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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-07

and the hollis are bursting forth ready
to be plucked. Around this excellent
display is grouped the baled cotton.
Among the different articles shown
the following are but a few of those
which were on display in the great
est number: Potatoes, tomatoes,
cabbage, pears, apples, ounces,
plums, corn, wheat, oats, bar
ley, cowpeas and grasses. There
is also very fine meat exhibit
A special variety of sugar-cured meat
is being shown by Mr.. Rigel He is
just introducing this work throughout
the state and has taken especial care
to make the exhibit well worth see
ing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-07
WORTH COUNTY BOOTH
NEARING COMPLETION,

Work Went on the Entire Day and
the Exhibit Nearly Ready.
Mrs. Monk and her corps Of assis-
tants were busy for the greater part
of Thursday night and all day yester-
day completing the arrangements of
the Worth county display. A semblance
of order has been brought out of the
apparent chaos which existed when
the exhibits were first removed from
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-07
PAINTING EXHIBITS
AND DRAWING SHOW.
CONTINUED from Twelfth Page.)

the folded hands of a woman out
stretched on a table. No other part
of the body is visible and yet there is
a world of expression in the folded
hands. The meaning in the painting
becomes greater the longer it is stud
led and in its way. it Is a revelation
of what can be thrown into the sim
plest figu-es by a talented artist. The
studies from still models by the same
artist are of uniform merit and ex-
cellence with the life studies.
Mr.. John Thomas has two especial
ly commendable pieces on display,
Priscilla" and the agony in Geth-
semane" Both bring out the feelings
of the central figures in startling re-
ality, and especially is this so of the
lonely Priscilla, standing on the bar
rem New England shore and looking
wistfully across the oceans watery
desert to the green field of merrie Eng
land.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-07

are scattered through the booth, the
products of one or the other artists. All
are of uniform excellence and show I'M
usual skill and fidelity to nature. Many
of the most difficult art subjects have
been handled in a mastery manner.
and were highly complimented by all
acquainted with the art of painting.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-07
CAMDEN COUNTY
EXHIBIT A LARGE ONE,

Several Individual PriEe-Winners
mt Macon Are on Display.
I'VE are going after that first prize, -
said Manager Cooley of the Camden
county exhibit. and the excellent ex-
hibit is an assurance that Camden win
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-07
CAMDEN COUNTY BASKETS
FOR WORLDS FAIR

Mr.. A. w. Steinbiss of st. Louis,
director of the Worlds Fair, was again
visitor to the grounds yesterday and
carefully inspected all the exhibits. es-
pecially those made by the counties.
Considerable time was spent at the
Camden county booth. and the baskets
made from the salt water rush and the
salt water grass were particularly liked
Continued on seYenth PAGE
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
WEST RIPLEY

Dec 23-Mlss Ethel DauQherty of
Belle Prairie, visited relatives here the
first OF the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wesley Cook were Brain
erd visitors Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sones and Marion
McCannon went to Little Falls Thurs
day. Mr.. Sones went down to cotnp ts
the business OF renting his farm to MIR
Martin.
The Misses Esther and Clara Trask,
their cousin, Miss Trask OF Royaltun,
and Dan Track were callers at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Monday.
Mrs. Stevens and daughter visited at
Wesley Cooks this week.
The little folks at Mr.. Johns are suffer.
ing from sore throat.
Several Of the neighbors and friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clark, ate Christmas
d,nner at their home.
W. W, Cook took Mrs. Stevens and
daughter to their home in Gilbert Fri
day.
W. A. Clark and daughter, we're busir
ness visitors in Brainerd last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tedford enter
tanned a number OF relatives at dime
Christmas,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
PULASKI

Dec. 28-John Skochcnske and R.
Malacke were successful fishers at SulIi.
van lake recently.
John and Joe Welenske wore at the
lake Sunday.
Kasmir Pestka was i'll last week.
Nowak and Pestka are going to com.
mence saving lumber Jan. 9Th.
Jake Brisk, Martin Brisk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nowak, Walter Nowak, and John
Skockepske, vieited at F. Pelarske'e
Thursday.
The Gravel mill ia section 81 10 work.
ing on some big ordere-200.O 900 feet o.
oak for the railroad, 10000 seet fol
Henry Keller OF Sank Centre, 100000
for the Little Falls bridge, and theirs !,
the weather stays right. =. !"
John skechssske VAS visitor ut R
Nalacke's Friday.
Mr.. and Ars. Frank Nowak visited al
John Zak's Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
BRlCKYARD

Dec. 30-Mrs. H. Van ZiIe has gone to
SwanviI|e to stay with her daughters
until she has regained her health.
The Meadow View Sunday school gave
q Christmas tree as usual, on Christmas
Eve. The program was well rendered
and Santa Claus was very comical and
amusing for the children. He acted his
part very we'll. There was q good at
tendance in spite Of the cold weather.
Thomas Hayes came home from
Browns Valley to spend Christmas and
New Yeare.
Misses Susie and HERNIA Beatty arc
home for the holidays.
Misses Della Wright, and Clara Man.
beck and Willie Aanheek, went to swan.
vile last Monday and returned Ta,sday,
John Hayes came up frem R,yaltou
Friday and returned Saturday. :
4 su.ber sf the yoasx people spent .
very pleasant evening at tho home Of
Mr.. and hrs. s. h. Asscy last Friday
Miss Ami. Anderson is home 10,
Christmas and New Years. -
Mrs. Lille Chambers asa family and
Slara Aaabsck spent Christmas at Mrs.
Chas. Stevens. -. $685.:
Miss ssaie Beatty vent to swaavill,
Tuesday to spend New Years. T.
Mrs. Frank johnson. ren Csntervill.
"isconslp, arrived here the day bsfor,
Christmas to visit her sister Mrs.. Davic
Wright.
Mics Della Bartholomew went to he,
hone at Rail Prairie, to spend vacation
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dayton Manbeck. re-
turned home from Parker tow Monday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
UPSAlA

! &c. 31-Andrew Anderson, who % mt
Christmas with friends and relatives at
0psala, returned to his home at Brain
srd Wednesday.
Miss Emma and ANA Runauist have
Irstarnsd hsns..
Albsr5 Kuiauder was at Royalton
Tuesday.
,ksls bkstrem, being a delegate Of the
Coed Tsaplars at Upsala, went to tho
ssnysatios at Minneapolis Saturday.
Mr.. aad Ars. Landin> are staying in
Elndsle this week.
Miss Elton Peterson returned home
last wees.
Hsnry Thompson from Elmdale was
at Upsa;a Sunday.
The postoffice is now owned by An
drew Swedback and is placed in Borg
strom's store.
Miss Annie Anderson has returned
from Superior.
There have been quite a few weddings
during the past month. The boys are
having lots OF fun shaking the Gov, bells.
Miss Clara Ekholm returned home
from Brainerd last week,
Mrs. Erickson is sick.
Gus Anderson returned to Brain erd
this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
Addition q q i 81 oorrespo on
dence on 9Th page.
/. EAST DARLING.

Dec. 50-The two Christmas festivals
were = grand snccess. A fine program
was given by the Sunday school child
rem. The entertainments we're two of
the best yer given here, and great cred
II nuse Do given to the young people
for their good work. Little Falls and
Randall together can't beat the music
given. In spite Of the severe weather
there was good attendance from all
around, and Pike Creek, Green Prairie
and Little Falls. Rev. Mar.inson ar
rived late, but made q very ase and
very interesting speech, Rev.
Chas. johnson of Green Prairie was the
frst speaker, and gave very appro-
pirate address. The children did we'll,
after the progrum was given, candy and
traits and the Christmas presents were
distributed, and everybody went home
happy and pleased. At the church the
motto merry Christmas was nicely
made.
Chas. Anderson of Meadow Grove.
Sec. 81, spent Christmas in nneapolis.
Perhaps some one will come back with
him When be returns. Hope 80, any
bow.
4. G. Nelson was at the Falls today.
Peter II. Anderson Of Prospect view
has sold bis farm to August Larson, for
$1385 for 80 acres. It is cheap. PETER
has not decided yet what he will do. Ii
he would start bank or store here We
would all bless aim. Mr.. Larson is not
the A. Larson who used to live hsre. but
is from Little Falls. He is right well
come.
Victor Erickson, who ia working at
Minneapolis for the railroad. was home
for Christmas,
Miss Annie Carlson is home on a visit,
Where's our mayor? No one has seeu
or heard OF him lately. Maybe he fol.
lowed one of the roads on the conntv
map, and got lost. like happened to an
agent.
If the belle Of Darling doesn't quit
writing from Chicago asking about the
Darling bachelors, there'll be need o
stenoRi aphers to write letters goine
son th-such a rush.
River Graua has started livery rig
but better not drive 90 fast. It's No,
sale, even with good driver.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
MT. NORRIS.

=: Dec. 27-Mr. and Mrs. Larson we're in
sf49lYalton Saturday.
Crank Polinsky was in Royalton
Saturday.
:~Louis and Laura Larson, and Erik
Talberg attended the Christmas party
ct Blaisdell's Thursday.
A special meeting OF the board OF
Supervisors was held Friday.
:T9e Mount Morris Lumber Co. has
been organized, with Frank Sterr pres,-
aet Eric Talberg vice president, Lars
;faaberg secretary and superintendent,
'=aod Ainert Larson treasurer. Thew
have acquired the Stuhl mill outfit, and
i. WI deal in hard and soft lumber of all
dimensions. The company is composed
~-of good hustlers and will be successful
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
CUSHING

Dee. 28-The Christnas tres held BY
tho Pleasant Valley Sunday school 10
reported to have bssa a grand success.
Music was furnished b. IA organ and =
violin. Nearly al who are connected
with the SUNDAY school spoke or sang,
and The program was axeeilsnt. AFR the
program the presents aud treats we're
distributed and it 10 said that 4 large
crowd was present. to ssjoy tho evening.
Mrs. e. JoAaso. called on her mother,
nrs. John Bergman, this week.
sunday schssl will b, held at Joba
Lagerquists sext Sunday.
Ssns Of the young folks called at G. ".
TraftoA'e On Friday evening. A pleas
ant evening waa spelt.
Mrs. G. ". traitor returned home
from Little Falls Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs: G. II. Rahisr and little
daughter spent Christmas at G. ".
Trafton's.
Beatrice Traitor VA, quite sick this
week.
There will be party at G. Fl. Rahier's
next Tuesday evening.
The wolves have been quite thick in
this vicinity lately.
We have been having some very cold
wea Their tho last few days.
The heavy snow has been piled in very
bad drifts owing to the strong wind
directly following the storm.
BY the ring of the axes we should
Judge that great deal OF serd wood will
soon be coming late Cushing.
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go -
.IlfRz.

Dec. Sl-John C0lleson of North De-
keta il spending the Holidays il Piers.t;
Mr.. aad nrs. Jos. B. Hartman re-
turned last week from six weeks yisit
at Jordan.
Arnold Nagel sold five horses in the
pineries. near Bemidji.
Barney Gross and T. W. Billmaier
have commenced building the sawnill
On August Otremba's land and intend
to have it completed by Feb. LIST. They
expect about 100000 feet of pine logs
to saw there this season. Aug Otremba
has about $4,000 On .: forty adjoining
the mill aud Herman Block about 49,
700. Stampaga has been sold as high
As - per thousand.
The Kiewel Grewing Co. of Little
Falls will bald a beer house east Of
Blake's store. The work will commence
at once. Andrew Faust will be their.
agent. IS
Henry Lust, owner of the Hillman
saw mill, reported that logs are coming
in fast and they now have Is 90 W feet at
the mill yard.
Mrs. F. X. WIRING il spending the
holidays with her parents at st. Paul.
A petition has been sent to the post
office department asking to establish a
postofice at Granite City. with john
Kramer AZ postmaster. This office will
be seven miles northeast uf P,erz and
on the l'ne ri the proposed mai cute
from Pierz to Viaelund. -
Chas. Gravel is already operating bis
sawmill ia the southeastern part of
Pulaski. Alonzo Wicked, who Resides
thare, says there are more logs being
hauled there this winter than ever.
1t il reps rted that Theo. Kasper, who
went to Texas about ten years ago,
will soon return to Pierz, on account of
, the fever prevailing there.
Notices are poste1 in the will age which
reau; ''Shov-l the snow off the s,ds-
walks, or the village will do it. You
pay taxes"
| Andrew Faust, who is employed as
agent for the klewel Brewing 20. OF
Little Falls, will also have to supply
the outside saloons ir the neighborhoud
att the beer house is built here, which
wilt ke-p him busy according to the
amo unt ef business they do.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
*!
GIN DALI. !.

II DEE. 31.-Disl- Rev. Stanislaua La.
sy nski. Wednesday morning, aged 50
years. He ~ born in Poland & nd
came to the Unitsa states in 1898. He
came to Eindale Nay 18th and lived
With Rev. John Dslsowsk,. The romans
vars taken fren here Friday and buried
Saturday morning in presence OF Bishop
rrosee, Rev. 0espodar, OF North Prairie
And Rsv. Dadsk Of Bro wsrv,lle. Rev.
sosrouski OF Rlensbsre. Rev. Al1endorf
Of Little Falls, nv. Rskosiak Of st.
Clsrd, Rsv. Bs'so ~ski, Blmdale. People
rom st. Anna, Dladale, swan River
and Little Falls attended the funeral.
Mr.. and Ars. Nick Beos ana family.
Tom Casey and family, John and Simon
Cseck. Ten 1isks. susie and Allie r.
deck. Willie Joseph. spent Christmas at
Frank Johns.
Willie Joseph returned to Swanville
Sunday.
Henry Burke Of Grey Eagle is visiting
friends here.
Nick Boos and son vert to Royalton
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Davies, who has been visit
ing here, returned to Holding Sunday.
Otto Andersoo, who was working IN
Tyler, came home to spend Christmas.
M. and Ars. Simon Czech of Little
Falls are spending the holidays at Mrs.
John Rudeck's.
Qaite 4 number Of friends and rela-
tives spent = very pleasant evening ut
Ars. Thomas Casey's Saturday evening
IA honor Of Mrs.. q. Burke.
Bishop Trobec attended the funeral Of
thelate Father Lacznski At Flensbure,
Saturday. The deceased had been in tho
diocese about I've years, and was great
y respected.
Edmunds, IN. d. Bee: Martin Mis-
feldt and Miss Lizzie Mattson we're mar.
rled at the home OF the brides sister In
Minneapolis lest week. Both OF the
contracting parties have a large circle
OF friends in this vicinity who Join the
Bee in Wishing them all the Joy and sue
cess possible.
Simon Sobiek visited al John Rudeck' b
Sunday.
John Rodeck intends to go to Wabpe
ton this week.
Simon Czech visited at Cichcn's last
Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
GILBERT

Dec. 3o-Carl johnson has ret lrned
from tho woods,
Walter Horn, who has boon working
il the woods, came home to spend
Christmas.s
August johnson was at Braiaerd last
Friday.
Feter Sene 10 having a lot Of lsgs
hauled to the mill to be sawed. He
eontonpla'es building q house anu a
barn in the spring.
There was very enjoyable party at
Chas. Hedlund's Christmas day. A
large number OF neighbors were present
and they report God time.
| Miss Clara Blanchard came up from
Little Falls Saturday for a few days
visit.
Another party took place at August
BE: gluno's Saturday night. The even
ng was spent in dancing aud other
amusements. The well pleased neigh
bors departed toward morning feeling
thai they had had d good time.
| Miss Esther Palm camehomeSaturday
to visit her parents.
Nels Swanson passed through mere
Sunday.
Aug. Berglund and Nels Henryson
went to the Falls Monday.
Mrs. Charles Tough is reported as be-
ing ill,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
Bun

Dec. 31-John ZA9ler, ST.. lett last
week for St Anthony, where be 1, = ing
to visit bis daughter.
Henry Radel, who had been here
| pending Chris tnas with friends, rleft
Monday for Benidji, where Mr.. r. Is
running saloon.
B. Gsatrup OF St. Cloud 10 here spend
ing the holidays with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joha Dahuan from.
Graaite. were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Veraig Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Donneck lett Sunday
for Little Falls.
Mrs. Oliver Brunette Of P,erz moved
Monday to Joseph Virnig's. She will
stay until spring.
A. KIM left Tuesday for tue northern
part OF the state.
Peter Tretter is now running his saw
mill at full blast with a daily average
OF 10000 i i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
LASI'RUP

Dec. 27-borD-To Mr., and Mrs.. Louia
Brinknan, the 27th, aseI. CeIgratsl.'
tions.
Mr.. Stogerpur " windnill, but he
forgot to to put the stopper On tho mill
and It's going al the time.
The farmers are busy hauling wood.
The reads are very bad. They are oil
saew banks. Bat will have sene good
sleighinG.
Bsrn-Te Mr.. and Mrs. John Be scr, Q,
Lastrup, Dec. 2Sth, daughter.
Louis Spanfeliner has gone to the
wOode.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
RANDALL ) !

Dee. 30-:andaN has got street lamps
aow, 20 yhere wilt be No nory dark
aights in Randall, il W. do.'t ran out 81
kerosene. .=1se VA Y: ,s s.*.=5
MEX Rassier has = glass front in his
saloon nov. which adds very nssh 20
it, appearance.
J. R. Stevenson lost a very valuable
mare; got Kicked BY another horse.
Albert Garrison Of Parker lost q fas
horse. His mate kicked him and broke
bic leg and he had to b shot.
A. Roxmaos had . COW killed by tho
kick Of = horse.
VIM. Hppsskregsr, father Of 3. Rip.
Dsskrogsr, Of Randall, who has bssn
here for tho pact three or foup months,
has gone back to Iowa. He intends to
dispose OF his property in Iowa and 70.
turn here in the spring and purchase
property.
Riehsra Tborsoa and Mes Esther
"estin Of this place wsr married at the
home of the brides mother, On Friday
evening. The Wedding vas q qsist
| affair.
Mr.. Trussle, q step-father Of Mrs. d
P. Calhoun, is here at present. Mr.. T.
IL matchmaker and nachin,ss and any
one having work in his line, bring it in.
Watches cleaned for 75c; mai. springs
75e. Other work in comparison.
Misses Sadie and Annie Kennedy and
Mrs.. Alex Kennedy aud children spent
Christmas 1T Rackus, MINI.
Abe Cyrus was homo for Christmas.
DR.. Chance was called here on1 So nday
to investigate case of sickness and he
pronounced it a case Of smallpox. The
faa.lly hive on Sec. l, Parkertown.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
CENTRAL NORTH PRAIRIE

/ dec. 29-Christmas was very epiov-
able event. notwithstanding the cold
weather,
A.. L. Newman of Little Falls was a.
pleasant caller Sunday.
Joseph Pienondz, who has been awav
for several years, is visiting relatives
here. He has been employed in the
vicinity of.Duluth.
Santa Claus visited school No. %. He
is very active for his age and kept the
pupils awake for awhile. He also visit
ed the village school.
August Wiener has invested in a new
guitar. The instrument is a fine one.
Bora-Te Mr.. and Mrs. Broekowski.
a SOD, On the 26th.
Joseph Jaasky. whe is attending q
college in Wisconsin is staying with his
parents during vacation.
Chas. Barrance the first settler If
North Prairie, aud now living at Brain
erd, was caller Sunday.
1t is stated that new school house
's TO be erected soon only parties can.
not decide what site they are to choose
for the structure. There are many va
cant lots Of better location then the
present one and there should be no dir
fculty in choosing site. v
1n order to get along well with. aris-
tocrats. the essential thing lis mind
reading and hands out OF coat pockets.
The following is good thing for par
ties to commit to memory. When the
same question is asked twice and was
answered correctly the first time, the
third asking generally results in a blow.
Auguet B:odkorb the "a yr-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brodkorb, died at
Royaltoa on the Goth OF Decemb er.: He
was On the way home from the west,
for the holidays, and while lodging in
the Hotel Royalton was taken i'll and
expired the following morning. The re-
mains were brought home forinterment {.
Rooms for rent in Herald building,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

bids for the construction of St,
Michael's church, buchanan, will be
3received until Jan. 31st, 1908. Each
*o.d must be accompanied by a certi-
sled check OF 5000. The committee
sreserves che right to reject any O
all bids. Plans and specifications
may ne seen at the priests house at
buckman. VIM. LANCE.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
S25 Reward

l will pay above for information
leading to conviction OF anyone in.
terfering with the operation ofmy
telephone lines, such as cutting down
and destroying poles, wires or in
sulators. IS ..= .>..szs.. d. j. j.
:s...4..... a.. =. .>.-... john srRoMAN,
.:...z.. Morrison Co. Tel. Co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02

Splendid chance now for men to learn
10 aroer trade. Growing demaud.
sste:ady practice, qualified teachers, etc.
board provided, tools presented, write
Sfoday Catalogue and comb free.
.Aoier Barber College, Minneapolis,
ainn. ts&''tsss ~ ~ . ..:zzs.s H.. :,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02

Two good lots 50 100 to ex
change for Sank Center property
or farm lands.
STEPHEN G.. VAsALY.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
C0nSu|llp ti0|1

Salt pork is a famous Old
fashioned remedy for con-
sumption. "Eat plenty Of
pork" was the advice to the
consumptive 50 and 100
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most.
Scott Emulsionisthemod
ern method Of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs.
SCOTS Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion:
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the u1ly
way, is half the battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
Of cod liver oil and hypophos-
phltes in SCOTS Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-02
Notice

All trespassers on my land in
Elmdale, taking small pine trees
will be prosecuted to the fullest ex.-
tent OF the law.
JOHN SPLITOFF.