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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-07

Paa @aarben &Yitab. Bpaaieu ueb
Eronbbiem, er ber np'is anlaat ct Tibet
@lettrtcitetspert, iom foripner @aarben
baabe meb 2ns, &raft os @arme. @iens
nem @ienbommen leber en- liben 8et,
ion1 tomr:e= fra ct nerlissenbe minbre
Wanb. Da @aarben tor ct Mars Eto
itben tom oper en- ny @ters 9enber.
bei1uttebe benne at nptttssibre fig benne
Bat, os berom mebbeler vMtbaros "
81. a.:
2ebntnsen fra Snbtassbammen til
Eurbinbuiet er lo2 Meter lang meb ct
Talb paa % Meter. Etl 2ebnin9 er
anpenbt ~ Stpbeiernsrsr. s Eurbtn'
buiet er opiat en- 80 6t.s Eurbin meo
tiliuarenbe Dynamo, iom er btrette tob>
let til Turbtnarlen. Dpnautoen nbuits
ler Glettricitet til en- Spenbtns af $50
@olt. @lettriciteteu feres stennem en-
ca. 500 Meters lang 2uftleonins til
6uieue, fsrft til 2aoebpgninsen os Eies
fet. s 2aben er Der opiat en- Is St.
@lettromotor, ion1 oriuer S1ppresie os
Bentnuier toruben 9atteliemafine,
Erefteuatttue, ia til os u1eb Slibeiten.
Saapel Eiss ion, 2abe er oplpft uaeo
elettriF 2ps. Tra @lettrea,otoren fs,
res 2ebningen til 0aantnssbuiet. buor
ben 9aar til tire 8armeapparater @rup<
per paa 5, 10 o9 Is 9eifettefter ttliua,
renbe Rraftforbruset at 5spresien og
Bentnuferen. @armeapparaterne fors
bruger 5 6eitetrefter buer. ~'..s
Uaaninssbus, @taburet os l1nbbuies
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-07

Xpo, men ban 1aa, at Tu9len TOM bops
penbe neb, neb, fra @ren til @ren ueo
Diet feftet paa Sorben. W}anoen rette>
be, ba o9faa Blittet bio forat iese en-
Tortlartns paa Tuslens feliomme Serb"
Der iaa ban Maria9en. @n @lan9e
laa me6 aabent Sab itirrenbe % mob
Tuslen, lom ben ueo fit Blit bapbe for=
trpQet os trat nermere os nermere til
fig. Manben sreb fin @tot os tnuite
Slansens pauoebraft, os beruaeb par
Guslen frelft. Dens Stemme forantre>
hes, % oeu bespnbte at ipnse iaa piouns
berlts betItst, en- Cat til Yanbrtusss
mauoen os en- 2op % Pris til I'm @tas
Der. Sen iuinsebe fig bett 2uften os
ienbte enbnu fin @ebninssmanb en- fife
unberbar Gone til Mffeb.
Ser bar nj osiaa ct Btaebe paa &uss
brttten. Man nil Saloonpinbuerne
ie mango fortrpQenoe Cling, iom braser
% fortrptler ben uastiomme un9e Wlano,
% fpr ban ueb ON bet, er ban l1bprets
Sab.
Wtaa Sub bjelpe os MOB Nusorittens
9erjinger os til at bolbe ue &rbeibet
moo ben! 3an bar ba osiaa leuet. at
ri ifal bpite / fin Eib, iaafremt ut itte
forfase.
&fterat ct @angnumer par uf1pnset,
fremiasbe Ealeren enbnu ct Dist. Set
frsmifiQebe en- uns ing Manb, iom laa
| @ospitalet % tilbels talte giloelie.
Preiten par Dos bam, men ban pilbe
lite utbe noset af bam os bao bam at
aaa. San par ubptet % ittu % ifolebe
paa fit Moo, men efterbaanben bleo
Dpben % ben foretaaenbe Dom bau1
for itert, os ban bleu foritrettet. San
iaa intet ubeu fin eseu @pno os l1noer>
gang. >Da par ban utllts til at lytte
til Breiten, % oeune benpiite bau1 til
ben naabtse Trelier. Etlitlt utite Seius
| fig fer bau / al fin Torbarmelie Sen
lunse Wauo troeee paaaban1 aoalb lbeele en-
ialig Dsb.
mpbet enbte 1neo Bpn baabe af Ya1t.
Tjernbom % al Ealeren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-07

: -; ,
ne toreuri9t er slimrenbe oplpit meb for,
bet mette les2ps Camper, iom bper bar,
to &ultraabe. @aarbsplapien er ops
lpit meb tire 5o>2ps @lpbelemper. Der:
er bet belle MI inifalleret ss 2amper..
1ele Mnlesaet meb Snbtassoam, Ouzz
bpsninq af &abebysnineen, Opferelle.
al &urbinbus etc. feiier ca. 10000
&r., booraf ben eleftriife Del ca. 5000
Rroner
Anleeset er leoeret af Tirmaet 9epers
babl & &c., &riifiania. Set turbee
uare mere enb ct Steb, bpor @rsmpleh
meb Torbel funoe bltue efterfulst.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-07
MOD CONSUMPTION

Den rette F9de-den rette Me-
dicin - den rette It'd - disse tire
Ting er af den stprste Vigtighed
for Taringspatienten. Den rette
F9de og den rette Medicin-disse
indeholdes i Scott's Emulsion af
ren Torskelevertran. Den rette
lid er we'd det f0rste Tegn paa
Sygdommen. Den rette It'd er
nu. s5<,.5-. JsE y ~" Fl
Scott's Emulsion hjRlper altid,
.helbreder ofte. Alrnindelig F0de
hjalper Neringen. Frisk Luft
hj9lper Kuren. Scott's Emul-
sion gj0r begge Dele. Begynd i
Tide.
#a En- af de bedste Grunde for
godt Haab er Scott's Ernuls
code Rekord som Medicin for
T@ring tienter. saalenge Sy-
stemet er starkt nok til at taale
!. Medicin af nogen Art, kan det
BRUCE SEQ 5 Emuls on.
vi sende Dem ldt 81 ct on Ds
1nsker det. #$s IL
scorr 5BoWNsE, !, 400 Pearl Street, New York
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-07

tage Snaaffeael,e op fra BRnben. Bans.
bet par faa Hart, % ri tunbe fe al Etus
taa tpbelist nebe paa Bunben. Men
tos ri iaa en- Riep % rsrte op bernebe,
tunbe ri lite e nnsen Etns uben en- Bsl
tulb. af ftibent uslennemftstigt Banb.
Metop iaabau tilreber be beruiente
Dritte tns Eanter % Siao.
Ses bar i2o Aar ipslet neo afboltss
fagen, os iea pleiebe biemr1e I Mors,,
naar ies fert bespnbte, at tase en- fulb
Mano for mig forat ituoere bam. Seq
tos BAN ofte unber @rmen forat blelpe
BAN bjen1. unoertioen talte ie9 bam
tilrette, os unoertiben ubtrptte ies Spm<
patbt meb bau. Wfen bet par ianbt
not, at be beruienbe Dritte bapbe siort
bans Eanter arumiebe os utlare. 6an
tuuoe Ie os sre6e eller bliue iaa flint, at
ban banbebe mtg - alt nefen famine
Dieblit. San bapbe lite minbf1e &ons
troll oper fine Tanter.
@n9ans reiife leg paa Erenet. Snbe
/ &upeen par ber foruben mtg en- gam.
mel Manb oa en- Some iamt en- un9
patter Yise paa ca. 30 Mar. Om en-
Stunb git Manben uo / en anpen
8osu men tom mart. ttlbase isien.
San slorbe Mtner til &onen, at bun
ituloe TONNE no oaiaa. Seq toritob,
at man paa ct anoet Steb baube en-
Tlaite, buis Snbbolo man itulbe belle
melem fig. Da be uar 9aaet, oap Pt<
gen fig / Gale meb mig oa ipurste mtg
10 ON min 6orretnins oiu. Sa, fasoe
BUN. Mfbolosiasea er en- pelfsnet Gag.
Ses bar feet, buab Dritten ubretter.
Set benote, mems ie9 par ct Tibet Barn.,
at min Gar tom beraiet biem, os at ban
tos mtg at @ensen o9 talteoe mig ub t
5uefonnen, os Meor maatte life fig ub
en- anoen Vei % tase mig tno isien,
forat leg lite ifulbe TRIPLE .biel.
Gent! Saa srumieoe sisr be beru:
slebe Drittes ems Eanter, at ban ittespeb,
buab ban sipr, men enbos taifer fit
e9et Barn uo, jaa bet a1aa omtomme,
ON insen anben frelier bet!
@n anoen af be 9amle, iom leueoe
i omtrins 81 Nar efter &riitus, iasoe. at
ben Glib. bet Mrbsioe os be Yeuse, fem
anuenbtes paa berulenbe Drirte, par
ipilbt paa noset, iom poeIaqaer 9ielen
- uoen at tale ON 2eseuet. Ns Stas
tiltiten forteller os, at go til 70 Bro>
cent af be itnpsipse er blepne bet AT en-
eQer anben Marias I Torbtnselie m:b
Drit.
Jremrasenbe wtenb tortel1er oB oss
laa, at Bsrn at britfeloise Mpbre blir
Drantere.
@oanseliften Mfoobp iaebe, at bon
bellere pilbe, man ifulbe ofbusse bans
3aanb, eno at nosen ituroe bpoe bans
Barn ct @las af beruienbe Drtt.
Com ri ueb. bapee be samle @itinser
en- bel Del fore Offerfeiter, buo: bet
git lpittst til, og buor man brat en-
Wen9be Dl. men ielp ben Tibs Di9t
ming iom I. @ts. ben elbre @bba, fiuoer
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-07

&ri9snpbeoer. Waan bar Iense torub>
tast, at ct ner foreitaaenbe fort @5lag
ftulbe fnbe feb, men bet er lite feet
81 siensiper nebenfor enbel at Npbebers
ne for benne l1se. De ct lite ueientltsg
forfieQise fra bet, iou mebbeles buer.
Dag.
Eofio, Sapan, 4be Mprtl. - Tors
tropperne ben iapaneNfte Mrmee norbz:
ueitlise Rorea inbtos Bpen Sen9 @bens
2prbas @ftermibbag uoen nosen Moo~
itane. @ens Gpens er paa Weien til
Setting Is M,I peit for @bens Su oe
on1trent 40 Mil fpo for Wi Su.
Da Sapaneierne breu @usierne uo at
@bene Su fife Manbas, trait be i}re f1s
tilba9e / to Rolonner, % ben enc git:
yeien til Bettns. Sapaneiernes Trem>
trenseu ira @9ens Su febe meaet burs
tist.. Man antoe, at @uslerue u,lbe:
lette fig inob oenne Tremtrenaen, mere*
bet ftebe lite, % nu er bet lite ianblpns
ltst, at be uil 9iere mere Mobitanb ipb'
fot Oalufooen, (oer banner NorbpeRs>
srenoien fer &orea).
Paasruno at fine natnrlise OmsiueE>
Ter er &bens Su bet fterteite YunttE
me4em Riaa Dang % Wi SSu. Desea
taosnser bsrsns sofeaaf l}fa ,ai.ag gben5
Su. Sapaneierne Ct ieroeles fornptebe
oper ben Getbeb, buormeb be brep &us@
ierne uet fra benne Te1tntns.
&usfite Yatrols i1ses at pore @s~
men pit for petinsueien, men bet ct lite:
ianbipnlist, at Der er nosen betpeeltg+
@tprte af benz ben @sn. De tretter
fig srabpis tilbase norboper mob galn~.
Ser rapporteres, at ssien paa Dalp'
er 9anite uel opbruttet, os berefter ta,n
man fun tomme oper enten SuntS
Giueitlte Stibe) euer peb 9ielp al Fye
benbe Broer.
2onbon Abe Mpril, - Ser antou*
mer Rapporter bib ON fere minbre
@ammenitp5 meuem @usierne os ssapaz.
nrierne @anen ueb galufoben. mese
insen paalioeltse @nteltbebes* siuea.
Dailp Eelegrapbs &crreiponbent e.
Seoul tror, at Port Mrtburs Toripar~
ct bleuen iaa fuettet, at man inart tarp
ueute, at Bpen piI bIiue tnbtaset.
ct. Petersburg Abe april. - @m
rusff Rorreiponoeut ffriper fra 5ari9ss
itueplaoien, at be @nsiere, iom bor e
wtan@uriet, lite tror paa ben tineFFe-
@eslertnss Notwithstanding. Alle
Snbbpasere I @iberten % ane rusi7Fe:
SoIbater tror, at Der pil blipe Rri@
meo &ina. Beboerne, ion. er finite pae'
&ineierne iaaueliom paa Sapaneierne,
flyer, at Einsen maa bltpe afs1ort enc
gang for alle, tbt ellers nil npe l1greter
opifaa i9ien ON tort Eib. @@.. 81 u
Ulabipofot Abe Mpril. - Eomman>
benten bat paa Jtusiiif ohsntlisaiort en-
Orbre, bpori ban erflarer, at ban pit
iynfe builtetiombelif Stib, iou1 ieser at.
tomme inb Qapnen on, Staten. '5 \.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-07

4 Den elbffe Dame ! Eronbbiem, More
sc, 6rpten Marie Rrabbe, er afsaaet
peb xpben. 90 Mar sammel. ,5aube.
bun lepet til Juni Wfaaneb, pilbe bun
baue fplbt 100 Mar. Grt. &rabbe par
Ell meset elFuerbis Dame, sopbiertet os.
mil. Eise til be fife Daae bebolbt bun.
en COB belbrsb. Mfbpbe par Datter al.
ben banfffsbte Oberf Rrabbe. 9enbe6,
5Nober par fbbt An9eu, ! lise 2inte bes.
.Testet n,eb Gbon1as Mnseu. n II II
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-07

Sobn Eborion Nesbaug Albert
Yea bsDe Tor nosle Da9e fben efter-
lang e5psbOm af Brisbts Dis.ais.
Ban par 80 Nar. NJ
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01

Mrs. NJ. Enke of Lincoln was in the
city Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
CHILDREN KIDNAPPED
Two Children Taken From
Orphana6e Sat-
urday.

On Saturday afternoon two little
children were taken from the orphan.
age. where they has been placed by
their father about two years ago, at
the instance of the mother who has
been separated from her husband for
some time. TIE parties are MI. and
Mrs. Kidd, formerly of Brainerd. =
Mrs. Kidd was In the city with
another woman. and also her father,
A rig was hired at Brown q New
mans stable and the other woman
drove to the orphange. She went in
the reception room and asked to see
the children. When the little ones
were brought out, she grabbed them
and ran outside. placed them in the
buggy and drove away. ccnceanng
the children until train time. The
authorities were notified and found
the party at the train. There was q
squabble for a few minutes, but not
having papers no arrests were made
and the party went south.
MI. Kidd arrived here Monday to
Investigate, and has taken legal steps
to recover the children.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
CLOUGH

June 20.-Hugh Pugh returned
from his visit at Madelia.
Frank and Ernest Pierce went to
Lincoln to attend q baseball game
Sunday.
Doctor Ray and child came up
from st. Paul to see Mrs. Rays faith
Ok, c. O. Pierce, who Is i'll.
Bert Coty is staying with his BROTH
or Frank for the summer.
The dance given at the nall Satur-
day night was we'll attended and all
had a. good time. Super was served at
. late hour.
Myrtle Hanlin of Minneapolis is
visiting with friends.
Roy Quimby and lady friend spent
Sunday at the home of Ed. johnson.
Andy Fem Is surveying the town
road flom Rail Prairie to the river.
c. W. Pierce Is working for Andy
Fem this week.
Miss Florence Pierce spent Sunday
Afternoon with friends in Rail
Prairie. y
Mrs. Hortenbeoh of Minneapolis Is
visiting at the home Of her son Frank.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
FLENSBURG

June 29.-Midsummer day was duly
observed by the members of the Swed-
ish Literary society at the home of
Mr.. Nelson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Knola Of Hast
ings arrived here Tuesday to visit
18th friends until after the Fourth.
James Goodman came home from
Westport Friday to make short visit
with his parents.
Joe Super was in Little Falls Setur-
day buying farm machinery.
Mrs. L. Gregerson is entertaining
friends from Little Falls.
Miss Sigma johnson came up from
Little Falls the latter part of - week
to visit with relatives here.
The young people of this en-
joyed a social dance at the r.. ence
of Albert Mike last Saturday even
ing.
L. Larson and Joe Goodman were
at the county seat Monday.
Frank Winger who resided four
miles northeast of here, was murdered
at three o clock this morning. Coroner
Chance has been notified.
Fl. Muncy returned from the West
Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
RIPLEY

June 28.-Eugene Moran was badly
hurt Saturday while grubbing. BE
imediately drove to Little Falls where
medical aid was had.
Miss Nora Lareau, who was working
for Mrs. Jos. Doucette at North
Prairie, came home Sunday.
Overseer Genet had a crew of men
working near the school house Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bastien of Lit
tie Falls visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Picotte Sunday.
Hector Davieu and Miss Alma La
force will be married July 9TH.
Mr.. Rider of Little Falls made q
business trip here Monday.
Sam Charter has gone to work in
the Dakota fields.
Anton Bellefieulle of White Earth
and Phil. Dugas of Cass Lake at
tended the Moran Dueas wedding
Wednesday.
Nalbert Barbeau, Robert Tedford
and Fred johnson were elected dele
gates Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
DISEASE. AMONG STOCK
Cattle and Horses are
Dying off at a Rapid
Rate.

The sudden death of hundreds of
cattle in Minnesota from hemmorhagic
septioaemia and the prevalence Of
swamp fever among horses, a Pc
ouliarly fatal disease, have induced
the bureau. Of animal industry TO
make special investigation on these
diseases In cooperation with Min
nesota live stock sanitary board. An
official notice Of the purpose of the
Washington bureau has been received
by DR.. 81. 8. Ward, executive agent,
who expects an expert veterinarian
from Washington In day or two, says
the Pioneer Press.
The Minnesota board has not re-
ceived detailed information as to how
the investigation will be carried on.
but 1t is expected that the expert ve-
terinarian, with DR.. Ward or mem
Der of the state board, will personally
investigate the recent outbreaks in
Minnesota. An attempt will be made
to ascertain what conditions, climate
or otherwise, have encouraged the
disease in Minnesota, and the best
means Of checking further outbreaks
There has been virtual epidemic of
hemmorhagic septicaemia in Mime
sofa during the last six months. The
disease has broken out in many Sec
ton of the state, and more than
hundred cattle have died recently.
The mortality among the affected
herds has been great, and in some
cases the disease has carried off twen-
ty cattle on one farm. Death usually
occures within twenty four to forty
eight hours after the inception Of the
disease. DR.. Ward says that the dis
ease is caused by germ, and he
believes it has been unusually pre-
valent this spring because of the long
cold winter and scarcity of proper
food.
Swamp fever among horse has not
been go prevalent as hemmorhagic
sept|caemia among cattle, but it has
carried off many animals in the last
few years. It is usually fatal, the
mortality being about so per cent.
The mortality of the disease can be
judged by the fact that 1876 horses
died in the last few years on twenty
six farms in Beltrami county, within
an area two miles wide and six miles
long.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
SUI LIvA !, ]. 3

/
home saturday .=..
We hear that one young Id lady re-
ceived ducking ct Long Lake sun.
day.. =. - {. o. II G'zs 77-
By the noise Sunday and tie war
whoops lady said che Thought the
Sioux were again On the warpath.
MIR. and Mrs. Haywood and family
also MIR. Wilson and family Waited At
the lake Sunday. m ..
Wednesday there was some excite.
ment here caused by the arrest OF
Leonard Pint for refusing to work bis
road tax, he claiming to be 81 years
of ege but refusing to show proof "a
! that effect until arrested.
Mr.. Sims people were vineland vie.
itors Wednesday:
Mrs. T. s. Look called at Mr..
Sims and VIM. Lynn's Thursday.
I. S. Look went to Pierz Friday;
June 26.-Miss Eta Whan visited
with Mrs. Sims Sunday
Strawbe,rios are plentiful and
ripening fsst
John Britton visited Ray Sims Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Wilson called
at the Lake Sunday.
The town board met Monday to
transact bueiness
On Tuesday special election was
called to all voters CT the town. Nearly
everyone turned out.
VIM. Lynn was q lake caller Tues
day.
Charles Gravel was lake caller
Monday evening.
W. A. Wilson and T. S. Look went
tc Little Falls Wednesday on BUSINESS.
Sucker Brook school will close on
Thursday with picnic for the child
rem.
Miss Cora Wilson came home Sun
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Look visited at
the lake Tuesday.
Road work will commence again
Friday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
REV. SATTERLEE ADOPTS CHILD

REV. SATTERLEE ADOPTS CHILD
Crookston Journal: Judge Watts
yesterday afternoon granted decree
OF adoption by the provisions of which
Miss Nellie Harris, of Brainerd, be-
comes the adopted daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: George E. Satterlee of this
city. Miss Harris is daughter of
Joseph Harris, of Brainerd, brother
of JOS Satterlee, who has been i'll
during the past few weeks and whose
condition is not improving as fast as
his friends would like The adoption
was made at the request of the little
girls father, ne fearing death and not
desiring to leave his only child alone
in the world and without protection.
Mrs. Harris having departed to the
great beyond some years ago. Miss
Harris will arrive In the city shortly
to make her home with Rev. and Mrs.
Satterlee and that her home will be a
kindly homelike one goes without say
ing
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
COSTS TOO MUCH.
COMMONWEALTH LUMBER co.
APPEALS TREsPAsS CASE.

The Commonwealth Lumber CON-
pany controlled by Lieutenant Cover.
nor Ray W. Jones and Thomas q.
shevlin, Is called upon to psy 81, s29. :
70 as costs in the suit for timber tres
pass brought against it by the federal
government, and as a result CT which
suit there is Judgment of So, 1873
standing against the company in ad-
dition to $40, 900 which the company
paid to the government before the
prosecution was begun.
The costs. which have been taxed
by the clerk of the federal court, are
for United States marshals fees in
summoning witnesses, payment of
witnesses and OF fees of the clerk of
the court.
The Commonwealth Lumber COM
pany has appealed to Judge Lochren
on the ground that the costs az taxed
are excessive. If Judge Lochren rules
against them, the company contem-
plates taking the case to the United
States court of appeals.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
SECRETARY McEWEN ON THE
LABOR MOVEMENT

49, ~:r = 49, A4s4 MCE w EN- yin loG
LABOR MOVEMENT.
W. E. McEwen. of Duluth, secre-
tary of the State Federation of Labor
spoke to large gathering of working
men at Maurin's hall Sunday evening.
harry Dix, president of the Fedora
ton, was prevented by illness from
attending. but is expected here a
week from next Sunday.
Mr.. McEwen is always Interesting,
and gave a practical address on the
benefits Of labor organization, sketch
ing the history Of the movement and
showing what it had attained. He
urged unity, harmony, and energy.
He showed that for the worker the
union is a practical business PROPOSE.
ton. and must be founded on the
basis Of securing better conditions, a
steady wage, shorter hours, Sanitary
workshops, etc. Mr.. McF'wen also
threw considerable light on the deplor-
able conditions now existing in Cole.
RADIO.
The address was practical, to the
point, and full Of good advice.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
BjRlCkY RD

June Is. The Ladies' Sewing society
met at the home Of Mrs. David
Wright Thursday, !. z.5s n
II Mrs: A. p. Robinson and MISS
Clara Blanchard of Little Falls call d
at Mrs. Wright's Wednesday evening.
Mrs Martha Mattesen I of Little
Falls visited friendsin this neighbor-
hood Wednesday.
Ivan Gray returned to St. Paul
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kay of Little
Falls visited Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Muncy Thursday.
Alfred Matteson bought Mrs e..
Vanzile's place last week and Thurs
day he did some repairing.
Born-To Mr.. aud Mrs. C. e..
Taylor, Thursday. June Esd. s>n
Leo Scott returned to Minneapolis
Saturday,
Fred Eaton joined his wife d
children here last Thursday. He has
spent the winter in California and
will return to his home in Mime
apo1ie in few days.
Miss Nellie Thorpe returned to her
home in Monticello Saturday.
Misses Cora Carley and Eaelie Bran
don visited friends here Sunday.
Sam DIN was a caller here Sunday.
The third committee will give q
basket supper Thu rsday evening in
the school house. The baskets will be
sold at auction to the highest bidder.
Mrs. T.. Dewey visited at Mrs. e
Manbeck Monday
Miss HERNIA Beatty went to Swan.
Vile Thursday to visit the Balm
family
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huff

June 25.-W s. Gish and family
went to Little Falls Thursday" of last
week.
There is some road work being
done. No danger of too much.
Nat Battled has gone to Wright
county to visit his mother who ia very
aged but not i'll. 80 years.
W. S. Gish and A. Oily were at
the county seat Tuesday,
It is sign of something when q
young man begins to build and fur
nish house. We expect that minis
ter or justice will get a job soon.
Our farmers are all busy cultivating
corn.
Hay will be big crop.
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LEDOUX.>

June 29.-The long awaited i'm
provements on the road to Little Falls
in the town of Pike Greek have come
at last M. J. Vichorek with his live
ly crew of men, Is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jetka of Little Falls
were visitors at the home of j. j.
Vichorek Sunday.
The work on the new parsonage has
commenced in a most rapid manner.
The first part of the week about forty
teams were busy hauling rock. The
structure will be a two story solid
brick. When completed 1t will be one
of the handsomest parsonages it our
part Of the country.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kar-
noski, q son.
Mr.. Valioski of St. Anna and Mr.
Hine of Holdingford were pleasant
callers at Ledoux one day last week.
B. Valdoski. who is attending the
seminary at St. Paul, is spending his
vacation with Father Belzowski. He
expects to be ordained for the priest
hood next year.
Ledoux will celebrate the Fourth in
grand style. The Independent club
will have charge of the bowery. They
have already began work on the plat
form which will pe 80 go. The mus
ic will be furnished by the Pike
Creek brass band. There will be sports
of all, kinds and one of the most inter-
esting features will be the riding of q
mad COW. It will be as exciting as a
Spanish bull fight. There will be a
great display of 6rew orks in tie even
Ing. Everybody should come to Le-
doux on the Fourth and have a grand
time.