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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-05-05
Easy SCIENCE STUDIES FOR
FARMERS.
vII.-Why We PlOw.

Tho question, "Why do we pillow !!
. fundamental one with every
tanner and there can be no really
rood farming until the farmer
solves the question for himself and
IN his own farm. To enable them
70 solve this question, we give this
ovtract from an address by PROBES
cor King. (who is the best authority
on soil physics of whom we know,
delivered before a recent meeting of
the Minnesota State Board of Agri-
culture:
II wonder how many of us ask the
ouestinu, Why do we pillow our lands
at all? l think we have three princi-
pal reasons for blowing. One is that
the roots of crops cannot live
without air; they will be obliged to
grow in soil where they can get the
amount of air they need, whether
they get much moisture there or not.
Then if we pillow our lands we aerate
them deeper than if they are not
plowed; in other words, the roots can
grow deeper in the soil and get down
nearer to the supply of water. Then
We pillow our lands to entrap the rain
which falls. and lastly, we pillow our
lands in order to prevent the escape
of the water that we are able to catch
as rain.
Then after we have plOwed our
land we are not through with it. If
We leave it loose, just as it was
plowcd, it will be true that VIC will be
able to entrap a larger amount of
water, but that water will be able to
get away easily because the soil is
very loose, thoroughly crumbled, and
for the same reasons that the water
will get into it easily, it will go out
easily. After we have plOwed our
lands and have gotten the spring
rainfall, then it is Il business to
treat the land in such a way as to
Keep the water in there. One way to
do this Is to compact the soil again
after We have plowed it. Now this
may seem a waste of labor to loosen
the ground and then pack it down
AGAIN. When we loosen it up, we
crumbIc II more thoroughly than we
need to have crumbled it, and there
lore We press it down again some
what, III order to increase the num-
DER OF those spaces and reduce their
SIZE. We do not want to obliterate
uo spaces so as to make it as com
pact as 1t was before, but we want
10 get the particles closer together;
We want Il million small holes in
pace OF a thousand large ones, there
lore We harrow our land, and i'll
some cases, we roll it. The use of
tile roller is a matter that depends a
SOod deal on the individual soil. In
'O,ne cases it is a damage; in others,
d benefit. Generally the roller is a
good thing in fiat soil.
Ihen, lastly we should crumble
"e surface after every rain in order
',op the raising up of the water
to the s,u
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
VINflAND

June 5-Annie Falenseck was in
Brainerd this week.
E Earl Tucken, is here visiting.
Herman Smith of Garrison is haul
ins his lumber from the mill.
A NJ Wiley returned Saturday
from Brainerd with lad of flour.
II F Mann is operating the Vine
land sawmill
Frank Cajune expects his family
from White Earth this week.
G Bradford has purchased the
Evans farm and expects to start a
store.
Ed Gravel and wife went to Brain
erd this morning for medical aid for
their baby.
Miss Void and Anna.. Sullivan visit
ed Miss Kathryn Cotton Sunday.
The Indians are getting ready for a
medicine dance, at point near Cove.
D Robbins is moving the mill yard
preparatory to rebuilding the saw mill
Van George and his mother, Mrs.
Saunders have moved on their claim
on Rice lake.
Mr.. and Mrs ..Falensohek went
down to Onamia to consult q doctor
there about their baby. which was
dropped on the floor and in some way
dis]ocated it's hip.
Foley Bean Co.'S logs are out of the
big lake. Two more weeks will finish
the drive.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
Fl. RIPLEY.

June s-Joe Wilson came back from
Brainerd Thursday.
Mrs. Rose is having some repairing
done on her house.
There is talk of another blacksmith
shop in town. This is good point
for two shops.
The river ia low enough now to per-
nit picking stone from the bridge.
There is some talk Of new resident
moving to Fort Ripley.
The circus called number of our
people to the Falls Monday.
Mrs. J. L Berg who was called to
Chicago on account of the death Of her
sister, returned home Thusday.
Randolph Trask, who has been home
nursing a pair of sore feet. returned
to the drive Tuesday.
J. J. Tucker has q mason at work
on the foundation of his new building.
He expects to have it ready by the
18th of July.
There is talk of a ball game and
other amusements here on the 4th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
EAST DARLING

rraaJune 9.-Postmaster St. Denis has
resigned, and for store keeper. VIM.
Frederickson will succeed him as soon
as his bond is approved. The Office
will be at the store The highest
market price is paid for butter and
eggs.
The parents of Mrs. Otis ST..
Denis are here from Franklin, Renville
county. for visit.
Wnen you mail heavy love letters,
boys and girls, put on enough stamps.
The postmaster isn't obliged to put
them on for you.
There will be picnic June Gath at
the Future Park on the east side OF
the railway track. Every body come
and have a good time. Bring your
basket along, and be on hand about
o'clock a. m. Little Falls people
take the road by Little Elk.
The gravel train is here, making
more noise than all the dogs in the
country.
The mayor is working at Melrose
ia; m in section 80 in West Darling as
carpenter.
Emil Nelson has the contraction
the work on the road through section
"a, and we hope the work will be
done soon. 1t is needed to get to the
postofice.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
PLAT IT,.

June 2-Christ Christensen went to
Hnffmann TO visit his father q week.
M. }. Kosobuski was at the Falls
Saturday to get Father Rnkowiak, who
held services here Sunday and Mon
day. The church was crowded. many
from Swan River being here also
Staaislais 10. Chas. and Albert
Gosiak. Went Janat, and Mr.. and
Mira. Mat Shyprit were here.
Father Renkowiak on Sunday bap-
tized two babies-Joe Matlok's and F.
Frankowicz's. The sponsors were
M. J. Kosobuski and Lizzie Kuklinski
and John Welnicki and Mrs. Igna z
bienczik.
Miss Annie Ebertoski has returned
from the Falls.
Mrs Compton is sick.
A. A. Batron was here in behalf
OF the Champion Machine Go.
Joe Zogorski is helping to break al
S. Kaminski' this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
South Gushing anC
North Parker.

June 8th.-Johh Sarf of Gushing
removed his sawmill to the old site
near John Bakers place. He will be
ready to saw logs soon.
Mr.. Eddy of Little Falls is stopping
at JohnSKinner's place for a few days.
he intends to bel p move MIR. Skinner q
household goods to Little Falls.
Mrs. N Simones visited friends in
North Cushing last week.
Frank SCHNEIDER called on Mr..
Tyrrels place last Wednesday
S. Ripenkroger was digging for N.
Rassier in Kendall last week.
Ole Nygard is building a new barn
OF his place.
Report of School District No 106.
Gushing. for month ending May 49,
No. of pupils enrolled 25
No. of days taught 20
Daily average attendance 20
Names Of pu pills neither absent nor
tardy during the month Laura Haso,
Maise and Oscar Hedlund. Della and
Frank Beto, Gertie, Frances and
Florence Simones
Lucie Simones. Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
Bun

June 1O.-A. Amen, of Cross
Plains, is here visiting relatives an
friends.
VIM. Grell of Pierz was a caller
here Wednesday.
Teacher Frank Schrieber closed his
term of school here Tuesday and left
today for his home. at Millerville.
The Overall ball team played the
Bnckman team Sunday at Buckman
tie till the 18th inning, when Buck
man won the victory.
PeterT retter will leave Friday for a
pleasure trip to Duluth.
MIR. 0. Eackel commenced building
new residence Tuesday,
n. Dahman of Granite was a caller
here today.
Miss Lena Schmidt, who has been
visiting with her parents, left today
for Indiana.
Report for School Dist. No. 80 for
the month ending June 9th.
No. enrolled 35
No. days taught 900
Average attendance 10
Those neither absent nor tardy are
John and Annie Fleckenstein and
August and Frances Sontag.
F. w. 'Schrieber. Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
RANDALL

June 9-The fist horseless carriage
that was ever seen in Randall passed
through here on Monday.
Mrs. N. E. Mueller and family and
Mrs. Drittbaugh are visiting with
friends in Carver county.
Lincoln was defeated by Randall in a
game of ball Sunday. Score to 21.
s. S. Lauemade and F. NJ. Aliens
houses are still under larantine for
smalI psx.
Nick Rassier has moved into his new
house.
Mrs. o G Chapman ia having a new
porch built.
D. P. Calhoun is having an add ton
built on his house.
Rassier's hotel aud saloon has been
painted
DR.. Chance was called here last week
to prove that some OF the cases We're
smallpox, as they would not take the
decision of DR.. Newell.
Mr.. Johnson. the potato man, is in
town after carload of potatoes. He
is paying 25 and % cents a bushe.
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CUSHING.

June 4.-Peterson & Kiilderpaard
are painting their store at present.
Jake Snrensnn took a 6ne COW IN
Little Falls Thursday.
June 9 H Carlson was Minne-
spells visitor last week. j.. ,....
Dr.. Wm: Mcdaniel, w. s., ~ IL
Cushing last week.
Miss Rose Mcdaniel, who is teach
ing In Dist g., went b ONE to attena
her sisters wedding June 10th. -:
Mrs. Mary Hanson and Mics Al;ca
Hansen went to Little Falls TODAY.
John Lagerquist is putting up a
build.
Several people from Cushing spent
SUNDAY n IT., the country.
Willie Ellis came down from Sta
pies Saturday morning to spend q
Gay with old acquaintancas.:. .. Melln
Fart went back to Staples with him
Saturday night and spent Sunday in
that city returning Monday.
The steel gang is still here and
those who usually sleep late in the
morning.wi!l certainly be awakened
6y the sound Of great poker striking
the sides Of the cars to arouse the
eleepy ones or else by the beating on q
dish pan which serves the purpose Of
dinner bell.
M: Hedlund Of South Cushing ia
working on the section.
Dr.. 0'Brien, wife aud babe, of
Wshpeton. North Dakota, were
travelling from Little Falls home on
their automobile. After they got
here they run out of gasoline and will
either have some shipped to them
here or else leave this place bv rail.
a little girl came up from Little
Falls Tuesday to visit with her grand
ma, Mrs. ARNOLD.
The NJ. W. A. lodge will give q
dance in the Woodmsn hall June 2Oth.
We understand that good music will
be rendered and refreshments will be
served cheap. All who enjoy dancin &
should come.
. We hear that the Cushing schoo!
will give q program at the close of the
term. We expect good one if they
do.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
WEST DARLING.

June 8.-The Highland Grove
farmers are going to move to the
Randall farm this week.
What's the use of working from 4
a. m. to 10 a. M, having a., hired
man, hauling rock, grubbing stumpsi
Ten hours would be enough If q
man hustled like the Pike Creek
liveryman, who took two hours to go
two miles after q road scraperl WHO
can beat that? : ~.
Colleen Park farmer is hauling
lum Der this week. ;:
:: If the we'll digeers worked SUNDAYS
in East Darling we'd have to 6ne him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.. johnson of
Pike Creek visited at Darling. Grove
Sunday.
Rockdale farmer has many. cattle
in his pasture. He won't have much
grass left: !.
The ladies' society will meet the
last Thursday in this month at Pleasant
View In section at 1 o. clock D. M.
John Regnell says he will help eli
he can In the blowing. but he has
considerable to do himself.
Sweet Home has. opened . restau-
rant. . -, !. ~ -
Beautiful Point farmer 10 building
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
BI|RlC!IKYARD.

June 8--Mrs. Porter Of Fitzgerald,
Ga. .and daughter, Mr.. J. Briggs Of
Little Elk were visiting Mrs Scott
and Mrs Manbeck Saturday.
Died-At her home in Pike Greek
June 5, Mrs 81 .wkins, aged.22 years
and four months. She was sick TO-
some time and took relapse. Sic
leaves q husband and four small child
rem, q babe one month old, q mother
and several brothers. They have tie
sympathy of the community. The
funeral was heldSaturday at the school
house, Rev. Stockland conducted
services. Intarment In the Oakland
cemetery.
kichard Chambers was called to
Pine River very suddenly last
Wednesday on account of his mother
being seriously ill, also his two
brothers. George and John Chambers.
They returned home Saturday leaving
her much better.
Mrs. Frank Reid and family visited
Mr.. Scott Sunday
A few Of our folks went out to
Twin lakes Sunday to have q picnic
dinner, all report a e cd time.
No school Monday On account of the
circus, but will have school Saturday
to make up for lost time.
Both Of the brickysrds have kilns
burning, set them last Saturday.
Mre. Mann and DAUGHTER Grace O.:
Little Falls were visiting Mrs. Man
beck Sunday.
Miss Clara Manbeck of Little Elk
was home Saturday.
Herbert Munoy was called out here
Sunday.
Sewing society will meet with Mrs.
M. NJ. Williams next Thursday after
noon,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
ROY,AlTON.

June S.-Wm. McFadden came near
drowning while out bathing Friday
evening near the pump house. He is an
expert swimmer, but was overcome. It
took lots OF work to bring him to.
The village has bought clay pit from
J. W. Lisle.
David Fowler and Carrie Batter have
been elected by the board to teach here.
Miss Marie Maugels 10 back from
Minneapolis.
Fulton Bell has returned to Minneap-
oils.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ransford McNeal have
gone to Seattle.
Boru-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Logan,
June 9Th, a daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
SWANVlllE

Jnue 1O.-Henry Haskell visited his
parents at Mortified last week, re-
turning Friday.
Bob McKeown and VIM. Sullivan
we're Grey Eagle visitors Tuesday.
Nathan Barber was over from Long
Prairie Tuesday.
A large number from here will take
in the Duluth excursion the last of
the week
Miss Jambers is working at Little
Falls this week.
George searle of Burtrum was here
Monday
DR.. Story and Ed. Losey of Grey
Eagle were Swanville visitors Sunday.
Paul Rhoda of Royalton was q
Swanvi]le visitor Tuesday.
Perry Stith has resigned his position
as clerk in the Markuson & Kaun
store.
Dr.. Corrigan and wife will start
for Canada Friday, for an extended
visit with relatives
Kris Kruse departed for Little Falls
Monday. where he will work at the
barber. trade.
Charles Merrill and M. Blood
we're passengers to Little Falls Mon
day:
Mr.. Sanford went to the Twin
Cities Monday.
Miss Bird returned to Brainerd
Monday after visit with friends at
tillsbury.
George and John Chambers were
called to Pine River last week on &C.
count of the serious illness Of their
mother. They returned Saturday and
report her somewhat improved.
Mrs. Rice of Sank Center was the
guest Of her DAUGHTER, Mrs. Pennie
! the first Of the week.
Frank Molish and family departed
for Berlin, Germany, Thursday,
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. Decker and son of Long
Prairie visited friends here Thursday.
VIM. Buelow is building a sidewalk
in font Of his residence and lots on
sonth Main street.
Mr.. Laduke has began the erection
of his residence on south Main stree t.
Jay Perkins and Chas. Stith were
Long Prairie visitors Friday =.
Mrs. Thorns was removed to her
home in Culdrum Saturday. She is
somewhat improved.
j. Niles of Little Falls was the
guetsssof Chas. Glantz Friday.
- II u. Doolittls, ASST engineer of
/ The N. P. Ry., departed for North
Dakota Thursday.
NJ. ssssR,ed now has charge of the
surveying party.
Mr.. Abli ng and daughter Gertrude
of Long Prairie were in the village
Thursday.
Miss Olson visited friends here last
week.
We had fine shower Monday which
helped the crops great deal.
Doctors Stone and Beer of Toronto
Canada, arrived here. Friday. Dr. Beer
will have charge ....of DR.. Corrigan 8
! practice while he is absent and Dr..
Stone will locate at Hold ingford.
George johnson and wife of Pills.
bury were in the village Tuesday.
James Hall made q trip to Long
Prairie Monday.
| Chas. and VIM. Buelow and wives
visited friends at Osakis the first of
| the week.
! Miss Dean arrived from Little Falls
Tuesday for an extended visit with
her parents.
Mrs. Pennie was a passenger to
aux Center Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
RIPLEY

June s-Eugene Moran visited
Ed. Laforce's Sunday.
A number Of people of this town
attended church in Rich Prairie Sun
day.
Michel Ledoux is busy this week.
He has sick COW.
Jos Adams and family visited at
the Falls Wednesday.
Report of school Dist. AZ for month
ending June 5.
No. of days taught 20.
Total attendance Al.
Annie Charter. Victor Barbesu and
Mary Ledoux.
Zs6er Charter. Teacher.
Amedy Doucette is grabbing with his
steam engine.
Miss Clara Blanchard is teaching in
Dist &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lafond visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Sunday.
Miss Cora Reaper spent last week
in Little Falls.
Miss Winnie Dougherty spent Sun
day at her school in Dist. /, with
Miss Marguerite Dougherty as teacher,
gave q program at the schooihouse
Friday,it being the last day of school.
A party of about six persons Went
fishing at Anoka lake Saturday. Lots
of fun. but not much fish.
Miss Picotte attended the graduating
exercises at Little Falls.
The assessor is making his round
A class of about fifteen will take
their first communion at the French
C'tholic church on Sunday, June 21st.
Mr. Russell lost a valuable horse
Last week.
Mrs. Fred Bellefeulle is recovering
from very serious illness
A number of people will go on thu
excursion to Duluth.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
Motley.

June On. Loucks visited his
sister, Mrs. Wetherall, at Poplar.
A. P. Holm of Sylvan has bought
some more Motley property and now
owns almost half block.
Rev. E. G. Clemans, presiding
elder Of this district, will speak next
Saturday evening. at the time of the
quarterly conference
Mrs. I. 81. Tower and son Ben re-
turned from Minneapolis Monday.
VIM. Murphy purchased fine plat
form buggy from E. A. Foster & Co.
Gus Abrahsmson is back from the
st. Cloud Normal for the summer.
Born-To Mr.. an Mrs. F. M. But
Ter. May 29th, q daughter.
F. NJ. Nash has moved to Duluth.
Memorial Day exercises here were
we'll attended. .
Motley did up Ellis at baseball. as to
b, on Tuesday. It was an exciting
game. -" g.'rs
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
HAY CREEK

June 1-George Armstrong. Ed.
Pook, Mae Swintek and Norman Nc
Leod of Two Rivers. attended the
dance at John Pierzina's Saturday
evening.
Dick Lambert, Tom and John
Phulla of Two Rivers. were in Swan
River Sunday.
The..dance at John Glazek's Sunday
evening was we'll attended, about
twenty couples were present.
Peter Kupka is grubbing for P.
Krottosohinski this week.
Many Of our farmers drove to Little
Falls Monday in spite of the rain.
Married. On Wednesday morning.
June Sd, occurred the marriage Of
Miss Sophie Poolluk to Mr.. Thomas
Trutwin, at the Little Falls German
Catholic church. The bride ani
groom received many useful presents.
Mrs. Trutwin is q charming young
lady and has lived in Swan River al
her life and is beloved by all Wit
know her. Mr.. Trutwin is q young
farmer of this town and has many
friends. The happy couple will make
their future home in Little Falls after
June 10. We wish them all thu
happiness and pleasure this life car
afford.
Rasmus Larson of st. Cloud is visit
ing his parents here.
Many of our Swan River people at
| tended the Gallus and Mucha wed
ding in North Prairie Tuesday.
George Foltinski has purchased a
new buggy. =
J. J. Waters went to Washington
Tuesday for few weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
The Swan River judge bought {
new top buggy:
Miss Annie Weber of Pike Creel
visited friends here Sunday.
Martin Larson purchased q new
bicycle Saturday. l..
]. H. HAnfler and P. J. Gregersoz
were in Elmdale Friday. =.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

We have added to orr jewelry stock
a stock of amateur Photographic goods
dark room lamps, printing frames,
developers, etc. We will also carry
stock of cameras and dry plates. Now
is the best time to start in. Get a
camera and enjoy your summer trip.
CLARK Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
HUFF

June 9-There was small game of
base ball played in Parker last Satur-
day. No one hurt.
VIM. Wynn went to Randall Mon
day.
There were some timely showers here
Monday and some hail.
II. A. Rider and L Gaudet had
business in Huff Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12
AID FOR THE NEW CROW WING
BRIDGE,

Pillager Pest: The party who at
tended the commissioners meeting at
Little Falls Friday to SEQ what help
Morrison county will give towards the
bridge could get nothing definite from
them, but were invited to bring the
matter up at the July meeting, hopes
being entertained that some definite
sum may be appropriated then.
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Additional cOrrespon-
dence page s.
PlfRz

PlfRz.
June 10 Joseph aud Daniel Foster of
Durand, WIS.,, is visiting friends and
relatives here over Sunday. -
The town OF Hillman bought two
wheel scrapers, six drsg scrapers and
four-horse road p!ow from the Austin &
Western Co,
Mike Meyer, Gust Dallmier, Henry
Roch and Jno. Wampa, who were en-
ployed on log drive in the northern
part OF the state this spring, returned
home Monday.
Alois Phillips OF Georgetown speat
Sunday among friends here.
The village council has appropriated
$50 to pay the expenses OF the delegates
of the Pierz fire department to attend
the annual convention OF the state fire
meas association, which is being held in
Brainerd this week.
Frank Feucht who is dlgRing a well
for Henry Stump found chunk of gold
in it yesterday weighing about one
pound. The find caused quite an ex-
element, and the digging has been Con-
tinued. but up to this time 2othing
more has been found.
We regret to note that L. O. KIRBY,
cashier OF the Pierz bank, has leIt us to
take position with the 4 D. Davidso
Land Co. OF st. Paul. We wish him sue
cess in his new position and will long
bear in mind his genial disposition and
good fellowship to AL.
Jos. B. Hartmann. Ed. Bentfeld and
Herman Koering ,eft on the 9th to at
tend the annual Firemen's convention at
Brainerd.
The public school will close for the
term June 10Th.
John Stroman will begin building his
telephone line from Little Falls to Pierz
next week.
Trustee Gross OF the village was ap-
pointed temporary police for this
month.
Jacob Nohner has received another
carload OF farm machinery this week
Our s,achiue men report doing large
business this season.
Another eye dentist visited Pierz and
vicinity the past week,
WANTED-Young men to prepare
for Government positions. Fine Open
ings in all departments. Good salaries.
Rapid promotions. Examinations
soon. Particulars free.
Inter-S State Cor. Inst,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
FOR SALE-Building and lot on
corner LIST avenue s E and Kidder
Street. East of Muske & Warner i'm
plement warehouse.
Stephen Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

Nelson's Photos are worth what the
COST
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

FOR SALE-Building and lot on
corner LIST avenue E and Kidder
Street. East of Muske & Warner i'm
plement warehouse.
Stephen Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-12

House and lot for sale. $3.50. a.
; ? y = .+.;5 Stephen Vaaaly.