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1929 P. NJ. daily. Main ST. Through a
t2& NOTE-Pullnlan Sleeping or ParlorI Cars on
all 5traIns except train arriving Richmond 1i:6a
a.. NJ. week days. and local accommoda tons
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lions not guaranteed. III ss
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01
Spot cotton closed dull; middling uplands
10 ~. ,uiddling gulf, lO.gh sales, ,l00 bales.

s.,sa. ans n4..4.A 1000; ;res Ell, rs1s ~ r
Ice. saios. i 1917 bales! stock, 77ai5 bates;
export 10 tho Continent. 425 bales.
Total to-day at all scaports-INst receipts q rs,
9i,99s bales; export TO Great Britain. Sgm'
Is, 49, bales 10 Japan. e,5is bales; stock. S5Lees
bales. ~.
XXI AZ Shaies: EXPORT to Great Britain, l0.,a3s
bales; 10 France si,o73 bales; to tho Continent,
70, SOB bales TO Japan 6,tAa bales;
Net RECEIPTS, aSoS,a bales; export 10 Great
Britain .s95si, bales; e FRANCE, I 49, sSS
bales to the Continent, 7osSol L. piles 70
1G, 7S9 bales: to Mexico, Gsel bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01
wall Street Gossip.

,Su-xVS'YCIpK October Stat the opening
,ha stock market was not so strong as might
have been expected from tho c,ose On ra y
Ia drop. Commission business fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01

.r,al,.amated Copper was materially, helped
~. ,i,e : strength 5inathc metal here. aud the
steady advance In the prices Of copper stocks
IN tho London Market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01

standard oil brokers had supporting orders
on the early decline and did not seem to be
getting very much stock.
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II is pretty generally believed the control ~
OF Erie will pass TO strong hands. bu. !. II
hing like present prices, particularly for the
first and second stocks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01

NEW YORK. Oct. j3l.--FLOUR-alarket In.
active and nomnay lower in view OF. the
wheat decline. Minnesota patent, s6.10fG.So
rye Flour Firm. Buckwhea1 F1our--lnactive
Cotnmeal-S;eady. Rye-Nominal Barley
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
NORTH PRAIRIE

f. March 8-Mrs. John Schultheris Of
Bemidji visited the family of hel
father-i n-law. John Schultheris, the
past week. j.:
John Kroll of Bellevue made q plea
SAINT call at Jansky's Sunday.
Thos. Trutwin called on his brother
Frank Sunday.
Frank Klein of Rice was a calle,
Sunday.
Miss Martha Trettel is employed al
Robt. Carnes' place.
Miss Veronica Ksmpa has gone to
st. Cloud for the summer.
Frank Cekala's house was quaran-
tined for smallpox Thursday. A
daughter has the disease in bad form
On March 18th, next Sunday. at /
O'Clock p. m will be let the contract
for saving wood for the parish.
John Klein was shaking hands with
old friends Sunday.
Chas. Goucha and sister of Swan
River attended church here Sunday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Kosofsky,
March 9TH, q son.
Jos. Wachnik went to Royalton to-
day after som medicine for his wife.
Mike Korash Of r ice got load of
hay at his mothers place today. !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
r. F. p. NO. 2

March 8. -Andrew johnson ia i'm
proving his house by putting on sid
ing.
Born-To Mr.: and Mrs. Mnhlbauer,
last week, a son.
Going out to Andrew Olson q in
Culdrum we passed II teams in one
run. John Anderson had q hauling
bee, we understand, and all his neigh
borhood had turned out to haul cord
wood for him.
Gust johnson from Sec. 6, Pike
Creek. left Tuesday for Illinois, where
he intends to. stay a year or 80. While
he is gone John A. johnson will live
on the farm and take care of GUSTAV q
business.
A whole bunch of voters shone cleo
ton day by staying at home. Now,
IT you have any kick coming this
year. kick yourself and put on heavy
soled shoe before you start to kick, GO
you can have the scars next year to
remind you of doing your duty. A
man who is either TOO lazy or too busy
to 60 and vote once a year, should
never say q word against the town
board.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
IVES RI PLE||;:;,,YI'.s /.

March S-Henry Dingman Of ClouRh
was in the neighborhood after corn Corn
Saturday: y:=E..,..-,.~. %.x -f.. b. .s8a5s
) Wesley Cook, accompanied by His
parents and Mics CLARK, drove Is the
Falls Friday. They report the roads
In bad condition. -, |* #Z.: 4
County Commissioner Tedford went
to Little Falls on the freight. Monday.
Charley Johns traded Rev. Cornisn
q horse for. some Jersey cattle last
week. ~.
Ray Cook returned from Mime.
apolis Saturday.
Mrs. Stevens visited her brothe,
last week.
Miss Trask Of Little Falls and clara
Trask Of Fl. Ripley were guestaI oil
Miss Clark Thursday,. >: :: >'>:'.
|. Sunday School Missionary Ferris
and wife Of Brainerd called on friends
here Tuesday. They were: on thei,
way to Green Prairie where Mr.. Fer
ris is to preach at the Baptist church.
c. W. Johns and Rev. Cornish Of
Fl. Ripley were at the Falls Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
UPSALA

March 8.-Sohool report Of Dist.
No. 81 for month ending March g.:
No. of days taught 10
No. Of pupils enrolled 80
Average daily attendance 10
Present every day, Gust Rundquist;
tho Sc absent one day are Hulda Carl
son, Reuben Larson, Aleck Stein, Ida
Ryberg. and Henry Martinson.
Miss 81. S. Ryberg. Teacher
The following were to Albany Mon
day: O. P. johnson, Albert Ryberg,
Charley johnson and Emil Carlson.
Miss Clara Anderson left for Mime
apolis this week.
A dance was given at Martin o.
sons Saturday evening: A good time
Is reported.
John Ferrel came her last week
for visit. .
Tip-oVers are nothing new nova
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
asst DarIinf.

March 8-Rev. M. Martinson held
farewell services here last Sunday and
will perhaps in the near future come
again. We hope so. :
A letter addressed to Emil Nelson,
with Minneapolis postmark Feb. 26th,
reached Darling March 4th-seven
days. Is the mail clerk on the train to
blame, or Is the trouble at Mime
apolis? Ought to be reported to Wash
ington.
War; Jas. HIM has been around
the neighborhood looking after those
who chased the masked boys. He
threatens law suit and said his boys
had right to be on the road when
ever they wished. without being
chased by lot Of people. Neverthe-
less, if the boys are found again on
the public highway frightening
people the law will be invoked and
the case settled In way that will
be warning forever.
Oliverdale farmer was ..hauling hay
last Sunday and met people coming
from church. We ought to have a
five-dollar fine for Sunday work.
School in District ~ will close Sat.
urday. Miss Mary Kull has been
teacher and has done good work. She
had 81 children to look after.
March 9-What's the matter with
having a Darling election? Well FL
the time for next Tuesday, at Darling
Grove, West Darling, from 9 clock
a. m. to o'clock p. m.
Miss Esther Hanson got letter that
had gone to Darling. N. D. Tha,
name must confuse the mail clerks.
Ed. F-edrickson killed q wolf last
week, which had already been
wounded by Pike Greek man.
Johr Larson didn't attend election.
Only q few from here attended cleo.
tion at Randsll. Careless people ought
not kick at town matters when they
don't take interest enough in exercis.
Ing the privilege Of voting.
There were four tickets in the field
at the Randall election.
Postmaster Fredrickson was at Ran.
dali election day. Says 1t was lively.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
mt. MORRIS

Sterr & Talberg are now running
aheir saw mill day and night. Mr..
Van <Alstine and VIM. Ferguson Of
Morrin are engineer and sawyer.
Two young ladies of this town called
ION Bachelor No. last Sunday. Won
der which was the successful one
Frank Polinsky was in Foley Mon.
day
Gertie and Hanna Nelson were cal.
a ers at Larson g Sunday.
Mr.. Weigle of Morrill, was in our
ztown after load Of lumber Tuesday.
Lars Talberg left for Little Falls. he
SEEING on the grand jury.
The town board met Tuesday to
make out their annual reports.
Erik Talberg was at Cheeley's in
Morrill, Sunday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
CUSHING

March ga. Francisco sold Z horse
to Joe Kruger one day last week. =
John Eddy, ". s., Of verndale VA
In Cushing doing some work tor dift.
erent: parties few DAYS last week. :.
We have had few nice days last
week, but there has not been any
crow here as yet. r..
!: Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pet
erson. March. 5-h, daughter. AK
for your cigar when You see Mr.. Pet:
ereon: ..- -
: G.. P. Trafton> came mp from Little
Falls last week for a vlsit with his
folks. ,lh 49,.
Luis and Philip KastanrIick are
pnttine mp ice: for Frank Kaetanick.
E.. Carlson is putting up his Ice this
week. III ..: i: .
Joe 2. Houston ''' bee quite ! sore f.oe. i
To Loan 4 i, 2; =: Money on tmprotYed oily
Tel Z q estate. p. n. Cssperon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

days. The Standard Oil tank tipped
over Monday. II took two IaaS %
get Il on the track agaIn. &. II.
The girls sewing society of the
Lutheran church met at Nels Erlan-
der's Saturday. 7 81. z 5.7 u 1.
Miss 81. s. r yberg closed her tsrm.
Of school Tuesday for : few weeks
vacation. = s. aa-. ..S
Mr.. Borgstrom and Miss Augusta
Norgren went to Little Falls this
week. NJ Borgstrom IL on the jury. q
J. J. Jacobson Olga Grace, and
Rov from Elmdale. visited with Mrs,
G. J. Lunden Saturday. IS
Mics Ryberg went to Little Falls
for . visit Thursday and returned
Saturday =
Mr.. 0stlund will have an auction
on his household belongings and :
farm implements the latter part Of
this month. and will soon. leave for
Minneapolis. ..
As we hear Of late Mr.. Sundgren5
is going to 60 to Sweden this spring
to his relatives. -
William Peterson will hold auction
on his property this spring. =.
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. 4! 4. q ddltio nal correspon-
.d['e'lnce pages 2, 8. IS. ..:.
RANDALL

Y March 9.-Owing to the stormy
weather Ice hauling and packing for
the creamery was somewhat delayed.
Sixteen loads, or about half enough,
was packed on Saturday night =.
Fish lake folks, Darling and Cush.
Ing folks also. are all cordially invi-
ted to meet with the officers of the
Randall Cooperative Creamery asso-
citation, to get acquainted and CO.
operate with as in the creamery. It
must be admitted by any thinking
person that any man who sells and
ships his cream ought to own q share
in q creamery If he can in any reason
able way reach It with his cream. If
he stops to reason at all it ought to be
about like this: II mi ght just as
we'll have all the profit there IL In my
cream and help to build up a little en-
terprfse at home. where I can call
around any day and see 1t operating
and know that part Of 1t is mine, as
to sell my cream to some other fellow
who with the profits of it will build
himself brick block, or fiue mansion
in Minneapolis, or some other city
where perhaps will never have an
opportunity to even gaze on it,
Anyone who has farms or city lots
for sale can list them with Calhoun &
Churchill.
The Darling folks were up to cleo
ton and had full ticket in the field,
and by the way the count run it
would seem that they are not in har-
mony even with themselves. The
count was from II down to /, it is
said.
Melvin Langmade, the son of 8. s.
Langmade, is very sick. DR.. Newell
Is in attendance.
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n. ssS II n D. 3 q 3
! LIE

March IN r:asssM Rae Of the Tw IN
Cities was IN. the village Monday
looking upthe town with q view Of
starting state bank here. ~ -. ~ !. r.. =.
The jolly Rovers finch club had .
sleigh ride party to Burtrum Tuesday
evening ~ ..>;-..-:.. z... :.
John Law OF Sank Centre was in
the village Friday.
Chas. .Krousey of 2Burtrum was In
town Friday buying oordwood.
Chss. e. stith entertained the
Jolly sRovers Friday evening in honor
of:his twenty third birthday. and a
Jolly time is reported. ..-"
The crokinole club enjoyed q sleigh
ride out to the Long House Wednesday
evening where they were pleasantly
enterta'ned.:,?:f. >:@% &~->: - .<A.
Mr.. and Mrs, J.. D. stith and
daughter MYRTLE went to the Falls
Monday. y Mrs. stith returned on the
afternoon train but Mr.. stith being
one OF the grand jury remained. Miss
Myrtle stayed TO-: take an osteopathie
treatment with DR.. Sohweiger.
.Chas. Hawley Of Burtrum was In
the town last week. "<
Mrs. James Hall is seriously i'll.
CIV. Hall came down from STAPLES
Saturday to visit his brother James
and family.
Mrs. Thompson of Upssla is visit
ing relatives here.
Lewis Miller and wife of Elmdale
was in the town Friday.
81. F.. Chambers the Long Prairie
liveryman was in the town Saturday.
He was formerly swanville farmer
and he informed US that he has sold
out and will depart for Washington
March 15
DR.. Braoken Of the State Board Of
Health was In the town Friday inves-
tigating the supposed case Of chicken
pox at the q. M. Koernig home. He
decided that it was smallpox and
they were quarantined.
The quarantine was raised from the
Faleke home Saturday, Mrs. F. hav-
ing recovered from smallpox.
The local talent went to Grey Eagle
and gave the play Changer Signal"
in the opera house Saturday evening.
They were greeted with large house.
VIM. Churchill went to Fawndale
Sunday where he began q term Of
school Monday.
J. J. McRae, Eugene Knox. Henry
Haskell and W. M. Tough went to
Little Falls Wednesday to attend
cOurt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
.FLENSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Rutza were In
sthe county seat Thursday.
Mike Super came down from Swan
willie and stayed over Sunday with
Wis family.
L. Gregerson..was.' a county. seat Wis.,
itor Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Wojecowski returned
from Perham Monday where they
went to attend the funeral of broth.
~er-in-law.
Andrew Anderson was in Little
Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. L. .Grege"son who has been
ssick during the past week, is:reported
somewhat better now.
Among the names Of those who oh.
tanned second grade oe~ti6 ;ates'at the
recent state examination appears the
name Of Miss Anna Streed of Flens-
tsnrg. As Anns has besn compelled
10 work her way alone. this-...is no
small announcement.
B. W. Burdiok called on Bart Wot-
aka Monday.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lem.
sanczsk. March 9Th. "a daughter.
Miss Tracy Petrus, who was en-
ployed 1t Little Falls. came home last
week.
Miss Rosie:saper::::is sick this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
re! s
PIER

March 1o-M. N. Cad we'll has some !, a,t
fine Timothy seed for eale at Blake's
store. S= - ~: E5zz .>
Peter Hoffman is reported seriously
Ill with typhoid fever. at the home
Of Frank stiegler in wahpeton. N. D.
Iheast. Joseph's society will hold
theiS snnusl meeting on St. Joseph's
day March 10Th, The day will be oele-
brated here in the patrons feast Of
the church. Several neighborine
priests are expected here to assist.
Minnie Faust, who has been Ser
iously i'll. is now slowly improving.
Jacob Blake received the contract to
furnish the village school ten cords
Of oak wood at %. IS per cord.
DEL. M. Roberts Of Little Falls
was here on professto mol visit Sun.
day T. : u
Christ Vosen, who has been SER
iouslys Ill for some time, is out
again; >.
Mike Tschida and 1.-TWO sons and
Henry Krosbek took four loads of pine
timber to the Falls Wednesday for
shipment.
Some of the Granite officials. were
in Pierz Monday and purchased a
police star: They expected hot
time out there during election day,
so they hired John Gross special po-
lice to keep peace among the voters.
Bnh has always been considered one
of the hottest political towns in this
territory, but it Is 80 close to the
Pierz and Lastrup water works that
1t never gets dry enough to burn dur
Ing election. Granite had only Skunk
river passing through their town
and that is frozen over. 80 other ways
must be taken to keep the heat be-
low burning point.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
...BRlCkYARD; !;

March 10-The, Pleasant Seekers
Society met at the home IF Marx
Smith Friday night and several mem
bers Joined. ~ :. 49, -.
Miss Minnie Taylor was very plea
SANITY Surprised Saturday evening by
a aamber Of her friends. The even
d ng was spent In playing games and
tpulling candy. 1873 .
The ladies Of the first committee
will give an oyster supper at the
home Of Mrs. J. Beatty next Satur.
day evening. March IL. Everybody
WELCOMED. -,
Ivan Gray came home from Wis.
sconsin last week to visit hia parents
4cra few days.
MI. and Mrs. Tom Dewey called
>on Mrs. Mary Stevens Sunday after
moon.
Frank Thomas, the day operator in
the depot visited his sister. Mrs. will
Smith Sunday and also called on Mrs.
E iManbeck.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
West Darling

March Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rem
dahl were pleasantly surprised Thurs
saay, March Sd. It was the sixteenth
anniversary If their wedding. About
sixty were present and all had fine
time. A beautiful lamp was presented
to Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall as gift
from their friends. Refreshments were
served, and the party broke up with a
swish for many more pleasant celebra-
stions of the same ami versary.
The Silver Park dressmaker Is do
ing some fancy work at West Plea
SAINT Grove.
D. s. Sitter lost fine steer not long
ago. ,..
Fred Nelson is running the bus line
at Oak Park hotel, as the hotel man
lis at Iron River, Wis. on business.
Mar. 9-Herman Haneon is hauling
nay.
The beeman, Mr.. Nelson, has sold
dots of nursery stock.
Wolves broke into the meat market
= and got away with half 8 hog. They
~vere caught at it, so human thieves
zwere not blamed.
Rockdale farmer was busy, 90
Didn't attend election. There is re-
port that he's going to be married.
but we've heard that for six years.
The supervisors will not get more
than $l.60 per day hereafter. Still
the bills were large.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
HOLDINGFORD

March 7-Miss Rose Wardian ie
back from st. Paul
Mat Heath of st. Martin visited his
brother here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Viehoueer and
family of Albany visited the Winkler
folks Sunday.
The county commissioners inspected
the new county road last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
TIMOTHY SEEDS.

TIMOTHY SEEDS.
Farmers that have got tirad of de-
pending on straw and wild grasses for
feed, can find the very best and clean
timothy seed at $3.50 per bushel at
Blake's store at Little Falls and
Piarz.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
BUCHANAN

March 7.-Mis Ursula Dahmen Of
Granite was visitor at Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kuder's last week.
Joe Hackel is now employed by Her.
man Gahlen as cook. Quite a change
for the boy.
Frank Kuder was engineer Monday
on Joe Rauch's horse power.
Sleighing is all done for at present.
Our Hillman lumberjacks may have
to leave their lumber in Social City
lumber yards over summer.
Joe Rauch of Agram moved his saw
mill in town Monday.
Henry Terhaar of Pierz was visi
tor here Sunday He is not as regular
as in former years. Something wrong.
The Dixville correspondent of the
Herald asked why certain Joe re.
turned from the village without bou-
quet. He gives as an answer that the
blossom is gone.
The Wichen & Pelo Co. are manu-s
featuring harrows. Specimens may
be seen at the shop.
WARNING.
The Dixville postmaster, town clerk
of Buchanan, will pay 50 reward for
information leading to arrest and con-
viction of parties guilty of pulling
down notices posted at Dixville post
Office.
Chas. NJ. Keehr,
Town Clerk.
A phone. 83-2. has been placed in
Jack O. Rrian'a hOme
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

P. S. Randall will open a law and
real estate Office in the First National
bank block.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

Rev. M. .. Stockland lectured at
Royalton Wednesday evening on
"How to Get on in the World"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

Miss Annie Gillenbeck Of st. Pau
is trimmer at Miss Sands store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

Mines Wheeler Of st. Louis Park
and Rupert Of Minneapolis are in the
city to attend the funeral of their
father, John Buerkel.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11
LASTRUP

y >;Maroh: .9-The infant child of:.Mr.
nd Ma J>a1 ) t1ckmeyer was buried
'6ere Wednesday, Rev. Sand of1ciat-
,ang.
Oar blacksmith, v. J: Dombovy
hssleft. Now there Is room for q
good Blacksmith.
:., oae OF our ,'Le'tr7o'';lsports. Louis
Drummer. left for Wahpeton, N. D.,
Sunday night.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

The last days registration showed
1909 voters registered. 397 In the
First ward, 1862 in the first precinct
Of the Second ward, 1879 in the seconl
precinct, and 221 in the Third ward.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

We will send you
a free sample. =
Be S - t''e't this picture
lit, LIN: q a,.-.-; is o.,
ttc ~'raonec 9: eve-y bottle
Of Emulsion you buy. !
SCOTT & BOVINE,
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

Mrs. Julia Burke is quite sick.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-11

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