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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Aleint Sdulsn in 1rfuBtn.
Ste ttriad)en tbres eerinsen ttmiamss mme
tbre fbeuere rwterbaItuns.

Nad elmer umtli9en Statiftit CAB
es am q. SUM 1896 i'm sunsen preu<
bii9en Staate 2344 G6ulen nit tpss
niger als 30 S9ultinbern. Oapon
entfielen auf Die propin5 Sannoper
1876 S4ulen, auf 9ehenzgaafau Cd.
ouf Sa6fen SO. auf 8ranbenburs SO,
auf pommern 78, auf &beinlanb 81,
uuf S9lsIien 81, auf S9lespis>Sol>
itein 81, auf ppien 40, auf Weftpreuz
BEN II, duf Weitfalen 26, auf Sit>
preuben II unb auf 9%obenSolerr q
S6ulen. Wenn nun au9 cine Qn5abt
btefer tleinen S6ulen fi9 in tleinern
Orten NIT einbeitli9er &onfefiion be-
finben, 10 perbanten iebr biele biefer
S4ulen nun Der Ginbaltung bes tonz
feifionenen prinSips ibr Sperebaftes
Saiein. Dies betpeiien folsenbe 3abz
len aus Der probins 9annoper. geIe
bate cine jiibif9e S6ule init 2 Sim
bern, @leibtngen cine iol6er Sdule NIT
3 &inbern, 9Dpd cine fol4eImit 4 &ins
bern, Sulinsen nit 4, Neuitabt nit 8,
Moringen nit 6 &inbern. Oie fleinite
ebaneelif9e S9ule tpar IN Gnsebai>
fen nit 5 S9iilern. Oaau tommt na6
elmer Notia bonn II. Stunt 1904 nod
bic ifraelitif9e S9ule in 8ursbprf,
on Der Der 2ebrer cine etnaige S9us
lertn, unb apar fein eisenes &inb, un<
terridtet. ollie btsfe fleinen S9ulen
ftnb Offentlide; fe beiteben .neben ben
anbern @emeinbei1ulen unb erbaltsn
Staats5uf4IHe. Mebnli9 Iiesen bic
0~erbGltnife in ben anbern probinaen.
Oertli9e S9pierieteiten, pel9e biefe
fleinen Sdulen re9tfertisen, finben
fi4 in 8ranbenburg i'm Wartbebru9
unb i'm 9abeadnbif4en 2u9, fopte
auf ben @iitern Der 9robsrunbbefibsr.
Die tleinen S9ulen In Yofen, Sdles
fen, Weftfalen unb Der Rbeinpropina
aber limb Dprtpiegenb fatbolif9e unb
ebaneelifde Oiafporaf9ulen. Die
tleinfte epongeIif9e S9ule in Der
Rbeinprpbina mar lGneere Sabre in
&ir4berten nit 8, 4 unb 5 Rinbern,
bon beneu Der 2ebrer ielbft bic Msbr>
aabl ftente; biefe S9ule lit auf Mntrag
Der Gipilsemeinbe unldnsit seidloHen
fpprben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
NaGrthten aus Snbiana.
M b.

2atprenceburg, 20. Suli.
Sci elmer &auferei in Dem Nrbeiterlaser
Der Big Sour in Der Mdbe BON Bella
erbielt Der Neseriunse MafOn bon Dem
Garbisen Sobn Sones 8 S9afe in bic
8ruit tno wurbe iOfOrt get0btet. Sonss
fob in bic Serge uno tpirb bon @on-
ftabler Slater uno 8~futbunoen bsr=
folet, bod bat man bisber nod. teine
SPUR bor, ibm entoedt.
&eb. SIlis # rt.
H d nj o b, 20. Suli. Sie un=
teriudunss=Gommiifion fur Settles.
tranfe bat ben &eb. glmoob s.. ellis,
tusl9er Dor 2 Wo&en auf gebeimniB-
bolle Weiie aus isinem 9auie bers
f9mano unb erft bersansenen Gnmstag
suriidtsbrte, fir irrinnis erfldrt unb
tp,lrbe gais in elmer pribat-M nffalt in
CrfOrb, g., untsrgebra9t.
@roBeuer.
gItbart, 20. Suli. 9eute Na9,
mittas 9egen 2 ubr brad Elm md9tiges
6euer in Der glfbarter Wasens uno
8ei1irrfabrif aus unb pirb Der Sda=
ben auf ca. 800, 600 geiddst. Sas
@ebduoe if gisentbum beg GERM s..
y. 8udlen in @bicaso.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21

@egnerr Der STANDARD Oil Company
ipmpatbifiren. Die ruiiide &esie-
rlins bat besbalb au9 Der beutiden
Petroleum=P rooutten Nftien 8efea=
f9aft foeben bic grridtuns elmer
Napbtareinigungsantalt in 8atu uno
bon &eierpoirs i'm Safen bon Baum
9eftattet. gs bleibt ab3uparten. oh
Die STANDARD Oil COMPANY nit ben
administration Wafen, bic fe our
grtdmpfung elmer @eltmOnopOlfen-
uns %nntpenoet, i9lieBli9 grfolg BADEN
tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Ser Sotialiifen : YroeeB in Sd.

nissberg entbiiat bic S9uftisfeit Der
ruiii9en &esieruns iibrisens i'm boil
fen Waabe. Der gemeis muroe be-
initib erbra4t, baB bic ioeialifiiden
NgitatOren sessn bic ruiif9e &esie-
runs in Der STUNT bes Mufwisselns bic
rsinen Waiienfinber finb.
Den Musfasen Der 3euseu In benz
%erwdbnien pro3e1e nod 1T bic ruifi9e
Resieruns bic Anfifterin bes &6ni9s-
moroes in Serbien 9emsien. DAB bic
ruiii4en G%ronbeamtsn bel bieier 8ele=
9enbeit iiber ibre eigenen @efeBe wii=
isntlid falf9e Nngabsn ma9ten, birfte
Der R%egieruug oes 3aren ebenfaas
ni9t gum &ubme gerei6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
..9as 0eranieS Der 8inber~

pirb Supan in einem jiinsft sri9ienes
men 8u9e bon M. Garnoes eenannt.
Ote 2iebe Der Sapaner gu ben &tnbern
erftredt fi9 fosar aut bic 8tnber TIM
befannter. gs fann in Sapan ni9t
bortpmmen, bab Elm 8inb in 8erluit
serGtb. Sebes berfelben bat ndmli9
an feinem &leibe Elm Metanf9ilb9en
befeftist, auf benz Same unb @obnuns
fetner Gltern permerft finb. 8emerft
nun Scenario, baB Elm &inb ii9 ni9t
na9 9aufe finbet. 70 II. es feline pfli9t,
bafelbe auf ben Irm 81 nebmen unb
es feinen Gltern auridsubrtngsn. Sierz
Bel fommt es ni9t felten Dor, bab Der
Ginbling mod elm flsines @ei9enf en-
bdlt, um i'm fir bic ausseitanbene
Mnsit su entf9Gbisen. Oie Gr5iebung
bes &inbes erfolst, big es bas Nlter
bes @9ulbefu6es errei9t, bur9pees
I'm Jreien, 5pif9en 8dumen unb 8luz
men, ba fi9 am 9auie ftets Elm @ars
ten finbet, in benz ii9 bic &inber unter
Muffi9t Der Mutter hsrumtummeln.
Wenn bic &inber nit ibrem 2ebrer
nt9t sufrieben itnb. neil ibnen bsrielbe
mnsere4t Ober gu ftreng su fem f4etnt,
10 f1nner ie fid barber Bel ibrem
Batter betlasen, Der bic Sa9e bur9 bic
Obrisfeit unterfuden laFen tann. Die
iaponif9en ainber finb ibrigns i'm
Mlgemeiner poblseiittet unb perbienen
BITE freunbli9e Bebanbluns pouauf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
8sb6ras fur Of. @erfs.

bshltis beid1ofen.
Cir gement=S eitsntpsse in "a. Ctr.
bon Salbott big Central Nbe.
SIR Cement Seitenpege in Sem
Sort Str, BON Noble bis 81 ben Big
Sour @eleiien.
Petitionen eingerei9t I.
SIR @ement=S eitenwege uno Sizes
Gabrpeg in Ga Sale Str, BON 25.
bis %. Str.
& ipnen ange=
m m n.
Fir Seper In Der l. Mlep ihblid
BON Maha9ufetts Npe., bon BrootFoe
alpe. big Is SUB meitli9 bon Steele
Strabe.
SIR Ssmer in Oanbes unb l.. NIep
tueftli6, bon 81. big "a. Ctr.
STR @ement=S eitentpese unb &inn=
feline in 8ee9er Str., bon gaf bis
SHELBY Str.
STR Semer in SoOsbroot Str., BON
Gin Ctr. biz @ooblam1 Mbe.
grHes MffeBment T d
tigt.
STR Brid Gabrtue9 in Der l. Naep
fiiolid bon South Str, BON Sela=
mare Bis 140 SUB ueflid.
Sir NibeQirune bes Gabrueses in
@arman Npenue, bon 10. biz 1854
Tub n0rbli6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21


Sie Hnhen ideinen nit Der Reile,
bic fe bon ben Sapanern betommen,
mod ni9t 3ufrieoen gu iein, fonft piir=
ben lie idwerli4 9dnoel nit anberen
Md6ten iu9en. gn9lanb iotpobl als
9eutidlano weroen es taum rubig nit
anieben, baB fie ibrenSanbels= u. pot=
Ye1febr ALIEN internationalem &e9t
entgegeu in unberfddmter Weife it6=
rem. 0ieasi9t bOfen fie ourd 9er-
borrufsn uerer Gomplicationer ibren
8unbessenOhen 5ranfrei4 gum @in-
ibreiten spingen 5u t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
8runoeisentbums l1ebertrasmnsen,

Barbara abraham u. u. an Jrant
Seioenftider, Sruftee. Sbeil bon See=
tiOn "a, Sownibip Is, &anse 8, perrp
Sowufbip. $4,000.
Sranf Seibenfider, 5%rufee. an Ml=
bert Mbrabam, oaKslbs. $1,000.
Central Sruf Co., Sruftse, an
Better Nub, ST., u. o., She'll bon 8 ots
S unb 6, square ", penniplpania
Str., nabe M~arpIanb. $14, 600.
Sbomas 9. S'@onnea ar s. 6.
Watbeus, Got 164, Wc@artp's 5.
@efisite 4bb. Weft indianapolis.
81, 250.
2pnn 9. Wilifan an Wi1iam 6.
Saplor, 2Ot Is, square 2, alabama
Str, ihbli9 bon NOrtb Str. $48, 600.
2ibertp 0otparb an @sOtss %. MiI.
LET, She'll Cots IA uno Is, Buffers
Subj. NuBenlot $50 nabe 10. Str.
uno part Mue. $3.50.
gIi3abeth 9. SimpIon an Sobn
Song, Got so, Wc@besnep's Sub.
Mubsnlot $50, Winerpa Ctr. n6rpli9
bon SEEM Sort StraBs. 81, 8
gbmin 6. Weir an Margaret Bruce,
Got 25 unb She'll bon "a, 8lod 6,
9ineoln part, New Seriep Str, nabe
23., $4,000.
@rawforb Gairbanfs an bic Wabafb
&ealtp & 2oan Co., Got 81. @ader's
1. 6ausbpine 9lbbition, $1,000.
Serielbe on bieIelbe, Got LOG. Out=
lot 100, uahe Wet uno &ap Str,
$500.
Serfelbe an bieielbe, Got z, Srate &
Mapbetp's l. Nobition. tpefli9 bon
Wet Str, $1,000.
8erfelbe an Sieielbe, Got 9, Square
19, Srafe's Mbbition, Senate gpe.,
nabe Is. ctr. $500.
Ssrielbs an Sieislbe, Got 9, 8ra=
bsn's Subbioiion, tueftli9 bon Wet
Str, nahe Is. $1,000.
Serielbe an 9isielbe, She'll bon
Seuare 10, MaHa4uietts Nbe., nabe
0ermont Str. $500.
Serielbe an 9ieielbs, Got 1 uno
.lheil bon Got 2, Outlot SO, nabe
Noble unb Bates Str. $1,000.
Terielbs an Sieielbe, She'll bpnO ut=
lot 1873, MaHa9uietts unb peru Npe.
$4,000.
Serielbe an 9ieielbe, Got 4, Square
l, Maha6uietts Mbe. nnb Nortb Str.
$4,000.
Serfelbe an biefelbe, Cots 179 unb
100, Mc@artp's 6. Wefieite Mob. %.
Snbpls. $1,000.
Sbomas g. Seller an Wiaiam %.
Sungelaus, Got 43, WDobs Subj,
auBenlot 40, nabe MaHaduietts Nbe.
unb Noble Ctr. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Sabrpreis mad California
MA BenniDlpania 2inien.

Nuguff Is. Bis q. einf9lieBli9,
unb bonn %. big 9. September ein=
f9ltebli9. greurfons : Sidets nod
San Granciseo unb Cos Mnseles, in
Mnbetradt beg ~breiidbri9en gonclapes
Der 2nisbts Semplar unb Sopereign
@roblO9e S. 8. 8. s. tueroen iiber
pennfplbania 2inien berfauft. STR
b6aise Snformation be3tielid 5abr=
preis, &oute u.f.w., fpre3e man bel
ben Sidet=Ngenten bieIer 2inien Dor,
ober fdreibe an %. W. &i9aroion,
Sifrift paRa9ier-M sent, Snbianapo=
liz, Sno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
S~9ifsnahrihten.
U m men:

II E o m m E n
SEEM Yort: Oceanic" bon 2ipsrpool.
SEEM Oort: vNurania" bon 2iperpool
unb Queenstown; Oceanic" BON
2iperpool.
9on9 Song: Siberia" bon San
Grancisco bia 9onolulu.
@enua: ~peru9ia" bon Stem YOrt oia
Neapel.
Nepport: ,WinneiOta" bon 2onbon
nod philadelphia.
6alifar, q. g.: v@artbaginian" bon
@lassou unb 2iberpool bia ct.
Sobn, q. 5. nod philadelphia.
@~lasapm: v@tbiopia" bon Nem Sort.
Bottom: .9aperforb" bon pbilabeI-
pbia mad 2iberpool.
Copenhagen: .11niteo States" bon
Sem Sort.
Mb9efabreu.
Nem Oort: vWajeffic" mad QiperpDol;
Oscar H." nod @brifianianb
unb Copenhagen.
@enua: .earbegna" nod Stem Sort.
@brifiania: ySeQisolaD" nod Sem
Oorf.
Qiberpool: ySeutonic" nod SEEM
Sort bia Queenstown; rWefern=
lamb" nod philadelphia bia
Queenstown.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21

Sn Der 9efern 0a4mittag
abgshaItensa gu9rs- partie Der Samer
bes Saoieite SurnOereins erran9en fi9
folgenbe Samen bic preiie:
1. Preis-GrI. Winnie Bauer.
2. preis-Grau 2uB.
8. preis-Grau STORY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
aeqen sruni

GerfI gegen Srunf<
u d t. Ser Stabtratb BON gumberz
lonb, Mb., bat eine @eroronung ange@
npmmen, na4 Der ale perfonen, tpel6e
tpegen 9runtenbeit ober unorbentli9en
8etragens perbaftet purben, ibre
Strafe bur1 Mrbeiten auf ben @traben
o~bperoienen miiHen. Sur9 Die 8ers
orbnung fperben ale Snbaftirtsn ses
5tpunsen. fir 81 pro Sag gu arbeiteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21
Sie gemiHenloien seIben Spnrnale

pel9e ben eblen @srfsniaft als
S9reden Der S4reden binfteuen, ri9=
ten bur9 ben Snbalt ibrer Spalten
mebr llnbeil an, ME Der ftdrtte
S9naps, ME bas Beifpiel Der Gar-
merstodter bon Glen 8alep ;eist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-21

Ser ifrettbare GreisanwaIt BON
ct. Souls pirb troB Der Mafbine
@onberneur bon MiHouri perben. &c
1T elm Slid fir WiRouri, benin ben a1s
beren Gtaaten miro bewiefen, bab bic
S9ufte in MiHouri ni9t in Der Mebr=
beit finb.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
MARRIED..

The Irish Standard, of Minneapolis,
has the following In last weeks issue
Miss Kate Lynch, of Ontario, and
Jacob GILES, of Wadena. were mar.
rled Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock BY
Rev. E. J. Moran at Immaculate Con
ception church. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillel
will be at home in Little Falls afte,
June 10Th.
Miss Edna, LAUGHTER of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albin Olson of Little Falls, and
Herbert Cook of New Brunswick. N.
j., were recently married.
Miss Clara Manbeck and W. 81.
Muncy were married Monday, June
9Th, at the home of the brides par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Manheck. In
Pike Creek, by Rev. M. O. Stockland
of the Methodist church. Only nea,
relatives and friends were present.
Mr.. Muncy is son of s. 81. Muncy,
and Is an Industrious young man.
Mrs. Muncy is a well known and
popular young lady with every quail
ty to make a happy home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Muncy have the best wishes of q
multitude of friends.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
NOT A CHIEF.

Charles Wadena. who died recently
at the st. Cloud reformatory, was
not@a ohiaf, and not even the con Of Z
chief. neither was he the grandson Of
the chief after whom the town of
Wadena was named. says the White
Earth Tomahawk. Charley Wadena
was Gull Lake Chippewa Indian and
the son of Cab-e.dain. while the late
Chief Wadena, famous in his day as
the head of the Mississippi Chippe-
was, lived at Mile Lac. Charley
Wadena's grandfather name was
Wadena and he was the brother of the
late Chief Badboy, who, in 1862, dur
ing the Indian outbreak, sought the
protection of the commanding officer
at Ft. Ripley, Minnesota, because he
did not wish to join the Chippewa
outbreak Of that year.
Chief Badboy rendered valuable ser.
vice to tie government during the
outbreak and for this the government
made him the head chief of all the
Chippewas Of Minnesota. but the lat
ter refused to recognize him as such
and insisted upon the recognition of
Hole-in-the-day as their chief.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
BELLE PRAIRIE MAN SERIOUS

BELLE PRAIRIE MAN SERIOUS
LY ILL.
Charles Lange Of Belle Prairie was
brought to the hospital Monday, and
on Wednesday morning DR.. Fortier,
assisted by DR.. Trace. ..opened the
patients abdomen in the hope that a
supposed cancerous affection was not
developed enough to prevent resection
of the growth, but it was found that
the stomach was in a very bad condi-
tion and the bowels also involved,
rem dering an operation useless. Ut IL
only question of a short time when
the patient will succumb.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
UNIQUE CEREMONY
NECHE STEVENSON TO BE
ADOPTED BY CHIPPEWAs.

White Earth Tomahawk: The
Chippewas of White Earth have de-
cided, if it is agreeable to Congress-
man Steenerson, to adopt him as a
member of the Chippewa tribe of
Minnesota. The ceremony, which
will be unique and extraordinary, will
take place here during the 18th of
June celebration.
Never has a white man ever been
adopted by the Chippewa tribe. al
though this is q common thing among
other tribes. especially those located
in the Indian Territory.
The adoption of a white man by the
Chippewas is one of the greatest hon
ors they can confer on him. i.
Mr.. Stevenson has been duly noti.
fed of the wish of the Chipewas, and
is now up to him to decide whethe,
he will become red man or not.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN.
TION.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN-
TION.
The dem ocratic county convention
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
court house at l O'Clock.
Delegates have been reported go far
as follows:
Buckman-Jas. A. Dengel, Peter
Denzen, John Kapsner. Nick and Pc
ter Mueller.
Buh-Henry Gerwing. VIM. Grell,
Adam Virnig, Theo Ortman, Henry
Kingen.
Motley-Geo. W. Wolf, B. F.
Cottingham.
First ward Little Falls-S. P
Brick, J. J. Gross, Phil German, E.
S. Tanner, c. II. Vining. Thos Gan.
non. Geo. Emder, Peter Wilozek.
First precinct First ward-Chas.
Gravel, E. f. Shaw, N. N. Bergheim,
John Hoblit, G. E. vasaly.
t Second precinct Second ward--E.
W. Collins. J. J. Clark, W. A. Butler.
Third ward-G. v. .Clark, F. W.
Lonegren. VIM. .Haverty.
Swan River-M. Yasgar. A. Vie
chorek, Geo. Yasgar, Dennis Sheedy,
M. J.Viechorek, W. M. sheedy, Franz
Danelski.
Ripley-Joe Martineau, Edward
Laforoe, Armidaoe Lareau, "::Petel
|Douoette.
Platte-A. Smuda, Chas. Rychner
Pierz-A E. Macho. Jacob Nohner
Jonn Phillippi, Vim. Konen, Jos
Boehmer, JOS. Jaeger. John Maud
F. K. WIRING.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
TRANSFERS.

o. Searle and " to A. e. johnson
Co. oftsw, 26.127 81. d. gs1 sssssssss0.'2
h ~ ,Go1ns1l Z s:nels TO 3 Fs'sdssson,
ne sw 50 40 a9. $3.50 $3.50.
+ Home Land Co. to John Wolter, 9
sw 2 ~ 90, $22O.
I. Siminski and " to Lorenx
Siminski NV se % 1913 80, $3.50.
Evelyn Eaton and hus to.K. B. Gray
lots 10 and 16, blk / Brd'y add,
$240. 26.
Koch Land Co. to Samuel A. Hoyt
F ne, FIR ne NV 10; " ne. NV se,
se-se, .sw sw1 8; se VS. 18: Q, NV
ne-sw.91, " ne, ne NV, ne sw. 1s 20
90, $4712. g.
Koch Land Go. to Samuel A. Hoyt q
NV 90; y, ne, NV NV ~; n ne ne sw
%; fr sw. sw Sc 80; n se. sw sS 80:
sw. 81 41 20. 81. 921.62
Koch Land Co to Samuel Hoyt, q
ne. g sw 10; sw 90; sw &c %; go ne,
ne sc, "a; NV 28 40 30. fr n ne fr ne
NV. 40 % Sc se IS 41 30, $2405. 49,
G. A. Lindbereh and " to Amasa
B. Nichols. dc, Al 191 80, 1915.
Paul Oldakowski and W to Ignatz
Siminski, com at se cor se ne 1913 80,
thence 2 rds, " 40 rods, nwly to
1-2 section line, and 40 rods n of ID
post line section 15, thence 2 rds. go
~ and easterly 80 rds more or less to
beginning 81.
E. NJ. Hoover and " to Immigra.
tion Land Co. Riverside Park addition
81.
F. Kreyoh. widower to Ignatz
Siminski. ne Is 1873 80 $500.
Augusta Ladwig and bus to Robert
Steiner, ne ne II 129 81.
RobertSteffner and " to K. G. Gilbert
and same.
N. P. Ry to Margaret E. Gregerson,
n se, Al 81 $3.50. - 49,
A. G. Morrill, and " to Patrick
Hayes, beginning 80 links " of the
go cor of the ne of ne 49, 80. thence
e 1884 links, northwesterly 1,90U
links, on 18 line $50 links to be-
gining, 500 80 .,~
@. Lindbergh and " to Susan Coe-
men. lots s to 4s In, blk q; lots s to
81. inclusive blk 3. east addition$6OO.
A. E. johnson Co to N. p. Frand-
sen, 1-2 of sw Of NV, 6 129 80, $3.50
Nels Peter Frandsen, widower, to
Soren c. Johnson g NV and We NV,
6 129 9. 81, 600.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
MERRY PLEADS GUILTY
Insurance Man Throws
Himself on Courts

G. F. Merry, the insurance promo
ter, pleaded guilty at Moorhesd this
week to violating the state insurance
laws, and received sentence of.;:100
days in jail and 500 fine.
Merry tried to work some of his
schemes In Little Falls, but failed.
he is regarded as one of the smoothest
confidence men in the country.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
HELP THE SOIL.

A ton of butter is worth about $500
at average prices, and 1t reduces the
value Of the farm by less than 81. A
ton of corn takes from the soil So
pounds of nitrogen, pounds Of
potash and 16 pounds of phosphorio
acid. If it is sold these absolutely
necessary elements of fertility are lost
to the farm, and must sooner or latter
be replaced. and at present prices at a
cost If about $6. A ton of wheat takes
from the soil AZ pounds of nitrogen,
II pounds Of potash and 1s pounds Of
phosphoric acid, worth about 81. so.
A ton of apples takes from the soil ia
pounds Of nitrogen, 1.8 pounds OF
potash and 6 Of a.pound of phosphor.
10 acid. The total value of these
amount to less than 80 cents and this
represents absolutely all the loss to the
soil Of the farm. About three and a
half pounds of every ton of apples sold
of the farm come from the SOIL The
remainder Is sunshine and water.
Corn may be fed on the farm and
tuned into pork, beef or mutton, and
about So per cent of the fertilizing
elements turned back to soil Wheat is
usually sold and it is an exhaustive
crop on a farm: as the worn out
wheat sections Of the county show.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
M. E. CHURCH.

M. Il. CHURCH..
Rev. E. G. Clemans, D. D., presid.
Ing elder, will preach at the M. E.
church next Sunday morning. At the
close of the morning services the
sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered. The usual services In
the evening.
M. O. stookland, Pastor.
SWEDISH m. e.
Services In the Swedish M. E.
church, cor. Wood st. and 1st Ave.
8. E. Morning services at 10 80. Sun
day school at 10 O'Clock. Evening SER
vices at O'Clock. The Sunday school
children will give q Children's Day
concert
F. E. Edwards, Pastor.
FREE METHODIST CAMP MEET
Free Methodist camp meeting, be-
ginning June 22d. will be held at Ft.
Ripley. Water and camp grounds
free. Everybody very cordially invited
to attend. Bring your tents and camp
on the ground. The principal speaker
will be Rev. B. Y. Neil of Mime
apolis. Services three times day,
10 80 g.. M, 3p. m. and z 80. Come.
Rev. J. s. Cornish, Pastor.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
Communion services sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Communicates meet
at the church Saturday at / 80.
- =. &c. NJ. Hallangsr, Pastor.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
TRAVELLING IN EUROPE.


Miss Mae Anti, of Chicago, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Anti of this
city, is. touring Europe with small
party Of friends. Miss Anti is a stem.
ographer with a Chicago financial
firm. She went abroad In April.
Following are some extracts from let
ters to relatives here:
Aboard ship-We :have had ::such
rough=weather that We: ARE day late.
We did not see land for nine days,
and were glad to see the Azore
Islands, but did not land. The scenery
was very beautiful, all hilly and
Covered with trees .. Three days after.
we reached the shores Of old Spain,
with fortified cities. old Roman towers
and ancient ruined castles. The Afri-
can shore was very. mountainous. Lat
or on the same day we saw England q
Observation-Disclosures. Today, the
fourteenth day out, we are off the
coast of Sardinia and tomorrow we
will reach Naples, going from there
to Rome, Genoa and Paris.
Grand Hotel du Quirinal, Rome
Leave:tonight for Milan. Had a carri-
age drive through the city today. Wis.,
tied st. Peters and the Vatican, with
magnificent paintings. and statuary.
Saw Pope Leo's temporary tomb.
Went to PompeiiMonday to see the old
city which. was buried under the
ashes of Vesuvius for NEARLY 1900
years. The city was built 81 years
before the birth of Christ. I don't be-
lieve we have anything new. Even the
interior Of the old theaters was ar
ranged much the same as nowadays
and there were beautiful mosaics
paintings and statuary. At the
museum we saw paintings made dur
ing the time Of Christ, and bones of
people who had been buried under the
ashes We visited the churches of St.
Martin and st. Elmo, interesting 18th
and 18th century buildings, sur
rounded with flower .gardens and
fountains. From Milan will 90 to
Lucerne.
Hotel Russell, London. May H.
just reached England, and was never
go pleased In my life as to get once
more In an English speaking country.
Expect. to meet here some friends of
mine from Japan. They have been
there three years and are returning
to the United States by way of Lon.
don.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10

Birney Chiperield, formerly of
Little Falls, fell by the wayside in
his endeavor to attain the republican
nomination for attorney general of
Illinois. He was the choice of Govern
or Yates, but was opposed by L. Y.
Sherman, the nominee for lieutenant
governor. Birney's old friends here
hope he will get to the front another
time.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10

Miss Louise Gunderson, lady com.
mander OF the Ladies of the Macca.
bees, was presented Tuesday evening
with silver souvenir spoon by the
ladies Of the tent. Miss Gunderson ia
a teacher in the city schools and will
leave for home to spend the summer.
Little Falls herald., 1904-06-10
COMMENCEMENT DAY
Graduating Exercises Of
the Little Falls High
School,

The eleventh annual commencement
exercises of the Little Falls high
school will take place at the opera
house this evening. Following is the
program:
Italia. ltal1a..................... .Donizetti
Cans Chorus
1nvocation......Rev. w. G. A. Wallar
LaBaladine, instrumental duet
..".....................".. .LyZberg
Stella Berg, Goldie Clouse
Commencement Address
........................Hon. Moses E. Clapr
Ar1On Waltz................"... V0gel
Cans chorus.
Presentation of Diplomas
Waves Of the Danube............Ivano7ic]
Cans Chorus
Benediction......R Rev. M. o. Stockland
There are sixteen in the class o1
1904, as follows:
English Scientific Course.
Pearl Elaine Longley.
Olive M. Ferrel.
Neil Day Woodwork.
Clarence Cecil Carley
Edith A. Heath.
May L. Webster.
Thelma Charlotte Leon.
Jessie M. Taylor.
Clara Il. Guerin.
Latin Course.
Nina Hazel Webster.
Ella M. Zetterberg.
Elsie Marian Malburn.
Lulu B. Millspaugh.
Beatrice Grace Heath.
Sidney Thomas Mann.
German Course.
Earl Hazlett Frazier.