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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
FROM THE LEADERS TOWN.

Two baseball teams In Milwaukee
and both at the top of the per cent
age table, but In spite of this a
handful of persons to see the game
at each park. Such is the condition
Of baseball affairs in Milwaukee.
And there's no telling where it
will all end.
1.-THE street car company" said
the owner of one of the clubs to-
day, sis making more money than
the visiting team, but that's not
saying very much. know posi-
lively that the paid attendance at
both parks on "Wednesday was not
even for 500 people. Milwaukee
seems to be going down as base
ball city.-Mllwaukee News.
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TARGETS Failed to Arrive

PARIS, June 27.-The international re-
Volver contest by cable between France
and the United States is due to begin next
Tuesday. but 1t is said the non arrival of
the standard targets from New York may
cause poStponement of the match. I'm
less the targets arrive on Monday the
match will go over until October.
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Bounce" Feulks pitched the first shutout
game this afternoon in which Fargo has
participated this season. Both Visiting
pitchers had difficulty in locating the
plate and Morris lasted only a part of
the first inning. The fielding was sharp
on both sides. The score:
RHE
Fargo ..........2 0 2 0 0 o 0 So /
Superior MD 0 0 0 o 0 0 90 5 8
Batteries-Fargo, Fotlks and Bonthron:
Superior, Morris, Hall and SpelIiscy.
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Rowland BUYS Race Track.

BUFFALO, N. Y. June 27.-The Kenil-
worth race track was bought at public
auction today for S. S. Rowland, of New
York, for $105. geo. The property has been
appraised at $242,o 600. The debts of the as
ISOLATION amount to $3.50, 900. and today's
ments.
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Totals .i14I27i14 6IsDougEfass , q Q . . Q
Totals i 7l27l13[
St Louis 30 0 0 2 o II
Philadelphia 90 0 0 0 0 o.
Slated for McFetridge in ninth.
Two-base hits, Donovan, Farrell. VOL
yerton; sacrifice hits. Donovan, Burke,
barry 2; stolen bases, Farrell 2. Smoot
M. O'Neill Wolverton, Hulswitt; double
play. Rhoades to Hackett; left on bases,
ST; Louis 7, Philadelphia 6; first base on
balls. off Rhoades 8. Fraser 1: struck out,
by Rhoades 3, Fraser T. McFetridge /:
wild pitch, Rhoades; time, 2:O5; umpire,
Emslie.
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Lett on bases, Chicago 5, New York s:
1t sIgI hits, Callahan, Isbeli. Tame
Magoon 2, Camel; stolen bases, Holmes
Jones, Green, Callahan; double plays. Is
pen to Mcfarland to Tannehill Wilson to
dahza; struck out, by Griffith 2; bases on
nth 2; hit. with ball. Green, Davis; time,
1:45; umpire, Sheridan.
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Microbes Drop Double Header.

BOSTON, Mass, June 27.-The home
team won both games Of a double header
from Chicago today, taking a brace that
conceded with fielding slump on the
mart of the visitors. Chicago's superior
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Davis Is Wild and KeIl< en-
Win Before the Southpaw Is
Relieved by Hale Milwaukee
Furnlshesin a Scare the Ninth
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Columbus at Louisville.
Toledo at indianapolis.
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Earned runs, MILWAUKEE, 4: two-base
hit. Unglaub; threebase hit, Schlafiey;
Jackson. Schaefer; bases on balls, off
Davis Z, off Hale ,. off Chech 2; hit by
pitched ball. by Davis 2; passed balls.
W4od; Wild pitches =, Davis, Chech; struck
Higgins. Wheeler, Sullivan; left on
bases, Milwaukee 5. St. Paul =; innings
pitched by Davis 8. by Hale s; umpire
Foreman; time Of game, 2:10 attendance
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~ Inc plymouth team would like to learn
the address of the manager Of the r a
Smith team in order to make arrange
ments for games that the Smith team Of
fers to play July 4. Address ]. c.
OBrien. Manager PIymouths. city,
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Slated for Garvin In ninth.
Two-base hits Dolan, Steinfeldt DAILY,
Doyle; stolen bases, Dahlen, Dobbs; left
on bases Cincinnati 3...-s Brooklyn 8;
double play. Corcoran to Daily to Beckley:
first base on errors, Cincinnati 2; bases
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Bases on balls, by Newlin 3; struck out,
by Newlin 2, by Reisling 8; tWo-base hit,
Coulter; three-base hit, Reisling; sacri-
fee hit. Fox; double plays, Childs to
Owens to Turner, Fox to Woodruff to
kim; stolen base, woodruff; left on
bases, Indianapolis 2, Toledo 7; umpire,
Haskell; time, lao; attendance. 3,642.
Senator Are OutpIayed.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Louisville out
battedy and oUtfelded the visitors today
and won an easy victory. Raymer was
put out of the game in the sixth for dis
putting decision. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
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The Cortlands will go to Hudson this
The Cortlands would like to hear from
the Lennon Red Caps, WhitweH's Golden
Bells, White Bear or Saltwater. Address
j. La Valley, S94 Cortland street
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) ~~~~%%~~~~~~> 4
PHILADELPHIA cricketers Win.

LONDON. June 27.-The visiting Phil
adelphia cricketers today won their match
with the Kent eleven at Bec1enham, by
g. runs.
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The Parlors defeated the North Branch
team at North Branch yesterday after
noon by the score to 1. The two teams
will play another game at North Branch
this afternoon.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago Z. New York 4.
Detroit 2, Philadelphia I.
Boston 6, ST. Louis O.
Cleveland s, 2. Washington 0. 5.
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The Lanpher- Skinner Juniors will play
the Midway Stars this morning at 10
o CLOCK on the Transfer grounds. For
tilony avenue.
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Mcnefee. Dexter aa:;1-b by MaIarkey, Aubrey;
struck out, by .rMalarlzey, 4; passed ball.
Moran; time 2!05; umpires. Moran and
Holiday. Y 7t5'
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The Division No. 4. A. o. H. team viii
play the Golden Bells this afternoon on
the Como grounds.
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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Tribunes, having played and won
fourteen fourteen games. are ready to defend the
dourteen-year-old championship as the
Scneck Bros. For games address G. A.
Hannsler. 487 Bay street.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

st. Paul s. Milwaukee Z.
Minneapolis II, Kansas City Z.
Louisville 10. Columbus 3.
Indianapolis Go, Toledo 2. ?.
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Slated for Joss in the eleventh
TWo-base hits. Lajoie, Hickman Brad
ley, Mccarthy, Flick. Bemis, Clarke. Lee:
sacrifice hit, Bay; stolen bases, Lajoie'
robinson; double plays Clingman to La :,
Jole to Hickman. Robinson to Moran to
Clarke; first base on balls, by Joss /. -by
WI wilson 2; left on bases. Cleveland ii,
Wilson 3; wild pitch. Joss; time. 2 hours.
umpire, O'Loughlin; attendance, 12,743.
Sox Score On Errors.
CHICAGO. June 27-Most of the Rms
today We're scored on ragged fielding and
battery errors The locals won and made
It three straight by better hitting and
base running. Dunl1le held the Visitors
Gown to three hits. Attendance, 1900.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

The Pioneer Business College team de-
feated the American Grass Company team
by the score Is to 8. The Pioneers want
Saturday games.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

The st. Paul Rubber Company team de-
feated by the Foley Bros & Kelly team by
the score 10 to 10. The feature Of the
ming team. : n
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

The Lehigh. Jones & Adams Freeburn-
ers defeated the Northwestern Fuel Com
pany Klinkers by the score II to 8.
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Indians Win a Pair.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 27.-Indian-
apolis took both games from Toledo to-
day In the first game McPartlin was
effective with men on bases. while Ger
man was hit when hits We're needed. In
the second ReiSling deserved to win, but
little hard luck in the fourth inning lost
it for him. Score:
First Game
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Two-base hit, Bay; three base hits. La
bases, Hickman. Mccarthy, Bradley; dou-
bic play. Clingman to Lajoie to Hickman;
hrst base on balls, by Orth 3; left on
bases, cleveland z. Washington 8; struck
out, by Bernard 3. by Ortiz 4; time. / ~:
umpire, OLoughlin.
Second Game
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The Omaha team defeated the Great
Northern team on the st. Thomas grounds
by the score IA to 5. The feature of the
game was the pitching Of Murphy, who
struck out fourteen men and allowed
but five hits.
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Pitts ....1 0 0 0 0 0 "a
3 Two base hits. Wagner. Mertes; left on
bases. PittsbuEg rs, Nc " York A; three
base hit, Clarkei, sacriflce hit, Beaumont;
stolen base, Br6wrfe; first base on errors,
McGinnity 1; struck out. by MeGinnity l.
by Phillippi q; Wild pitch, Phillppi; time,
2:10; umpire, O.Day; attendance, SO, 240.
Reds Take an Easy Game.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 27.-Cincin-
Strang and McG!reedie in the fifth "Joi
Kelley and JaclJitsch. have been suspend
ed for three days because of their actions
in Fridays coftesN Score:
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WaddeII Loses AGAIN.

Two-base hits. Waddell, Murphy. Lush;
sacrifice hit. Donovan; stolen bases, Dav-
is. Lush; base on balls, off Donovan 4. off
Waddell l; hit by pitched ball. by Wad-
Philadelphia 3 left on bases. Detroit g.
Philadelphia g.; struck out. by Donovan
2, by WaddeI 2; double plays. Smith to
Carr, M. Cross to Davis; passed balls,
MCGUIRE 1, Schreck 1; time, 140; umpires,
Carruthers and Hassett.
Shutout for Browns.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 27-Boston took
the second game of the series from ST.
Louis this afternoon with ease. Attend
ance 500. Score:
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*KIeinow hunted out. SEATED for Ger
man in ninth
Bases on balls, by. McPartlin 3, by Ger
man S; struck out by McPaftlin s. by Ger
man 5, wild pitch, McParuin; hit by pitch
ed balls, by Nc PartIins L. by German /;
double play Woodruff to kim; stolen
base, Fox; left On bases, Indianapolis s,
Toledo 10; umpire, Haskell; time, 2:1O;
attendance, 2,30O
SacOn0
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 2.
st. Louis 5, Philadelphia 4.
Pittsburg 4. New York q.
Boston s, z, Chicago Z, 1.
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The George E. Lennon Red Caps will
play the Grimms on the West side grounds
this afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
PRAISE FOR SAINTS.

Strange to say, Milwaukee and
} ST. Paul, playing on the road dur
Ing the last three weeks, have done
better than indianapolis, playing at
home. The Saints especially are
, cutting a wide swath, and have
nearly distanced the Indians. If
, KelIey's men can get the long end
, of the series at Milwaukee, they
, will be nearly sure to jump into
, first place shortly after coming
, home. Kelley certainly has won
, derfuIly fast team, unquestionabIy
, the best that ever represented ST.
, Paul, and it Is strange that the
, fans have not patronIzed the games
, better. The only doubtful point is
the pitching staff, and VoIz and
, Stewart are delivering the goods
Just now. OF Chech and Ferguson
there is no Observation-Disclosures
, journal.
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Orphans Win Batting Match.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 27.-Minne-
apolis won in a batting match today
Coons and Seuders were knocked out of
the box and Vasbinder was batted hard.
Attendance, 900 Score:
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*Batted for Lundgren IN ninth.
Two base hits Stanley 2. .Abbatichio,
Harley; three base hit, Evers; stolen
bases. Tenney,. q; double plays, Slagle to
Evers; bases on balls off Lundgren, 1;
time, 1:45; umpires Moran and HoIli-
day; attendance. $500.
Slim Crowd at New York.
NEW YORK. June 27.-Pittsburg de-
feated New York today in an eleventh.
ming game. 1t was an exciting game and
was won by good hitting. Score:
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THE Jo8BERs' LEAGUE.

The Chicago Great Westerns defeated
the Farwell, Ozmun. Kirk team at Mac
alester yesterday by the score to f.
Batteries. Dram and Pringle. Jenney and
Mccarthy.
The Hacllett Hardware company team
defeated the Robinson Carey team on the
Hamline and University avenue grounds
yesterday by the score u to A.
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Kansas City % 0 2 0 0 4 o. z
MINNEAPOLIS 9 0 0 2 2 0 Ill
Batted for Mcdonald in ninth.

Stated Tor MCDOnald IN NINTH.
Two-base hits, Grady 2. Maloney, Nc
Andrews ?, Yeager, Smith 2, Vasbinder 2,
MCCreery; three-base hit. MaloneY; home
run. Martin; sacrifice hits. Mcdonald,
Spooner: stolen bases. Butler. Nc
Creery; bases on balls, off Coons 2. off
Mcdonald l, off Vasbinder A hits. off
Coons Z, off Souders 8, off Mcdonald q;
left on bases, Kansas City 10. Minneapo-
lis 6; time 1855; umpire, Cunningham.
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The A. Peterson Clothing Company
team will play the Hudallas on the PAYNE
avenue grounds this afternoon ,
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t offset their wretched

Boston ~......o 3 2 0 0 IS
chicago -: &C 4 Q l II
Two base hits. Tenney, Moran. Jones
stolen bases, Dexter, Chance; double
play Tenney to Abbatichio to Moran;
first base on balls. off Menefee, 6; off
Malarkey, 5; hit by pitched ball. by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

The City Meat Company team defeated
the Carvings by the score 9 to 0. Four
teen-year-old teams address W. Clifford,
SAT WabaSha street.
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Fraser Weakens in Seventh.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 27-It
looked ike an easy victory for Philadel-
phia today, but Fraser weakened in the
seventh and st. Louis made six hits,
netting four runs. Attendance, 4,516
Score.
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LOUISVILLE IA 0 0 0 0 0 10
Columbus Il o o o o. 0 o. 8
Two-base hits, Brashear; three base
hits, Odweil. Clymer, Hart; sacrifice hits,
Kerwin, Egan. MeIor; bases on balls. off
Egan 8. off Bailey 3; struck out, by Egan
3, by Bailey 3; hit by pitched ball, Quin-
Ian; double play, Sullivan to Hart; left
on bases, Louisville s, Columbus Z; time,
2 hours; umpire. Mullane.
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on balls. off Poole 5: off Garvin 2: sacrf-
fee hit, DAILY; hit by pitched ball, by
Poole 1; struck out, by Poole 4. by Gar
vim = time, PIP; umpire, tombstone; at
tendance 5000
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

The KuhIes & Stock team defeated the
Hart & Murphy team yesterday by the
score Is to IL.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

(. G. dI PA 81 Mpls. IHI PA e
Rothfus ell II 81 q 0M'Crery CT 81 81 ii o
Mallory IF q OIL OIL 0Sponer 1bl 81 II OF /
Nance 2b 81 81 Al 0lLally If 81 81 II o
Grady 1b 81 II 2N0iSmith IF . 81 OF OF 0
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The McKibbin. Driscoll & Dorsey team
defeated the Wright Barrett & Stilweu
team by the score "a to z. The feature of
McKibbinS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28

batting could not
fielding. Score;
First 90
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indianapolis 20 0 % 0 *-3
Toledo o 0 0 90 0 2 d
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
HAY CREEK

April 81. N. Hanaer went to Lit
tie Falls Monday
Chas. Kryska. Willie. Chas. Sim
minskt left for Fargo Wednesday.
where they will be employed during
the summer.
Miss Sadie Viechorek called on Mrs.
J. J. Kunzs Tuesday.
Melvin Johnston of Buchanan is
visiting his sister, Mre. L. NJ. Lar
son, this week.
J. J. Kunza purchased top buggy
of r. Muske last week.
Among those who were Little Falls
visitors last week we're: Assessor J.
Hantier, Chss. Hander. J. j. Kunza,
George Yasger, Mat Kowelzek Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Krottoschinski and
Theodore Klibor.
John Gosiak Ia building a large
barn. A.
Paul Jabas returned from St. Pau
lest week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wittke of Elm Dale
visited at Fred Hanflers Sunday.
About twenty young people visited
at I Kliber's Sunday evening. The
evening was spent in playing games.
Frank Stanek bought 40 acres Of
land from M. NJ Williams Of Lit lie
Falls.
Peter J. Gregerson is visiting friends
in Little Falls this eek.
Peter and Walter Jagen have gone
10 North Dakota, Peter to his home
stead near Minot and Walter to Bis
marck, They gave their mother {
fine new range before leaving.
Mr.. Harmonjk will build a new
house.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
WEST RIPLEY

April 7.-Mr. and Mrs. 81. P. Cook
moved their household goods from
Gilbert to their present home at W.
w. Cook's Wednesday.
will CLARK went to Brainerd Wednes-
day as delegate from the NJ. w.
A. lodge at Fl. Ripley 20 the Crow
Wing county convention.
A number of young peopls met at
the home of Frank Cook last Monday
evening and spent an enjoyable eve
ming.
Charles Johns took ten hogs to Lit.
tie Falls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cook drove to
Brainerd Monday returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruby Huff and children visited
at Mrs. Tedford's Wednesday.
The spring term OF school in district
Nc. 80 began Monday, April 9Th, with
Miss Mamie Clark as teacher.
Mrs Julia Wright, who has been
working at Mrs. Clark's, returned tc
her former home in Iowa Monday.
Several of the kindly disposed neigh.
bors of W. W. Cook met at his place
Tuesday and helped him raise his new
barn.
Flowing is the order of the day now,
and seeding will soon begin.
April s. Edward Wilson died here
yesterday morning, aged IS years, OF
heart disease. He was single man,
who had lived here since 1885, and
has but one relative, a brother, Jos.
Wilson. who lives here. The funeral
was held here this afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
GREEN PRAIRIE

April 7.-August and Charley Olson
are selling their farm implements and
stock and will move to Dakota soon.
Amol Carlson went to Dakota Thurs
day to look for q location
Mr.. Wittwer mas his logs all sawed
and Mr.. Richart ia having his sawed
this week.
George Beats and sister Grace were
visiting friends and relatives here
Saturday.
Charley wittwer is on the sick list
this week.
Ed Terrell Of Little Falls was the
guest of Sidney and Lowell swindell
Friday and Saturday.
Our farmers have commenced seed
ing although 1t is pretty colo yet and
many are waiting for settled weather.
Miss Elsie Edden went to Gilbert to
start q three-month's term of school
in District No. so.
w. A Pierson who has been visiting
relatives and friends here for some
time went to Little Falls Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Elsie Hall of Little Falls is vi
sitting relatives and friends here this
week.
Sidney Swindell went to Rail
Prairie Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
MORRILL,.

April 6.-Snowdrifts are fast disar-
pearing.
Roy Smell and wife left our town
and will make their home in North
Dakota.
Fires are often seen in the old grass
of the uncut meadows. If this is
thoroughly done each spring, forest fires
will be a thing of the past in Morrill,.
Two men were in our town last
week from Aberdeen, s.. D., looking
for improved farms to buy. They Sc
lected the two farms belonging to c.
Cheeley and E. J. Young and are try
ing TO purchase them:
J J. Trcyer and son Elmer, who
went to Idaho few weeks ago, have
been heard from aid are we'll pleased
with the outlook aud will dou brless be
followed thither in short time by
the other members Of the family.
Mrs. Barton, a recent newcomer to
our town from Iowa, is a carpet and
rug weaver and will doubtless get
plenty Of work to do, after the people
generally find out that her business is
such.
Miss Lena clearinghouse left our
town yesterday or Little Falls. Miss
l.. has q school in view which she
will teach md We congratulate the
district which is securing her, as she
has the gifts and characteristics which
insures her q successful teacher.
The residents of the northeast quar-
ter Of our town have petitioned oul
county commissioners to grant them
-. new school district. We hope to see
them get what they ask for. and We
think our County supt. Of Schools Mr..
Seal. should Investigate this matter
and help them win il. j.. :: -. =,
Miss Laura Simmons Of Little Fall
who ID teaching in Mt Norris 10 hav.
ing an experience which che will nev.
q forget. The family with whom CHI
boarded have lett the town and fami'
lies are % few and far between thai
Mis s. remains in the school housl
durisg nights We do not know THU
10 DO . fact but have heard q muot
and II It ID true Hiss g., surely ha,
the courage which tsw of hqf age md
sex are blssssd with, tor. the howl q
tho wolf can b heard. md tho dghina
Of tho wind among the tall pines hal
: lonesome and unbsarabls: e6sol
which disooarages Any but the dster'
mined. We believe Mis- Simmons
has the courage Of I soldier and the1
she Will stay wlth her school 70 TIL
snd and Il % 81 80 ysars from nov
shs = lucky enough toe srsndchildreG
@ b playing about ~ lhs can . -
wardsd 81 the good lesling which shl
win posDeG1 while rotating her exIsl.
|isnos - Mount Morris whsn only I
lttls Girl tsashiag - a1st ttsem 9,
schoo
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-10
SULLIVAN { AXE.

April !. Nearly every making
maple sugar. ....1 Il. rs @3 u. !.
IS Mr.. Damon Of Pierz and J. Rybacl
Of Minneapolis visited T. s. Looh
on Wednesday last. 5.5 zss5 III
II 7. s. Looh went to Pierz Monday tc
work II the meat market for DAhmeu
8 Grell. They will open the market
about Easter. 1.1 !. 5:t@ :s.j...
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. walworth visited
Mr.. simms' people Saturday and Sun.
day last, f Z sss,% A.. ..Ial. 49,. u.
s Miss Cora Wilson will stay Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Prouty this summer.
Rsy Simms and George Wilson
were lake callers Sunday. :-~..:
will Haggard was : lake caller
Sunday. ~. ~
Miss Viola Estey called on friend,
st.,the lake Sunday. She closed q
very successful term Of school on Fri
day lat. The lady. IL . thorough
teacher and all regret her going away.
However she has promiaed to visit
here during the summer. =
Miss Estey will teach a three.monthl
term Of school in Rail Prairie the
spring term.
= Miss Mary Helm will close hel
school on Friday next. ...
W. J. Moserove visited his son at
Mr. Brands mill on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mre. G. E. Look visited
with Mr.. Looks brother T. s., Sun
day. G. E. Look has been sick the
past six weeks and is just able to get
out again.
L. P. Ford and daughter with Miss
Maize and Master Merle Look visited
T. 8. Look and family Sunday.
Easter Sunday will be observed at
Sucker brook school house next Sun
day.