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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25

Cuaar Gureb S@infen = grffe NuaIttdt :
1870 Yfunb 13: 10 gfanb 124c; l0-12
gfanb 134; 8meite HuaIttdt : 20-le Efrn6
12Ac /; le Plumb l2c ; IL Hf,rnb 123e /; 10
Bfunp 1876
@aIifurnti4e s@tnsen-6 BIB 8 Yfanb S3e;
8 bis IL Hfuno 9fc.
e&uItern-gasI. Gureo. IL BIB 20 Efunh
til Dur&i&nitt. 9Ae; 10 Hitnb Dur&i6nitt.
Sc 10 Bic IL 8funh Ice.
6rabfid.e ped-4Iarz ensltib Gureb II,
sewabIter eusar Gureb 17e. 6-7 Hfanb I'm
Dur&f@nitt 153e; 8 BIB 8 Bhnb tn 9ur9,
i&mitt 13}c; 10 Biz 10 pfunb Int Dsr9i@nitt
11te; 8 4faatb I'M Drr&i&mtH. f@maI, lie i.
6 phsnb I'M Our&i&nitt, i&n,al, lie.
sped, sI.-@ewdblter, 8 bs 10 Rfunh
I'M Dur@f&mitt. 1876; IL BIZ IA gfmab IN,
D,r@i@nttt, 113c.
sped-RIare Seiten. 30 Bic 90 Bfunb tl
Dur&l&nitt, 9te; 4Iare eetten, 30 BIB 40
Punb. Zoe; alcre Settles. 81 BIB 30 Bfrnb,
9fe; Is bis 22 pfo.. 9Me; IA bis 16 a,fanh,
10}e; aIare @i6en. 20 BIB 30 4funb. 94e;
Eiden IL Bis IL Bf''nb 95Se; 4Iare Raden 9
BIB Q Nhrnb. 9}c
@ep5deItes e@uetneHei1 4no@enIoiel
Tanep pig SEC. 80; RIares Bean $4,000 Saua'
Ip $3.50; eeort Clear $3.50; Nuurpi
$14.60
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25
06uterete0.

indianapolis Detail gertaufsprette:
Rarnnuatb RIee Sc. 5O-$7. 90.
&otber $6.00-$6.7 rs.
Niiife 81. 26-$8.00.
NlfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
@eiber So 50-$1O.25.
Sancp Ttnotbb $1.85-$1.90.
@eudbIter 81 60-$1.65.
4rinta 81. 75-$1.8 80.
Sanc9 8entudp BIausrab $1.40-s1.50
Grtra rettes in g6af 50c-6Oc.
Or9arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
&eb Cop IN Gbaf 85c@$1.25.
@eiber Soma Santen 9afer $685..
0eiber S0inois s5c-55c.
Samen Corn weiB unb seIb 1.10-$1.3 So.
9lmber Suderrobr Samen S1-1.z5.
@nftla9e Corn 9Oc--$1.10.
5riibiabr @erfe 9Oc-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25

Trti4es Rinbfef&-BeffIi&e etisre ia
Sc; beige Stiere s--9}c; bieiige %tnbes
$50 bts EN0 8funo 74c; biefse &ibe 400
Bis $50 Bfmnp SEC; 3iibe $50 bts $50 9fanb
7e; Stisr 8orberrierteI 7c, Stier 9sntes'
pierteI l2e, 3tino Qiute-uierteI 1c, Sinh
gorberpierteI Sc, Sub gorterpterteI 4}e, Rub
0iaternierteI 93c.
Srii@es 3aIbFei&-4dIber BIC, 9tnter'
pisrteI 10c, TorberuierteI &c.
Strides S@afReti@ = 2ausrter per Phsnb
10}c ; S@afe Sc; S&enteI 10c; &ads, hun.
he
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25
@mmoerjante Mettmn8.
YaHagiere zines entgleiffen 3nges
entginger idmmtlid benz Sooe.

WbeeItng, 90. 3d., "a. Suli.
500 paRasiere entginsen beute tute
bura elm Wunoer benz Sobe ooer err=
Her 8erlskun9 auf sinem Baltimore &
Ohio greurfions3uns. Der nab Wbee=
ling beftimmt mar. Sn Der Ndhe bon
2ittleton entsleiffsn 2otomotipe uno
srei Waaen. Ser 9ofomotibfhbrer
unb Elm poft9ebilfe uurben perlebt,
aber bon ben paRasieren erlitt tein
ein3iger einer rennenswertbsn unfal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25
o @oaeusRerft.

xtaotbp-Eertaufspreie: SIC 0O-l2.09.
Rice - gertaufspreiie: $40. O0@S12.O0.
8eIiGtorn - gertaufspretie: ie na3 bes
QuaIit6t, 60-62c.
3afer-sei&dIt 43-45e; tn ben 4ebrea
$l0.00-$12.00 per Tonne.
etrob-qretie, ie mad benz Grab. IN Eal
len. $5-$9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25
06fe.

Gngros $ Bertaufspretie Srtporttrter
S4weisertdfe DOC per Hfunb etnbesmi@e.
e1weaertdie 17c, @isconfn Cream 8 R6is
10. Stem gorf gbebborsl Ice. etnbetntis
i&er 2traburger 12e. Uri6 l3e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25
0etrttOe.

&eben go. 2 rotber s3}c a,f @ele,
fen, 93ac BON NabIen; Sto. q roib9 es3e,
SuIi s0d; Basenuesen 9ae.
8orn (neues) = SO. l weib Ole; SO. 2
rneib BIC; so. 8 weib 60Kc; 20. 4 peib.
47c; No. 2 wetb semif@t 49c Ro. 9
wetb genrii4t 49c ; SO. 4 wetb sem.lQ,
1915; go. 2 selb SOC; SO. 8 seIb 90 /;
go. 4 selb 47e; go. 2 seuii@t 1915 ;
SO. 8 aemtf&t 49ae; $50. 4 semii@t Acc /;
3oIben Ole.
Safer- &c. 2 weiber 42e; SO. 8 weiber
414e; No. 2 @emti&ter 3Sc; go. 8 aenri@tes
39c.
3eu - SO. 1 Timotbb $12. co; go.
2 Tirnotbp 1915.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25

Safe 8eneba a, Wis. 9ier ftiira-
ten sefiern infOlse Bre4ens zines San'
bunssplabes biele Grauen uro 3inoer.
3.ui9auer bel einer 9eieQi9en Teran'
faltuns. ins @aKer, uurOen aber ge-
rettet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25

OpHer a 3, "a. Suli. 9as
prdfosntenpaar mobnte beute nit ben
dlieren 2inbern bem@ottesbienff in Der
@brit Rir9e BEL. Befu4er tpurben
ni9t e%mpianeen; Setretdr Sbau reiffe
I'm 4 ubr ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25
HrA@te uHp SENATE.
6rG d te.

5rhGt e.
NepfeI-Du9eb, s.. 80 per Tab.
Nananen-@emablte 81. So bis SLIGO per
8un&, speite Aualitdt 81. 10 bis $3.50.
3oiusnnHe-$}.25 per 8unbert.
GantaIou ,eS-a2 .00-4.00 per Grate.
Sem MeIonen- $500 per Tab.
@~ttronen-Neifinas, s2. 75-$400.
Oramsen-S aneb California 8aIeneia $500
California Seedlings $3.50 Biz $<.75.
Mnanas--$3 .25 per @rate.
gHaumen-$1.5 80 per BuibeI.
Georgia Birnen-$1.60 per Crate.
fseigen : Smprna 11-16c bos Bfunb.
DatteIm &c per gfunb. so gfs. &tfem.
yReuer Sonig-l8c.
Brombeersn, $3.50 Bis s2.00.
Sobannesb 'eren, ST.. co Bis SLAB.
Sta9elbeeren. SLAB bis $1.b0.
Totbe Simbeeren, 81. 50 bis $1.76.
0emHfe.
Neue rotbe &iben -l24e per Sutenb Huns
DIES.
4raut-3E bis 60e per Sos.
1IumenfobI sc per Dutenb.
@urfen zoe per Ouseno.
@eIert-per 8un1 16c.
@riine Bobnen 50c per BuibeI.
Grimes Gorn, l0c per Dutenb.
Neue 8artoHeln 55c-60c per 8uibeI.
= Habieie Sc -18c per Dusenb 8un&es.
Hbubarb l0c per Dusenb.
SaIat ST.. 10 per Sab.
Bermuba 3wtebeIn - $1.B per guibel
@rate.
Spanii@e 8wiebeIn 81. IS per @rate.
Eomatoes-40c per @rate.
SpargeIn 10 Bis zoe per Sutenb Sun9es,
Napp Bobnen 40 per Imibei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25

@eb6rrtes Ninbfeij9 - S4infen, reg
Sets. l3e; Aubenietten ll}e; Snleni. II;
Rn0&eI 13}c.
Btrfte @erdu9erte Bratprrf 8}e,
Tramtfurter TIC; Bologna tn Ddrmen 6fc, IN
Tn& 6He.
S&rnaIs- tn Eierees-1. Dual. 9sc; q.
HuaIitdt 63sc; 8. NIaIitdt $3.50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25
&itteres Nim8em.
lleber 10000 Mrbeiter in ben
Sanmwoa s6abrifen gum Streit.

Sail Rider, Wa6., "a. Suli.
Na9bem bic Sofnuna auf friebli9e
geilegung gei4wuaoen, erwarten beibe
Sbeile bic erfte morais: 2raftprObe in
Der inouffrielen Strife nit per3meis
fslter gnti9lofenbeit. Nuf Der einen
Settle cine tleine Sabrifanten= @ruppe.
Die auiammsn elm capital bon $685.,
600, 600 rep%rdfentirt, auf Der anbern
iiber 20, 900 Nrbeiter Der 8aummol=
Spinnereien.
Sie Tabrittbore 0ffnen fid morssn
wie getp6bnli9 uno bic Nrbeiter erbal=
ten @elssenbeit, unter einsm 2obnab-
aug bon 12t prpcent peitersuma9en.
Galls fid cine unseniisenbe 3abl ein=
fte0t, weroen bic Gabriten auf unbe=
timmte 3eit gei4loHen.
Nlem Wnidein nod 1T bic Stim=
mulle unter ben nidt Der @epertidaft
anseb6renoen Mrbeitera BET 6abriten
seeen bic Gabritanten ebenlp erbittert
mie unter ben unioniten.
Srob rieler pilbsr Srobungen, bic
cine einHuBloIe 2laKe bon Mrbeitern
ausfieB. befiirhtef mon iibrioens feline
@%emalttbaten.
Sarmonie in Rem BORT.
Rem Oort, "a. Suli. N0em
duBeren Nnf9eine nod berrf9t smiiden
ben @robidld9tern uno ibren Nnse=
ftelten bier b6li9e harmonic. Eas
Sdla4ten bon 0ieb cling udbreno Der
finf S~onntaas= Stunoen bel Sdwara=
idilb & Sul3berser uno Der uniteo
SreEeo 8eef So. pie iibli9 Dor fi1.
Streit=
g t. Soepb, no., "a. Suli.
Gin farbiser Streitbre6er puroe bsute
bon Streiferpoften ansesrifen uno
idOB unter feline Nnsreifer, finf bsr=
~punbenb. Ser 3hdter 1T in 9aft.
8efannter 6 ebrerge
o rben.
gbansbtlle. Snb., "a. Suli.
M1oreu 8errp, 2ebrer bes 2ateini=
iden in 8ineennes, Snb. unb elmer
Der befannteiten grsieber beg 2anoes,
elm Sobn beg berforbenen Senators
Us. Berrp, ftarb beute pl6bli9 in Mihe=
bile, q. 6. Sie 2ei9e trift am
Eienfag in 8incennes elm.
Weber elm balbes s a t.
bunbert m Sien t.
@orni n g, 81. g., "a. Suli. -
Sames 2arn, SO, Der dlteffe Selesra=
pbift Der erie Babn. 1T in painteo
poft, q. g., nod elmer ununterbrO8e=
men Sisnf3eit bon SIS Sabren ge-
forben.
8 Tides o n a l.
@omit e.
Nem Oprf, "a. Suli. Ger=
idisbene Witslieber beg bemotratiiden
Nationals @omites trafen beute Elm, bic
ale 5agsart i'm 9Ofman 5ouie bee
iu9ten. 2einer idien i'm minbefen
an Sassarts Wabl gum 8%oriibenoen
3u smeifeln.
Befud berM usHeIIung.
Shouts, "a. Suli. Ser beu=
tiee amtli1e Beridt iiber ben 8eiu9
Der Musitelung in Der b%ersan9enen
Wo9e rtenrlt als 8eiammt3abl 512,.
$50.
W O | b b T d n b | n Wt o n O n q.
SeIena, Mont., "a. Suli. Nui
Der 5latbeao. &eierbation uno in Der
8eeenb bon Galispel uiitben A Walo=
brdnbe; elmer berielben wuroe ourd
iunfen aug elmer locomotive Der
@reat Nortbern=ga bn beruriaAt. 6un=
berte bon 8abnansefielten unb Walc=
bttern beriuden, ben Brano 3u
bemmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25
5 ubrfeute Mot sum
6 pmpathi e=S treif.

utetIiuute Jtut9 oSt U"9ibeH1S VStpSht-
I9aft lebnie beute Na9t ab, ben BE-
f9luB Der Gubrleute in ben @robf4ld4=
tereien. Nni9lub an ben Spmpatbie=
Streit betrefenb. gu fanttiOniren. gr
ernannte on Statt beffsn elm gomite,
bas nit ben 8rOBidl0dtsrn Jrieoens=
unterbanblungen er6fnen iou. Srob=
benz tuerhen ale anberen 8epertf9aften
in ben 8iebb6fen gum Spmpatbie-
Streif morgen ~beorbert.
g pmpatb Streif
GENTS.
gbicago, "a. Sult. Gum
Sample big gum Neuberftsn entidloi=
fen, UNI bic Goroerunsen Der ausftdn=
bisen Mebser bur@suiesen, werben
morsen frtb z llbr idmmtlide @euert=
fdafts. angefeate in ben @roBf6lddte=
reien bes 2anbes einen 'Spmpatbie=
Strait erfldren.
Iu9 GubrIeute 9Iieb en-
d a n.
Nusgenpmmen finb bic 6ubrleute,
aber nod Nnaei9en bon beute Ibenb
f9lieBsn fid bieie am Sienftae ben
iibrigen @etuertidaften on.
Die Gubrleute in ben biefisen ia.
brifen erfldrten fid beute fir einen
Spmpatbieftreit; aber Der semsinfame
&atb Der Gubrleute= @etperfI9afien bai
oieie gntfaeioung biz isbt nod ni6i
geneemiet. Ser semeinfame &at1
tpirb beute Na9t iiber BEN 0pri4laa
beratben unb nod aqgemeiner Nnfhi
ben Streifbef9luB bilisen. Sa aber
nod bic Santtion Der @ational-B eam=
ten ein3ubOlen 1T, 10 tperbsn bic 6uhr=
leute taum Dor Sienftag ansaerufen.
Sur 8silesuns oes Streits tpurber
bsute feline @onferen3en abgebnlten
beioe Seiten tuarten ausenideinli6 aui
bic mOrsisen gniwidlunsen. Nus ben
Dorbereitunaen in ben beri4iebenen
Gabrifsn bari man i9lieBen, baB BIZ
@rpbf9ld4ter gu feinen CONDITIONER
seneiet, bielmebr our Y~ertbeioigunq
ibrer unabbdnsisteit setuint limb.
Ollie Mrbeiter= 6ibrer erflGrten, cir
@eiud um @ieoeraufnabme ber Grie.
bens : gerbanblungen mtRe bot, Der
@rOBidlddtern a~usseben, ba bic nnio.
men ber3eit feline iol9e Nbfi9t begen.
3 langem &e
9ertiet t.
8is melt in Die Na9t binein ginger
in ben bsridiebenen Gabrifen bic 8or.
bersitunsen FIR ben 3ampf, Der NOR.
gen ben Sohspunft erreiden biirfte
Subenbe BON gertretern Der 8rob.
i9ld9ter sosen beute i'm 2anbe lumber.
nm nod 2erten 5u iuden. wel9e BIZ
pldbe Der Streifer ausfiiIen ioIen
0or Sunfelbeit lansten bier 3tige mi
neuen Nnseftelten in ben 8iebbbfer
Elm, bic fa ben bereits bsiddftistsr
Nittsswerti9aftlern anfdlieBen mer
ben.
ueberaI in ben 8isbb6fen aeigtsl
fi9 nidt BLOB 8orbereitunsen auf elmer
lansen unb erbitterten 9ampf, ionbsrl
bic Setter Der Sdladtbduisr, polisei
8eamte unb Observation-Disclosures duber
ten aud, bab fe unrubspo0e 3eiten er
tparten.
Nuber ben bier genannten 3tgei
tperoen Dor Sasssanbru9 nod bel
anbere nit 2euten eintrsffen. tpslds Il
ben lsbten "a Stunben eetponnen tour
ben. Sn alien Gabriten lou mOrgsl
be Nrbeit in m6slidft aus9ebsbnten
MaBfabe auf9enommen peroen.
Die 2eute ffeben unter poli3sii9u!
unb man befir9tet nnruben srff barn
tuenrl bic peridieoenen Girmen ba
5lsii9 an ben 2OfaIbanbel bur1 itreit
bre9enoe Gubrleuts bertbeilen lafen
Sierbon ertparten bic Nrbeiterfhbrs
ben grfol9 in benz Sample.
WibgIidte &a9e.
cincinnati "a. Snli. 81
S~noepenbenee, 2p.. sridob beute s. 8
Veff auf Der 6uubtffraBe beg Orts 8
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25

@etrOdnete Trii@te-AepfeI, an Der Some
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e bis 7Ke;
@itron 1Sc bis lac; Rofsnen. Q Grown. per
Rfunb, 7e, 8 Grorut 7fe, 4 grout TIC 5aa,
menfreie &c biz SC, California geaseatel TIC;
SuItana TX. tuaportirte suItana lie Bic lac.
California apriiofen Sc Bis Lee.
sprup-Stanbarb Corn 23c Bis 25c; ae,
wdbIter &c Bic 82e; eorsbum 9se bis 3se;
Nep Orleans NoIaHes 1se bis 26e; seudbl'
ter 30c Bis 38c.
NiHe-8rasiI neu &c Bis 10c; SiIberts IL ,
NanbeIn IA; wei8i9aIise RanbeIn 15e;
Sorbam RanbeIn l5e; peanuts &c bic 6ts,
ser0fete 7c Bis &c; GnsIf&e @aIniiNe 1876.
EidIes-24O0 I'M Sat $40; 12O0 TN Sas
So; 1900 I'M SaIbfab $3.50; 600 TIM Sas
$3.50.
SnbtanapsIis RafeesEreife:
@eu0bnI. bts gutter lo-l2c; prtsia bis &C,
mdblter 14-16c (; Sancp 324-33e. goIsss
geno.u Is bis 22c, Saua 1880.
SIN padetsn:
Hrioia $11.76. Zion $11.25, Serieb s1I.7 8
Caracas Sill .75. Diawortb's FL. 20, 1ut@
Sasa SIenb $l4. 30, Railgou@ SILL 6, gates
8lenbeb Sapa $11.75.
Sueer-Dominoes 1850; ehiGsudsr $40
puIuerifrter 5.7Oc; xf4F puIpertfrter b.75.,
feiner g~ronuIirter 5.85c; Gubes 6.85e; Don.
iectioners 5.25e; Hibseuoob q 6.2Os; Rbb.
mtg 4 6.15e; @1nptre U 8. loo; SbeaI ertrc
@olben 6 6.05c; @inbior egtra q 6.0oe
&ibsewoob U b.20c; seIber 6 4. 5se; ID gel,
Ser 4.50.
gtnsema&te Observation-Disclosures 8 3D.,
SLICE pea9es STANDARD. 8 3d., "a
2.25; combs 8 Bfrab 81. 6O-S1. GO; BE
Reaaes, 81. 40-$1.60; Nnanas, stanborb.
2 Yfb., 81. 65-$l.80; eeeonbs, 2 gtunh,
81 .25- $1.45; CRIME Bobnen. 8 4fumb Ran.
men, 8abana Nnanas $1.80-$2. 25e.
@efiebte Grbien. $1.20-$l.7 70. frabe Srmi 90
@ents, Rarrow Cox, e,nsspei9te 66e-s0e,
tomatoes. 9 pfunb. 81. 1o-s1.16, 8uder,
Rorn 9Oc-s1. 81. apfeIbutter. per 9usenb.
8 4funb, 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-25
1uttes, 0ter mue 0eHAeeI

Gambler besabIen foIsenbe Pretie:
Butter Country, 10c, @r.omers 22
eIetn 24c.
Gier-l3Kc per Dutenb.
Sabner 101<c, Sabine 8. SuriesS-14e.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-12-09

Mat Krause advertises his skating
rink.
Mike Wiatrowksi was in the city
Tuesday and took q Herald mail hox
home with him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-12-09
ROYALTON

Dec. Mrs. N. W. Moorhead left
for Oklahoma Thursday morning.
A. E McMannas was a village cal
Ter Wednesday.
r. $. Clarke and wife were Twin
City passengers on the early train
Thursday.
The Ladies Guild met with Mrs.
McGoLagle Thursday.
Mrs. 81. 0. Buckout visited rela-
tives in Little Falls over Sunday.
Miss Clara Hodorf Of Dixville is
clerking for I. W. Bouck.
Barney Fietsam was county seat
visitor Monday.
The remains Of the late Bulah De-
wore, who died at her home in Mime
apolis, was brought here Monday for
BURIAL The funeral was held from the
Episcopal church. Rev. Parshall Of
st. Cloud officiating.
Mrs. s. G. Williams was Little
Falls visitor Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Lambert came home
Monday. She will stay home this win
ter
Frank Lyon of Little Falls was Il
business caller Monday.
Miss Lucy Kern returned to st.
Cloud Monday where she will resume
her studies in music.
The latest fad for the young men is
to wear plumes in their caps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thoen OF Dixville
were in the village Tuesday.
Jas Buckhout and Harry Miller TOOK
in WAY Down East at Little Falls
Tuesday evening.
The new heading mill will start up
some time next week.
Geo. Wilson, II. O. Buckout,
Charlie Bouck, Geo Niles, Il. ).
Clarke, j. W. Lisle, S, 6. Williams
and e.. Williams we're among the
county seat visitors Wednesday,
Mrs. Pnllana Buckont, stepmotner
of s.. O. Backoat. died Wednesday,
Dec Sd at her home in Auburn. N.
Y, of pneumonia after a brief illness
OF nine days. She Was 50 years old.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-12-09
AUSLAND

Dec. 6.-There was a surprise party
at Frank Pilon's last Saturday night.
A large crowd was present and all
report good time.
A. DeforQe arrived here from Brain
erd last week for visit with Grand
ma ana Grandpa Pilon.
Among the county seat visitors last
week were L. P. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook Otto Otrowski and Albert Stro.
ming.
Israel and Dennis Tatro left for the
woods last week.
The new bridge across the Grow
Wing andMississippi rivers is reported
to be strong enough to hold up a team
in places.
Nelson Bush arrived home last
week.
Grandma Fosdick, who has been very
iii for some time, is rel orted some
better.
VIM. Tolles is home from Pillayer,
john Knudson who has been laid
up with a felon On his hand for some
time is some better.
Those who attended the wedding of
G. Edeburn Of Scandal Valley Tuesday
were Grandma Rail and Stella Thom-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-12-09
MT. MORRIS

T. Nov. 3O.-Mrs. M. Larson, who has
been visiting with friends ct New
London has returned.
Joseph Polinsky of Breckenridge.
MIMI, visited his parents here last
week.
MIR. Larson is building a new barn.
q. Olson made a trip to VEHICLES
store today
There was dance at Frank Starr 6
last Saturday night in his new house.
All had a good time except Frank
Starr, Jr., who was out working on
the road.
S. Taloerg is building a new barn
This fall
Conrad Iverson from New London is
here visiting with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson.
People of Mt. Morris are wishing
for good eleighing for some reason or
other.
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CLQUGH

Dec. 6.-Mrs Mustella is improving
fast. and will be able to be around in
short time.
Frank Hortenbach had a runaway
laet week. Nobody was hurt but broke
the wagon.
Gust Peterson went to Randall Sat-
urday.
Frank Coty has returned from the
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pierce drove
to Randall Saturday.
The SHADOW social given at tke ".
G. hall by the Woodland club was
we'll attended,
Mrs. G. Peterson called on the
school il Dist. 10.
=. VIM. Wilson of Cushing attended
the social Saturday night.
A. Hamilton was a Gushing caller
Saturday.
A skating party was given on the
Peterson lake Sunday
Ernest Pierce and sister Florence
attended the skating party Sunday
evening.
John Husmann went TO- Ft. Ripley
last week.
There will be Christmas fair at
the schoolhouse in Dist. 70 Dec 18th,
given by the W. G. clab in the after
noon and evening. They are trying to
raise money enough for an organ for
tho schoOI
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FOR SALE
CEDAR AND OAK posts for sale.
e3-S VIM. q. Gray,
18th st. Broadway Addition.

ORDER FOR HEARING APPLICATIO
FOR APPOINTMENT OF ADMINS
TRAITOR.
STATE OF M1NNEsOTA,)
County OF MoaR1sox. ~
In Probate Court,
Special Term, Dec. l. 1901
In the matter OF the estate of Oliver
Syer, deceased:
On receiving and filing the petition of
Jurdin Syerr., of the county of Nor
among other things, that Oliver
syer, late of the county of Nor:
10th day. Of October: A. D. 1904, at the
county Of Morrison died interstate, and be-
ing m inha bitant Of this county at the
time of his death, leaving goods, Chattels
and estate within this county, aud that
the said petitioner is the widow Of said
,deceaSe d and praying that administration
of said estate be to Jurdin Syer granted;
day of Dec, A. D. 1904. at 10 o'clock a.
NJ. at the probate office, i'll the court house
in the city of Little Falls, in said county,
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to
all persons interested, by publishing this
order once in each week for three success
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in
the Little Falls Herald, a weekly legal
newspaper, printed and published at
Little Falls, in said county.
Dated at Little Falls, MIMI, this LIST
day Of Dec, n. D. 1904.
>sea1) " E. +. SHAW.
d. Judge of Probate.
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~FLENSBURG ..

Dec. S-Mrs. August Mrozek is
very sick.
Martin Wojchowski transacted bust
ness at the county seat Monday.
Albert Trezbiat owski Of Little Falls
is visiting here.
hey. Wippich Was ia Randall Thurs
day.
Steve PerovetZ returned from the
waods. He SAYS men are too plentiful.
Mike flourish and daughter went to
Minneapolis where they will be en-
played.
The chimney sweeper was in the
village Wednesday,.
Little Falls passengers we're: John
Minchow, David Sjoquist, Mrs. Paul
Limanczek and Andrew John and son.
Tom Pavlowski of Perham was Wis
itiug here last week.
E1r. and Mrs. Prodzowski and Mar
tin Super and son we're in Little Falls.
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RANDALL

Dec. 1.-Two cars of stock and ma
chinery arrived here on Sunday morn
Ing and were unloaded Monday morn
ing. The owner has gone to Parker
town and will live on tie Henry
Sykes place.
A meeting Of the creamery board
and stockholders was held on Dec. 1st
to determine if the creamery would
operate all winter. Ii was decided to
shut down on Dec. 10th and remain
closed until after the holidays or to
such time as may be determined at
the annual meeting which " ill be held
early in January.
DR.. Newell is so afflicted with rheu-
matism that he is confined to the
house most of the time.
Hip. hip. hurrah for the New
Years ball A grand ball at the new
town hall on Monday, Jan. I'd, 1905.
Tickets SOC, supper extra. Come one,
Come all and attend the glorious New
Years ball. Good music good man.
a2enent and good time guaranteed.
A few, a very few, of those inter-
ested in the creamery have contended
right along that buttermaker could
and should be hired for much less
wages than $40 per month. being the
wages paid. But statement made by
one who has taken the trouble to fig-
ure it out ought to put stop to all
such arguments. The statement is to
the effect that the premium over the
top New York market price that Mr.
Hanstrom got for what butter he
made here this summer would reduce
his wages to about $32 per month. On
the other hand if we had a $50 butter
maker and we should lose one grade
| on one months shipment of butter,
it would increase his wages for the
month i. from so to, about $50 per
month, besides running down the re-
putation Of the creamery.
! ". R. Campbell arrived home on
Friday evening and is now making
preparations for the distribution of
; the mail on r. F. D. No. 2.
| The new Methodist church is now
enclosed and work is progressing on
it nicely.
| "A new barn is another improve
ment added to the German Lutheran
| church property.
The Randall Shakespeare literary
| association will meet Tuesday even
! ing, Dec. 18th, and have the following
! program:
; Violin solo Chester WILEY
Recitation Charlotte Danielson
Essay Eugene Thrall
! Vocal solo Mrs E. Davis
! Debate: Resolved that the press
should be totally free. Affirmative
Edward Davis and Miss Elsie Wiley.
| Negatively. Ehr and Miss Clara
Blanchard.
Song by the socisty, Columbia the
| Gem Of the Ocean.
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Came onto my place, about Oct
18th, a black SOW, few white spots,
weighing about Is lbs. Owner re-.
quested to pay charges. and take
away.
40-3 Jos. Priener, Pierz
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SULLIVAN LAKE

Nov. % to Dec. 6.-Mr. Smart
went home Tuesday.
Mr.. Chambers of Little Falls came
up to the lake on business Monday.
Master Merle Look is confined to
the house with bad cold.
G. -. Look banked the school house
Wednesday afternoon.
T. S. Look and Batters were haul
Ing hay Friday from Sucker Brook.
mr. CALDWELL will have the post
office soon.
Miss Mabel Sims is quite sick.
Mrs. Sims visited at T. S. Look 8
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Cook visited at Mrs. Caldwell S
Friday.
Alice Cook is again attending
school.
Mrs. Peter Adkins and family came
home last week and will spend the
winter here.
A. W. Cook will paper his house
outside and inside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ca1well were lake
callers Tuesday.
hi. Cad we'll received his telephone
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ford is papering her house.