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The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Names Cadet Officers.

Capt Parsons, commandant at the
University Of Arkansas, has made
the following appointments of cadet
officers; To be lieutenant and quar-.
tcrmaster, Pope, A, D.; lieutenant
and adjutant, Wilson, c, p sergeant
major, Mahoney j. X; Quartermas
ter sergeant, Orr; color sergeant
Sadlcr, D. r.; captains, Moshburn, E
E. Borders, 'ohn M; Gregg, A.
Welsl Dalton, c, e, Burns, Wkog
C., Dean, Sidney.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
smoek Wants to Confess,

Thomas W, Smock, arrested recent
| ly In Illinois, pleaded guilty in the
federal court q, ST Louis to passing
forged money orders and told the
Judge that he wanted TO make con.
'ession and tell all about the robbery
Of the postotfco at Minmrn, Ark,
Judge Adams told him to wait awhile
and deferred sentence until the con.
fcssion should be made. Smocks at.
torney entered plea Of insanity
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
2ulld CITY Hall,

The city OF Argenta will build n city
hall and opera house, Though the
city Is but nine months old the quar-
ters OF the city officers In the city hal
erected some time ago have been
outgrown and additional room Is
needed, A plan has about m0turcd
for the city TO erect u threo'story
building, 10 be combination city
hail and opcra house, The location
II yet 10 be selected
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
okoIona Has sIans Of OIL.

Much excitement was caused at Ok
olona by the discovery Of signs OF oil
in q well which was sunk several
months ago When oil was not struck
at depth OF ilO feet the well was
abandoped A roaring sound can be
heard et the bottom OF the wei, and
the Inhabitants are convinced that oil
is there IN paying quantities.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Mule kllled Boy.

Ben Odoll, aged years, was killed.
Ot Columbus, Hampstead county, by
being dragged by n mule, lie was
riding homo from n gin when he was
thrown and hIs left foot hanging In
the etlrrup he was dragged a quarter
" mile ny the animal which ran
away HIS head was beatcn In a
horrible manner.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
"ouR FATHERS FRIENDS

On sloekbrdgo, Mass may be seen
memorial monument, got on n tfeo'shhdel
knoll overlooking bcnutlfui fcheh OF
meadow II bears the inscription THO
ancient burial place VI the Stockhtldge In
dlhHs TIE friends Of our faihcrs')
Here, IN this pleasant mcndow'ploce
lly trees o'orhung and WIN TIE breath
~ summer fragrant, Tor q space
llngor, TO recall the joath
Of tho red men of yofc, whose worth
Ia here recorded they were friends
Unto our fathers and their earth
ls honored thus, their memory blends
DsblgnRRt with the tales ~ years
when red ana white llve1 hf9tfeflyi
From lokcRngs Of blood and tears
These cool, gray stones seem strangely
free
what word, what deed, made peace pre-.
vhll7
why dld they share the ancient good
Of wood ana sky and fiyor.dae
Sealing pact " brothofhood'
The eims, o'pfafehihg, answer naught,
iiul still the scene compclH the ghse
iieHcnth this Hhhfl, IN hlndnusH NfopJsl,
Hest the red friends Of older dnSa
altchufd Burton IN Atlantic,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Mee,na Of Federation Of Labor.

The second annual convention Of
the state Federation Of Labor will be-
held In Little Rock December l2,
The purpose Of the convention Ia to
elect officers for the ensuing year
and transact such other business as
may come before or relating 10 anil
lated labor organizations. \, y
Brackncy IN the president,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Fort Smith Next MEETING place,

Fort Smith win be the next place
of meeting of The Arkansas Baptist
convention IN 1905 This years con,
yentIon was held In Pine Buff and
was largely attended. II was decided
that the Sunday school and colport.
lge work shall hereafter be done un.
der the direction Of one board Tho
'cpor of the committee on obituary
showed that 6ftoon members had died
during the year
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Old Citizen COMMITTED Suicide.

John Burris. an old citizen Of Ar
kansas county killed himself by shoot
ing himself with shotgun lie had
been drinking heavily and was almost
a mental wreck Borrowing shot
sun from ncighbor he loaded II with
bockshot lie then went into the
acid pfopped himself against a tree
placed the gun against his breast and
pushed the trigger with u stick,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Terribly Injured In Runaway.

Jack Goslin, mn ice wagon driver.
was terribly injured In n runaway at
Hartford, Ills team ran away and
collidlng with an electric light pole,
threw him out, breaking his collar
bone In two places, also breaking two
ribs, frOcturIng his skull In two places
and breaking his Jaw In two places.
Hts physicians say he viii recover
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Constable Shot Himself.

VIII Alexander, constable Of llarrl
son township, Boone county accident
ally shot himself lie was at work
unloading some wood when the pistol
dropped out Of his picket and was dis
charged, the bullet striking him JUS,
above the heart The bullet ranged
downward after striking the should
or blade and the wound may prove
Tainl
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Rector Has $4,000 Fire.

Rector suffered the most destruct
i've fire in its history November 20,
the loss aggregating $4,000. The
blaze started in the warehouse OF
]. r. Arnold. which was filled with
hay and an entire block of brick
buildings was destroyed The losers
were: Joseph Wolf & Co, general
merchandise, stock and building; I'm
terbcr.er stock, general merchandise !;
Chris Nicely, clothing and furnishing
goods; j. r. Hafford, drugs; Porter
Vance, confectionery and bakery;
King II. Buy, groceries; j. r. Arnold,
groceries and hardware; d. G. Nose.
ley & Son. general merchandise; d.
w. Mcpherson, dry goods; Charles
Johnson, billiard and pool room.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Masons Excited by cry Of Fire.

Durlng the recent Session Of the
Masonic grand lodge In Little Rock,
smoke from paper burning In the nj,
ley entered the room aud some one
raised the cry of Are, The members
stnmpeded from the sixth noor, but
The elevator boys kept At work and
With the aid Of the steps the dele,
gates made their exit without any
enc being injured,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Met Death While Aun,lno,

Emmett Weeks Of the Indian Ter.
ritory was Killed while hunting near
Bates, Scott county, whore he was
visiting relatives when he did not
return at night search was made and
his dead body was found with q gun
shot wound IN the left side. II ia sup.
posed that death was accidental.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26
Third Attempt Was Successful.

Jesse Smith was assassihated nj
his home near Waldron. He was cut
ting wood when an unknown person
hrod upon him from ambush, This
was the third attempt made 10 asaas'
sInate Smith, he having been fatally
wounded on the previous occasion
There In no clue to the Identity of
the murderer,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26

A fake dispatch that President
Roosevelt had announce dthat no
presen, federal eneers would he fe.
appointed caused much unespinoas
among Fort emlth offleiala
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26

h. Sachs Of Joncsboro sold ?Ois
acres OF land In Greene and Lawrence
counties 10 " W Pollock of Mexico,
Mo, for $4,000 cash,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26

have paid little attention to the fur.
ther upbnildlng OF the country
through which the road runs, Mr.,
Fogg is succeeded as Industrial agent
Of the Iron Mountain by j D. Moore,
who recently resigned as superIn.
tendent OF the central division Of the
Iron Mountain,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26

An ordinance prohibiting the stor
lng of more than ono ton Of hay In
one place IN The r,,y limits has bees
passed by the Malvern council
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26

The government snaghoata Alkan,
ses and Reese viii winter at Little
Rock
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26

G, y, Mccary was injured inter.
oally at 1io, Springs by falling from
an iron glfdor,t
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26

The full name OF the llttlo crown
prince OF italy is tmberlo Nicola ':s0m.
maso Goyanno Maria
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-26

The Arkansas Concrete tlone Com
pany " Benton has beea Issued q
charter
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
Additional correspon'
dence page 2. ...< ,'.. :
HUFF

July 54.-Last Thursday night at
midnight the Huff postofice expired
and is now no more. No one notified
the coroner and no inquest has been
held and now we think the R. F. D.
from Randall did it and it was prob
ably justidable and no effort will be
made to attach blame to anyone
The following went to Randall to
enjoy the Fourth: j. N. Cochran and
family, M. E. Clark and family, W.
s. G,sh and family, VIM. Wayne and
family. Virgie and Arthur Gish. Vim.
Strahl and family and Mr.. A. and
Miss Julia Oby went somewhere and
we suppose from the turn out
that everybody had good time
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thoe. Don.
ley last week q fine boy.
Some of our farmers are moving
their wheat and oats to get rid Of
weeds which seem to be in prepon-
derance this year.
Corn is behind at least 10 days and
must get ahead from now on to make
crop.
Potatoes are doing well and but lit.
tie use for paris green 80 far.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
ROYALTON

July T. DIR. Chance returned Satur-
day from the state convention.
j. W. Lisle visited the county seat
Saturday.
Mrs. j. G. Payne and son Frank of
Waite Park came up Saturday to send
the Fourth.
Cad Fordyce visited last week with
his mother at the home of J. w.
Hedges.
T. Wood Bell of Bemidji formerly of
this town spent the Fourth with his
son T. F. Bell.
j. D. Boyd moved his saloon from
the Graham Block.
W. F. Halfway came up from
Clearwater to celebrate the fourth in
Royalton.
Miss Mabel Bean of Anoka is visit
ing her friend Miss Lottie Joslin.
Miss Maggie Riley and Irene Riley
came up from Anoka with their uncle.
Mr.. Frank Herman.
We were pleased to see May Hubbs
80 far recovered from her recent at.
tack Ct appendicitis to be able to be
out on the Fourth.
Leon Hollenbeck and Roy Boyd
came up from Minneapolis Saturday,
returning Tuesday morning.
Mrs. P. J. Gross of Minneapolis is
visiting her sister Mrs. Barney
Fietsm.
The eNorthern Pacific pile driver
crew has been at work here several
days driving piling to support the
bridge while crew built concrete
pier at each end of the bridge.
Shorty Fisher spent the Fourth with
his old friends in Royalton who are
pleased to learn Of his success. He Is
now one of the publishers of the vii.
kin County Gazette at Breckenridge.
A. T. Kosloski moved with his fam.
lily to Little Falls Thursday where he
has purchased the clothing store Of
Viktor Bros. The Emporium WILDE
closed soon after the Fourth.
There was quite number of young
people from here that went to Little
Falls on the Fourth to see the Indians
dance. They report the sight as very
interesting.
The ball game played at this place
between Staples and Royalton Sunday
and Monday ended In glorious vic.
tory for the home team. The score was
to / Monday and 10 to 0 Sunday In
favor of the home team
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
@BlRlCKYlA'R|1D

July 6.-Mrs. Eaton and her son
Fred returned to their home in Min
neapolis Thursday. Mrs. Fred Eaton
and children will remain here for a
few days.
Misses Mildred and Margaret Long
fellow from Grand Forks. N. D.,
arrived here Saturday morning to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. A R. kongfellow
for few day.
The Pleasant Seekers society met at
the home Of Claude Chambers Friday
evening. <~
Mrs. Fl. Muncy visited friends at
Little Elk Friday.
rhe boz social was we'll attended
last Thursday evening and the com
mittee were we'll pleased with the re-
suits.
Miss Linnie Beatty came home form
the st. Cloud Normal last Friday to
spend the Fourth.
All the young people from here
spent the Fourth on the bank of the
Mississippi at Little Elk.
Miss Violet Scott spent Sunday at
the home of Miss Clara Ashton at
Clough.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
Pike CREEK

July IA very nice rain last
Wednesday afternoon. It was vel
come rain as the crops needed 1t.
A number of people from here and
vicinity went to Little Falls on the
18th to see the Indian dance. It was
something new to most of them.
We would like to notify some per.
sons through the Herald to let mail
boxes along the R. F. D. route alone.
There are lots of complaints that the
flags are being raised on them by I'm.
known persons If they are caught
they will be prosecuted by the govern.
ment.
J. Frost was up from Minneapolis
on the 4th to visit his family.
J. Cieminski had the misfortune tc
lose one of his horses last week.
P. Kozilca traded his team of mules
to J. Droskowski of Little Falls for q
team Of horses last week.
There are not very many potato bugs
this year as yet, a good thing for the
farmers. Potatoes may be q good crol
this year.
The congregation of Swan River are
hauling brick from the brick yards
to build q new house for their priest.
The world is but looking glass
Wherein ourselves are shown,
Kindness for Kindness, cheer for cheer,
Goodness for gloom. repulse for fear.
To every soul its own
We cannot change the world q whit,
Only ourselves which look into 1t.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
BUCHANAN

July 5.-Born-To Mr.. and Mrs.
John Poster July 9. q daughter.
Mike Sand has returned from his
search for his lost son Chas.
John SchmoIke is now a contractor.
Every kind of work will be contract
ed.
The 4th of July celebration here
was q grand success.
The Union concert band will give a
bowery dance Monday, July II. A
good time is promised.
Some Of the young folks attended
the 4th at Pierz but returned to Buck
man to have q good time.
Miss Mueller returned from st.
Cloud. to take q vacation.
sIisses Frances and Kate Bandl re-
turned home from Little Falls Friday.
Peter Mueller left for Tintah,
Thursday. 49,. 4.
Henry Dahlmier the noted threeher-
man IS hiring his crew arleady. He is
an early bird. -. NJ. 4 H.. u
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
" i. " ~ .s.s.tr,, 4 z,
ripley

y July 5.-Eugene Moran visited
school in Dist. AZ. Wednesday.
Hector Davieu and Alma Laforce
were married Monday at the French
Catholic church at Belle Prairie.
There was wedding dance In the
vening at the home of the brides
.arents. Miss Laura Laforce. sister
' the bride, was BRIDES maid and
Armedas Martineau was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davieu's many friends
all unite in wishing the young
ouple a very happy future.
There was dance at Amedy Dou-
cite 8 Monday night and the jolly
rowd were well entertained till an
arly hour. At about seven o'clock
here was horse race, which re-
ulted In Napoleon Dufore winning
the prize.
School closed In Dist. 80 Friday as
many of the children are sick with
hicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Doucette of
North Prairie attended the Davieu-
Laforce wedding.
Report of school Dist AZ for month
nding July 1, 1904
No. Of pupils enrolled %
No. of days taught 30
Average daily attendance 16
For term ending July 1, 1904
No. of scholars entitled to ap-
portionment %
Not entitled to ap portionment s
Average daily attendance 1876
Those are as follows: Laura Bareau
169, Marie Barbeau SO. Victor Bar
beau 147, Henry Doucette 100, Philip
Doucette SO. Eugene Douoette 6O%
Edna Ledoux al, Fred Ledoux 147,
Odile Ledoux 100, David, St. Onge
os,..Ledia st. Onge 20, Jule ST. Onge
1879, Laura st. Onge 81, Gilbert ST.
Onge Al, Paul Houle %.
e. A. Charter, Teacher.
Nels Kronbeck and Pete Nelson
anne up from Minneapolis to spend
Fourth with relatives and friends.
They returned to their work as bar
bers Friday.
Amelle and Fl. Genet came from
he Twin Cities Saturday and will re-
arm this week.
Miss Ella Milburn who was visiting
at Mrs. Wesley Cook q returned to Lit
tie Falls Thursday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08

BUY Masury's house paints. Best
Fleig, sign and carriage painter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
r. F. .. NO. z

July 7.-Oscar Molin brought home
a mower and rake Saturday.
George Liebel has got new cream
separator.
Mr.. Shoenheiter from st. Paul and
his sister Mrs. Jones from Iowa, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Crist Krickler.
Mrs. s. has been here for several
weeks.
Fred Broberg and Oscar Okerman
came down from Frazee Saturday to
spend the fourth.
John Olson bought q: mower and
rake Saturday.
Gust johnson " no recently sold his
farm in Sec. 10 Pike Creek. has
bought an 80 acre farm in Iowa for
81, 800.
A lot of friends gathered at q.
Libels Sunday and a good time was
had by all.
The weather on the Fourth was fine.
Christ Ellefson has bought horse
from Nels Olson.
Mr.. shoenheiter returned to st.
Paul Monday.
J. Hendrickson bought two COWS
from Christ Ellefson last week.
John Bleckinger Ia on the sick list
The grain is looking good after the
last rain.
If the farmers leave a certain kind
Of grass alone for a few years they
will all be compelled to plow up their
meadows or not sell any hay at all.
The grass is know under various
names such as foxtail, wild barley,
squirletail etc., and looks some like
barley. We speak from experience.
Henry Jagen had the misfortune to
break his arm Monday. He was stand
ing in buggy to witness the Indian
dance and when the horse went
ahead he lost his balance and fell out
of the buggy with the above men
toned result DR.. Dumont set the
broken bones and Henry is getting
along as well as can be expected.
Quite a little crowd had gathered at
John Bleohinger's home Monday even
ing to celebrate the Fourth. A nice
table was set at midnight and the
time was spent dancing. Everybody
reports good time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
East Darlinf.

July ga number of passengers
were on the train going to Little Falls
the Fourth, and the conductor was 60
slow he didn't have time to take up
all the tickets.
A number of our ladies got left in
Little Falls and the Darling batchel-
ors had half dozen gilrs on the
Fourth. II this was in Ctah we would
not say anything. but 1t won't do
here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
VlNELAND

July 5.-kee Cramb OF Milaca left
for his home Friday. Mr.. Cramb has
been staying at the home of John
Fought of Wigwam Bay while on an
extended fishing trip.
A dance was held at the Kathio
Hotel in Vineland last Friday even
ing. It was largely attended and all
had an enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Woodwork
of Little Falls spent a few days at the
lake last week.
Among the folks who attended the
dance at Vineland were George
Halves and Emily Orion of Onamia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Brocaxway,
Laura Taught, Luella Evans, Viola
Butcher and Charley Butcher of Wig.
wan Bay.
Marcus Martin returned Wednesday
from Princeton where he went to turn
in his assessors books
A grand Fourth of July celebration
took place at Midland Monday. Many
of the people of the neighboring towns
took advantage of the fine weather by
driving to Midland and helping to
celebrate the glorious Fourth. Long
before noon quite crowd had gath.
cred in front of J. Mann's store tc
hear the program which was held al
II 80 and was as follows:
Song-Red, White and Blue
Chorus
Prayer-Rev. Brown.
Declaration of Independance-Mrs.
Cook.
Song-star spangled Banner-Chor.
Us.
Recitation-The American Flag.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Song-Msrching Through Georgia
Chorus.
Reciration-The Landing of the
Pilgrims-Daisy Borden.
Vocal solo-The Sword of Bunker
Hill-Mr. Workman.
Observation-Disclosures Bell
Elsie Harrison.
Duet with observation-disclosures.
Columbia' q Call-Misses Tanner and
Harrison.
Recitation-The Voice of the Fourth
of July Clifton Knowlon.
Recitation-rhe Flower of Liberty
-Berdena Borden.
Recitation Flag of Our Coun-
try-Pearl Tanner.
Address-Rev. J. O. Ferris.
Closing Speeoh-Arlo Mann.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In theafternoon q good ball game
between two local teams, was played.
After the ball game the races were
held. The following won the prizes:
Boys foot raoe-George Anderson.
Girls foot raoe-Bessie Niles
Horse race-John Diawiddie.
During the afternoon cailithum-
plan parade amused the people. In
the evening there was q dance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
PlERZ

July z. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. kOer.
mig of Brainerd spent the Fourth here.
A large class of children will re
ceive their first communion here Sun
day, July 10th. Mass will begin at 9
CLOCK q. m.
Miss Barbara Konen formerly of
here was married in Fargo n D.,
Tuesday.
Jos. Hennen of st. Paul took in the
Fourth here.
Vim. Vosen and MISS Elsie Kluge
were married here by Rev. Steigler
Monday morning. After the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides parents. after
which they attended the 18th Of July
celebration. Our best wishes go with
them.
DR.. Kerkhof returned from Chica-
go Saturday where he has been the
past month taking special course in
the treatment Of eye, ear and nose.
John Misohke is giving the farmers
an excellent chance. He is selling the
Buckeye grain binders at 800 and
corn binders at 800. This con pany
does not belong to the combine and
can sell their machinery at any price
they choose.
The Little German band returned
from Cove, Mile Laos lake Tuesday.
where they played the 4th Of July.
They stated that in the parade there
we're about two hundred Indians which
in the afternoon gave an Indians war
dance
Robt. Driver who vas working at
the Leigh saw mill g. So"ial City re-
turned to Brainerd SATURDAY.
Nick Adams Of Little Falls with q
crew Of four men com,i- need to lay
the cement walks at IT, church Tues
day.
Fourth Of Jnly Is ovar, and the
celebration here was a 1cceee. The
parade was q good one and contained
everything that We mentioned hereto
fore, even black and white sheep
was in a beautiful decorated wagon
driven by Jos. Bollig. Rev. steigler
gave 9 nice oration which was we'll
appreciated by the large audience
present. The afternoon and night
was spent mostly by dancing and
everything went of smooth. The brass
band which contains two orchestras
divided In the afternoon and one
played the dance In upper town and
the other In lower town.
Alois Phillips left for Minneapolis
Tuesday.
Many people inquired why the black
and white sheep were in the parade
he1e on the fourth. To explain short {:
The past few years the people here
were divided into two factions. Those
that were supposed to be the bad
ones, were called the black sheep Or
the "Krakehelrs'' and those that
were supposed to be the good ones
were called the white sheep. Now.
since this is done away with the
there is peace In the community and
the people are working together
again, they decided to have black
and white sheep In the parade to
represent, that the people of Pierz
are all united again. 1 i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08
CUSHING

July 5.-The Fourth Of July celebra-
tion at Cushing was grand success.
It began with parade headed by the
M. ". A. and ragamuffins of which
there were some fine specimens. The
parade marched to the bcwery and
there the Declaration of Independence
was read by Mr.. John Mcdonald.
Then the races began in which the
following we're the winners:
The horse race-Frank Kastanek.
Mems foot race-Martin Peterson,
let A. M, Kanton 2nd.
BOYS foot race-Alex Klemen, list;
Emil Carlson 2nd.
Boys potato race-Ruban Nygaard,
Emil Carlson.
Banana eating contest-Wm. Ellis
Of Staples.
Ladies foot race-Miss Lizzie Fom-
ran 1st, Miss Clara Fisher 2nd.
Then came the tug -of-war between
Little Elk and Cushing. Little Elk
gained the victory.
Dancing began in the afternoon and
everybody enjoyed Themselves till
evening when they gave a fine display
of fireworks which lasted about two
hours after which the dance began,
! lasting till morning. Everybody went
home we'll pleased and wishing that
they might have as good time next
Fourth.
Joe Huston went to Little Falls one
day last week.
Miss Breckin Smith came down
from Detroit to spend the Fourth with
her folks.
Oscar Maguson came up from Rices
to spend the Fourth.
VIM. Ellis came down from Staples
to spend the Fourth.