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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-23
BRlCkYARD

June 21-Sam DIN of Little Falls
was caller here last week.
Mrs. Scott and daughter Violet re-
turned home from Lincoln last Fri
day.
Perry Smith and family of Little
Falls visited at G.. w. Smiths Sun.
day.
Mrs. Clara solderman of Steele. N.
D.. was the... guest Of Violet Scott
Sunday. She has gone to -Clough to
take care Of her brother. Will Ashton,
who IL reported very sick.
Mrs. E. Msnbeck is putting a fine
porch on her house and 1t makes q
great improvement.
Albert Ridlon went to Clouqet Tues
day to work on the boom.
Baby Ridlon has been very sick but
is better now. It was baptized Mon
day afternoon.
Everett Savage had the misfortune
Of losing one OF bis horses last Satur-
day. We hope it will not discourage
him with his mail route.
Misses Minnie and Jessie Taylor and
Edward Taylor went to Brainerd
Monday to visit relative few days.
Misses Linnie and HERNIA Beatty
were callers here Wednesday.
Mr.. D. Longfellow and Miss Long,
fellow called on Mis-. E. Manbeck
Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rutz
June 10, twin girls.
We had no preaching Sunday on &C.
count Of rain.
It just rains most all the time here.
1t looks If We will not have any gar
dens.
Baby Longfellow Is sick.
A. K. Longfellow purchased a fine
go.cart FIR their baby this week.
Miss Nellie Barris Of Crookston
came down here Tuesday noon and
then went to Swanville to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Vanzile and 9th or
relatives.
Alvs Muncey went to Bemidji last
week to spend the summer with Mrs.
Clara Muncey.
Mrs. Biach visited with Mrs. Cham
bers Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Z. Fl. Taylor and daughter Jes-
sle visited Mrs. Quine Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-23
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June s1.-Hsnry Dahlmeisr ID here
: Whiting IelativeA @ *. ss&E (
John Hesch Of this place opened mp
his saloon at Royalton Monday.
Rev. Anthony Ronnellendtoch, o. 8.
b, will read his drst mass here June
16kh. The reverend father In the first
boy Of this congregation to read his
6Sst mass here.
Frank Kuder 10 visiting his folks
here.
Bo1n-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kappes,
. son, June 10th.
The village council met In annual
session Monday.
The Union concert band will oele-
bIate the Fourth here and they will
try and make 1t the best ever wit.
messed at this place.
Anna Beka returned home from st.
Cloud Thursday.
Nat Poster has nearly completed his
assessing work.
Stephen Schwartz and family Wis.
tied 1T John Schmolke's Monday.
John Wisebrich and Albert Faust
were Pier1 visitors Sunday.
Adam Miller was in Royalton Mon
day.
4. J. Fem, county surveyor. was
doing work for the town here last
week.
The local creamery is putting out
more butter this year than any year
since it was started. IS tubs week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-23
Crumble Corner

June 21.-Misses Lily and Nora
Kortner came home Tuesday for a
visit.
+. Soderstrom's boy Is sick with
diphtheria
Ii. 81. Kortner was In Little Falls
=. soderstrom' g stable was blown
down last week.
Arthur Kortner has been working
for Herman Hanson.
several here will apply to be set of
from District IS, to District %. 40 It
IL too far. -. s...>
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-23
FAWN DALE

June 20.-Miss Mary Rosa returned
home saturday from Little Falls.
Among those who were In Little
Falls Wednesday were Henry Kinney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil O'nonnel and Neil
and Ed. Sut]iff.
rhos. Schneider visited at this place
Saturday.
Among those who were in Little
Falls Saturday were Nick Koka, G.
Swanson, Chas. Anderson, Mrs. Baum.
CART and Title and Fred Sheedy.
The river is very high and roads
very bad.
Anton Rosa is grabbing for Henry
Westhof.
Miss Mary Brown is working for
John Wilzcek In Little Falls.
Bengt Twist was in Little Falls
Friday on business.
Miss Mary Rosa left for st. Paul
Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Nine room brick house and barn and
lot 8Oxl6O. o., 1OO.
Also frame house and two lots OF
90xl6O feet, $3.50. Very desirable To-
cslity. l consider these properties at
the prices offered, bargains.
FRED S1ANGL,
st. Cloud, MINI.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09

Any girl can paint her own portrait several years in advance by getting her mother to pose as the model-Chi- CagO Naws.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09

United States Commissioner Shields. of New York, put on his first pair of shoes last week. From boyhOod up he had stuck to old-fashloued boots. and the neW fOot8ear caused him no end of trouble. Every now and then, through oCt the first day, some one had to tie up tine strings for him, and then he discovered his socks wouldn't stay up. My son. Archie, got me to buy them % he said, contemplating his new shoes. but l think I'll send him out of town tomorrow and put my boots back on. They stay tied, and it's all right if youl. socks do wrinkle
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ale jandro OrOsco and Emilia CorrelIo. The parties were united in marriage last night by Justice Johnstone.
 M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH-Preach- ing at II o'clock by Rev c. l.. Taylor, presiding elder of the Arizona dis trict. Union services at night at the park. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Cor- ner Third avenue and Monroe street. Preaching by the acting pastor. Rev. Orville Coats (residence 12O South 21st avenue), at II a. m. Subject: "The Man Christ Jesus" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Union service at Eastlake park at 8 D. m.
 A SUIT FOR DlVORCE-Suit for divorce was filed in district court yes terday by Thomas II. McCubbin against Maud McCubbin. The parties were married in this city a year ago last August and separated the follow
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09
ICED DRINKS

cause 90 per cent of all deaths in hot weather from prostation. stomach and bowel complaints, congestion, sun stroke, exhaustion, paralysis, etc. Lead ing doctors say all danger can be avoided by taking
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09
HAS ALWAYS WORN BOOTS.

c. c. c. Cool, Comfortable, Coronado
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09
A SEVERE TEST.

Tt takes a great deal of patience to get through this world" she observed.
 How do you know?" snapped her husband, you don't have to work"
 True she replied but don't I have to listen to you grumbIe about the way you have to."-Deroit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09
COULDN'T LIVE UP TO THE NAME

This is your garage, is it not?"
 Yes; only we can't afford to call it that now. We speak of il as the au- tomo shed. The machine costs me so much for repairs, that I've got to cut down expenses in every possible di- rection. Chicago Tribune
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09
HIS REASON.

Why do you pay rent instead of owning your hOme?"
 "So that I can make a landlord stand the expense of Improvements that I wouldn't think I could afford Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09
SOMETHING LIKE

What have I told you, Tommie. about asking for a second piece of cake?" said the mother to her youth ful son.
 Why, you told me never to ask for a second piece of cake with my mouth full. -Yonl1ers Statesman.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09
MILITARY HoNoRs FOR WOMAN.

Military honors were bestowed upon the late Marie Langanky, mother su- Derior of the Gray Sisters, at Tutz, Prussia, Tt her funeral, last month. Before serving for nearly two decades [ the TutZ hospital, she had earned tine iron cross and a medal as nurse in the war of 1S7G-T1. Her funeral was attended by all the military organ:za- ,ions of the neighborhood, and three salvos were fred over her grave.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09

If a woman refuses to go away for weeks visit t isn't because she's afraid Ter husband will be lonesome-but be- cause shes afraid Ee won't-ChicagO News iziEl5&
Arizona republican., 1905-07-09

Women are very good card players, considering what good conversational ists they are at the same time-N. Y. Press.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
AN APPEAL FOR THE E. M. C. S.

In writing of the resignation of President
Bender, who has done so much to place the
East Maine Conference Seminary at Bucks
port on satisfactory educational and tinan-
cial basis, the Bangor Daily News says:
1t seems to US that there are wise and
generous MethodiStS enough in the East
Maine conference to see to it that the semi
nary shall never lack funds. In nearly
every big city in this country are clergy
men who started ont to try their early ser
mons upon residents within the boundaries
of the East Maine conference. No other
school in Maine has prouder record. From
those double doors in the grim old brick
building on the top of Oak Hill have gone
forth men and women to all points of the
compass; and in all fields where they have
labored, they have made their marks. Chap
navy, rich merchants in many cities and
towns, bank presidents and cashiers, law
yerS and judges, physicians and surgeons,
writer's of stories and of histories, profess
Sors in colleges, missionaries in foreign
lands, Santed mothers of families that
honor their parents, stalWart fathers who
have fought and died for the land they
lOved-in every walk of life the men and
women who at some time were students at
Bucksport have left trails that lead toward
Goodness and the permanent betterment of
the race. Surely, among this goOdly num-
Der there are enough to stand together and
to give their personal assurance that the
school to which they owe SO much shall not
want for aid at any time.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
A Simple Remedy for the Successful Treat
ment of Pain.

A bottle of good iniment kept in the
house will always come in handy. Quite
frequently emergencies arise when simple
and safe remedy at hand will give relief I'M
til the doctor comes, and very often it won't
even be necessary to call in a physician
Such a remedy is .Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment. This liniment has been doing
good for almost a hundred years. No other
Iniment ever had such a long, thorough
trial, OF has given such good results
Coughs, Gods, Group, cramp, collie, lame
ness, muscle soreness, and pains and in
tlammation in any part of the body yield
readily to it. Mothers need have no fear of
the ordinary diseases of children, even
when dangerous, if they keep a bottle of
this old household remedy on hand.
Johnson's Anodyne Linment is equally
good for internal as for external use. 1t is
sold by all druggists, 25 cents and 80 cents a
bottle.
A valuable book, ''Treatment for Diseases
and Care of the sickroom,' will be sent
free of charge, upon request to |. S. ,Johll-
son & Co., Boston, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
NORTHPORT NEWS.

Dudley Rice planted potatoes April 14th.
L. W. Benner is having repairs made on
his cottage on the South Shore.
The members of the Cove Union w. c. T.
U. are requested to meet with Mrs. A. Ii.
Batchelder Wednesday, April Goth.
Capt. A. C. Batchelder went to Newport,
r. L., recently to start his schooner Tor a
seasons work, and cleared from Port Read
ing April 14th with coal for South Goulds-
borO.
Hudson Brown was drawn to serve as
traverse juror to attend the April term of
court in Belfast. {. 0. Dickey will attend
as a grand juror.
A Massachusetts lady had very valu-
able pet dog die and last Saturday the re-
mai Ms i'll d coffin and box came by express
and were buried near her cottage.
c. 0. Dickey has finished saving fifty
cords of wood for sale on the Camp Ground
and also sawed thirty five cords for the
Hill brothers. He uses his threshing ma
chine power.
Capt. Frank Herrick is carrying posts,
wood and poles from the Cove to Rockland
Capt Drinkwater will not start his vessel
this spring as the ice injured her while
hauled up at the Cove the past winter.
F. A. Dickey took vacation last week
and spent four days in the dry, but huStling
city of Bangor, part of the time ON business
but more Ia calling upon relatives and
friends, OF whom he has not few in that
busy town.
The assessors finished assessing taxes for
1905 Friday noon and c. O. Dickey pre-
scented his bonds and received his tax book
the same afternoon and is now ready to re-
ceive taxes. The amount committed was
$697 less than last year. Rate .OlS7 per
cent. last year, .O162.
Mrs. Nancy H. Rhoades of Rockland,
who owns a cottage at Temple Heights,
! while visiting her brother, 0. A. Dickey,
was taken sick with pneumonia and at this
writing, Monday, is very low. She is at
tended by DR.. Kilgore of Belfast. Her Sis
ter, Mrs. Harriet Banks of Portsmouth, N.
H., arrived Saturday and will stay with
her.
State roads commissioner and clerks.
| $1,000 year-a new office. The road from
| Browns Corner to the burlington place
was rounded up last year and shore gravel
put on quite thckly, water from the gut
tiers carried off by drains, and this spring
the road has been hard, dry and good; as
good, to say the least, as the road On the
I Pillsbury fiat where $500 was expended by
putting in an underdrain. Make the road
| so that the water will run off the road and
out of the cutters, put on a good coat of
gravel and it will not need repairs every
year. The writer does not expect to get
S., 900 for the above advice.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20

"Every development of this railroad made
thus far shows the wisdom of some one who
planned it. and no inkling of the next move
is given until the move before has passed
the incipient stage.
ave have long ago ceased being surprised
at anything, and have about concluded with
some of our older shipmasters, that this
terminal will end in an international line
of steamers, that in two hours from the
time of leaving our wharves will be on the
broad Atlantic 5esiiiug 10 Europe commodl-
ties from our newly acquired Philippine
possessions, unladen a week or two before
on the shores of the Pacific in what we for
merly termed the far Northwest"
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
The Hallowell Granite Business.

The Hallowell Granite Works start in
their seasons work with tres-125 cutters
and the usual complement of helpers.
The work in hand is the Annapolis con-
not few jobs likely to come this way.
While there is at present assurance of an
average seasons work, the receipt of a
single large contract would mean a very
busy season. We certainly hope that con-
tract will come this way.-Hallowell
Register
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
MORRILL,


Pearl Berry recently bought the Frank
Banan farm in Knox and will move there
shortly. Herman Merriam spent a few
days in Niuahaven last week on business.
....M Mrs. Elmer 1lartshorn spent the past
week with her sister in Clinton. MIS-.
Helen Mears is at home for Il short time
-. Miss Bertha Bates goes to Massachu-
sets this week for a fortnight's visit to
relatives and friends THE funeral of
Mrs, William Flanders was held at her late
home in Waldo last week. She will be
buried in Morrill, cemetery. Rev. Nathan
Hunt, Baptist State Missionary, gave US a
good sermon last Sunday. Rev. VIM.
Vaughan breaches here next Sunday; also
Sunday, April 3oth. Mr. Ernest Town
send, our new r. F. d. carrier, has taken
rent and moved his family into the Robe
Mears house, and began mail carrying last
Saturday.. Roscoe Cross has sold his
span of white horses to William Monroe of
Belfast. ....Dell Paul some months ago
i bought a COW for SOS. He recently sold "a
calf from her in Boston which Melted him
S3055. 1t was what is called ''toad calf, -
and weighed 156 lbs The schools in town
begin next Monday. The primary will be
taught by Mrs. Gertrude Paul of Morrill, :;
the upper grade by Miss Annabel johnson
of Waldo Station; No. 3 by Miss Sadie
Murphy of Carmel.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
THORNDIKE.

Several farms in town are likely to change
hands this spring. Two different parties
from Massachusetts were in town last week
with an eye to buying. u. &. Coffin and
mother have moved to Unity and the farm
lately occupied by them has been rented for
one year to Willie Dollotf, who has moved
his family there ....... Willie P Higgins of
Salem, Mass, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Higgins, for few days..
Henry and Matte Small are having the Ger
man measles. 80. Mrs j. H. Stevens is still
confined to the bed by illness. go: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Stevens have little daughter,
born April 14th. Miss Evelyn c. Higgins.
who has been in town for several months,
returned to Massachusetts April 18th .....
The foads are in bad condition. A warm
rain is needed to take the frost out and
smooth them off a little. IF. L. Philbrick
has found several of the brown tail moths
nests in his apple and pear orchards. -. Re-
port says that Mr.. Fred Gates has sold his
farm to his son James, and that Mr.. and
Mrs. Gates will leave town.. Ross Z. Hig-
gins, who believes in sheep husbandry, re-
Gently made quite an addition to his flock
.... Richard Higgins is repairing and i'm
proving the buildings on the home FARM.
The frogs are beginniD. to croak, but sound
a little hOarse as yet.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20

Let me say l have used Ely's Cream
Balm for catarrh and can thoroughly rec
0 9ReV5 H. " ". Hat Hathaway, Elizabeth, II. j.
tried Ely's Cream Balm and to all APP
pearances am cured of catarrh. The ter
rible headaches from which long suffered
are gone.-W. j. Hitchcock, late Major U.
S. Vol. and A. A. Gen., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Balm does not irritate Or cause sneez,
ing. Sold by druggists at SO cts. or mailed
by Ely Brothers, Sc Warren ST., New York.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
FRANK FORT.

The recent rain carried the ice out of the
Marsh stream without much damage, al
though at one time matters looked serious.
g, :lnc ice was piled high and was crowded
up into the street. The village schools
taught by Mr.. Files, Grammar, Miss Ad-
ans, intermediate, and Miss Binder, Prim-
airy, began April 10th. :. Work began at
Mosquito mountain April 10th.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20

etching hemorrhoids were the plague of
my life. Was almost wild. Doan's Oint-
ment cured me quickly and permanently,
after doctors had failed" c. F. Cornweil,
Valley Street, Saugerties, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
PROSPECT FERRY.

Charles Banks visited his wife here last
Saturday and Sunday, returning to Stoning-
ton, Monday. Mrs. \. }. Heagan visited
in Bangor and Brewer last Friday and
Saturday.. Capt. W. H. Hartman is at
home for short visit to his family while
his vessel, sch. Jacob NJ, Haskell, is dis
charging coal in Providence, r. l.. The
many friends of Mr.. Mrs. Charles Bennett
sympathize with them in the loss of their
infant son.. Mrs. Hattie Averill and MI
Freeman Batchelder of Frankfort visited
MIR. and Mrs. W. d. Hartman April 10Th.
Mrs. Rufus and Mrs. W. d. Hartman
visited Mrs. Orrilla McMann at Mrs. NJ. b.
Grants in Standpoint last Friday. The
occasion was Mrs. McMann's birthday
Ice cream and cake was served and all en-
joyed very pleasant time. Four genera
tions were present, as follows: Mrs.
Orrilla McMann, aged IS years, Mrs. W. D.
Hartman, AZ years, Mrs. NJ. B. Grant, 10
years, Harold Grant, s months. Mrs.
Annie DevereauX entertained the Ladies'
Club April 10Th.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
SWANVILLE CENTRE.

Chester Curtis is at home sick :. . Charles
Mari lost pair of twin colts last week
Charles Thayer has bought gasolene en-
CINE to do general work. i. =. Calvin Webb
has gone away to work 90. Gay Marden is
at work for Mr.. Coombs. H. P. White
was the guest Sunday of his father, P.
White, of WinterpOrt.. .Ephraim Little
field is going to build new hen house, 10
by so feet. David Wingate has taken a
new partner and their many friends wish
them much happiness and prosperity in
their Journey through life.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
CENTRE LINCOLNvLLE.

Miss Alice Miller, who was called to Cas-
tine by the illness of her daughter Georgia,
returned home Friday. Fired Clark Of
Boston, who has been in town the past
week, has returned. :. Mrs. Will knight is
very sick and is attended by Drs. Leach
and Mllet We hope for speedy recovery.
Miss Edna Miller, who has been employ
ed in Camden, is at home. Our milliner,
Mrs. S. j. Moody, has gone to Boston to Sc
lect her stock of millinery. School in the
Racklffe district began April g. with Annie
Miller, teacher.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
SEARSMONT.

ing the East Maine Conference i'll Bangor
this week. Mrs. V. A. Simmons has gone
to Boston to attend the spring openings of
the millinery houses. Mr.. Simmons will
go this week to buy goods for the spring
trade. 80. Mr. David L. Craig left Monday
for Montana where he will remain for an
indefinite time. :. Mr.. Merrick Tibbetts has
just closed a very successful term of High
school. We are glad to know Mr.. Tibbetts
has been engaged for the school year,.
Our new School Superintendent, Mrs.
Abbie Ordway, is entering upon her duties
with an earneStness that indicates she will
be very efficient member of the school
board.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
NORTH PALERMO.

The many friends of Frank W. Marden, a
former townsman, will be pleased to learn
of bis unanimous election as president of
the Sons of Maine Club in Somerville, Mass,
where he has resided for the past % years.
80. Miss Emma Nelson, a graduate from
Coburn, will teach school in Albion this
summer. Mrs. Edna Jordan has been
quite sick the past week. W. A. Nelson,
f. 0. Chadwick and c. W. Studley have
been working for S. G. Parmenter. T. F.
Young will go to Fairfield this week to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Warren Jones. Mrs.
L. A. Bowler is suffering from severe at
tack of rheumatism. -. James Black, who
has been in poor health all winter is i'm
proving and has been grating apple trees
for his neighbors.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
ISLESBORO.


Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson of
New York were in town few days last
week. Charles Pierce of Merose spent
Sunday at his cottage on Bonnet FONT, -.
Capt. Herman Farrow spent few days at
home last week -. Frank Grindle is Slowly
recovering from a severe attack of bilious
fever. Capt Lorenzo Pendieton and
Elroy Pendleton are recovering from severe
colds. Capt. and Mrs. John Farrow recent
~ returned from the South, where they
have passed the winter. Mrs John Davis,
Mrs. Walter Small and Mrs. Limmons
Moody left town last week to join their hus-
bands in New York Hiss Kate Warren
is with Mrs. John Davis on the Pendleton
Sisters and will make the trip to Philadel-
phia. Bowdoin Pendleton returned to
Watervlle Saturday from visit to New
York and other places. Capt Fields Pen
dleton is in New York -. Miss Phoebe
Pendeton returned to kent's Hill last
week Miss Pendleton will graduate from
the musical course in June.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-20
WALDO STATION


The hope and promise of the spring hid
den beneath the stray snow drifts, the raw
April winds, the branches of the trees
slowly growing brown, now resolve into
realities and the welcome songs of the birds
are heard once more. Many early plants
have new leaves and BUDS are showing on
the trees. All these help TO brighten the
aspect of the muddy highway anu the slow
action of the frost coming out, We hail
with JOY the era of road Improvement -.
Mrs. Ephraim johnson recently visited
friends in the this place and has now gone
to Springfield, Mass. .Annabel johnson is
at home from Lawrence, Mass. Sadie
Cummings has returned from Somerville,
where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Smith. Woodman Chase has gone to Bos-
ton. Alta Hall and wife have moved to
Rockport, Me. MIR. Rector, who moved
here from Ro export last fall, has moved to
Belfast, where he has employment.
George Miller, our paper hanger and paint
Ell, is at work in Brooks. 30. l.. staples is
about putting IA new L. on his dwelling
house,