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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-13

In London 100000 are pigged togeth-
er three In a room, while three-quar-
tiers of q million have half a room each,
$4,000 belong to very poor, 100000 to
the moor
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-13

The number Of insane in California
in.1S60 was 4 to 1000, and in 1870 / to
800. AT present the registered insane
number 4 to 269 of the general popu-
&lafipn
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-13

A statue of Cervantes is to be erect
ed in Paris as a mark of gratitude to-
ward the Spanish admirers of Victor
Hugo, who erected a statue to him in
Madrid.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-13

Our imports from Turkey are about
SO, 900, 900, of which one-half comes
from Turkey in Asia. Our export to
Turkish territory are less than $500, 900.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-13
Emperor's Yacht VIII Come.

cHHPeTUrS Ydcnt WI Oo.,1I,tro nj
Berlin, Nov. emperor WlIilauah. -.
schooner yacht Meteor will go 70 ~. :
United States in the spring to take pa -,
y, the ocean yacht race for the enps's
MS cup.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-13

She, on Broadway--Why. Mr.. Black!
Where On earth did you conn from?
Hell came clean from Pittsburg. rs
that possible ?"-Yonkers Statesman.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-13
MEcKLlNG STORE CLOSED.
Further Details of the Failure of the
Merchant and Stockrnan.

Il-Httt ~ az +Y
Neckling, S. D, Nov. 1.-THE stock and
fixtures of the defunct store here, owned
oy Henry Westre, has been invoiced by
Receiver S. A. Boyles of Yankton. 1t to-
tails about $780, 600, though it is not likely
to bring that sum on a purchase. Westre
mas operated the store in Meckling for a
number of years.: and there is no question
out that he made some money. The cause
Of his downfall was not due to Wild spec
Nations on the markets or anything like
hat, but came this summer after he had
dropped about $500 in feeding cattle.
With a few weeks grace Westre could
laye Strengthened out his affairs all right
t is said, but his creditors would not wait.
Therefore, he was forced into bankruptcy,
though there was little difference in as
sets and liabilities.
The past year has been a bad one for
stockmen who invested heavily in feeders.
Few will get off without big losses. In
some cases the loss is felt far more than
others, but thus far .Westre is the only
one in Clay county to become a forced
bankrupt.
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Farm laborers in Mexico may be en-
sployed at from IS to 20 cents a day,
Though in many parts Of the country
scarce and unreliable.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-13

Mrs. Hatterson-Your new house, I
suppose. will be finished in modern
style2 Mrs. Catterson--Oh, yes; Moth
Ing in 1t but antiques.-Town Topics.
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Work on New Opera House Block.

Speartish, S. D., Nov. 10.-Work is to
De started at once by r. N. Matthews
lDon his new opera house block, the
%oundation walls for which were laid
Wo Years ago. The building will be
three stories high, of stone, and will
contain q number of business rooms
and offices, besides the opera house.
Mr.. Matthews is now the owner Of
100000 worth of real estate in Spear
fish, having the principal business
building in the city. The new building
win be situated adjoining his present
business block on the north.
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According to an official japanese re-
port. there were, at8the end Of June
last. 53.779 persons In prison in Japan,
Including 3 ,249 ome
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Degree Of Honor Organized.

ST. Onge, S. D, Nov. 1o.-A new lodge
Of the Degree of Honor, named after C.
Cardinal of st. Onge, one Of the grand
officers of the a.. o. u. w, has been
organized here. The following officers
were elected and installed: Miss Eliza
beth Cardinal, past chief of honor; Mrs.
Lillian Williams, chief of honor; Miss
S~omerville. lady of honor; Mrs. Daniel
Boone, chief Of ceremonies; Charles
Furious, recorder; A. Cardier. finan-
:ier; Mrs. Johnson, receiver. The new
lodge starts out with a strong member
ship.
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5a8@ssSSG between the United States
Russia during the last fiscal year
greatly surpassed that OF n previous
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
Additional correspon-
dence pages 2,
Sullivan Lake.

May 81-Decoration day was not
observed as We have no cemetery.
G E Look and family visited Mr.
W A Cook Sunday and Monday.
Mr. George and Miss Cora Wilson
were lake callers Sunday.
Mr. Durham of st Cloud and Misses
Gertrude and Edna lynn. were lake
visitors Sunday. Mr. B caught about
eight fish in one hour.
5Mr ad Mrs Lynn and friend called
on T S Look Monday.
W Mosgrove has rented the Moberg
farm In Crow Wing county, and will
move this week and take possession at
once.
F. johnson went to the Falls with q
load of fish Tuesday evening.
Mr. Cook went over to Mr. Randall q
Monday but the lake was so rough on
that side he could not get home until
late in the evening.
George Wilson went to Pierz Mon
day with load of lumber.
G.. Look finished planting Monday.
He has seeded piece of land to
alfalfa. that he received from
Colorado
Mrs G E Look received setting of
guinea eggs sent by her sister, Mrs
Anna Bnchart ..of Boulder, Col, last
week. May she have fortune and raise
some of the fowls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
WEST DARLING.

June 3-West Pleasant..Grove farmer
is painting his house in fine shape.
John Schelin is doing the job.
The road overseer in district three
has men out working this week fixing
up all bad; places on Yankee street.
Pike Creek town should do some work
on the road running from Aug. Lin
dahl's farm to W. Pages.
Farmers are busy blowing the low
land, and seeding barley.
The telephone agent is hauling
lumber.
Pike Creek liveryman is fearful of
losing the dressmaker trade. Look
out for Silve. Park
Some improvements ha7 been done
on the Sweet Home road. although
work was done there last year.
School in district 35 is we'll attend
ed. A big house will be built on
Melrose farm in section IS.
Ash Groves future SON in law is q
frequent visitor. Better wait while.
Fred Nelson is working on the rail-
road.
Gus Anderson of Pike Creek was
hunting for Rockdale farmer Sunday,
but as be was out looking for house.
keeper, Gus didn't find him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
BUCKMAN

June q The council met Friday
evening and did lots of work. They
passed several ordinances which canbe
found in this issue. They will 1--we
four lamps on the street.
Peter Filter of Ca:cago visited here.
John Knschel was taken to the
Little Falls hospital and yesterday The
was operated on for appendicitis by
Dr.. Fortier. assisted by DR.. Seguin.
The operation was a last resort and it
was found that the appendix was in
a very pau cuuuitiuu: tho surrounding
tissues being involved. Owing to the
condition Of Mr.. Kuschel the oper-
alton was serious one and while
Mr.. Kuschei may pull through the
chances are not much in his favor
John Winscher is getting along we'll
at the Little Falls hospital
W. Jansen has returned from st.
Paul.
The house Of J. Kappes was
guaranteed Thursday for smallpox.
Miss Carrie Dengel is back from the
Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
GREEN PRAIRIE

June 2-Mr and Mrs F Sargent OF
Randall spent Sunday with friends on
the Prairie.
Frank Edden drove out to Gilbert
Sunday afternoon.
Quite number of our people went
to little Falls Saturday to attend the
Memorial exercises.
Miss Elsie Edden came down from
Gilbert Friday for short visit with
her parents.
Mrs Swindell returned Saturday
from Minneapolis.
Arthur Reaper of Belle Prairie
Visited his 11lati Voc and friends hero
last week.
. Mr. Kyskie and daughter Edith left
Friday for Sparta, MINI. Mr. Koskie
intends to make his home at that
place the rest of the family expect to
go there soon.
Mr. and Mrs Wittwer and Mr. and
Mrs Ortman attended church services
at Fish Lake school house Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Swindell went to Little Falls
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Forseman gave dance
at their home Saturday evening
Quite a crowd attended and all report
good time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
Cushing.

June 3-Geo Trafton returned from
Little Falls where he has been attend
ing school for the last nine months.
He intends to spend his vacation with
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Rather left the first
part of the week for q visit with
friends and relatives in the southern
part Of this state.
Mr. and Mrs John Sarf had relatives
visiting with them the last part Of the
week, but they returned to their home
in Browerville Monday, Miss Bertha
Smith going with them.
John Sarf is moving his engine to
John Bakers place now.
We are glad to say that little Viola
Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Vim
Rice, has been regaining her health
very rapidly and ie able to walk
again. We know that everyone will
be glad to hear this a. she is a
favorite with all who know her.
. Mrs VIM Cook and Family drove
to Little Falls and back Monday.
The steel gang moved to Cushing
on Monday forenoon. We have not
heard how long they will stay here.
Some of the boarding cars belonging
to the steel gang were derailed here
this morning and it took seve raj
minutes 10 put them back on the
track.
Mratln Peterson and wife have re-.
turned from their wedding trip and
are receiving the hearty good Wishes
and congratulations Of their many
friends.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
PlfRz

June 3.-Geo. Spanfellner, ST., of
Washington, is here an visit this week.
Tue supervisors laid out a road be-
tween sections 25 and 26. Damages
allowed to J. P. kobilka, SIS; Albert
Pallee, SIS; Jos. Otremba, $40.
The dance in Blake's nall Monday
evening was well attended, and all re-
port everything O. K.
Several of the overseers have COM
menced to work on the road. Frank
Feucht and P. N. Newman are en-
ployed to run the graders.
The members OF the Pierz cheese fac
tory held a meeting last Monday. They
| received IN to that date, since the fac
tory opened this spring. 43 600 pounds
Of milk, for which they paid 80 cents
per hundred. Payment will be made on
| the 9Th OF each mouth. They now re-
ceive about 1000 pounds of milk daily.
At the meeting, two OF the members,
both financially we'll fixed, got into u
hot d bate, which resulted in both pull
ing off their coats before they found out
that an error was the cause of the diff.
ference between them.
Architect Heach completed the build
ing Of four-square barn for Chas. E.,
Peipe in Granite and returned to hin
home in the village Wednesday,
NJ. Rauch and Feucht Bros were haul
! ing lumber from the Lust saw mil! last
week. Rauch got stuck in mud-hole
with bis, load. but as there We're heavy
! horses on hand 1T was no trick to get
the load out. but il it wasn't for the
wooden shoe farmer, Rauch himself
might be IN there vet
John Brown OF Fiddleville was in the
village on business Wednesday.
Nick Hennen los: a four-year-old
bull last fall which he thought wa+
stolen from him. On Tuesday he burned
Mr.. Hennen states that the setting OF
gram was threshed early in the morning
aud it is thought that the animal was
laying behind the straw carrier and
didn't get up in time and vas covered
up that way.
Another case Of g allpox was added
to the list Wednesday in the family of
Anton Bednar One of his children IL
down with the disease.
Frank Hortsch of Buckma and Miss
Maggie Terhaar OF Plerz were announce
ed to be married in ch irch Sunday.
! The C. O. F. will bold their monthly
meeting Sunday evening" at O'Clock.
Miss NJ. Bilig of st. Nicholas, Stearns
county, is here visiting her sister. Mrs.
Nohner.
A hot debate occuled Sunday in lower
town betw cen the town board of Gran
ite and the road machine agent. The
board claim that tie road machine
agent overcharged them on freight for
the goods that they purchased Of him.
After both parties produced their fre,g t
bills they discovered that the railroa d
! company had made the mistake
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
HAY CREEK

Jnue John Hanfler has purchased
a new buggy from A A Eich of Little
Falls
Mics Nellie 0 Shea closed success
full term of school in Dis. No. 9,
Friday.
Henry Riker of Milbank, S D.,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Hanfler Sunday.
Chas Hanfler attended church in
Little Falls Sunday.
Miss Susan Piarzina and Mary
Philip, who have been in st Paul for
the past year. came home Monday.
l. Gosiak drove to Platte Sunday
ana returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Piejka of Odole visited
friends and relatives here Sunday and
Monday.
George Galus is reported dangerously
i'll, and is not expected to live.
aanfler went to Elmdale Sunday.
Chas Hanfler drove to Little Falls
Monday on business.
Miss Schlag and family of Elmdale
visited at M Hanfler q Sunday.
invitations are out for the wedding
Of Frank Gallus and Bertha Wucha
which will take place on the 9th at
the home Of the brides parents In
Two Rivers.
The school in Dist No 8 closed with
q picnic Friday.
Leis Larson is building q porch fol
Jake Mrozik.
Miss Francis Kalis Is visiting
friends In Little Falls this week.
w Thompson is building q large
barn.
Mr. and Mrs John Plea Of Opole
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Peter Kowelzek Sunday and Monday.
| Mr. and Mrs Alfred Larson of Little
Falls visited here Monday.
Nelson's Photos are worth what the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
South Gushing and
North Parker.

May 31-Corn is up in this vicinity
and some of the farmers are cultivat-
ing.
Jay Tyrrel left today for Batavia,
Todd comfy, where he will stay q
few weeks to work for his father.
A number of young folks ::of this
vicinity attended the show in R andall
act Monday and Tuesday.
Bur9lin. A Anderson and N
Simones were Little Fails visitors last
Saturday
Jay Tyrrel was blowing on Mr.
Churchill farm few days Last week.
A few families of this vicinity went
to Lake Alexander. for picnic last
Sunday. They report very jolly
time. =.
Seven of our people observed Deco
ration day, by going to the cemetery
in Randall
Mr. and Mrs Beto called on Mr.
Simones last Saturday.
F Raudash visited at Joe Bentler' 8
place las Sunday.
Hans Strom of Cushing called on
friends here last Wednesday.
A few. folks of this vicinity went to
dance in Cushing Saturday night.
A Bsto was helping Joe Kroeger,
pull stumps last Thursday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
huff

June 2-Mr McLane and wife were
in Little Falls last Thursday on bust
ness.
Ed Signor made another trip to
Little Falls last week.
Mrs Gish went to Little Falls
Saturday to meet her ....daughter
Katie, who is nome from school in
st Cloud.
Wm Wynn and Mrs Gish were visit
ing at E Sharon's in Todd county
Sunday.
A new man preached in the new
church Sunday. and " II come again
next Sunday at 3 p m. He is Pres
byterian.
Geo Gish had business in Little
Falls Sunday.
s G Cochran and wife of Randall
were visiting his brothers family on
Section 20 Sunday.
Alvin Wynn and family returned to
their home in Todd county last week.
School report, for month ending
May 20:
No Of days taught 20
No of scholars enrolle1 II
Average daily attendance IL
Total monthly 22a
Those who were neither absent MOI
tardy are Ute Martin, Raymond
Donley. Charles Gish and Lloyd Don
ley.
+ Anna Hegg, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
BRlCkYARD.

June miss Clara Manbeck came
home from Little Elk and returned
in the evening.
Linnie Beatty came home from Huff
last Friday, where she has closed q
term of school satisfactory to pupils
and parents.
Miss HERNIA Beatty came home from
Clear Lake last Saturday. where she
has just closed good term of school.
There were three graduates from her
school who are now ready for the
! Normal
F.; Mrs Reid visited her mother Mr.
Scott Sunday.
! Mr. Glassco bought q new piano.
. J W Manbeck and daughter visited
Mr. and Mrs Manbeck Wednesday.
Mrs Hawkins. who has been very
! sick for some time is reported some
better
I Quit number of our folks attend
ed the Memorial day exercises il
i Little Falls Saturday.
=, Minnie Taylor came home Frida,
and returned Saturday night to bel
school at Clough.
Albert Longfellow is again workine
for Mr. Williams.
Geo Green of Little Elk called or
friends here Saturday morning.
Vern Matteson and family of Clea1
Lake, former residents here, are bach
here visitingssrelatives and friends &
few days, and will return to St. CLOUD
Monday.
1t is so cold and wet that nothing
will grow, and some people have no
planted their gardens yet.
Mr. Guist went to Culdrum to visi
with 21r Yagen Saturday. and will
stay few days.
Bertha Bartholomew is visiting ne1
sister Dele at Mrs s SCOTS this
week
Mr. Knapp and son Claude of Burt
rum are boarding at Mr.. Glassco g
They areWorking at Duclos brickxard
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
CENTRAL NORTH PRAIRIE

June 2-Penteoost occ ured last Sum-
day with Rev Gagnon celebrating the
solemnities. He came from st Cloud
where he temporarily stays. Rev
Gagnon is good preacher and
possesses fine voice in singing. He is
in charge of a congregation at Cues
bee, Canada.
The marriage of Stanislaus Geek
and Mary Bursey was announced.
Mrs. Zielonka is at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs, Seletzke of st, Cloud
The team was frightened and ran
away, throwing Mr.. and Mrs.
Zielonka out. Her head was hurt.
A number of young folks attended
the Marsolek and Geek wedding at
Opole last week.
Miss Susan Janski is with the folks.
Mr. Kalis and wife Of Elmdale visit.
ed at Gregor Schlichting Sunday and
Monday.
Rev Gospodar, who suffers with
rheumatism, has been taken to the
hospital at st Cloud.
A number of complaints have been
heard regarding the paying Of high
tax, not 80 much that the tax ia in
creased some. for this year, but fo1
want of equity. Use all alike.
Frank Jendro of Elmdale was q
caller here Sunday.
1t Is understood that we will have
q free rural delivery through this
vicinity.
.. =. Miss Sohak of st. Paul came home
for two weeks stay.
Charles aersey of Swan River vss
here Sunday. -.
Vincent Lipinski ofHold inRattended
church hare last Sunday. Vincent ID
olerking for Val. Batx.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
ROY.ALTON.

June ALBERT M. Kobe. eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Kobe of this
place, and Miss Mildred Stilwell, will
be married at Osakis Wednesday next
week. Mr.. Kobe is manager of the
Osakis Milling Co.
Green's orchestra of Rices furni he'd
music for q we'll attended dance at
the opera house Saturday night.
Miss May B=lzowski is very i'll with
heart disease.
Harry Logan's house was quaran-
tined for scarletina.
: John Clifford has moved to the
Wilson house, from the Math1eson
farm.
Sixteen to nothing, not even l..
That was the score Saturday when
the Little Falls bali team did "buai-
ness here. Sunday at Little Falls re-
peated the sad story, 81 and 10.
Damon Bouck got his foot caught
in the wheel of the delivery wagon
while trying to jump out, the horse
having started to run away: The
right leg was broken in two places
between knee and ankle. DR.. Mills.
paugh set the limb
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-05
MT. NORRIS,

June 1.-Erick Talberg is building g
tool shed for the town.
Miss Anna Polinsky visited at Sterr's
last week.
c. W. Bouck of Royalton was seen
here Monday.
Sterr '. Talberg will start saving
again this week.
Frank Polinsky Was assessing last
week.
M. Larson, Daniel johnson anG Frank
Sterr were in Little Falls last week.
Mr.. Lars and Dani,l Johnson each
bought a hore and Mr.. 5terr bought a
team of S. jacobson.
The Mt. Morris Boomers played an
interesting ball game at Larson's last
Sunday.