Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-13
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II / Died.


II o'clock. aged 70 years, 6 months,
and 10 daye. In the fall Of 1889 Mr..
I ow had stroke of paralysis. and had
been confined to his home ever since,
only going out for a ride once in
ia while in nice weather. ..,s.> Z. . ~
The deceased was born in 1929 in
Midtown, Maine, where be learned
the millwright trade. at which occu-
patton he was engaged until 1856,
when ne came to Minnesota, and to
| Little Falls, his home ever since, in
! 1857 BE worked at his trade until
1860, then for year explored land for
lumber: concerns. On Oct. II, 1861,
he enlisted in Co. A. of the First Min
'nesots Cavalry. After nine months
service, he joined Co G. of the Fifth
Iowa Cavalry and few months later
entered Brackets Battalion, and
served until saMay 10Th, 1866, Wien he
was mustered out. On his return to
this city Q was engaged in the lu n Ter
business until 1869, when be was ell
ected county surveyor, and se-.Ved
many years.
Mr.. Dow leaves wife and three
.ch'liren-Henry, of Bertha, Todd
county, George, of Pemb ina, n. D., and
William, Of this city All were with
their father during his last hours. The
! deceased was a member Of the Ma
sonic order and the Crane Army.
The funeral, which was IN Charge
CT the Masons, was held from the
Church Of Our Saviour Wednes-
day afternoon, Rev. F. E. Aleyne
conducting at the church, and H. N
Harding at the grave in Oakland.
There were a large number present
and many floral tributes.
Victoria, aged 5 years, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Guilmet Of Ripley,
died of Group Wednesday,. The funeral
was held from the Belle Prairie Cath
olic church yesteday
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. D,
Houle Of Ripley, died Tuesday eve
ming Of diphtheria, aged years, :,
" j. F. Niles went to Chicago Sunday,
L. 0. Vessel WAS up from St. Paul.
Mrs. T. J. Martin WAS in Fargo this
! week
| Blake makes some special prices this
wEek worthy Of attention.
, Guy Kull has returned from Michi-
gan to take his former position sc
Jarboe' 8.
Note the good things offered in Tom
elty's ad. this week. And the ad. is
always readable.
| A. McMurphy of Crookston visited
his daughter, Mrs. B. W. Burdick and
Miss McMurphy.
Geo. Gerritz moved his old machine
shed from First avenue south to Broad
way, to his new location, this week.
An Odd Fellows lodge will be insti-
tuted at Swanville tomorrow evening.
A large number of local Odd Fellows
expect to attend.
Phil Grenier, fourteen year old
Belle Prairie boy, left school wednes-
day and was picked up in St. Cloud
Yesterday. He was sent home today.
9. u. Swanson OF this city and A.
N. Youngquist of ST.. Cloud have
bought Nafziger's East side grocery
at st. Cloud, and will carry on the
business under the firm name of Swan
son & Youngquist.
Mrs. F. Taylor of Randall is at the
hospital for treatment.
Get paints, varnishes, stains, floor
nnish, house paints, paint brushes
of all kinds, kalsomininy brushes, all
new stock, at
A. FLEIG's.
Smoke Minnesota Pioneer 10c, Lit
tie Lord &c, M. W. A. &c, Commercial
| Club &C.. They are home made and
union goods.
J. G. Fetherspil Maker.
Court Adjourned.
Judge Baxter adjourned court Sat-
urday until April ~, when court
cases will be heard.
In c. W. Bouck vs.. Geo. Skinner,
the jury gave the defendant YER
dict. The case was mixed up one
involving a mortgage on a horse
owned by Skinner. A former owner