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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
. NORTH PRAIRIE.

Oct. 27-;has. Pussy, who has been in
North Dakota, returned Saturday with
whiskers like grandfather.
John Knoll is visiting at Cekala Quit
regularly
A fine dance at Fussy's uaday. '-
Peter Sailors Of Bellevue attended
church here Sunday. " - -
John M1nchaw and daughter Berthe,
took a loadsof wheat to town toda;
Miss M~g ieleha PEN ondz Looked very
nice in that wv winter hat.
Miss Rose Trettle is employed at New
mans at Royaiton. -.
Carl Trauch OF OpoIe visited North
Prairie Sunday.
John J. Klein OF Benton county called
at bis Cousins, j. Klein, Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. Klimck We're ut Little
Fall & Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoek visited at J..
c. Taomall,'s Sunday evening.
Kieffer's threshing concern intend to
move their rig home I he last part of this
week.
Simon Kasella out new roof on bis
dwelling house. ..>
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Now is the Time to Secure Your
Tickets for the $3,124.OO Drawlno

Any person wishing to attend the M
to-date musical entertainment and swell
lunch that will be served on the night a,
Nov. Is, 1902, at stones Music Hall in
Fargo, and participate in the $3,125. 0o
worth Of real and PERSONAL property to
be disposed OF during the evening for the
benefit of holders of tickets (whethe,
pressnto or not) should not lose the Oh.
Portunity to do SO by sending the price
A$1.0O) to n. D. Gagnier:the old printer,
Box 400, Fargo, N. D., and ticket will
be forwarded to their address at once.
Tickets are limited to cover the value o
the property involved and expenses to
carry it to a success. Agents wantpd in
every town in the county. A liberal
commission paid to the tight parties.
Tickets for the evening OF November 5th
are placed at $l.OO and three Of the
most prominent men in Fargo and
Moorhead stand as sponsor for the pro
.ceedings Of the evening. They are j. "A
Johnson, ex-mayo Of Fargo; G. Il. vii
son, ex-sherif Of Cass county, and II
Rasmussen, ex.clerk Of Clay county
MINI.
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WEST RIPLEY.

Oct, 21.-FIoyd N.les, of Little Falls,
called or friends here Sunday.
Several steam threshers are working
in this neighorhood and most of the
threshing will be finished by the end OF
this week,
Wesley Cook made a trip to Gilbert
Monday.
Miss Forseman returned to her home
at Green Prairie Sunday.
Monday afternoon, a very serious ac-
cidnnt occurred to Mr.. Doucette as he
was about to move his threshipg rig
from Henry Duro' place. The engine
started suddenly, catching Mr.: boucette
between the separator and engine and
crushing the lower part OF his body liz.
ficting very painful injuries. He was
taken to Little Falls hospital at once
for treatment =
George Kimball OF Clough town called
on relatives here Monday. +
About twenty-five young people me
at the home of Amos Clark Friday night
to surprise Miss Clark.
Miss Jorgenson went Little Falls
Saturday.
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MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made III the pay:
! ment of the sum of one hundred
forty dollars, which is claimed to be due
s asse ee cute G by Nary Cross
Phillip Il. Gross her husband to Don X:
! Davidson. bearing date the l95h day Of
| contained, duly recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds in and for the county OF
| Morrison. State Of Minnesota, on the 2otl,
| day of April A. D. 1868 at O'Clock p. IN. in
volume s of Mortgages on page 1923; which
said mortgage together with the debt
| thereby secured was by the said Don X.
| in fact duly sold and assigned to H. A.
| Rider by an Instrument in writing dated
the 26th day Of May, A. p. 1900 and duly re;
Deeds Of said Morrison county on the Goth
day of May 1900 in volume 7 Of Assignments
of Mortgages on page 154 and which said
secured, was duly sold and assigned by
the said H. A. Rider to r. &. Parti,,gto1
and Edward Weber by an instrument in
! 1862 and duly recorded in the office of the
on the LIST dayof May A. D.. 1862 at ter,
mortgages on page Ell; and no action OF
proceeding, at law or otherwise. having
been instituted to recover the debt 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
|
| the statute in such case made and provi
ded the said mortgage will be ,forec1osed
by sale Of the premises described in and
conveyed by said mortgage to wit; Lots
forty four4N of the original 2townsite of
the Village (now City OF Little Falls
made by, S. N. Putnam on file and Of re-
cord in the Office of the Register of Deeds
in and for the said county, with all the
hereditan.ents and appurtena noes, which
sale will be made by the Sheriff of said
Morrison county, at the north front door
Falls in said county anc 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-ive dollars
attorneys ices as stipulated in and by
said MAO tgage i'll case of foreclosure, and
! 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
| Assignees OF Mortga gee
| E. P. ADAMS,
Attorney of Assignees of Mort gagee
Dated October 21st 1902.
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Pulaski.

Oct. 25-Jobn Skochenske went to
Little Falls with a steer.
Messrs. Baugh and Cooke and Mrs
Malache were in Little Falls on business
Oct. 24-Theo. and Ignatz Brisk were
in Little Falls on business this week.
Frank Norvas had business in Pierz
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaminski were in Pier2
Friday.
Joe Sepnes Ike came home from Lari
more, N. D., Friday.
Roch Matacke hauled off OF his field
Thursday.
Frank Nowak has q sick horse.
The town board transacted business
at the town clerks office Oct, %.
Theo. Brisk was appointed supervisor
III place OF August snnda, wac is going
to move from the town of Platte soon.
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The HIGHEST YET RECORDED.

Two German balloonists ascended
from Berlin to a height Of $4,000 feet
without losing consciousness.
greater height was reached by two
other balloonists but they lost con
sciensness and no actual record otter
passing that altitude was kept. The
strain under which the scientists are
working at such an altitude is enormous
and they need golden grain belt beer TO
relieve it. Pure. refreshing and inVig ora
ting. this beer rests and quiets the nerves
inducing a peaceful eleep, Order of
the nearest dealer, or be sup plied 3
.ossssph Ledoux. Littls 81 10,
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SHERIFFyS SALE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
=CouNrr or MoRnIsos
DISTRICT coURr.
=. r. ADAMS, S
agains s., So
III. f. SCHLEUSENER,

A.f
- S. Defendant.
3 Notice is hereby given. That by virtu
Of an execution to ME directed and deli
cred and now in my hands, issued OutN
the district court, 7th judicial distIic
state Of Minnesota. in and for the count
ofMorrisOn, upon jud gment renderedi
said county in favor of said e. Adam
and against said H. 81. Schlel1sene!,s
have levied upon the following describe
real estate of said defendant, towit
North half of southeast quarter50t.seS
ton eleven, township 129. range slo
eleven of block two of Morrill, ss ssecon
addition to Little Falls, MINI, and ~
southwest quarter Of the southwest 2uai
ter of section seventeen, township ~
And that shall, on Saturday, the.2ota
day of Nov, A. u. 1902, at the. ilouIof1
O'Clock m. of said day, at the north from
door of the court house in city of Lift
Falls, in said county and state, prOceeot
sell all the right, title and interest of TIL
above named H. F. Schleusener, in and &
the above described property, to satisfy
said judgment and costs, amounting t
Three Hundred Eighty-nine. dollars ant
twenty-five cents. $5S9.25,together with al
aCCruing costs of sale, and interest or
the same from the I'd day of Oct, 1902
at the rate of per cent per annunl, a
public auction, to the highest bidder fo
cash. 1, =
E. p. ADAMS,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 II
F.. S. TANNER,
, Sheriff Morrison County.
Dated. Little Falls, Mimi, Oct, 15t1
1902.
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vauz SAINT and ICC Cart hy.


g Governor Van: San and Senator
8 thy addressed . larg.au dience
at 9Groas:opera house house Friday
evening 1z.. Il
Senator N earthly made hid usual
attuboyapt address though through
some mistake he admitted that
there we're some good democrats.
OF course the civil " was pfomi-
Enent in his speech. He said that
trusts were merely an ontgrowth OF
business activity, and when he said
chat McEwen Of Duluth also said SO:
hesshonld have said all that Nc
Even did. McEwen said it, but d ID
not think that present business con-
ditions were right, which is differ
ent proposition altogether. The in
teresti"g part of McGarthy's speech
was The v,rS l4nny way in which he
tried to bolster up Bnckmau's labor
record. Such as it was, tie explana-
ton was confus;n g, and a total fail
ure, merely emphasizing -Buckman's
we'll known position. = ...
The Governor talked of the mer-
ger, but not OF Mum or Lowry, OF
the oppres sions OF corporations, bur
not OF steamboat taxes paid in Iowa;
Of standing by Roosevelt. but not al
raising Mo rison county farmers 80
per cent on their land valuation.
Tue speech was full OF grand stand
and brass band plays. The COVER.
nor has one great string, though out
of tune-and plays that constantly
the N .rger. The speech Of Rosing
so comp etely punctured thai bubble
with those who heard both, that it
won't save the governor in Little
Falls
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CENTRAL NORTH PRAIRIE.

Oct. 27-Politics are in circulation and
soma OF our prominent farmers take up
some profound DISCUSSIONS.
Most OF the boys who were in the Da-
kota harvest fields have returned.
Mo ey is just rattling.
Messrs, I. W. and G. W. Bouck were
pleasant callers Sunday.
julius Broskowski and Oregon
Schllchting made basinese trip to ST.
Cloud last Friday.
Ignatz Hamberg and son Lawrence
were in ST. Cloud after some lumber.
Election is approaching and ladies
like gentlemen should not hesitate but
go to the polls and vote for our hono4'
able JOS. H.. Seal Superintendent o.
public schools OF Morrison Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Pietron Sr. at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Brenny who
recently died at Alberta, Benton Co.
Scho oil in District No % will open on
Nov. s. J. Mrosla as teacher.
Charley Maus, miller Of Two River
ard John Wieder also miller OF Royal
ton, were visitors IN the village last Sun
day.
Stephen Miller Sergeant ofCo. NJ. 3rd
infantry was in the village Sunday being
attired in his uniform suit, and Stephen
looked all right.
A. A. Barton OF Royalton was church
att-ndap here Sunday.
Today occurred the marriage OF Frapk
Borasch and Miss Sophia Thomalla in
t he Catholic church a5 Roya|ton, r v.
BelZOWski Officiating,
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]. .....I...El.l0ltllII',.;.

DE-. 28-E ran plspsrss la return. .
from Dakota.
. Miss Bertha Davies who has bcenvisit-
ing ,relativea in Elnldale, ret turned 4 8 he,
home il Lewisville, MINI. Wednesday:
Reuben BOYLE is employed Al H G
Lar eon's at Little Lake Beauty this
week, SS ,.sS' 5z5Ess s go
Misses Maggie and Jane BOYLE Wen;
to st. Paul last week. ..5s sS zsss7.
Dr.. Newell and family moved .te
Royalts n Saturday. Although his NOV
ing TO Royaltou Leaves Elmdale Wlthou,
a Physician, we could hardly expect &
doctor OF his experience and ability t.
locate permanently in ur,yilage.
Alex. Firkus has r. turned from thu
west.
. Hugh Pngh and Tn, mas Davies oI
Randall visited ElmdaIe relatives lest
week. @s:s.S
Mrs Cbas. Lundin, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs j j.
Jrcobson, has returned to Upsala.
John Larson is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Peterson, at Little Falls.
Carl jacobson came down from Brain
erd last week to spend a few days at
home and went back Tuesday.
Frank Johns, who ia threehing near
TT. Ripley. spent Sunday at home.
Several persons from Elmdale were
present to hear l.. A. Rosipg and DR.;
Dubois Monday evening. ,.
E'mdale Was we'll represented at the
Vallett lawsuit.
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NOTICE q THE EXPIRATION OF RE
3 .DEMPTION4 r ERIOD. ! u,
STATE % F. NIINNEsuTAl. z. z5

4 :DEMFsIlON@ ID. 49,, Sl5 5Ess
STATE o r MINNEsuTAl - $40 SO
CoUNTY OF MoRn1soN, 81 z ss5
To Lille 3. Wilson, tile person in hose
name the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed is assessed: s-.sass
ing described piece or parcel Of land lying
Stateof Niinnesota towif: - 80
TWOacres i II northeast corner of lot four
a, in section e.even t1l), in township
forty-one sHn of5ran1.est hirty,two (32). Two
acres in ne corners OF lot 4, section11, town
Ship4l range ~, ~ -.
was on the first day of May. A. D., 1898 sold
to and bid in for the State of Mimi.
for the sum of forty-i our cents,at a tax sale
of lands then and there held pursuant to
a real estate tax jud gn1e mt entered in the
District Court in and for said county OF
Morrison, in said state. on the 21st day of
March A. D. 1893. in proceedings to enforce
real esta e in said county of Morrison for
the year a. d. 1891, and that said piece or
parcel ct land was on. the>l6th Gay OF May
suanr tot!le provisions of chapter sn, gem
eral laws of 1893 and pursuant to that GER
tain real estate tax Judgment, amounting
District D Court in AMI Tor said County Of
Morrison on the 2lst day OF March, AID.
nlent Of taxes which became delinquent
in and prior to the year A. D. 1897, sold by
the state of Minnesota for the sum of
| five dollars and lucents.
That the amount required tosredeem said
piece or parcel of land from said sale, ex-
elusive of the casts t. accrue upon this no
tice, is the said sum of five dollars
and no ceuts, With interest thereon at the
rate of one per cent month from the
said 18th day of May, A. D. 1905, to the time
of such redemption.
The redemption period will expire and
the time within which said piece or pal eel
of land can he redeemed from said sale
will expire sixty days after the: service of
this notice and proof thereof and of the
sheriff's fees thereof, has been filed in this
office, as provided by law.
I Witness my hand and official seal at
Little Falls, Minnesota, this Doth day of
Oct, A. D. 1902.
CSEALj w. A. BUTLER,
County Auditor, Morrison Co., MINI.
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EAST DARLING.

Oot. 25-We will soon have a post
office. and Otis st. Dennis. at Future
Park farm, will be postmaster.
+ A West Superior man was here last
week buying potatoes, and lots have
been shipped from here, also hay, onions,
etc. Yet the company wants more
business before we get a depot.
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WfSI DARLING

Oct. 28-Aug. Blomquist was al
Randall today.
John Regnell is blowing at Colder
Valley.
Golden Park farmer is fixing up hie
stable.
= A girl fl rom Sweden arrived last week
to visit at Freedmen Grove.
Understand one of our farmers de-
clines to pay his threshing bill because
the threshers got some grain in the
straw. ~.'. .zr~-
Rockdale got home late Saturday,
Golden Valley still later. Got lost on
road. We need road lamps. .5 Egs.ssgi
Anton Knudson was here Tuesday.
E The bee mans brother has returned
from Howard Lake. a:15- s.. ~@5-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31
GREEN PRAIRIE

Oct. 25-School commenced in District
102, Bel tina Chad wick teacher.
Mr.. Nelson vent to town, Friday, to
get repairs for his pump.
The wedding bells will soon ring.
Mr.. Anderson has finished his work fol
Mr. Neiu.
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GRANITE CITY

Oct. 25-Peter Gau returned home
from North Da* ota where he visited bis
friends.
"A certain small man OF Granite City
keeps big orders in the neighborhood.
j ohm Kramer left for a hunt at Willow
river.
joseph Hurm threshed his fax this
week and it turned out very good.
Il. eau was attacked by wolves on the
way by going home from Joseph Gross.
Miss Mary eau who is working for
Henry Nassert was at home last Sun.
day.
= John Shrinder repaired wells last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31

Eagle Bend News Gay; Jonas
Olson returned home Monday from
Upsala, where he had been complet
Ing arrangements to engage in the
mercantile business. He expects to
remove to that place the latter part
of next week.
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9. {c,i * 1, j5s,s, :, Il,
MORRllL.

Oct 27-Mrs. G. Cheeley Who has been
visiting at her old home at Iuka, III.
for the past two months returned on the
q. zs.
D. F. CHI swan and wife q Excelsior
are visiting frienIs at this place,
5 The boys who like he chase are scour-
ing up their old rusty guns:ior. he deer
season which i7 noar q, hand :..slz.. Is:
Robert Mann ret1ruec from North
Dakota where he has cen threshing the
present fall. Bob is more in love. with
his home here each return from TIE
prairies OF the Dakotas.
Superia Iendent Seal visited our school,,
and those east Of Us last week. He re-
tains his sparkling sunny deposition,
and does not appear /" FAR III" sour
rilous tales Il few opponents tett Ling On
him namely that he encourages the
private use Of prblic funds to advance
the interests cf his church. '~.s..
~ Lars Tdlberg of Mount Morris is ia, .
ing more than IL passive interest III the
present poltt,cal campaign. Mr.. I. is a
democrat, has ID convincing foH OF wit
which he not only allows to leak out on
special occasions bnt he visits his neigh
bors especially 10 teach them and sue
ceeds- to such degree that if a republi-
can from dog catcher to governor gets
a single vote IN his town it will be
mistake in the voter " hen he makes bis
cross.
Sullivan Lake your little slip OF the
pen in your communication to the Her
aid few weeks ago, in which you said
Newman, Murphy, Brown AMI Cheeley OF
Royalton were hunting ducks in your
town, came very near causing thee
pondent at tn s. place 10 get whipping
on the strength OF yonr accurateness.
Said correspondent called on Newman
for treat, thinking that the Royalton
sports aud used the name Cheeley in
order Co get a certain boat on the lake,
and that justice demanded coed will all
around, but was plainly told that the
only alias used was the name Brown
which was :ar from being Cheeley. Now
Sullivan AXE llease clear up this mys.
terious affair and tell us why you got in
this mistake and do 1T in a manner that
I may yet be able to secure little re
compense for my lake property.
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Brainerd Arena: DR.. Dubois is a
man OF education, ability and stain
less life. He is believer in honesty
in politics and honesty is the key
stone Of his life. Could the same be
said Of his opponent, in this, a nat.
urally republican district, there is
reason to believe be had an uphill
fight. People who knew most OF
Buchanan are the most ready to vote
for Dr.. Dubois.
The only arguments advanced for
Buckman's election are based on the
misleading cry OF subsidized repub-
lican press: 1--WE must elect man in
sympathy with the president, one
who will uphold him. And the way
such papers as the Brainerd Dis
patch, Little Falls Transcript, st..
Cloud Journal Press, Alexandria
Post-News, Wadena Pioneer journal,
and a number of other bantam
weights are pounding their readers
over the back with the changes on
that senseless gag is at least enough
to cause belief that they deem their
candidate in jeopardy.
The assertion that the cry ''up-
hold the present" is a senselss gag is
based upon the knowledge that most
republicans believe in tariff reform
as a relief from trust domination
that President Roosevelt has said
there will be no tariff reform. There
is an utter lack of harmony in the
situation which can scarcely be tor
tured into an argument in favor OF
Buckman's election.
On the other hand look at Buck
mans record. So rank that even
his party papers have said harsher
things about him than the demo-
Gratis have. The Minneapolis Jour
nal said that the Foster vote in the
primaries (lacking but 81 votes OF
the nomination. was q protest
against Buckman. :. ~
Editor Fuller, of the Little Falls
Transcript, knows Buchanan and
probably told the truth about him
when he said: .7.. .<-ss..-...
"Some office seekers of all political
parties place their own personal in.
terests shove every other considera-
ton. They will betray THEN. pa5ty
associates and their party princi-
pies for the sake Of obtaining some
position for themselves. And when
they are employed in the most dis
reputable tricks for some personal
advantages they prate the most Of
political honor and honest methods.
Now that c. B. Buchanan has bolted
a convention in which he was fairly
beaten, he appeals to the people in
the name of honest politics.
Today the Transcript snivel pro-
tests and threatens; it pleads loud
and long for the people to elect q
man who will s'betray his party as
sociates and party principles for the
sake OF obtaining something for
himself - 4.
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Two good lots 8Ox 100 to ez
change for Sank Ctnter property
or farm lands
STEPHEN G.. VAsALY.
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wants help in the bothersome prob.
lem OF buying the best quality Of
silverWare at 9 reasona bic cost
shoRld come to us. No doubt Of
our ability to funish you just what
you want at the price you want, and
the things we sell stand the test.
Spirit asaly
Diamond s|iigI elNeIel !
u Broad
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-10-31

?. 90. Newman arrived Monday
from Iowa with 9 carload Of heavy
horses. ,@
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Messrs. \. p. Gary, Chas. Pausb,
T. Benno Of Chickasaw county,
Ia.. we're visiting here last Reek
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GREEN PRAIRIE.

Oct. 1S-Mr. Neill is shinglrg hi
house Row and Mr.. Anderson is lolne
the work.
Mr. Nilsen's house is about finished
Mr.. Bailey was IN to Brainerd will
some onions to sell.
Frank Richard is working, fol
Hammerberk.
K. M. RUDOLF is back from his visi,
Chaa. Anderson Mr.. Nelson, Chae
Gedney, Ed. Cannon aud Gus Anderson
were at the Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Butler was to town Saturda,
and bought a new COW.
Richard Neil is home on a visit from
Staples.
Born-To mr.. and Mrs. Norberg, {
daughter.
Geo. SchrQeder has completed hi,
contract to put in a heating plant
in the new St. James hospital a.
Perham.
Henry Venners, who was burned
out in the Hall block fire, has opened
a cigar factory in the basement il
the First National bank building
Stephen. infant son of MIR. ant
Mrs. Less Sylvester died of per
itonitis Saturday morning. aget
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E. 2. ADAMS,
Attorney of Assignees of Mort gagee
Dated October 21st 1902.