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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
FlENSBURG

Aug. 3O.-StackinQ is nearly done
and the familiar whistle of the thresh-
Ing machine is to be heard in every
direction.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. JasdezewsRi, Mr..
and Mrs. Stavis and Jake Mrozik
were in Little Falls Saturday.
Mike Super was In Swan River
Sunday.
Martin Wojciehowksi was in Little
Falls Friday.
~. Mike and Vincent Wojciehowski,
John Peka and Vincent Mrozik went
to Perham Tuesday, where they expect
to WORK with Wojciehowski Bros
threshing machine.
L. Gregerson was in Little Falls
Saturday.
FRANK Zilka will be engineer on
Machke Bros. threshing machine this
season.
Joe Super, accompanied by some
friends from Swan River. went to
Tower City, N. D., Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Larson were in
Little Falls Saturday.
Thos. Ysnta is employed as band
cutter on Msschke Bros. threshing
machine.
Joe Rutza and Zuthknowaki were
IN Little Falls Wednesday.
Miss Laura Carlson was visiting
friends in Swanville Tuesday.
Mr.. Jas. Davis was baptized at the
Catholic church last Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
PARKER

Aug. O-Clarence Pantzke was in
Randall Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Ehr and Mrs. E.
| NJ. Covert of Randall enjoyed a pleas.
ant drive to Parker Sunday.
Threshing has began in this locality.
T. Bentler was here Sunday.
Ray Covert was in Randall Monday.
| The school house was cleaned Mon.
0ay and the same work gives the
building much more pleasing look.
Miss Nellie Hegg Of Randall called
on her parents here Sunday.
Thomas Donnely is making hay en-
the Boyce place.
Harry Sibley will work at J. N.
Nelson's while Mr.. Nelson is EN-.
ployed In Dakota.
Mrs. E. Covert returned home from
Randall after q few weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. N. Ehr of that
place.
Herb Pierce spent Sunday with will
Pierce Of East Parker
Emma Jaschke, who for the past
few weeks has been visiting with her
brother and sisters left for st. Paul
days before going to Carver county,
where she will enter school.
Eugene Thrall came to Parker Tues.
day, where he assisted j. Nelson, af-
ter which they left for Campbell, n.
D.. to work at threshing.
Miss Tena Bochoski of Flensburg ia
visiting her grandmother.
Mrs NJ Mead returned to her home
in North Parker Sunday, after few
weeks visit with parents
Meat Is delivered at this place bv
the Randall meat man.
Mr.. Dahlgren and family visited at
the home Of Hegg Sunday.
There was party at R. Peachin q
Saturday. A large crowd attended.
Several different amusements were en-
joyed until late hour.
Monday is Labor Day, a legal holi-
day, 80 mail will not be delivered on
that day.
Joseph Bochoski and brother were
at Flensburg Monday.
Sidney Mead of North Parker called
at this place Wednesday.
Helen Jaschke, Emma Jaschke, Paul
Jaschke and J. N. Nelson enioyed
Thursday on Bellamy lake.
Myrs G. Snow left Saturday for
Long Lake. where she will visit rela.
tives
L. Siebert and Mr.. Holum nassed
through this place Thursday en- route
for the harvest fields.
NJ. Bernethy has bought S. Mead's
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
BRlCkYARD

Aug. 3O.-Miss Della Bartholomew
returned from visit at Mrs. Neils at
Green Prairie Thursday.
Misses Violet Scott, Della Bartholo.
new, Louise Krussow and Mavme
Bartholomew were visitors at Mrs.
Lille Reid's Saturday.
Mrs. Vanzile of Swanville and he1
granddaughter, Nellie Harris, came
down to visit her friends last week,
Miss Nellie returned to her home at
Cookston Friday night.
Mrs. Della Matteson accompanied
Mrs. Vanzile to Swanville to visit
friends for few days. .--- - -
Mrs. Manbeck and daughter, Mrs.
Chambers, visited Mrs. Latham of
Little Falls Thursday.
The brickyard school Will commence
Sept. 9Th with Mrs. Edwards as pri.
mary teacher and o. T. Tables as
princi pal and all scholars should at
tend.
There was surprise Saturday even.
ing on Vern Savage. All enjoyed q
very pleasant time and went home at
late hour.
Miss Louise Krussow returned to
her home at Minneapolis Sunday after
There will be Sunday school picnic
next Saturday down In the pines by
Mr. Larson's.
There was surprise party at Mr..
Longfellow's Saturday night. Cake
and coffee were served. All had good
time. It was in honor Of Miss Louise
KrussoW.
Mr.. Reid and family went out to
Fish Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage and children
went to Fish Lake Sunday to enjoy an
outing.
The homes of Joe Seba, John Smuda
and Andre v johnson are guaranteed
for diptheria.
Mr.. Guist has returned to this place
after visit with his daughter at
Kirkhoven for the past winter and
summer.
Miss Laura Foisy of Little Falls Wis.,
tied at Mrs.. SCOTS Thursday and FRI
day.
Egypt, Ancient and MODERN is
the title of q lecture by Philip F.
Miehalany of Cairo, Egypt. at the
Congregational church Friday even
ing, Sept. list. at O'Clock. tickets 26
cents. The proceeds will 90 to benefit
OF our church here and everybody IL
cordially invited.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
North Parker

Aug. 80 -Walter Little was in Lit.
tie Falls Monday.
Died-Charles, the infant son of Nh.
and Mrs. Chas. Chandler, Aug. 9th,
of diphtheria. We extend our heartfelt!
sympathy to the bereaved parents.
DR.. Milispsugh was here Sunday.
W. S. Gish and family were in
Little Falls Monday
Miss Nellie Sullivan visited at J. P.
Little 8 Monday.
Henry ard Albert Garrison left for
Campbell Monday.
Miss Wilson Of Ft Ripley mas ap-
piled for the school in Dist. 30.
Parker correspondent. you wanted
Us to have literary, but when we
are willing to have it you wanted it
South Parker. That isn't fair. If
We want a literary We don't have to
20 to South Parker to have it, but we
will have it in the Church of God
building. II you want one 30 bad in
South Parker, why don't you get one
up yourself3
Chas signor helped John Burr Mon.
dav and Tuesday.
w. ". Nutter drove to the Falls
Tuesday.
Mrs. signor was Randall visitor
Monday.
JOHN Burr was was a Randall wis.,
itor Monday.
CHS. Treacy was a Randall caller
FridHv.
NOTICE-Trial subscription to the
Little Falls Herald, months for 26c.
Walter Little, Agent.
Mrs. Longley is somewhat better
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman received
news that their daughter Lillian is
very low with consumption in South
Dakota.
Ms. e. W. Sullivan and family
were in Little Falls Saturday.
Joe Longley hauled load of hay to
Randall Saturday.
f.. W. Sullivan lie building q new
barn.
Buff correspondent. you made q
mistake last week. You said Chas.
Shutter and los. Longley had gone
west. Oh NO, not yet.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
BUCHANAN

Aug. 29.-Born-To Mr.. and Mr.,
Henry Roos..Jr.. Aug. 9th, . dsugh-
ter.
Frank Handel and wife OF Agram
visited at Mrs. MazvMeyer's Saturday.
VIM. Vosen and wife of Pierz visited
ct Mr.. VIM. Den5en Sunday.
John Rooo loft Of the Dakota harvest
folds Monday.
Mr.. stapler and family returned to
st. Cloud afser . weeks visit with re-
1atives here.
Frank Mischke started his new
threshing rig Monday.
Miss Alma Meyer left for Royslton
Thursday after visiting relatives here.
Joe Wisebrick and Aug. Knop re-
turned from Wisconsin Thursday.
Andrew and Jas. Thoen were bust.
ness callers here Sunday.
Herbert Neuman and George vii.
son Of Royalton were business caller.
here Monday.
Our local threshers find it hard te
get their crews together this year 81
men are scarce this season.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
R0YALTON

Aug. 29.-Eugene Rasicot went to
Glenwood to attend the funeral Of his
sister. in'law's son, who died of brain
fever.
Mrs. Tore Emerson of Morrill, was
here Monday.
Mrs. G. Rhoda went to Little Falls
Monday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. White.
Mrs. r. Dragoo left Saturday for
her old home.
Miss Ella McGonsgle. who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to
Minnea polls.
John Goodwin went to Casselton
Friday. where he will work in the
harvest.
Miss Bessie HolIenbeck came down
from Little Falls Wednesday and
spent the afternoon and evening with
her cousin, Philena Buckout, and re-.
turned to her home Thursday.
0. B. Pnrinton is now the night
operator. he went on Monday night.
Miss Anges came home Saturday
from Minneapolis for a visit.
Miss Bessie Hathaway OF Clearwater
is visiting with her grandfather, J.
A. Miller.
Miss Agnes Schwartz Of Mime.
apolis, who has been visiting her par
ents, will return to her work Friday.
Charlie Renick was taken to st.
Gabriels hospital Tuesday where he
was operated on for appendicitis by
DR.. Rockford of Minneapolis and DR..
J. P. Chance of Royalton.
The gun club tournament last week
was successful affair, and we'll at
tended. R D. Gaptill Of Aitkin. one
of the leading shots OF America. was
present, and made 243 hits out Of 26O
shots. 81 per cent, with Rboda second,
81 per cent, Dragoo third. Sc per cent
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
West DARLING

Aug. 80.-The school bell for the
new schoolhouee in District 80 has
been ordered. School will commence
Sept nth, and all parents are re-
questea to go that tho children come.
Andrew Tritbaugh u running an
engine for Q thresher In Parker.
Mrs. J. Tritbaukh of Randall 10
vieitinR Mrs. Andrew Tritbaugh.
Mrs. N. Mueller and children Of
Randall ere hero visiting relatives
Rookdale farmer 10 busy stacking,
and Highland Grove farmer 10 help
Ing him.
August Blomquisr will soon leave
for the West, to be gone about two
months.
Albert Zimmerman cut grass for the
Darling Grove farmer. -
Frank Anderson and family this
week moved on the Chas. Regnell
place.
Louis Anderson. who is employed
near Morris, says that % q day il
paid and that threshing 10 being done
from the stack.
There will be services at Freedmen
Grove farm next Sunday afternoon at
9 O'Clock, Rev. Peterson of Flensburo
conducting. All invited.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
) SCOTS
! IF u SION

ID it cures the cold. That's
lat is necessary. Itsoothes the
throat because it reduces the
-::iitation; cures the cold because
i; drives out the inflammation
>1!!ds up the weakened tissues
::cause it nourishes them back
, their natural strength. That's
DIV SCOTS Emulsion deals with
. sore throat, a cough, cold,
Il bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND YOU
A SAMPLE FREE.
:c0TT s BOVINE, 4oe s E:"; 4! Street
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
r. F. p. NO. 9.

Aug. So.-Mr: and Mrs. John Kaiser
of Buckman visited Mr.. Kaiser's par.
ents in Swan River Sunday.
John Wistrowski returned from St.
Paul, where he had been employed.
Miss Stella kososkie visited at Mr..
Wiatrowksi's Saturday and Sunday.
The dance at Gollnick's was well
attended and everybody reported a
good time. aass ---- --"
Miss Julia Pierzina and Miss Mary
Januzewski attended the dance here
Saturday night.
Lots of Little Falls sports were here
to attend the dance Saturday night.
Albert Gosiak was in Little Falls
Monday.
Anton Januzekski was in Little
Falls Thursday
Ed. Laskie made a business trip to
Little Falls Thursday.
DR.. Chance of Royalton was here to
attend the Fay Creek Muskrats dance.
Stanley Kliber returned home Satur-
day from Casselton.
P. J. Wozniak was here Sunday.
Paul and Albert Dziabas visited at
Ed. Cash Sunday.
Almost all the farmers are done with
stacking this week and all expecting
to thresh.
MIR. and Mrs. Puchalla Of North
Prairie were visiting friends here.
Albert Pierzinski rented 400 acres Of
land in Buchanan. As soon as he gets
his crops of and does little thfeshing
around here. he will 60 to the place.
He also has his farm for rent. He in
tends to move his family to Buckman.
A game Of baseball was played here
Sunday between the hay Greek Musk
rats and Scrubs. The score was 70 16
In favor of the Scrubs.
A. J. Socher started to thresh this
week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
East Darline.

Aug. 30.-The belle of Darling has
again gone to Chicago, but we hesr
that she will be back soon. $500
Otis st. Dennis and John Larson
have about finished hay ing.
Ihere will be services at the Swed-
ish Lutheran church next Sunday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. All requested to
attend. Meetings are only once. q
month and church members should
turn out.
Mrs. F. Nouie and son have re-
turned to- Peoria, Ill.,, after a visit
with the family of J. G. Bourassa.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01

real estate near Red Lake, and will
move ur there soon.
Mrs. G. I. Berg left for Page, N.
l.. where she will teach in the public
school of that place.
j. R. Snow was in Randall Friday
Henry Dinsman Of Fit. Ripley was
here Sunday.
Henry Dingmsn of FIT. Ripley was
mere Sunday.
Leo Bottls, who has been visiting
his uncle P. Jaschke, left for his
home at St. Paul Friday last
john Hegg had force of men help
ing him construct barn Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
RANDALL

Aug. 29.-Chas. Chandler end fami.
ly of Parker are under quarantine for
diphtherla and one death has taken
place at this writing, a little boy Eve
years Gold dying Tuesday forenoon.
s. G. Cochran is p1e pairing to shin
another car of cattle.
Most of the laborinx men have gone
to the threshing fields.
Frank Bailey has gone to Gushing
with his saving rig to do some saw.
ing for Nordlund & Kjeldergaard.
Walter Folsom was doing business
in Randall one day this week, and b.
A: Rider was up here looking after
his farm.
Fred Schwanke has sold his property
IN Staples to W. 8. Gisn.
Mrs. Roy Renyson has returned after
an extended visit with friends in the
southern part of the state. Mr.. Runy-
son has rented one of j. X. Stephen.
son 8 houses and again located * Ran.
dali
Andrew Allen has moved out of the
Oothoudt house and is comfortably
located in the W. j. Turner house.
Don Freeman Ct st. Cloud was do.
ING business in Randall last week and
had an automobile with him. A good
many enjoyed ride in it. Some he
took to Little Falls and back again.
he bought several pieces of land round
here and paid az high as S45 per acre
for some Of 1t.
G. Duggan Of Owen Sound, Ontario,
has come to visit with his daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Calhoun. It was twenty. one
years ago last January since they last
seen each other.
Hans 9csch and family are spending
q week at Lake Alexander and Frank
Reflex Is offending to the business.
Mr. and Mrs. LETTERS Is home sgian
and toots 10 happy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
The Better
Way

The tissues of the throat are
famed and irritat e d; YOU
lyh, and there is more irrira
more coughing. You take
Ugh mixture and it eases the
:~~auon-fov 2 while. You take
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01

Miss Beth Warner returned to
White Bear Friday,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01
GREEN PRAIRIE

Aug. 20.-Richafd Neiu returned
from visit at st. Cloud Saturday.
Harry Wales spent Sunday at his
home In Rail Prairie.
A number of friends spent pleae-
ant evening at the home OF r. Neill's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Relmick and children
of Randall visited mere Sunday.
J. Waline left Wednesday for Dako-
Ia, where he vii be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norton Of Randall
visited on the Prairie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs 8. .Hamm erbeck and
Mrs. Nelson were here Sunday.
Mrs. Edden and daughter were in
Little Falls Saturday.
Miss Madge Cornwell Of Little
Falls visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Neill g
Saturday and Sunday, returning to
her home Monday.
Mrs. Hall of Clough, who has been
visiting at her sons. E. Eckerson.
went to LlttleFa lls where she Is visit.
in9.-for short time.
Lille Swanson, who mas been at the
hoeital at Little Falls, returned to her
home Saturday and is getting along
fine.
Eugene Warren and Miss Mabel
Brsnnen of Little Falls were the
guests of Jessie Jessie Neill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nicholson and child.
rem Of Randall were visitors at J. JAR
Wis Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nlcnois Of Ciough
were visiting at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. s. Swindell Sunday.
Rev. Wallar conducted services at
the church Sunday. Quite a large
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cooley of Lake
Alexander spent Sunday evening at R.
Neills. going to Little Falls Monday
morning.
Geo. Swindell returned home Satur.
day from an extended business trip to
Iowa, Wisconsin and the Twin Cities.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-01

Miss Margaret Moore is home from
Superior for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Moore.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-07-07

Two base hits, Peterson, Townsend.
Coll; stolen bases, Kohl, Daily, Wiley,
Stein; bases On balls, off LeCroix 1;
hit by pitched balls. by leCroix 1;
struck out, by Benn Q. by LeCroix Z;
passed ball, futile L. Time of game,
two hours. Umpire, Russel.
The umpire gave general dissatisfac-
ton as all of his close decisions we're
against the home team. If we are 60
ing to have bali games it will pay the
managers of the managers of the Black
Hills League to put in good umpires
and pay them suitably for their SER
vices, as poor umpire spoils the
game.
German has great trick of getting
in front of the ball so as to get first
base. This mag be ball playing but it
is not the kind the fans like to see.
Benn's hit came as surprise in the
ninth inning and ii the ball had been
sharply from right field, Wiley could
not have scored. The local team does
not display the snap that the visitors
do in returning.
1t was hard luck for LeCroix to lose
the game, as he should have won it.
1t he had not weakened perceptibly in
the ninth, the game would have stood
to in favor of the Springs. And yet
it is very discouraging for pitcher to
see fly drop in the field that should
have been caught.
Peterson again played good ball. He
is fayorite with great many of the
fans, and such playing as he has done
for the last two days will bring back
his old time prestige
In Diamond the Springs has play
er that is full of snap and energy. A
few more like him OIL the team and the
''hoodoo" might be broken.
Gierhart played good ball. He made
number of hard put outs alone and
unassisted, although Lussi and Le-
Croix both backed up first base in
first class style during the game.
Benz was very effective when hits
meant runs. It is seldom you see
three men on has es and one man out,
and not a score come in.
Tuttle caught good game behind
the bat, but is very weak in throwing
to second.
Games will be played on the home
grounds Saturday and Sunday against
Rapid City.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-07-07
struck out. Daily hit sharply toward

struck out. Daily hit sharply toward
the pitcher, the ball striking the UNI
pire and glancing off into left field.
German scored and Stein also came in
A long wrangle now ensued as to
whether Stein was entitled to score or
should return to third. After about
twenty minutes of rain and wrangling
the umpire decided that Stein should
be returned to third. Kohl was out
pitcher to first. For the home team
Diamond the first man up in the first,
hit safe and was forced to second by
Garvey' hit to the pitcher. Gierhart
hit to Stein who threw wild to Daily,
the ball rolling into right field and
fumbled by Macy, Garvey taking
third on tie play and Gierhert reach
ing second. Peterson hit for two bas-
es, scoring Garvey and Gierhart and
bringing in the only runs secured by
the home team. In the third inning
there was good chance for several
runs, but when hits we're needed they
could not be found. Diamond for the
second time hit safe; Garvey bunted
and Wiley fumbled, and Garvey was
safe, with Diamond on second. Gier-
hart hit, advancing the base runners.
Lussi hit to Kohl who threw Diamond
out at the plate and Tuttle hit to Kohl
and Lussi was out at second, retiring
the side. In the ninth inning the vis-
itors won the game. Daily the first
man up hit safely and Immediately
stole second. Kohl hit a high fly to
center and had Herman been playing
anywhere in his position he would
have caught it, but he was playing too
far in right field and the ball fell safe
ly, Daily scoring from second. Wiley
hit to LeCroix who threw Kohl out at
third. Macy struck out and Benn
surprised his most ardent admirers by
making hit, bringing In Wiley with
what proved to be the winning run, as
in the last half of the ninth only three
,batters faced Benn and the Belle
Fourche team added the third scalp
from the locals.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-07-07
Yesterday and Today.

The Chicago & Northwestern railway
has issued valuable and interesting
compendium of railway history in the
northwest from the time when the In
ians ceded the United States the last
territory east of the Mississippi up to
the present day. Over hundred pages
of historic matter concerning the vari-
GUS roads forming whet is known as
The Northwestern Line, we'll printed
in strong paper covers, postpaid for
ten cents. w. B. Kniskern, P. T. NJ {,
Chicago. $50