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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
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5or 6unorebe 4ar iiben 6enopbe /
apbenbapn be &lubber, Tom / Slut
ningen al Qar6unoreoet 6eitrioer 9os
o~eoitooeus oTentlige Mening.
Der gape8 10 nemlig ingen 8laoe
ben Sang, / boert 5afo life iaabunne
JON bore 0dge fenoer. Den forte
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enote fnap ben
bar begDnot. og Oerefter be9pnote en-
Iaaoan unoertrnttelie at ofentlig
Meningstiltenoegioelie Il, at Der ng0oen=
oigbis fables en- liDlig prioat We7
ningsubpefsIing. alubberne bar bet
Steo, 6por fremrdgenbe M9nb inoen=
for gorgerifdbet, Gmbeosm9nb, asbs
mano. Stibstdpteiner, fortrinspis peI
29roe, 6orfattere o9Sournuliiter FAM
lebes og talte meb binanben ON, bpdo
Der itete uoens % inbenlanoif. Sg fra
oisie Mgoeiteoer uo9it Der Iaa en-
Wening, Der blep 9gben6dons o9 ION
/ bbert Sab / liter9re Spergsmdd(
pdabirteoe ben Presi e, Der %fanotes.
Ndar mar Ter, hpor meget Ell enOrg
ubittigt Gpi9ram betgo, more6e % for
nermebe ben Sang, foritaur man, at
alubpitIerne erItdttebe be Ienere 8tts
tiqbebs6labe. g. 81. 5efberg, Der blep
5ioens bpperite politiite Sourndliit,
MATTE BRUCE 9iIen / fin Gags Sjes
neite, nddr ban life birette turoe ggrs
i'm Opfattelfe gGloenbe. Og 8iierne
bar netop ct al alubbernes beoite
Sdmlinesmibler.
0esp9rre bar bet alminbeItgbis no9z
le femme Sange man iitemmeoe
aor. Stent proouftionen er fda rig,
bar beg fun 9anife faa 8ers oberlepet
4nlebningen. Og felp bisie tddler
life Communicating meo be Stubenz
terfange, fom en- no9et lenere Sl99t
bar tenbt paa ct 5ibspuntt, bpor StuS
oenterforeningen Der ben eneite Vtrts
fomme Stub. men rigtignot at en- i9rs
egen aaratter. 6ine 9lubpiIer bar
fortrinspis 9rittepiI er, % entelte al
bisle eddr enbba an, bporimoo be al
minhelige Selftabsidnee. ollermeIt
9bloingsian9e til &on9ebuiet o9 liga
nenbe life beiibber ben rin9eite 89roi.
Gn Monogrdfi oper o0repersalub,"
Der fornpligt er uogioet at 5r anuo
8otten6euie r, efterbiIer bette meo en-
Sperflob at gtsempler. 8o9en bo9ler
oQiaa fortrinsois pso Glubbernes full
tur6iltoriIfe getDoning uben nefop at
gobtgere benne / politiif og liter0r
6enieenbe. 9erimob gioes Der en- RGt@
te portr9ter at be betenote, belois be-
rgmte M9no, Der flotteoes / oens
Qofoler. Oq iaennem bisIe 9illeoer
frembrinaes ct Snotrpt at 9atioens
Ineore, teiteons. oenlige % liplige ass
benbabn. Oct er RaGbef, 3ooe,
8reDer, Storm, Yrdm, 56aarup,
Gebleni6ldger. 8dggefen o.i.p. u.i,u.
Ulan Ter Dem omtring 8pIen / Yibes
bamp talenbe % seitifulerenbe o9 fpns
aenoe, % til Slutning blioer bet ct
gilebe at bet 8gbenbupn, booraf :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
8o9er
neolatte priler.

@t bar mobtaget mango gobe biIise
ge9er, iom life er opfert / bort &atas
log. Canine Ielges til nebI lat pris,
iaal9nge Oplaget parer. prtierae er
netto, og 8pgerne ienbes portofrit, til
Spldget er ubfplgt, / ben Sroen, iom
8eItiGingerne inblpber. Sfrio meS
bet fammen, inben bet er for TENT.
O8egerne beitiqes efter Rummer.
1873. Relision, aelisioaer os 2riitsne
bonn, 9iordg til Heli9ionspbilpfoe
pbien, at M. s. Monrao. 500
Siber / OmiIag. Nebiat fra $2.4o
til 6Oc.
139. Song 6reberif ben Sboenbes
assering. st 9ibraa til ben
bonffe Stats !9iftorie fra 1848-
1863. Deb Or. Mler. S6oriee.
5srite 8inb ~inbeboIber fra Srons
Ififtet ben 20. Sanuar 1848 og bet
nesoigzbolitenfte Oprprs ubbrue
til 6rebsl lutningen / Berlin ben 2.
Suli 1850 FAINT ct 8ilebe at Song
6reberif ben Sbbenbe. 759 Siber.
Mnbet 8inb ~inbebolber, fra @ens
pptagelfen at 5elttoeet mob ben
Ilesbigz bolitenif lie Scr Sulen 1850
og fslgenbe biplomatiIfe unberz
b%anblinger meb Sbiflanb inbtd
8~ebtageliea at 5elesforfatningen
for 0anmart og Slespig / gtopem@
Der 1863 % be berpad inbtr9oenbe
Sorpitlinger. 100 Siber / Sm<
flag. 8sgse ginb nebiat fra $500
til $1.6O.
141. s. M. 9biele, S6orbalbiens 8ior
graf. l., g., 8. os 4. 8inb.
5srIte 8inb ~inbebplber: Sbors
palDiens lln9oomsbiitorie ITO
1904. @fter ben ofbpbe 3unfts
ners 8repbetsling esenbenbigeOpz
teanelier oa andre efterlabte gsaz
pirer. 271 Siber / Smilag.
Nnbet 8in0 inbebolber: Sborz
balbfen i Rom 18O5-1819. Meb
ct portr9t at Sborpalbien. AL
Siber / Omfldg.
Srebie 8inb i~nbebolber: 3bors
palbi len / Hom 1819-1839. Gil
Siber | Smfldg.
5ierbe 8iab inbe9plber: Sborz
bdloIen | 2om 1839-1844. 285
Sioer / Smfla9.
4Ge fire 8inb | Omfas nebfat
fra $1,000 til $40.
Danish Eutb. Publ. Bcu$e,
Blair, nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
Gn Nat beb Nooers Graz.

Deb ct fort Mgos / Gbicaso bolot
en- ung Wanb fslsenoe gri6enbe 5as
le:
,Derfom noale at eoer Ear Sabre
eler Weore, fom uuHabeIig beoer for
ebers OmDenbelfe - o, aib s ba meo
3at maa ftsnne berpda | 2ibe, tbi 3
bile life pebblioe at babe benz SEQ
bar mine Gor9lores eneIi Syn, os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

= 9unepirfes fate golO bar 0anz
marts isnbre Qeb,
Idmme 0rot % 9iertefprog ri ejeo ba
/ 6reo =
IA bleo @angeleooet cabinet for De
tpites Serb =
- 6unoreOer at aar / Splfb - Og
Slesbig fdlot for Sbarb.
3pit igennem Ruttens Ro fra 6imlen
bog gaar 8uo:
!9bert ct Sui og 5rengIelsraab er
bert at Retfarbs Sub,
M~orgengrD Ital enb ppr;nbe ober ipuz
bre Bang,
tan s tribe 2ipets Strib pg lioe
Ratten lang
&arfM 81. 8ofob
/ Str. Dbl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

ieg bdboe en- troenOe 5aOer, Der bal
for mia inotil fin 9go. tbi ieQ bar sI
banartet an99t. Gfter at min 5aOer
bar 9aaet 6iem, bar min Mober BIB.
belt betDmret for min SiGGs 6relfe.
Ofte sreO bun for mig pg fdgbe:
D, min 0reng, bar Oh bog e
SUBS Barn, bbor oiloe ieg ba per.
gtab!"
Stunbom 6grte ieg. bborlebes bur
ON Ratten grab og raabte til Sub foi
i'm SIN. Seq funbe life bolbe bet III
lGngere; tbi jeg iud tpoeli9, at Der on
jeg bleD bjemme, mdatte ieg bliDe Ell
troenoe Menneife. Saa l1gtebe ieo
bort fra Siemmet. Oct parebe lange.
for jeg berte noget ON min Mober, oq
bet fGrIte, iea fit at pibe ON benoe,
bar, at bun bar ipg.
Strats fog ben Sdnfe neb / mig, at
bun tunoe 10 Do, og at ieg gjorbe beoit
| at rsnoe bjem; men iaa t9ntte jeq
igen:
o9eriom jsg refer 6iem, mad jeg
bltoe ct troenOe Mennefte; jeg fan life
leoe Iammen meb Mober itoen at BIZ
be en- &riiten" je9 piloe life benOe
bjem.
6bao ieg fenere 6prte ON min bbrez
bare Wober l6b enbnu mere nebllads
enoe. benOes 5ilItunb, 6eO BET iig,
6ab6e forOarret fig.
9a Dadgneoe ben Ipnli9e 99rligbeo
/ nit 6ierte.
o0erlom min Mooer ber, bill jsg
ulbrig tunne til9ibe mig felp", raabts
bel berinoe.
Sdd began ieg MIG Itrafs pod
9ienpeien; ingen Sernbdne ferte til
9iemegnen, jeg matte reiie I en- poits
Dogn. Deb Solneogang naaeoe jeq
ben life Ssbfdo, fom laa %bdloanben
Wlil fra nit 6iem. 5 Maaneitin
oanbreoe jeg afIteO ben imoo ben file
9anos6n, bpor min Mober boebe.
Yaa oenne 8anoring tom ie9 forbt
Dor gamle 2anbsbptirfegadrb, % bu
ieg Iaa ben, to9 ieg pluoielig ben Be
1utning at ie til min sSabers @rab.
So nGrmere jeg tom, beito mere
ftialp nit 9ierte. Zen flare Maans
Oiite mig en- np 9rao peb Siben al
ben gdmle!
0a muutte jeg for fsrite Sang !
nit 2iD fpsrge:
.5pem bill MI bebe for min table
Sjal2 Win Gooer er forlangit bsb,
og min Mober bpiler nu ogiad bers
neoe."
Seq tog en- &lumpSoro op og fanbt,
at ben enonu bar ganIte fugtig, og
jeg taiteos mig meb 9radb neo pdd
min Nooers 9rdo og tilbroete Ratten
Der. 5srit oeb Ou9grn rejite ieg mig
isen; men fsr ieg forlob benne @rao,
bar min Mobers Sub blepen min
Sub.
Sea tror, at bin Nat CAB Sub mig
for Sefu Sfplb 5orlabeIie for ale
mine Sbnber = men nit Sjertes auls
be oberfor min beoenbe Wober bar
ieg dloris funnel tilgioe mig ieip.
0erfor, Ou un9e Menneife, Tom bar
en- bebenbe 5ober sler Mooer = ftsn
eoot oerpad meb 5af og flpng DIG
mso barnlig 5iaib til benz. mebens
Sio er, tbi 0u BIZ life bebOlbe benz
dltt5. De piae inart forlaoe Dig, og
be 2aber, iom Dag og Nut bab for
Oia, bile mart %forItumme / @roz
Den." CSenbe6ubet.D
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
Danish Cutb. Publ. Hcu&e,
Blair, r1ebr.
WltersWnlerte

o. andre annHnalerier, ioaiom 9orirrtter, Blemfss
Iamt 9anbfabss os MlarinezS cener o. T. b. ubfSrt
fmuft os binist. gebfte 90 fineite inporterebe 6arper
Tube Colors) o. prepated canvas benpttes.
Beitiu.nser mobtaees paa 9esninser til Hlterrammer
ON n. JENSEN,
81 North Main ST., Council Bluffs. Ia.
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9fs!!!!:::. .: 2:Dt: ut,

s Oisie 0age ubtonmer en- nh Bog.
llogioet at Sd. 2unb. minneapolis.
8osen i~noe6oloer en- fortrinlig Cant
ling al Imoa 5ort9ainger. Den er
paa omtrent 1O0Siber iOctap, olmin>
belig 8ogformat. 0et er en- ~i9roeles
gnb 8pg meO iunb 2esning. 8pgen
BIZ rimligbis tomme til at toite zoe.
/ Omilog og faaes beo at benpenoe Jig
til St. 2uno, 2714, 6. 25t9. Ct,
Wtinredpolis, Minn., eler til
Danish Lutheran Publishing House,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

Smnaforn elifer Or. Noob's 0oruop
Qine Sprup. 9ebo9elig at ta9e; ialoitGns
big bormleit litter Sur iot 0oite. 6ortelels
er, 9ron6itls. Altbmo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

,0oniteren" ubgaar to 9ange ON
ltgen. $1.50 aarli9. YrebezRr. frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

3iliammen S1397.11
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19
NUMBER q.
Death Of Gaines Evans.

On Tuesday Sept, 1st, the dark
winged angel OF death invaded the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Evans
and laying its icy cold hand upon the
brow Of little Gaines, He bade him
''come''-and he left them with.
broken and bleeding hearts. This
little ray of sunshine, was only 1&
months, in that happy home, and
then God called him.
It was indeed sad to see this yOnng
mothers head bowed, in this, her first.
great grief. Gaines was q BRIGHT
lovable little fellow, and wound him.
self around the hearts OF all he came
in contact with.
Bereaved ones OF that sorrow
stricken home-weep not the tears
of despair! Your loved one is safe,
from the sorrows and cares Of this,
old earth.
The last solemn rites were perform
ed at Gore Springs Cemetery, where
a large concourse Of relatives, and
hosts of sympathizing friends, had
met to pay their last respects.
MRS. B. G. j.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19
Mississippi for Justice.

Something occurred in the circuit
court at Magnolia which some OF the
South haters should be made aware
Of. A white man named Jep Sim
mons was convicted of robbtng a
negro boy about twelve years OF age
of eight dollars, and was sent to the
penitentiary for term of five years.
He was indicted by white grand
jury and convicted by a white petty
jury, and the case was presided over
by white judge. This little Incl
dent shows that Mississippi stands
for justice for the negro. The white
man was guilty OF a crime committed
against negro and he was convicted
by jury OF his peers and will serve
his term in the penitentiary. JAG.
kson News.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19
CONSULT YOUR INTEREST.

The great advantage Grenada
county could gain just now, would be-
to fill up our vacant spaces with.
strong. vigorous, moral and substan-~
tial citizens. and to convert our un--
cultivated fields and unproductive
lands into rich harvest bearing farmsS
we are eager in the work of bringing
our lands and timber, and INDUSTRIAL
opportunities, to the attention Of a
desired class of home seekers. Many,
men in Grenada and ajoining counties,
own lands they do not protitably
operate and which it would be better
for them to dispose of and better for.
Grenada county to have small far
mers on. $~
List your lands for Sale or Lease
with us. We manage Real Estate in
all departments. A cOunty's riches
and progress is dependant on good,
men and women and good lands
are bringing them together, whether
you wish to sell forty or one thousand
acres, we are the people for you to.
see. Yours truly,
BARBEE s. ODOM.
Real Estate Agents.
August Is, 1908.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19
ITEMS FROM YOUNGS.

We are having plenty Of dry,
weather.
Some sickness in our neighborho0d.-
Miss Matte Young is on the sick
list. Hope she will soon recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Seal were called
to the bedside Of their sick boy
(Hezzie) of Water Valley, last week.
Miss Fannie Wright visited Miss
Matte Young Friday.
M. Griffn young came home from,
Calhoon Saturday. He is up there =
preparing to help put up a new milk
for Mr.. Daley.
Mr.. Frank Anderson left Sunday
to attend college at Starkville. We
wish for him much success.
Mr.. F. Caven died last Sunday
Sept. 9Th. -
Mr.. Talbert Yearger has gone back.
to Grenada. We miss. him. very
much, in our community
TRIXY. .
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19
The pleasure Of Eating.

Persons suffering from indigestioa-
dyspepsia or other stomach trouhle
will lind that KOdol Dyspepsia Cure
1igestS what you eat and makes tho
stomach sweet. This remedy is -
never falling cure Tor Indigestion and.
Dyspepsia and Ill complaints afiectipG
the glands or membranes Of tn
stouaache or the dieestive tr4ct.-
When you take Kodol DIsDepsiA Oule=
|eyefy ytning you eat taste good An
every hlte %. the nutriment that y0E
l6ods coat1lno III = tuIilat1 4 nj q
[propri.ted: -, tl blood and tissue,
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19
A Purgative Pleasure.

II you ever took DeWitt's Little
Early Risers for bilousness or const1-
patton you know what purgative
pleasure is. These famous little pills
cleanse the liver and rid the system
OF all bile without producing unpleas-
ant effect. They do not grippe, sicken
or weaken, but give tone and strength
to the tissues and organs involved.
w. H. Howell of Houston, Tex. Says
mo better pill can be used than
Little Early Risers for constipation,
sick headache, etc." Sold by D.. O.
SemmeS.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19
A Boys Wild Ride For Life.

With family around expecting him
to die, and a son riding for life, 18
miles to get DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, w. H. Brown Of Leesville,
Ind, endured deaths agonies from
asthma; but this wonderful medicine
gave instant relief and soon cured
him. He writes: Il now sleep
soundly overnight" Like mar
velous cures OF Consumption, Pneu
monia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
Grip prove it's matchless merit fer all
Throat and Lung troubles. Guaran-
teed bottles soc and Sl.OO. Trial
bottles free at Second Class Drug.
Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19
Respectfully submitted,
e. R. BOLTON, Supt.

A. Gerard. city tax assessor, fled his as
sessment rolls sof personally assessed TOT
city taxes for year 1903, and on motion II
was ordered that said assessment rolls be
received and remain on file subject to OBJ
jections and corrections as required by law.
i Ordered that the Board reassemblo on
Aug. 10. 1908, ats o'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose OF examining the assessment rolls hear
ing objection thereto. and to equalize the
tax assessment OF personally.
. Ordered that the once OF Sanitary inspec-
tion be and the same is hereby discontinued
from this date.
Ordered that the following accounts and
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19
Bucklen'S Arnica Salve.

Has worldwide fame for marvel
lous cures. It surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
Cuts, Corns, Barns, Boils, Sores,
Eelons, Ulcers, letter, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin
Eruptions; intallible for Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25c at Second
Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-19

officers and employees salaries be allowed
and warrants drawn on proper funds for
same as follows:
School Fund.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-06
STRIKE in. JAPANESE SCHOOL,
Students Demand the Dismissal I
3 81: the Entire Faculty. :3:. ,ss

Students Demand the: Dismissal OF
y. the Entire Faculty. L.
ny We had to report recently a strike
on the part of the students of the
Mlye Middle School, writes the
Japanese Mail On that occasion the
fault seemed to be largely on the
: side at the faculty of the school and
the governor of the prefecture. News
now comes of a strike at the Middle
School of Oita, in which the stu
dents appear to be chiefly to blame.
Inc account given in Tokyo journals
IS that the elder students, angered
by some severe structures passed by
Mr.. Uk1, one of the teachers, against
an increasing habit of imbibing sake,
demanded his removal Apparently
the principal yielded so far as to sus.
pend Mr.. Uki but, at the same time,
ne rusticated some of the students.
Thls led to renewal and stronger
demonstration on the> latter's part.
Ihey drew up a document arraign-
Ing the principal and the teachers on
various counts and demanding the
dismissal of the whole faculty. Thir-
teen OF them were now expelled, with
the result that meetings began to be
heId outside the school for the pur-
pose c. planning g general strike.
The trouble is not over. Of course
this V-rsion comes from the side OF
the teachers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-06
German Criminal Catcher.

Herr Eugen Fass has hit upon an
elaborate method of alarming the
inhabitants of a town whenever any
great crime has been committed, in
order to prevent the escape of the
criminal. His idea is to erect in all
the most public parts of the town
booths containing a table, writing
materials, telephone and electric
bells, and in front a large board
for the display of the notices. AS
soon as a crime is committed a bell
is set ringing, which calls the near
est policeman, who is informed tele-
phonically OF the details, and these
he promptly writes down and places
them on the display board, so that he
who runs may read. Thus, within a
few minutes of the preparation of
crime, a public hue and cry Is
raised, which it is hoped may end
speedily in the capture of the Grim
inal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-06
Quaint Cure for Quinsv.

Here is another cure" as quaint
perhaps, as any, but nevertheless i'm
plicitly believed in by the inhabi.
tants OF certain parts of Cornwall
Inc complaint to be dealt with this
time Is Quinsy. Most people have
doubtless heard of the ruse said to
have been adopted before now by
doctors of making the patient laugh
and thereby causing the obstruction
TO burst; but this particular treat
ment is warranted to be entirely pain
less! The remedy is as follows:
Catch a toad and at nightfall hang i,
In the chimney (the old-fashioned
open chimney, Of course). In the
morning the toad should be cut down
and the string by which it bae
swung through the night should be
tied around the neck of the sufferer
This method is stated to have beer
adopted times without number, and
followed by astounding results.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-06
City Council.

The council met in regular session
Monday evening.
Judges for the city election were
appointed as follows:
First ward-W. W. Hunter. J. j
Gross, NJ. Keenan,.
First precinct. I'd ward-G. {.
Raymond. BY. hcNairy. ID. NJ.
Oregon. .: 49,. =
Second precinct. I'd warCl-P. W.
Thompson. H. Bentfeld, J. H. Bur
rail-.
Third ward-.J. F. johnson, VIM.
Hang, Ed. Simmons.
Chief Finder OF the fire department
was authorized to contract with
three parties for hauling apparatus
to fires from 6p. III. to 6 Il. H.. $:'
to be paid for the round trip. Il man
to sleep III the barn. ready to go
with the team.
City Attorney Shaw was author
| led to cOdify the city ordinances.
| which with the charter, will he
printed. The work OF codifyiny will
take several months.
Mrs. NJ. f. Buffers bill forS15S. 90
rent OF market sheds on First street
was sent to the finance commit tee.
Alderman Lane had the bill of the
water company, $3.50 for repairs on
a Wood street hydrant, was rejected
ON the ground that the company
should repair it's own hydraats. r.
Z. Gordon for the company said the
city had been using the hydrant for
other. than fire purposes
The German American bank was
appointed to deliver the bridge
bonds to the purchasers after the
mayor and clerk had signed them.
The city clerk was directed to no.
tify: the N. p. Ry. to open it's cross
l1lgS on Fourth avenue northeast
and repair the Second avenue GRO
sing.
The Snow telephone resolution
was rejected, " - !.
Rock bills alIowed: ::
l. Dolic 32:45, $ We)lask S1.67, j
Brandt. s:17, Joe Padiski 8, John
sfnuda $3.50. P. Kaopek 42.1G, j
Cieminiski 1915, J Domish 39. 63,
Joe Pikorski 4S, NO Nelson 40.7S;
NJ Janse" 81. 20, Harry Keller 80,
P Grenier $40, Aug Peterson 81, J
Enter LIS, B Wicta 1852, D Love
N.21 J Chasshtt 1888, " Yauba
10. "A Decker "a, 50, G.. w Collins
12.4S, L *Ringwalski SOB, Geo. Os-
troki $3.50, D. Richard 26, Vim
Ayotte 13. 63, A Krause Is. 20, c. o.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-06
notice TO BANKS AND BANKERS:
Proposals for Depositing the Public Funds
OF the County Of Morrison, in the State
OF Minnesota.

Sealed proposals will be received from
National, State and Private banks, up to
and including the 9th day of February.
a: y: lSl3, for depositing the public funds
OF norrison county. - .r-
Said proposals to be opened and CON-
sidered by the Board Of Auditors of said,
MORRISON county, on the 18th day of Febru-
airy. A.. D. 1903. at 10 o'clock a. M, The de-
posting of said funds will commence on
the 18th day of March, A. D. 1903, and hall
continue until the 18th day OF March, 1906.
unless changed by said Board of Auditors
ofsaid county.
Said proposals shall state what security
Will be given. and what interest will be.
paid on monthly balances on the amount
deposited, on condition that said funds.
with accrued interest. shall be held sub,
ject to draft and payment at ali times, on
to the Pr9 ,Ss1 of Chapter l24, General
chapter 81, of General Laws of 1888.
Said proposals to be securely se;,led.
and address ed to W. A. Butler. Co,,ntv
Auditor, Little Falls, Mimi.
Dated this 4th day of February, 1, d. 1903.
WILLIAM A. BUTLER, -:
p County Auditor..:~
= CLERK of tl,e-District Court.
: Chairman Of County con,missieneIs. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-06

According to the Winnipeg Daily
Tribune for Jan. 30th, Mrs. Jack Cam
eron has received news of q long lost
brother. Mr.. and Cameron were for
many years residents Of Little Falls
and returned to Winnipeg last summer.
Mrs. Cameron's brother. Fred Pearson,
left the old home at Peterboro, Ont,
in 1881. and went to Denver. Co..,
later to Cailifornia. After some cor.
respondenoe. letters were returned un-
called for. For years endeavors were
made to locate Mr.. Pearson. but to no
avail. Not long ago q Peterboro man
was travelling in, Arizona, and being
at one time near where Mr.. Pearson
lived. the latter looked him up: on
learning he was from Peterboro:: This
LED to the discovery. Peterson will
visit his relatives next spring.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-06
Baggage Smasher's Saw

The other day an express wagon
filed with trunks ratified up Broad
way, and just opposite the postofice
big Saratoga slid off and came
smashing down ON the car tracks.
Several people ran, out from the side
walk to rescue it. But the trunk
proved to be empty, and there was lit.
tie damage done. "Now, if that had
been FULL said one old gentlman to
the expressman, YOU'D have had a
fine old time with it, "Huh," replied
the baggage charioteer scornfully,
full trunks don't fall off by their
selves. You got to fling them Off,
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-06
She Struck 1t,

They were standing on one of the
capstones Of a culvert that took the
refuse water of the city into the
suburban canal. Suddenly a gurgling
sound struck their ears; it seemed to
come from the ground beneath their
feet, and she excitedly exclaimed:
'Hark, Hector! what sound was
that? Seems to me it issued from
some a-wearied soul whose life's last
gasp: was being borne. into the re-
cesses OF the nevermore.'
"Egad, Euphremia!" responded Hec-
tor. but thy conceit hath struck
truth the very visor; it was the
sewer-sighed."