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 Landseer exhibited his first painting at the Royal Academy when he was is years of age: Miliais was but four
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 Edison began to experiment with ir-
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 there are at least 250,0o0,0o lamps in-
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During the last nine years England has spent 5000, 100000 in the way of normal or peace expenditures on soldiers, sailors,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
ELMDALE

March 29.-Among those who went
to Royalton Tuesday were G. R. Val
lett, K. FL. Gundereon, Jr, and Mrs.
P. Kulla and son Joe.
Dey LIE Seur, travelling salesman for
Janney, Semple, Hill & Co., called on
Z. H. Gunderson Monday.
G. E. Stallman went to Little Falls
Saturday and returned Sunday.
Rev. j. Belzowski of Royalton was
in Elmdale Monday and Tuesday.
Joseph and Susie Kallis went to
Royalton Monday. -.
Eddie Yendro had one of his fingers
cut off. DR.. Chance of Royalton
dressed the wound,
Robert Stewart left Monday for the
western part Of Canada where he will
visit his brother.
Miss Mary Cheehe visited Misses
Susie and Annie Kalis Sunday.
John Moe and E. M. Larson were
hauling wood for L. D. Hanson Tues
day.
Marcus and Knute Gunderson visi-
ted Fred and Henry Mokros Sunday.
Gottieib Mokros has returned from
the woods.
Mise Kate Stewart visited Miss
Edith Boos Monday.
J. G. West closed successful term
Of school Wednesday. He left for st.
Cloud Thursday
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'd5lenl.,c!;e page ! and 2.
zL,EDo)'Ux..

:. March 2y--Mrs. Ignatius Dunski Of
Chicago has come to join her husband
after 9 separation of sixteen years.
Mr.. DQnski came north sixteen years
ago and settled on a farm in this town
and lived alone all that time. - ~.
Andrew Polizah was employed BY
N. J: Vichorek and company for the
past rev days Strengthening hogs. II
Miss Pauline Sniezek of Watertt wn,
s.: D.. was called home by the serious
illness Of his father.
81. NJ. Kinney Of Elm Dale called
on some Of his old time friends.
Ernest Hanson spent Sunday with
A. R. Vtchorek.
JOS. Wiznoski purchased some ma
chinery Of M. j. Vichorek.
NICK Zientek is busy hauling rock,
OF which he has an immense pile. He
is; going to repair his house this sum-
mer and is also going to build large
addition to his house which will
greatly improve the looks of our To-
oality.
We noticed in our last issue that
the surprise party at Mr.. Leshik's
was failure The correspondent
evidently made a mistake as the house
was filed and very enjoyable time
was spent by all.
Miss Blanche Vichorek is sick.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
BUCHANAN

March 29-Felix Pello offers his 100
acre farm for sale for SIS, 900. There
are 80 acres Of improved land, 40
acres meadow, 80 acres pasture. Mr..
P. wants to leave for Canada Some
more fever.
DR.. Seguin was at Pierz on a sick
call Sunday.
Frank Kahl, who was sick, is "a.
pidly improving.
Frank Hesch Of st. Cloud and Sis
ter Laura, 0. 8. B, were here Mon
day and Tuesday to visit their sick
mother Mrs. Mary Hesch.
DR.. Seguin was in Morrill, on sick
call Tuesday.
Joe Hickel is preparing to take the
teachers examination this summer.
VIM. Sloniker is talking about open-
ing law Office in Buckman.
Sebastian, Wendelin and Eugene
Jansen returned from the woods
Thursday.
Joe Walker has his electric street
Cal in full operation.
Buchanan feels pretty favorable to-
wards the electric trolley line PROPOSE
tion, nit. We rather think that q
steam line would be more appreciated.
Little Falls is the ancient CRATER.
She would like to have the outside
townships build the electric road.
The town board will met Tuesday,
April 9Th, to let the job of repairing
the bridge between Sections 6 and Z
across the Dockern creek.
The Buchanan creamery will at art
in full blast..April 9Th. Every farmer
ia invited TO bring his milk.
DR.. Millspaugh of Little Falls was
out on sick call to Mrs. p. Hesch
Sunday.
Rumors are going that new
creamery will be erected In Dixville,
but look out farmers for the suckers.
John Sitzman and John Poster have
leased the Decker farm for the term
of one year.
A number of cattle are dying and
our horse doctor claims it IL the
blackleg, he also claims that vaccina-
ton remedies this sickness.
Frank Mischke will grind feed
April 9Th.
Hubert Kelzenberg and August WISE
brich are at work digging q we'll for
John Schmofke.
Fred Witch, who came to America
from Germany this winter, and has
been sick long time, is entirely re-
covered.
Misses Lizzie Denzen, Kate Bru-
del, Frances Jensen. Lena Dengel and
Kate Britz, are home from the Falls
for Easter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
West Darling

March 2s-The Randall. correspon-
dent to the Transcript March 22d told
some big stories about therels ction. -
said it sas legal. That depende
There was no registering done and the
sheet should be placed outside the
voting place. Two notices were
posted, one in Randall and one at the
Darling store. There should have
been one in the middle Of the town.
The intimation that the Darling
people are themst Ives lawbreakers,
don't know anything. etc., ia;ridiou.
loua. When it is claimed that cleo
tion was in lawful and proper man
ner. we differ. The town clerk and
one supervisor should write the voter q
name, and then one hands his ballot to
the chairman. who places it in the bal
lot box. At Randall tickets were free
as air, the clerk was the only one to
write. and we could smell exhilarat-
ing liquid over the whole will age OF
Randall -.
Wet DAZZLING peopls have pride,
we suppose, in heavy taxes which
explains why they didn't attend
election. When you paw taxes you
may learn something, or perhaps you
are among the lucky ones that have
q little tax. Men who build costly
bridges get their Day, but a farmer
who does few dollars worth of work
for the town has to sue to get it,
But ct course we really shouldn t
kick-we didn't all go to election.
Won't even have guideboard. and a
guideboard would show the way to the
voting place.
Most Of the farmers are short of
hay, and come Of the cattle are in
bad condition.
School in District 85 commences
next Monday. April 18th. Parents
should send all children Z to IS years
Of age.
Mrs Hulda Carlson is visiting at
Little Falls.
John and Frank Kendall and c. A..
BlUmQuist were at the Fails Satur-
dav.
Herman Hanson trapped q wolf
Thursday, and got $3.50 bounty Sat
urday. ga
A dozen land hunters were around
last week. The vacant land will 90
soon.
Dog owners should look after their
OSA~s NO&u0 VI tA0 00401d1H 8S0 8SOUuO
killing chickens and eating all they
get hold #. Kill them or feed them,
and avoid law suits.
In another paper it was said that
someone complained because mail
was not taken twice day going east
A mistake. The petition. for the
postodice aeked that mail be taken on
No. Il west bound, and No. q east
bound. There was a chance for
awhile until more mail should come,
and WREN the new official came in II
was Al posed that luai1 wo,l1 he TAX.
N twice d day: Thele is 10 ,dans er,
howe' err; nf disc"n*}nr'ng> he post.
office, which on April 10Th will be es.
tablished year. And there will
always b someore ready to take the
job when 9 pustm~:i'r resigns. We
~ uta'l twice n -da, ae.n Late
tralAs bro eat. XIX u .ue "a .lrvad
and warehDnse commission nay dc
good ana bring better service 81
around. ss<.*. &c." -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
MT. MORRIS

March 28-Miss Agnes Stevens fin
ished her term of school in Dist. sc
and left for her home in Swanville.
Sterr and Talberg will be through
saving this week and will move their
mill to Section %.
The board of supervisors met Satur-
day to assess poll and road tax.
Our mail carrier had hard time Of
it Friday, the road being slippery,
only three hours late.
A: J. Nelson had his logs sawed
Monday and Tuesday.
Clyde and Clarence Young. hauled
several loads of lumber this week to
Weigle|s store for Frank Sterr, where
he will sell it to the farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sterr were
callers ut JOS Polinsky's Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
p :, AIR i =.

March ~. The LADIES' aid III met
with: Mrs. Paul Ignatius Tnesday
evening. They gave = surprise party
- was also farewell party. az Mr.
and Mrs lgnatlus are going to Da-
kota. There were 4 people present!
Ihe evening was spent In music,
singing, and games. The browning
event OF the evening was few
beao tiful selections by the. Rail
Prairie male qoartette. Mr.. IRnarius
expects TO- go, on the 22nd-by team, his
wife and daughter, q week later.
They expect to visit q few days with
relatives In Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.. Hoover were
Little Falls visitors last Wednesday.
Miss Ida Milander Of Fayette CO ,
Iowa, is visiting relatives in this vioi-
nifty.
While the voters of Rail Prairie
think 1t would be very nice thing to
have an electric railway at the other
end of the county and would be q
good thing for those directly benefited
by the same, we do not feel they
should bond the whole county to help
build this enterprise. when taxes are
&15 on an 80 of land worth 4 or s
dollars per acre. We think it time to
use the knocker These are the
sentiments Of most of the voters of
Rail Prairie township.
j: r. ellison bought five head OF
cattle Of Will Joles.
J. ". Hoover and Fred Bonk are
still hauling cord wood. They expect
to finish by the 9TH of July if the
snow holds out.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brooks of Littls
Falls were visiting relatives here Sun
day and Monday.
There was q party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoover Monday
event ng. 1t being their daughter r
twelfth birthday. There were about
twenty-five couples present. The even
Ing was spent in playing games Re-
freshments were served at midnight.
They all report@a good time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
UPSALA

March 30.-A surprise party was
given on Mr.. Magnuson Sunday after
noon He was favored with a gift, he
being the organist at the Mission
church. Quite. a crowd was present
although the roads were bad.
The elm tree sawmill owned by
Chas. Lunden shut down for the sea-
son.
Miss Anna Westgrund and Agda
Ryberg came home from Little Falls
last week. where they attended school,
to spend Easter vacation
Carl Jacobson, who has been en-
ployed at the sawmill this. winter,
went to his home at Elmdale Thurs
day. He will soon leave for Washing
ton where his brother has been for
many years.
The school in District 81 will COM
mence Monday, April 18th, with Miss
Ryberg teacher.
Chae. Gustafson and Christ Peterson
from Brainred visited with friends at
Upsala last week.
We are having excellent weather
with hopes of. the good old summer
time. We soon can think Of hearing
the band play again.
"A oAA - A00 " 30 g. W AAA0s LAY
Sunday morning in honor of her
eigtieth birthday, by some of her
friends. She was presented with q
parlor center table and a rocking
chair.
Rev. Veckholm conducted services
In the Mission church on Good Fri.
day In the afternoon.
AUCTION.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction on Thursday, April 18th. at
10 O'Clock, on my farm In section II.
town of Elmdale. being one mile West
Of Upsala postofice, to the highest
bidder: 5 cows, 8 heifers, calves l
year old, % chickene, 2 harness, l
harrow, bureau, 3 beds.,.2 tables,
chairs, mower, heating stove, 4
steers, 2 cupboards, pillow, l break
ing plow, bed springs. All kinds of
tools and household goods. Terms.
All sums up 20 S. must be cash sums,
over $5 will be given years time
on we'll secured note at per cent IN
teresr.
0. N. Sundgren
Owner.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
HUFF

March 29-Born-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearson, March 18th, a daughter.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Schmidt. March Gath, a daughter.
Miss Julia Oby came down from
Bertha Saturday to visit her parents
during the Easter vacation.
Geo. Hills family arrived from
Iowa last Friday, and moved on
their land in Section 81. !:
A. G. Oby took veal to Randall
Monday.
The snow is going very fast and the
roads are very bad. i:
We do not not anticipate seedin g
until the Easter storm passes by.
+. Winslow's mill is expected to
finish work at it's present location this
week and move south to the river. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
ar OY ON

March go u 4 r.S35 and Mrs. Gil ford
and M and Mr.. N uncy visited il.
Rice " ednesdAy /. @ ~ IS. III 81 # M I: 55ss
Miss Stopped 5cf Minneapolis is Mrs.
Lambert,s hat trimmer I5sE ss~ $Et # >ss;%;
d s. Reaee IL In the village in the
interest Of the Modern Brotherhood Of
America. He will try and organize q
lodge here. n
The home Of Ed. Hart is quaran-
tined for scar1etina.
Miss May Hubbs, who was i'll with
pneu @onia, ls reported as greatly I'm
proved. -,..-
Miss Bessie Mann of Little Falls ia
visiting at the home Of Mrs J. P:
T. NJ. Wilson Of Susanville. Cal.
ia here on q visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. P. Wilson. Mr.. Will
son is sheriff Of his home county,
and is hera on vacation. He will
remain q couple of weeks.
J. w. He'd ges arrived here Saturday
from Long Prairie on visit with
his family.
DR.. J p. Chan,e made a business
trip to Brainerd Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mre. Fulton Bell and
daughter came up from Minneapolis
Saturday. They expect to make Roy
alton their home for the summer
Ray Boyd and Leon HolIenbeck ar
rived Saturday from Minneapolis
where they have been employed in the
Washburn mills. The mill has closed
down for few days.
Jas. Lambert has purchased the J.
P. Thraemer building on Logan street
and the family will move there. Mrs.
Lambert will have her millinery
store there in the future.
|, F.. Noggle and j. Crye came down
from Wadena Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with relatives.
Fletcher brothers, who have been
living in the village this winter,
loaded their car Monday. They will
go to Wilson, N. D., where they ex-
pect to locate on q homestead.
Mr.. Kellar shipped his household
goods Saturday. The family left
Monday for Brainerd to join him and
make their future home.
Frank Whan will open bakery in
the building formerly occupied by
Mrs. Lambert as millinery store.
Born-ro Mr.. and Mrs John Mil
Ter. March 9th. daughter.
Miss Bessie Mann returned to her
home in Little Falls Monday noon.
Frank Herman is moving his family
from Foley to this place.
Rudolph Batter. who has been in
the woods since November, drove in
Sunday with his horses.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
RAM

March IS iss Agnes .Stevene,
en- route for her home st SWanvilles
stopped at J.. ". Raglan g. s@s5s .s . =5y..
Miss Stevens has jast finished
teaching ing four months term In M.
The "a, Alstine family was In
Ramey today having family group
photograph taken. This put quite q
emile on the photographer.
Mr.. Dyer the blacksmith is busy
these days owing to the 10y roads.
Geo ,Weigle, Mr.. Mowan, Mr.
Carter and others were helping move
. building for Fred King today.
Mrs G. A. Olson was trading In
Ramey today.
J. V Raglan had quite . rush at
his store. That's what makes him
look pleasant. as he is inclined to be
cranky on dull days.
Miss Margaret MCCARTHY left for St:
Cloud Saturday, after q three:weeks
visit with Mre. Raglan.
Miss Mccarthy secured school
near st. Cloud.
REV. Cummins of Royalton was In
charge of the quarterly conference at
this place instead of Elder Clemane.
VIM. Smith had q very bad attack
of rheumatism, but is somewhat
better.
The literary at our school closed
Saturday for the season.
Robert Mann during the past week
had quite q trial, it seems, the way
the story went at the last literary
meeting. They seem to have quite q
joke on Bob. Cheer up, Robert even
If you did get the COW headed right.
Charley says the girl is all right
even if pa did take her home. Stay
with the proposition.
The cold bleak weather is making
the hides go. Fred King watches tie
old poor COWS and goes about every
day to see the one he was watching
the day before. Fred was seen out
one day afoot buying hides, with his
big spur on. Must have been In .
hurry that time and forgot to bride
his horse.
There ought to be sale of old
Bachelors in and around Ramey, and
the proceeds given to missionary
work. a
Mr.. Raglan has the delivery Of nur-
sery stock spring for the Rochester
Nursery Co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01

Money to loan on ia rms. Stephen
Vassly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
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jPIERZ.. !.

$50 March 31.- The Lust boys com
pleted saving logs last Thursday.
they sawed 81 Il GOO feet this, season. sss3
The pei sons1 property scohsil ting OF
horses, cattle, lumber and farm ms
chanery. of the estate of Aiohael Wur-
1er. deceased, will be sold at his farm
10 Granite on Saturday, April .. ct
~ O'Clock a. n. Ed. Kramer ID
auctioneer. - ! - 49,
Geo: MacMahon ia In town on bust
ness this week. IS s:@ Il = -. s..
Misses Gerty and Francis Berg Of
minneapolis are here visiting their
sister: Anna Berg. who is dangerously
Barney Gross is digging . we'll at.
his new mill location near the Guen.
Their place and will soon be ready to
saw.
Mrs John Hoffman returned from
Wahpeton, N. D., Wednesday, where
she has been the past week, visiting
her son, Peter. who is seriously iii
there with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kugel left for
Fargo, n. D.. Wednesday, near
which place they will work on
farm.
Mre. Ike Eatey went to St Cloud
last "eoA ~ V.e1t QeE mother, Mrs.
j. T. Driver, who ia ill there.
The postofdce inspector visited the
postottices in this territory Wednesday.
Mrs.. Leo Beetseh Of ST. Paul, is
ere visiting her daughter. Mrs F.
<. WIRING.
The two miles of road on the town
line of Pierz and Buchanan petitioned
tor about two months ago was laid
out by the county commissioners last
week.
The stallion which mas been for sale
in town the past month is nearly
sold, and the shareholders will have
meeting in few days to organize
and elect officers. John J. Boser also
intends to buy stallion The farm
ers in Buh are assisting him in tho
move. !.
Mrs. Thielen of Luxembourg.
Stearns Co, is here visiting her son
Theo. Thielen.
Jacob Nohner has received several
loads Of Hoosier seeders and drills this
week.
Hubert Bares will commence Nuild-
| ing his new house next week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
SULLIVAN Lake

March % The dance given at the
lake last Saturday night was we'll at
tended.
Ray Sims was sick and was unable
to to be present at the dance.
MI. and Mrs. G. E. Look and fam:
lily visited their mother and sister
Saturday.
Fred Lynn Is quite sick with the
measles.
T. s. Look came home Tuesday
evening not at all we'll. Two weeks on
the jury didn't agree with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims went to Pierz
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Gravel was doing business In
this part of the town Friday. BE
started to go to Vineland from here,
but his sleigh broke and he returned
to camp. The snowdrifts were too
deep.
It is rumored wedding bells will
ring next week in the north part of
Richardson. We know the tro1sseau ia
ordered.
Miss Gertrude Lvnn and sister D ,r-
Othy both have the measles
Messrs. Look and Lynn were haul
ing hay Monday.
Mr.. Britton, Sr. has moved to his
sons farm near Vintland. He drove
his stock up from Princaton. They
were out in tae snow storm Sunday.
in the morning be fonnd seven had
died.
w.. A. Wilson and T. s. Look went
to Pierz Tuesday,
Mrs. Peter Adkins is quite sick.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01
BUH

March 28.-Geo. Hoffman, Jr., left
for MOI tn Dakota last Monday.
Andrew Tschida went up to Phil
brook to work for his brother, Mar
tin, who owns 200-aqre farm there.
Henry Gerwing has rented out two
Of his farms in Buh, one to P. L. Vir.
mig and one to JohnPaulson ofGranite
John Schreirer Is going to leave for
Canada some time in April where the
intends to make his future home.
John Held has rented the Henry
wishing farm now occupied by P.
Wolfeldwho is goingtoCanadathisfall.
Math Nelles returned home from
the northern pineries last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman of Jordan,
Mimi, are going to make their home
with their son, P. A. Hartman of Pierz
AS the roads are in bad shape now
that electric line would come handy to
90 to Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-01

Money to loan on real estate.
tf.3 <. E. P Adams.