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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
SWANvllLE

Nov. 7.-3olden Greene was Q Bur.
trum visitor Friday.
Or young people have organized q
cinch club and tho first meeting was
held in the N. W. A. hall.
c A. Knox returned from Libson,
N. D.. Wednesday.
Mr.. Gardener Of Lake City azri ved
here Monday ~ the guest of B. B.
Cox and Tuesday he and Mr. Cox de-
parted for Cass county on hunting
Miss Myrle stith and Agnes Connoi.
~ were in Little Falls Saturday.
Messrs. Gross, Renick and sEeedy
and Surveyor Fem were bere last
week sppraisinR the land adjoining
the county ditch in
South 5wsnville
VIM. Milinder returned from Dekota
last week whore he has teen work.
ing on IN elevator.
Andrew Youngdahl returned home
from he west Monday after TWO years
absence.
Ed. Vansile returned from Beardsley
Saturday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. PETE,
Sunday, q son.
Mr. Peterson of Little Falls wal
here Monday on ditch buein ess.
Gustave Reinke has moved hi,
family to Long Prairie where he hat
job In a shoe shop.
Buelow's orchestra gave q dance al
Burtrum Friday evening.
Fred Thoms has moved from Guild.
rum into John Thoms building or
sixth street.
An1I H..
lar monthly meeting Saturday night.
George Thompson Of Glenwood waf
q Swanville visitor last week.
Mrs. John Balmer returned to bel
home at Duluth Friday after an ex.
tended visit with relatives and friends
at Pillsbury.
The German Lutheran church held
their conference here last week and
there were about twenty ministers in
attendance.
MIR. Page Of St. Cloud visited rela.
tives here last week.
Perry Stita has moved his thresh-
ing rig to Upesla.
Chester BiQgerstad formerly Of this
place is held for murder at Duluth.
Bertha Long is again employed in
the r. A. Muske store.
The Herald one year % cents.
Chas. Stith, agent.
Buffalo Journal: Stephen A. John
son has opened q law Office in rooms
over Rettke's restaurant. His bust.
ness card appears on another page Of
this issue. Mr.. johnson came here a
few years ago and has made his
home with his sister, Mrs. Sathr,
but on account of poor health he has
Travelled considerable and has re-
gained his health 10 much that he il
able to attend to his profession.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
East Darling.

Nov. Otis st. Dennis and child.
rem visited last Sunday at Oak Park
hotel in West Darling.
There was fire social Sunday at
Green Grove. and ell had q good
time.
Victor Erickson Is again employed
by the Northern Pacific.
Elm Grove farmer is building a
large stable. It's little cold for out
side carpenter work.
If Queendale avenue is not soon
graded, travellers will be breaking
J their bones on the logs in. the middle
of he road. ..:.t
Daniel Car lson. who was hurt some
time ago by being run over by a wa
gop, is somewhat better.
Two weddings are predicted for this
locality soon.
The Herald one year for 2t cents,
August Blomquist, agent. :,
IN addition to the depot has been
built.
Sunday morning all the telephone
bells chimed tune that Darling had
. fine wedding. The last TO ret
home we're the Fredrickson Bros. We
hear. :"@. "a, =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
Northeast DARLING

Nov. S.-The marriage of Mr.. WAL
ter L. Shaffer of West Virginia and
Miss Bertha Buealke OF this place
took place Saturday evening at :l5 p.
M, at the home of the brides par.
ents. After the ceremony fine sup
per was served to about ninety guests
The wedding dapce was kept up till a
late hour. and refreshments were ser.
ved. All went home saying it was
one of the pleasantest occasions of
the kind they had ever attended. We
extend congratulations and wish the
young folks happy married life.
They will live in West Virginia and
we are sorry to see them 60, as all
here will greatly miss them:
Miss Jennie Liljeblad will soon
leave for Chicago.
Chas. v. johnson and Ole johnson
were at the Falls Saturday.
Bloomfield farmer Is, building an
addition to his stable.
We hear that the former occupant
of Evergreen farm, who went to
Dwight, N. D., doesn't like 1t and
the children wish to come back
again.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
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And it is good for their elders too
u<:: Ask your druggist for it.
RANDALL

NOV. 6:-The creamery meeting held
a few days ago was not largely At.
tended. This Was on account Of the
remarkable fine weather and the busy
season. but there will he q similar
meeting in the near future when
farmers will not be so busy: They can
obtain some very valuable informa.
tion.
Mrs. Hiscock lis home again from
Little Falls much improved IN health.
The teachers' association will meet
here Saturday afternoon and evening.
A good program has been prepared.
and the meetings will be IF vslue to
oil interested In the welfare OF the
tchoole.
The fret attempt at sheep stealing
that has teen tried around here wal
on Monday night when one of Marion
Churchlll's sheep was caught and
dragged or carried away about half q
mile and the sheep got away or The
rerson got tired and let the sheep &c
and 1t was found at Marquis Church.
the lock On Marquis Churchill's her
house was broken and thee fine
chickens and . valuable rooster etolen
Cant blame this to Curley this time,
Frank Bailey is doing lots of wood
eawing these days and he can do lots
Of 1t in short time. He has q splen.
did rig and saws cheap.
Options on about 1000 acres of land
was sold last week. The land lies jue,
north IF Randall. There is q good
deal of debating about it. Some
think it is all right, others not. Some
people sold, others would not. They
think il iron exists there they will
taRe chances of getting some beneh,
out of it and the small payment they
were pay ing did not amount to much
anyhow.
W. j. Turner vent to Little Fall.
on Saturday and paid q. Is costs for q
little trouble he had with Roy Ken.
nyson. Now Turn or has entered a suit
and there perhaps is trouble ahead fol-
Runnyon
John Iritbaugh is building q new
house ON his fve-arce farm east of the
river. We unde, stand that Andrew
Tritbsugh is going to leave the Uarl.
ing farm and is coming back to Ran
dali to 90 into business.
Andrew Hiscock has been having q
bad time with his foot that he got
pierced with q rusty nail. he hae
been to Little Falls to the doctor
three times and his foot is still in q
bad condition.
Andrew Munson. VIM. Stedman and
Jay Lucas are the latest to return
from the West. E. W. Davis and
Franklin Lucas are expet ted to arri e
today.
W. P. Green was up from Little
Falls day or so ago. We understand
he has rented his place for next season
to j. W. England, who will vacate
the O'Brien house and move into tEe
Green house this week.
Information received from DR.. Trace
the house of James Him., two miles
from Darling, was quarantined TO,
diphtheria and the school closed.
The Herald one year for % cents
Beet bargain ever offered. Dan F,
Calhoun, Randall agent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
Platte

Nov. 8.-John Ebertowski returned
home from Larimore, N. D., where
he has been during harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kosobuski have been
sick few days but are getting better.
Miss Clara A. Manure was at Little
Falls to visit her. father, who is very
sick. We all hope ne well soon recov-
or.
Joe Skiba and. Dick Chambers from
the Brickyards, are here this week
deer hunting. .. go. -,
John and Norman Kosobuski and
Frank Novak was at Little Falls Mon.
day with wheat and reporting very
bad road. .rr -.
Mike Faith and Miss Lena Ride
had first call at Esstrup church. -:
Dance was held at Joe Klych last
Sunday. All had . good tine. ~ =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
BRICkYARD

Nov. s.-Mrs scott and daughter
Violet visited Mrs. Lille Reid Mon
day.
Miss Eva Harding Of Little Falls
was the guest of Miss Violet Scott
Saturday and Sunday.
Mira. Howard Hovey visited with
Mrs. Della Matteson Sunday.
The Pleasure seekers society did
we'll Saturday night with their Har~
vest Home supper. The kall was
beautifully decorated with evergreen,
jack -o-lanterEs and corn. The net sum
Of $50 was made and will go for the
benefit of new organ. A large num-
Der from Little Falls attended the sup
per.
Mr.. Beatty and daughter Herman
left on the early morning train Mon
day for Iowa to visit relatives
couple of weeks. He will visit q sis
ter that he has not seen for twenty
i've years.
Miss Minnie Taylor visited at Mrs.
Savage's while here Saturday and
Sunday.
Alfred Lewis, who has been study.
ing telegraphy at the Commercial >ol.
lege at Minneapolis, is home till after
Christmas on q vacation.
Grandpa Smith il sick.
o. Duclos has just finished his last
kiln of brick. He has burnt over
three million brick this season.
Mr.. Love of Little Falls is putting
In hard wovd floors for r. Chambers
this week.
Ernest Benson and the Anderson
bows came home from the West last
week.
Miss Fannie Barner of Little Falls
visited with Mrs. E. Manbeck last
week.
R. Chambers and son Claude and
Joe Skiba went to Sullivan lake Tues
day on little hunt.
David Wright is hauling hay to
town.
+. Mrs. Scott and daughter Violet Wis
tied in Little Fal Tuesday,
Don't forget the great Herald bar
gain. One year for 25 cents. Jacob
PCscn aud Robert Reschke, Pike
Creek age1 is.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
R0YALTON

Nov. S.-Miss Elsie Clark, who il
teaching at Upsals, spent Sunday al
her home.
Chas. Berry of Rice was q business
caller in town Saturday.
Rude and Bob Batter and James
Bockout started for the woods Satur.
day.
Monday evening there was q con.
cert given at the opera house.
Il. O. Buckout drove ont to ris
farm in Bockman Tuesday.
Mr. and hrs. Cramer drove down to
Shaw's to spend the Sunday.
Miss Bernice Sparrow, who .pen1
the last two years in Montana, ar.
rived home Friday.
house Tuesday evening. Nov 18th.
Chae. Conner was county tea,
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Drspoo visited with
friends in st. Cloud last week.
Ed. Moore is here from North La.
kota to visit his family.
T. Herman IL back from North Da.
kota.
The Herald one year for 96 cents
Greatest Of newspaper bargain. W.
l.. McGonsgle, Agent
Mrs. Ed. Reynolds has gone to Wis.
consin to visit her daughter, Mre. M.
Rice.
Miss Edna Rice drove up from he,
home Friday near Rice after load oil
feo and her brother Edgar returned
With her.
Andy Macarthur sold q carload Of
potatoes to Il. Sparrow at as cents.
W. 81. Galley shipped carload Of
potatoes to the Cities and brought
back with him carload of apples.
Come one. come all and hear Dode
Fieke and dance after their music.
Bertha Headlight: Mre. John Riggs
is enjoy ing a visit from her mother,
MRS. K. s. Bodwell. of Royalton
She is on her way to California but
will spend couple weeks here before
proceeding On her journey. Mr.. Bod.
we'll is also expected here by the end
of the week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
Green PRAIRIE

Nov. 81. Waline. who has been
employed In Dakota for the past sum-
mer, returned home last week.
Mrs. r. Nein and daughter Jessie
and MSS Julia Oby visited at VIM.
Eoden's Monday evening.
Mrs. Jessie Swanson and children
Lizzie and Johnnie, who have been
visiting relatives in Minneapolis, re-.
turned home Thursday.
Mr.. Hilmioh of Randall butchered
for Mr.. Larson Tuesday.
Harry Wales, who has been en-
ploy ed at r. Neill's the past summer,
returned to his home IN Rail Prairie
Sunday.
Misses Jessie Nelll, Madge Cornwell
aud Mabel Brannen attended the dance
at Ft. Ripley Saturday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Swindeu visited at n.
Schlax Sunday.
Miss ees Clara and Elise &c den Wis
tied in Randall Tnurdsy afternoon.
Miss Minnie Laitu1e visited friends
In Little Falls for few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Waline visited at
Mr.. anderson 8 Sunday.
Miss Regina Eokersou visited her
parents Saturday and sunday and re-
turned to her school Monday.
misses Madge Cornweu and Mabel
Brannen OF Little Falls were the
guests of Miss Jessie Neill Saturday
and sunday.
Among those who attended the we'd
ing at Mr.. Begalki's Saturday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. q. Larson and
children and Chas. Wittwer and sister
Martina.
Mrs. E. Eckelson visited at Mr..
r. Neill's Tuesday.
Axel Anderson, who has been EN-.
ployel at Wshpeton, NJ D., returned
hume last week.
Among the Little Falls visitor Sat.
urday we're J. Jarvis. VIM. Edden, 9.
Pray. I'd. Cannon and Chas. 9ed-
neey.
Remember the great Herald bargain
one year for rs cents.
A dance was given at the home CT
Mrs. Jessie Swanson Friday evening.
A large crowd attended and all had 8
good time
Among those from Little Elk who
attended the dance at Mrs. j. Swan
son 8 were Misses Vina Trask, Laura
Matteson and Miss Carpenter and Al
bert Peterson, and those from Little
Falls were Misses Mays ie and Ethel
Chadwick and brother Albert.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
LASTRUP

Nov. 6.-Born-To. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Becker, q son. All doing well.
The school board Of District 80 is
planning to put in furnace in the
new school b ouse Just erected.
p: Wagner has taken the job as
ianitor in the Laetrup congregation. +.
: John Wise is putting on new siding
on Mrs. LaskowAki' q house.
j. Albert Keller has enlisted in the
army Of Laetrup trappere. 80.
y The Hersld one / year 90 cents,
Brinkman Brcs., agents. #..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
r. F. p. NO. 3.

Nov. Stanton Januzewski drove to
Little Falls Thursday.
Walter kanaswsKi attended church
at North Prairie Wednesday.
Polly Sniziek returned home from
Chicago last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Psyk was at
Little Falls Thursday.
John Perzina was in Little Falls
Tuesday.
Joe Kaiser and Joe Geek visited at
Buchanan Wednesday and returned
Thursday.
Frank Gosiak purchased shot gun
last Saturday.
Peter Wozniak was here Sunday on
business.
Walter and Ignatlrs Kansawski were
hauling wood Thursday.
Paul Wojdula returned from Dakota
Wednesday.
A. J. Sacher made a business trip
to Fawndale last Sunday.
Lawrence Januzewski was busy
hauling cord wood to tie shool last
week.
Miss Susan Pierzina left for Little
FAILS Monday where she will be EN-.
ployed.
Paul krottoshlnsky and son went to
Platte t. hunt deer.
Lawrence and Mike Januze wski and
Mary and Lucy Januzewski attended
church at North Prairie Wednesday,
Report of District 8 for the month
ending Nov. 3rd is as follows:
No. days taught 20
No. pupils enrolled SO
Average daily attendane 16
Those neither absent nor tsrdy dur
ing the month were Queen Bradt,
May kunza, Matte and Iren Larson
and Rose and Otto Anderson. Those
missing two days or less were Rose
Socher, Joe Manka and Helen Trettel.
Edna F. Taylor, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
North Parker

Nov. flames Sullivan attended
the dance in Randall Thursday.
Martin Ooutbouat is blowing for
Sam Shutter.
8. Treacy was in Randall Monday.
James Sullivan attended the dance
given by R. Dedin Saturday.
Herald one year IS cents at Walter
Will Jones left Monday for the
northern part Of the state where he
will work this winter.
The spelling school was held Friday
Dean Nutter ls going to do chores
for Chas. Signor this winter. Chas.
is eoing to the woods.
were James Sullivan, Walter Little,
Ted Shutter, Sam Shutter, Julia Sui
Ivan and Katie Sullivan.
A certain person hauled some BIRCH
wood belonging to Mex Firestone,
who is now in the insane asylum at
Fergus Falls.
Morton Oouthoudt and wife have
returned from Winnebago City, where
he has been employed this fall.
Aug sager returned from Campbell
Saturday.
IRON ORE NEWS
Nov. l0.-1500 acres of land il
bought ~ capitalist at $50 per acre.
Test pits will be sunk within 80 days.
Randall is full of prospectore.
James Sullivan. substituted for W.
P. Sullivan on R. F. D. No. Tues
oay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. MCCARTHY Wis.,
ted at e. W. Sullivan's Wednesday
and Thnrsday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10

Ruth and Anna Miner, (, children OF
q. Miner of Ninth street. northeast
are Ill with typhoid fever, -,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
LINCOLN

Nov. S.-Peter Swanson came up
from Little Falls where he has been
working on a road to 6n contract
which he has taken.
Howard Enke was in Little Falls
Monday.
NJ. Enke has just completed siding
the building occupied by the store Of
Shepherd and Engel.
Willie Staples came up to attend the
funeral Of his cousin, VIM. Warmer.
Mrs G A. Neal and children, who
have teen visiting during the past
week with her father S. L. Staples,
returned to their home in Little Falls
Tuesday.
Died-Nov. 2nd, at 8 p. m. William
T., Oldest SOD of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo..
b. Walinner, living 2 IL miles north
west Of ttis village, of severe attack
Of typhoid fever of two weeks dura-
ton. William was born in Spring.
field, Ark, Jan. 25, 1889. He was q
bright young man, free from bad
habits and we'll liked by all VINO knew
him. Funeral services were held at
the home at 2 p. NJ, Nov. 4th, Rev
erands Sutton and Mccoy officiating.
The remains were laid to res. on the
farm beside those Of sister and
grandmother. He leaves to mourn his
loss father, mother, four sisters and
two brothers. 1t is thought that he
took the disease while in North Da.
kota, as he was never quite we'll since
his return. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty.
The Herald one year Is cents. j. F.
Shepherd. agent.
Rev. Sutton and Rev. Mccoy are
still delivering sermons in the Lincoln
schoolhouse. They are both good
sI eakers and their services are enjoyed
very much by the people.
Hairy Murphy has returned home
from Nebraska.
Mrs. Leslie Pickit and children Wis
tied F. q. Straub and family at Fer.
gus Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10

A. c.. Brandt, who has been scaling
here this summer, will work for the
Carpenter Lamb Co. this winter az
inan0Ckor. -. = ~: ~ -,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
MT. MORRIS

Nov. 6.-Miss Laura Larson visited
school in Dist % Friday.
A. J. Nelson was hauling saw dust
from Du]ce Thurday.
Lars Talberg is still working on
the road with q crew of men and
teams.
Dan johnson has lost 10 head Of
cattle and has been looking for them
for the pact two weeks.
Erick Talberg shot ''panther'
Saturday.
Some parties from Rice were here
after lumber Saturday.
The deer season will open on thu
10th. Remember no hunting withou,
q license.
The Herald one year fer % cents.
Frank P0lineky, agent
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10
SCOTS Emulsion
Of Cod Liver Oil

1t will nourish and strengthen
-: body when milk and cream
i...l to do it. SCOTS Emulsion
is always the same; always
palatable and always beneficial
where the body is wasting from
any cause, either in children
or adults.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-10

Ed Briese and family arrived from
Westport Saturday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
CHURCHES Ar TOO MANY
preacher Says Surplus Should Be
Burned Houses Of Worship Are N
Hi 4.s:tl 4 Living at Dying Rate.

!; Bingha1aton, N. 7 Much comment
has been caused by the startling state,
znent that j would be better if many
churches we're burned made, by Rev
sIIlts Sly lstei;. presto d nts Of Hamil-
,toa college tn. a sermon preached in the
First Congregational church in this
city. FL 4 III b Is; II. s-5
/ Probably s, 900 churches in this conn
TRY could be spared il they were dis
posed Of in that wa u, declared Presi-
dent Styker, who was preaching on the
subject al The Modern Interpretatio
iof Providence 81 81
The tendency has been the division
of the church " said he.sF .'In too many
places the NUMBER of churches erected
is entirely beyond the reed of the COM
rnunities, now and for long time to
come
They are living at a poor, d wing rate.
;tand 1t would be better il many OF the
churches were burned. the people gath
erred into one IA rye church and the sur.
plus money used to carry the Gospel
Into those fields where it has not vet
been taken. BY SO doing the cause Of
Christ and humanity would be farbetter
conserved.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
rs GIVEN NEW EYELlDs.
MAN Who Lost Them III Explosion Un-
sdergoes Remark Operation II
at Column bus.


Columbus renar able surgical;
operation has been performed at Mount
Carmel hospital, 4 man being given a
new let 81 lower eyelids. A n exalnina.
ton made for the frst time since 81 he
work was done shows that 4 b Z opera
tion probably will prove entirely sue
rsas1sEssI sss
isast vi. III ISserrB caHgs.ts
3dtss i; M IL sss xpHosion ii ssHieh
liz srsss bad Iy burned ahart the fare
aESa head and lis losser eselid ysessep
afsatFayeds Seine y nae ago 40 aft eaapt:
ssss made ios replace hem. bTt 1T was4
,sssssses.essful Recently another trial
was made. ne ne Vi lids were formed
nv grating skin from Keir's arm. The
eyes we're sew ed shut and bandaged.s
When the bandages VI ere removed III
was found possib ie remove the;
itches from one iasye i. and hose from
khe ouheg eye VI ere re in0y ed la ter
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
BET ON DEATH; BOTH DIE.
Wealthy Bachelor and Young En-
ginesr Lay Wagers on Result
of Their Illness.

.55 New York.--Wh hen two friends lay q
wager as to which will die first, who
will settle the bet after both are dead,
and who gets thesmoney? That is the
question that the Bay Ridge people are.
trying to settle. One mans body was
found some time ago, and the other
came out of the river Just recently.
Both have been missing long enough,
so that they may have died together.
NJ Henry Schwanwedel was a bachelor
and and lived with his sister in Brooklyn.
When he settled up his business with
$lbO,O00 he tried to- learn the trick OF
doing nothing. SchWanwedel was al
ways OF q nervous temperament, and
when u he stopped work all the symp-
toms in the doctor books lit ON him.
He then took to watching his symp-
toms. AZ MI. .5 Eth III 8 8>.
SchWanWeaal used to stroll down to-
q meter works, near his home, about
noontime in his daily walk. He would
speak to the Workmen as they hung
about the place after their dinner pals
were cleaned out One day he found
a sympathetic listener. Adam HILL.
man, the engineer, was 20 years
younger than the other. man, but his
yictua ais did not agree with him.
Neither 1s would admit, however, 1 that
. 1ll a other tle. was as badly of as he
Dragged. 4, q, az a
mol many weeks ago the men in the
factory say Hillman was heard to call
out: Well, old man, I'll make you !
bet that | die first Il .i..3 9.
III take you" was the quick an
swer. sy 5e .9;! 9TH s. . Z,
The amount wagered was $500. Both
then disappeared. 5@. 3t.s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Cash IN Dis cARDED HOSE.
Woman Forgsts She Had $50 Banked
In Them Tow Hunts
N Casto5fs.

81. I.6ria. llse poll Il ave lsselts
asized TO locate 49, ST. Louis
oman described til afi; ola pair SlS
stockings il ii do tslleafs
store After pickiR cut d lyssif oft
fancy hose the yeorsa fatired I'd ono
sof tlies Fssisates roeIas III d tore ana
elsangea her old stockings for tlIas
rev The castSoff hosiery was thrown
into b waste basket.
was not until some lime later.
while In another store that the wonl-
an discovered her loss; or rat her, be-
Thought herself of the $50 III bills
which she had secreted Id her stock
ing FOR afe-keeping before coming
down town to Join the barg game counter
rush,
Ii was q very excited woman who
rushed back to the store where she had
bought the stockings and Instituted u
search for the old pair. Not trace
oe thorn could be found.