igno-
randose ell estado en- que Sc haIlan
las npgociaciones coniadas a re-
presentantes de ambas parties con-
tendencies.
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Eu San Sebastian Sc hAllAhA dete
nido en- el dep6 ito municipal. B ,'bi-
40 Torres, ell caAl esla demente ira
to de escAparse, y para efectper IL
fag& Sc ii! 6 desde ell balloon de la ca
81 Consis toriAl. AfortuuAdamente
no sufri6 dsf13 ~lgUnO.
Para CUrQr un RefpQdo en- Un ora
tome las PAsTILLAs LAXANTEs DE BRoMO
QUININA El botioario le devolver6 Ell diner0
ei cura. La frma de E. W. GROVE SO haya
cada tseaIi
Anuurio DEL ("nrrrio. de IN HtdHstrja ds
la -Magistratur0 Y Ia AdniHistrariGH. Sc ha
puesto la venta la vgGsima cuarta edici0n
correspondence al presente ahO, de esta Obra
it'll indispensable para t0dos, EVita per
dida de tiempo es un yerdadero tesOro para
la propaganda industrial Comercial. Fs Ell
libro que debe estar siempre en- ell bufete de
toda persona, por insignifcante que sean sus
negoCiOs.
Pa. a 10 mAf1Nna sAldr& ara Pom
ce el vapfr r Sau JusD.
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E9ta msfana tom6 puerto proca
dente de New York el vspor Ponce.
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Doctor Rafael CeSterO.

Cirugfa general
PaFtos.
Intermediates del aparato
genitO urinario del h0mbre y de 10
mujer.
Consultss de 2 &4P. M.
Cruz ndmero 4 2opiso, Te-
l6fono 21O
N D p
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E sta mafiana sali6 pars Santa
Cruz el v&por Pto'Rico, vipieudo
d-spues & Arecibo para seguir su
ruta ordinaria a Ia isls.
Ptoce1eute de New York han re-
gresado q ests isla, los Sres. Gu,ta'
vo Preston y A. Tfistsni de Ponce.
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Colonia del Cabo.
Los beers luchan
CON MAS ARDOR 'QJE NUNOA.
Suponense nuevos levantamientos en-
aPmaS.

New-York Mayo 80 9-2O A. M
Ha recrudecido la lucha en- la
colynia del Cabo. Numerosas fuer-
zas beers SO encuentran en- renidos
combates con las fuerzls inglesas
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HITCHCOCK MILITARY ACADEMY
SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA u. S. A.
VERANO PERPETUO.

Sc preparan para las Universidades, ninos
de todas las edades Pension moderada.
Para mas informes dirijirse
B. u. BATES.
la FOrtaleZa, San Juan
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
FIXED US PLENTY.
Central City Els Win Second Came and
Are Banqueted.

The Central City Elks didn't do Il
thing to u.s. last Sunday. They came
for the express purpose of showing the
Elks Of this city that they did not
know the first rudiments of the great
national game, and they certainly
showed u.s.
This was the second game which the
two teams have played, and OH ac-
count of the visitors winning both, it
will be unnecessary to play the third
The first game was played two weeks
ago last Sunday in Central, and the
wager on the result of the series was
to be a banquet to be provided by the
losing team. We lost, the banquet was
held and the Central City boys are
once more able to attend to business
Not that we did anything wrong to
them, but then. you know they are not
in the habit of being treated as they
We're last Sunday. However, there is
no complaint on either side.
From the start of the game, which
was called at 3 o'clock, the Central
Elks demonstrated that they were
made of the right stuff and that their
official tailor had not made mistake
or misjudged when he took the local
boys measure. They pounded out
few hits in the first inning, which re-
suited in a few runs being brought in,
and then swelled up and proceeded to
rest on their laurels. The home team
made couple of tallies and then the
Central boys got down to work in earn
est. This continued until the game
was called off, when the score was
found to be % to 16 in favor of the Wis
itors.
After the game the banquet was
held. The local lodge of Elks must
have known that they We're sure to go
down to defeat, for the reason that the
tables were all spread. A splendid
time was had by all present, and along
in the evening towards dark the visi-
tors wended their way TO the depot,
where they boarded that special train
which brought them over.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
KNOWN IN MINING CIRCLES.
New Cashier Of Merchants and Miners Bank
Has Interests in This District.

James NJ. Lindsay, who is the new
cashier of the Merchants and Miners
National Bank of this city, arrived in
Idaho Springs last week, and on Sep
tember LIST will assume the responsible
position to which he was recently ap-
pointed.
Mr.. Lindsay is one of the best known
mining men in the Cripple Creek dis
trict. He is connected with many min
ing enterprises and at present is presi-
mining companies, which own proper
ties in this district, and is therefore
closely identified with the progress of
this section of the country.
He is well known in Colorado
Springs, having been engaged in the
mining stock business both for himself
and in connection with several of the
leading brokerabe firms of the city. He
was identified with the firm of L. L.
AitlIin & Co., II. +. Davie & Co. and
others. Prior to coming to the Springs
Mr.. Lindsay was cashier of the First
National Bank of Cripple Greek, which
post he maintained until he and his as
sociates sold out to y. E. Carlton and
associates, who now own the bank.
Mr.. Lindsay has been engaged in
mining in the Parral district, Mexico,
where he negotiated several profitable
deals.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
A Cure for Cholera Infantum.

Last May" says Mrs. Curtis Baker,
of Bookwalter, Ohio, IAN infant child of
our neighbours was suffering from cholera
infantum. The doctor had given up all
hopes of recovery. I took bottle of
chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling them
felt sure it would do good if used ac-
cording to directions. In two days time
the child had fully recovered, and is now
(nearly year since) vigorous, healthy
girl. 1 have recommended this remedy
frequently and have never known it to
fail in any single instance" For sale by
I. 7. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that the an
nual stockholders meeting of The Mem
phis and Idaho Springs Mining company
will be held on the third day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1902, at two O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day at the general office
of the company at Idaho Springs, Colo,
for the purpose of electing the directors
of said company for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting at said time.
You are also notified that a resolution
will be offered at said meeting to be voted
upon by the stockholders to increase the
capital stock of said company to one mil
lion five hundred thousand Il 500 ,ooo)
shares and to amend Article III of the
Articles of Incorporation so that the
same shall read one million five hundred
thousand shares at the par value of one
(SI.oo) dollar each in place of the present
Article III of said Articles of Incorpo-
ration. J. J. WILLIAMS, President.
w. M. SLACK, Secretary.
E. l. NEPTUNE,
c. A. KING,
CHARLES CRAIG,
Stockholders.
Dated Idaho Springs, Colorado, August
~, A. d. 1902.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
Thero's.

Great care should be exercised by the
prospectors and people who take trips
through the mountains to prevent forest
fires. The country is becoming prac-
tically denudeu and the time will come
when people will regret that a greater
caution was not observed in protecting
these interests.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30

you how to locate and develop lands
bearing mineral, in fact you can teach
yourself to become an expert authority
on mining. A map is included in the
book, showing all the mining districts
and how to reach them
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
QUICKER TIME & BETTER SERVICE
To Kansas City and St. Louis.

Leave Pueblo :35 p. m. and Denver
and Colorado Springs 3 p. m. daily, via
Rock Island Route, arrive Kansas City
o;3o next morning and st. Louis at 6
p. m. Standard sleeping cars, observa-
ton cars, chair cars and dining cars for
all meals.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30

Great Inducement for Eastern Friends
To visit you are the extremely low rates
via Union Pacific from the east to Colo
rado. Give us their names and addresses
and we will give them full information.
E. R. Griffin, general agent Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
State Fair at Pueblo.

Sept. IS to 20. One fare for the round
trip via the Colorado & Southern. Ask
local agents for particulars.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
COLORADO STATE FAIR.
Pueblo, Sept. IS to 20.

For this occasion the Denver & Rio
Grande system will make rate of one
fare for the round trip Tickets on sale
September IS, I6, II, IS and 10, good to
return until September 81.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30

The drum corps of this city gave a
ball at the Trocadero Wednesday night
There was good sized crowd present
considering the stormy weather.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
Fine Horses in Denver

AT the Annual Horse Show, Sept. to 6.
Gne fare for the round trip via the Colo
rado & Southern. Tickets on sale Sept.
I, good returning until the 9th.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30

All persons who subscribe for Siftings,
or those who are in arrears, and pay up,
will be presented with an edition of
Hagar's mining laws. This book tells
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
This Saves You Money.

Ranch Butter. 25cts
Best of meats, poultry and fish.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30

Pride of the Rockies flour at Edwards
Bros.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30

Try Mothers bread--Mason's.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL-MISS LULU. / HAVE ORDERED
- you fifty of those visiting cards for for YOUR use
Willie B. Good 0u'S
PERSONAL-MAUD. HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE
handsome steel plate visiting cards which SiftInps
furnishing for the ladies'.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-BAI HORSE WITH HALTER; SEVEN
years old weight about 500 pounds; one ear split.
small saddle gall on back SIS reward for information
or return. Address Sifiings office.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-30
~, A. d. /

Dated Idaho Springs, Colorado, August
~, A. d. 1902.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
.:.UPSALA.

Jan. 1870. Sundgren returned home
from Chicago last week.
Miss Thea and InEa johnson and
Miss Thea Misc came home from Min
nsapolis Tuesday.
School opened in district 81, with Miss
Huldah Rybergh for teacher.
MIR. Matson was at fsoyalton Tuesday
last.
Mr.. Peterson returned from M,nneapo-
lis last week.
John Forsman came home from Cyrus
Saturday.
Rev. Olson went to Firnsburg to at
tend a funeral Monday.
The Yourg Ladies Sewing Society Of
the Lutheran church had their auction
Friday evening.
Miss H;lma Rudquist, who has been
home on visit, left for Minneapolis this
week.
Mr.. jackson. who has visited in Up:
sa;a for few weeks, has gone to Dako-
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
EAST BUCKMAN.

Jan. 13-Dr. Seguin and his friend
Robertson of Royalton were visitors of
DR.. Dufort Sunday,
Le2a Brausen has found her lost steer
after it was lost three weeks under a
straw stack. 1t was still alive.
Gust Luberts has moved to the Fails.
Mrs. ar Catherine Otremba died here,
aged Is years. She came to this coun-
try in 1869 and settled in Pierz. She
has been a widow for II years. She
leaves six children: Frank and Joseph
otremba, Mrs. Paul uesch, Mrs. Joseph
Hortsch, Mrs. Win. Meyer, Mrs. Chas.
Hocheisel.
Rev. Father Lang was entertained by
the school children in district Al, last
Wednesday, this date being his birth
day.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
Additional CORRE-
SPONDENCE ON 5th
page .''''
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:SOClAl;..CiIY.s

Having hoard of'Social City Tor some
time decided to visit the settlement at
the earliest opportunity. Jan. 7th.
called upon the people and found 81
Protestants, Is Of whom were children
and young people. The Estey & Leigh
saw mill was running at full speed and
excellent work was beng done by the
faithful crew of men who seemed to be
all working in the interests Of their en-
ployers. 1received hearty welcome
and in the evening a preaching service
was held which was we'll attended and a
sabbath school was organized with the
following officers:
Supt.-Chas. A. Estey.
Asst Supt.-Mrs. Joseph Leigh.
Secretary-Miss Elsie Love.
Treasurer-John Grier.
Bible Glass Teacher-Cbas. A. Estev.
Junior Class Teacher-Henry Love.
Primary Glass Teacher-Mrs. joseph
Leigh.
Name-Social City Presby terian Sab.
bath School.
Time of session 2:3O p. m.
observation-disclosures Scotton, Presby-
terian Sabbath School Missionary, Will
mar, MINI.
There are several teams hauling Ium.
Der from here now, some new lumber and
some sawed last spring.
Saving is nearly done unless snow
comes soon, for the logs are nearly all
sawed.
The organization Of the Sunday school
by Mr.. Section is q good thine, for there
about rs children and young people
here. ...s
Mrs. p. Palmer is i'll. Her son, Albert
N. Palmer, of Cashton, Wis, is hero to
Gee her.
j. s. Grier and family moved here last
Thursday 10 stay this wipter.,
J.P. Leigh and Jas. Love went to Lit
tie Falls Tuesday @>
Henry Estey went to Oak Ridge Fri
day and intended to 90 to Little Falls
Saturday, TO return Monday.
o. =. Leigh has gone to Agram on
business.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
WEST RIPLEY,

Jan. 12-Mr. and Mrs. H. 2. Cook o
Gilbert visited their son Wesley Cook,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cutler and daughter who have
been visiting at the home of W. A.
Clark, accompanied him to Little Falls
Saturday, where they will visit for a
time.
County Commissioner Robert Tedfo1 4
returned from Little Falls Friday.
Mr.. Johns went to Little Falls last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thurston and Mrs. William HUFF
and children visited at Mr.. Tedfo rd Z
Sunday.
About Is young people spent a very
pleasant evening at F. r. Cocks Friday.
Itjwas a surprise party aud a complets
success IN that direction.
W. A. Clark and family and W. ".
Cook and family visited friends at Fl,
Ripley Tuesday.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
EAST, DARLING.

Jan. l5-Died-Emils: Nelson died about
two weeks ago at 81 Bra,nerd, aged 26
years. 6 months, 6 days. He. leaves q
wife and two children. Deceaaed was
the son of Mr., and Mrs, C. ]. A. Nelson
Of Fogleville farm. He had two brothera
and one sister here, and a sister in Poor
ia, Ill. The burial took place at Peoria,
III. The family and relatives have the
sympathy Of the whole community.
Mr.: and Mre. j. A. schelin ATTENDED
the social at Hill Grove Sunday and 70.
port q good time.
Chas. johnson OF Northeast Darling
was here ON business last week.
Mrs. G. W. Bergstrom and daughter
visited. West Darling last week.
What is the chief of police doing now
days, when he can let a whole family
quarrel and fight. And the night police
isn't doing anything but running with q
Little Falls widow. Tend to business
or the mayor will get after you. -
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
NORTH PRAIRIE.

Jan. 13-Tom ReDneck OF 2oyalton,
called at the village the 21st.
Frank Kucklock of Elmdale, visited at
his old home last Sunday.
Edward Barton was in Little Falls on
business last Saturday,,
Mr.. Joslin of Royal,on, who is en-
ployed as buttermaker at the village
creamery, moved his household goods
into the Armstrong house last week.
Joseph Wochnik and Simon Kocklock
were in Little Falls last Saturday with
load of pork.
A. A. Barton went to the Falls today.
A number OF young folks rendered =
surprise Oh Math P. Klein, last Thurs
day. Those present report a good old
time.
A dance was given at the Leo's old
school house last Saturday evening. All
those present report jolly tins time.
The provisions from the summer house
at tho cherry grove disappeared rather
unexpectedly, didn't they?
Rev. Gospodar went to st. Paul last
Friday. :
NJ 1883 Rose Wilozek, who was working
in Royaltos for the past two years, left
for Wahpetcn. n. D., last week.
The Two Rivers Mutual Fir. 1asur.
ance Company elected tie following
officers last Saturday:
President-Nick Burggraff. j. ,.'
Vice President-Jehn Trettle.
Secretary-A. A. Barton. ,
Director from the town of Elmdale-
alb. Pyka. r.
Director from the town OF Brockway-
John Mrosla.
Director from the town OF Swan River
-Perer Jorek.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
4 1lRi0YllL'TiIO

Jan. 8-The G. A. r. geve on enter
tainment last evening at the opera
house. Although il was got up on
q short notice there was q large attend
ance. Speaking and singing vas the
program. Mrs. F. Logan played the
piano. = i. =..:,:s. IS. Z.
Harry Logan was clerking for will
Galley while he wan away on a fishing
trip. . &: S.s5= #=s"
VIM. Dragoo !s building an addition
to his tin shop.
F.. W. Schrieber has returned from the
hospital at Little Falls. He is better
but etill very weak. -,
There will b. . pie social at tho opera
house Jan. 18th. Pie and coffee. 10
cents. T.. So
Royden Brockwsy Of Luverne is here
on . visit to relatives. -, 49,
Rev. Campbell of St. Cloud was a vii
Ilage caller Tuesday.
Mrs. J. r. Engstrom and daughter arc
hero whiting the formers aunt, Mrs. J.
Hawkenson:zs. ~">>> -
j.. G. Joslin has taken charge Of ;he
North Prairie creamery. He was for.
merly employed at Nicollet
Mrs. John Higgens, who fell and broke
her limb last fall, is reported as failing
very fast.
Work has commenced at the Episco.
nal church to excavate and put in new
furnace. John Hunter and son Charles
will do the work.
Gust Kern was a village caller Tues
dyy. He is talking OF locating at Foley
and going into the boot and shoe bust
ness.
Fred McGonagle has left Foley. He is
thinking OF settling in Minneapolis.
TIE suit between the Bank OF Royal
ton and j. K. Martin ceme off Tuesday,
but did not reach decision. r. s.
Clark was attorney for the bank and
Niles for Martin.
W. F. Schrleher's dog was poisoned
on the street Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland left for Mime
apolis Saturday.
1he boys returned Wednesday from
their fishing trip, but met with poor
success, only getting eighteen fish.
Jan. 13-The caee between the Bank
OF Royalton and j. K. Martin was de-
cided in favor of the bank.
Dr.. Chance came up from Minneapolis
Saturday night and went to Brainerd
Monday noon.
Little Falls herald., 1902-01-17
]

n. IA hard winter to haul logs.
J. A. Mowan and f. j. Young made a
business trip to st. Cloud.
John Westiali's sale Of his farm still
hangs fire. Look out, John, this fellow
may be swindler.
J. A. Mowau, our school teacher in
district 81, has bought land here aud
ve all hope he will settle permanently
among 10. = .3
Mr.. Chase broke his wagon with .
tour-horse load of ties on it. near Foley.
This 's a very trying time on wagons.
4 Mr.. Byer from the state Of Iowa ar-
riyet hero q few days ago aud bought
home: Mr.. B. is a Dunkald minister
and bis Intellectual faee 10 q guarantee
OF big manner ofmen. We ell welcome
him and bope for more of bis stamp. !.
School ID district 80 b gan Monday,
after q vacation of three weeks. J.. A
Aowan is teacher and IL satisfactory to
all. =:
!. A minister from Foley held services in
the Methodist church here yesterday ::
The people IN the west part of Morrill,
held q meeting a few days ago and
pledged $500 exclusive !. of lumber,
towards building a Catholic church. We
are glad to see this church work going
on and hope ere long to see the Dunkarp
fraternity begin a church building.