davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-19

ing named points and rates named
are sold daily until April 20th. limited
20 return June 1st, 1905,
$1,000 Aberdeen, Miss; Gurant
Miss.
sl4o0 Jackson, Miss
$500 McComb Miss.
.20.00 Hammond. la.
s21t5 New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-19
Annual Meeting Central Illinois Teach.

Annual Meeting Central Illinois Teach.
ers' Association. Peoria. Illinois,
March 81, April I. 1905.
Ills. Cairo 10 Peoria and return
Tickets sold March S0th and Slst. lin.
Hsd 10 return April 3rd. 1905.
Fnr fgll particulars and information
regarding to above rates apply 10 the
undersigned.
A. Il. HANSON.
General Passenger kEsnf
J. n JOKES.
Ticket Agent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-19
Presidential Inauguration cercmonIes
Washington, D. c, March, 18th,

2t50. Cairo to Washington and r
tsrn. tickets sold March 1, aud:s,
limited - return March Stb; exc@t
original purchasers may secure
custom of return Iimt to leave Was<l-
intgon not later than March 1Sth,
1905. by personally depositing ticket
@ith joint agent. and paying $L00.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-19
ILLIKOISCEHTRAL

Winter Tourist Bates to Denver. Cole
rsdo Springs and Pueblo, Col.
Siee5 round trip from Cairo. Tick
sts seid daily 10 and including April
5oih, United 70 return guna LET. 1894
Winter tourist rates to the folio#
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
gcftattst:
ccpurtcncnt fir 6ifeHtltfe Nanten.
Sub. Eepartement be5 Staot Ni9enicure.

Sub.E epnrtenhent be5 ot'Sh9entcnrs'
| timor c. Den If. Saniar 1905.
Sepnrute neriie9eIte 5oroeruues = Atl9ebote,
murfirt ,Yrpppinl5 for Gumber," nBropoial5
for SaHo, &" oQropoials for GobbIe or Huh6le
4ahing Stonc" mo oNrofen Stone" ,4ropor
falls for Bitrifieo Bnpine BEods," .Bropoiuls
for 8itriiieo Selper 8rtd." ,YropofulS tor ri
trtfieo Selpcr Ripe," .9rupofals for ASpbdIt
NIpds, -" ,Yrupoials for. gmericau Bortlnnp &c
nent." pYropoials for Curb StoHes, 8lltter
Stones uno SIne Stones." oRropofnlS for Sra.
mite Rnbin9 BIods." rBrupOiGIS for Sioeiudlt
uno Selper 9rid," fir Den observation-disclosures
i'm Separtement oes StuotzS ngelieurs ipdbTcto
Ocs Subre5 1905 lucroeH b~ierburd eiitaeforoert
Iino bis 8uiI %. S1ultur 1905. 8ormittuas II
llbr, inter Der Ioreife oes ,Euurb of gtunrnS,"
care Of SarrD Z. SoUper, Regiiter." I'M &iiredu
beS Observation-Disclosures, JtatbballS, ~ent9egen ges
ltpI1mer.
Gin 6egluubigter Gbed IN oer S6be oes in
ben Spe6ififutioncn Gneegebetett 9etrneee, &c
6o9erl an Die Sroer oeS OldnorS II. Sinotr1tbs
bon Baltimore, mub icoem %glngebot ~betgefiiet
feiu.
5pe5ifiIntioncn mo 8Ianfos 6Ormulnre fir
SoroerunQss9lugebpte fonneH auf SerlaTgetl in
oiciem Bilrcuu ent9eocn genonlnielt lueroen. @ts
aebotc lperocu fir ieoe grt Der oben eenunnten
WiaterinIicn i~pe3iii8irt entaegetl eenomuIen. no
Der Nteter nj6t ulle 9ernrrten Wintertnlten
~Iieferu fnnt.
=. 7. 6cuSaa,
StaotsS neenieur.
@eitdii0i:
6. Glas 9imnnns,
Rraitocit Der @pntrnfta 8eb0roe.
(Suni3.ti, 16, H. 49, 1926. 81, 23,2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
Su0esfGQe.

PIN II. 3GnuOr SbuOis abtuentGal i'm utter
oon SO Sa6reu.
l2tm #. 3uruur Snuicl Martin i'm 50. &C.
belteiabre.
gm 10. 5nnuar Bertha ". Meiut, ] Iabr
aIt.
PIN II. Snnuar Anuu NJ. Reidert int gtter
bon 90 Subren.
9lm II. 3auuar @,arsuret y. stein I'M So.
Sabre ibres 2ebens.
PIN II. Sunliar Abrnbam 6tdlt.
Nnt ~. SunIGr @liia6rtg Alberta 9adter,
3 Sabre uIt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
Mariu gprdlcroina.

IS ftarb ant ~. Sannar 1905 9lurit Dor.
derotng. aeIiebte Satin oeS beritorbenen
Seifrid Rorheroine. unG l%dngerein arnnfiein
I'M gtIter bon 81 Sdbren. Gas Geidenbegdngs
niB finbet samitaa. Den Il. Snntur. yiadmits
Tags 2 llbr, bonn IrdIerbaule. yir. 144i, Roros
ult Dem ,QdItirtorer Sricobofe." U3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
Gliia Gathnrina SmitE.

IS itarb am u. Suuunr 1905 @liia Gntba.
rita Smttb, geliebte Satin oes oeriiorbenen
Senrb Sntitb. Serpunbte mo Sreunoe iino
bbflthft ettigelnoer. Dem @egrdbHib, nctcbcs
nm Sunntaa, gtnhmittu9s nm 9 llbr, BON
Irnuerbnuie. gtr.tI9, Siios Eronoipap. aus itatts
finoet. hei5rnobncft. 9eiieBnng nuf Dem ,luus
opnaBurts Srieobofc."
(Snnenport. 81. 9oui5 uno Bort 0Iuotfon,
Sn.. 3eitunger tponen gefl. ]copiren.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
Marimi(iau 3litt.

IS itarb am IS. Sunuur 1905 Mlarimifiau
YIitt, ~geliebter @atte bon Sopbiu Rlitt. I'M VII
ter bon 10 Sabrer. &erlpanote unb Sreuuoe
lueroen bUfli6it ein9eIdoen. Der 8eerbiaula
bei6ulpobnen, Die am Suuntag. ben 10, Sdniar,
h3 ubr Had1ittdgs. bonn lrauerbuuie, Jtr.
2547, Bennfb lnuniG sgloenue, aus %priontir. nuf
Dent pGOnoon.4Surt 5rieobote" iiuiiiiuoei fuira.
G1--1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14

trdgen babe, ipuroe o%er1lrtbeilt, e6en>
10 Die foitipteligen Spe5iol : Sc.
ionoti6aften na6 8eriieu uno afgba.
niItau. Snoier iei ooourd Der Sc.
fabr alSqeieet, in ailspGrtige Ser.
Didelltng 81 gerotben. @enn bon
elmer inoiiden SeIbitre9ierung our6
Die 2Snoier uno bon ser 9iloung Der
8ereinigten Staoten BON SSltoien oie
Heoe mar, 10 miro es oomit nod
quite @eile boben. Sir iolde @iirt.
Idle bot man in Sonoon toube Sb.
rem.
Nuf Dem Ba@rteitog Ser
preuBiiden So5ioIoemotrotie, Der
gnoe Ge5embcr in Berlin itottfono,
mllroen olh iiber oie Sdulfroge
lange Gebottcn gefiibrt. Cine Geibe
ser Heoner perIongte bic Ausmer-
sung oes Religionsrntcrri6tS aus
Der S6ule. Ger Hei6StugS Abge-
or0nete 3lt6eil ertIGrte: Die Heli.
gion lit unier 9efdbrlihiter 5eino.
Ser ReidStu9S Ibgeoronete Seine
fiibrte aus, ooB Ole &eligionSge.
ldidtc sur %oa9emcincn auItur : @c.
ldidtc geb0rc, man Oiirfc 0eSba(6
elmer HeIoIntion nid)t 5uItimmelt, ole
aIlet HeligionS llnterrift beieiti-
gen luoIlc. 9et Der Gbitimmung
Ditroe Die Reiollltion Or. g(ren'S Sort
nit Dem ReligionS = llnterridt aus
Der S6ulel NIT GROCER Webrbeit an.
genomnlcn, nod)0em uorber Der N6.
ioe geitridcn iporoen mar: Sic re-
ligioie llnteriueiIung ser ainOer lit
fir oieicnigcn @lteru, Die tie fir
pilni6enaluert6 baltcn, ocren Eris
acknowledgements" Gonof lit ulio
fir Die So5ialoemofroten Die 3eli-
9ion nidt LANCER TripotIofe. Nei.
ter lpur0en aud 9elhIiiiie gegen oe1t
Geiebuf . YotriutiSm1S un0 6ie@er.
m%onilotion Der Sd)lle o%ngcnomnen.
Sn 9c5ug ollf OoS 2unbtugS 8obl-
reft lullrOe bon 2eoeboltr Die 9eiei-
tigun0 oGS Serrcnbouies, ioluie Die
GrtbeiIung ocS oGgemeinen @obl.
red)tS an ole Observation-Disclosures
ller mo 6roucrL Ole ooS ~5lpon5igItc
2%ebenSiohr iiberidritten, ~oeforoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
9ir6lidje an5cisen.
observation-disclosures
Department tRr BffentliGe 8auten.
Sub IeDartemeut neS StaotsJ HgeHtenr

Baltimore. ben fl. 5nHilar 1903.
8erfeqeIte MISUNDERSTANDING pic an oen
,9oaro Of giuuros," 5u Sdnoen oes Staotigtes
aiitrutors. %noreifri ieit mittien, fueroen bts
Mittipodl, Den %. Snnuar 1905. Sormtttaqs II
llbr, bonn Siu6tsRegiftrntor in oeien Blre1u
i'm &atb6anfe %ertae9el a=eu9mmeIl tir Sts y.
rnno milf beIaiidcn 9loden Der Sula Ilpooos
Strdbe. bon BET Torbfeite Der 4rdttsStrabe
bis 5ur Siiofette Der 5reoerid- stneme.
Spc5iiifutioneu uub glnaehuts : 6ornlildre
peroen auf 8erlunoen bon oieienl Biirenu ges
Iiefert. Ser nRoarb Of gparos" bebdlt itf oas
Redbt Dor, ireeno luelhe uno uae Inaebotc 5u
beriuerfeu mo Den Gontraft III iolder l4etfe 81
beracben, ais oieicS i'm beiten Snterefie Oct
Stuot liegerl MAG. 40
Gin bCaIaubiGtcr Gbed in Der 6bbe ceS III
BEN peiiiifntioneu dneeaehetteit 8eirdge5, 5abL
bar an ben WluOur mo Stqotrutb bon gultt'
more. mus icoem 5oroerungss~ glnaebot beige
.. Z. 5cnOail,
Staot.3 ngeuieur.
8citdiigt:
6. Sian 5imauus, .
9rdiiocut Der Gontrafts8 ebUrbe
Cant3,141617tS, 10, 20,21,23,24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
Hpieph Serb.

Gs ftarb am ~. SunInr 1905 mad, Iunaen
2eioer 5uieph Serb. eeItebter Sn:te bon Gbri.
itiana serb, int Mlter bon 10 SubreH. Die 9e.
stcigiin9 ltIoei eonmtas' oen -: SailaT 1909
643, SobersStrnBe. ans fat. @eiiebung auf
Oent .gSeiieru Sricobofe." Q3-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
Spbn %. Senfcl,
Gr. 6O4, ehs.e barp' strahe,
IL ncr Qridlrnhritnttrr.

pcld1er aIe Guflr1ee ftei3 jnr 3uirichenhsit
c~uoIibrt. Die bon ibm beba1o ,r.rIt pcid)rn
ljuner 98oheu lana Iieeeu. obre bic aertrlJiten
ScrIUefunesfpnret 6lt 8ei1en. Scdt Geufei ut
lung bon Sruueltlei6cn oeren @pctiufiIlt.
(SuutO1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
SO6n Gianer.

IS itnrb am 10. Sunuar 1905 mad tur5er
a%raHtbeit 5oIn 9isner, ~eeIiebtcr Batte ser
oeriturbenen 6atie 9i9ner. i'm "a. Sabre feiHeo
Eebens. Die Belt Der Seeroieung miro ipdter
anqe6etgt. G41
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
Gin Sdritt in Der redten 8idtnna

epart IS grpSent an aiieu erfsfaiEaen Be.
grdbniHen.
Gin fdbpncr Garg, entlpeoer nit
fhiuarSent 9uh ober toeibem ober
graiiem BIiif6slleber5ug, ansS tRr
Sdres@irfas, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
@tibalfaTirung Der Gei6e, lrnuer'
flor,
Oeffnune bes @rabfs, 8 gnar SanSf6ube,
3~eibenfpdeen uno 8 feline 8ntfben.
sStntam Gnuf, 2etdenbttGtter,
Rortbs uno 8reenmouft'aoe. 8eioe Telephone.
(9ea7, 6Wtt I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14

WlaIertf9 - Harfarttg - GriebItM.
Beitli@ bon DaIbroof etn uib eine babe
MaciIe. Benntt Die NIT potubnttan besetdnete
ssortb.slbenue.Gar Sreie auttten Ra9mittaas
aut Ierutinus. Vreife bon geerdbnibftefIen iebt
tpe5ien. Gei4te @eofneuneer. 3eIepbon -
Cation 223. Bureau: Urdnfttn. nuh Btnbfur.
Ssab8. VerIanef grofdhnre. fNeot4 .1S. I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
Suhu Serfuia & SpAu,

2eihenbeftatter nns gtnbaltamtrer.
sGr. zoos, prteansfr. orb. EEL: sptnbipr 255.
9peiesefhdtt: gr. 524, oerI. gaiterr.stbenue,
Sieblnnbtopn, Baltimore, WsurbIano 2eIepbon:
Winofor so. autfbeu tperoen eeIietert tir
Sod3eiten, tnterbaltuueen unb arbere 9eIe'
eenbcitef. (5ebr14.1S,Z&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14
germiidte Nn5eigen.
Nr. ". 4. 9aiier,

friiber bon Der GeringtonsG trabeu. 5irmd Sm.
iuplo, aaiirr & Co., bat fh nit Der 5irn1G
Srtauudl Serriua suns & So, Ieppide uno
0l6beI, 4r. IFS, Nuro.6pmaro.StraRc %aiiociirt,
100 CT nit 9eraniiaen feline 6reuHoe nto friis
beren 86nner empfuugeH iuiro.
SItt6, SiHoSo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14

HaWe sur Neife ms Aaslanb beiorgt Chr.
Hainr. Nf. All, ct. Fauf'etrdhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14

Ser5og 5rieorid BON
9eiinu bat fir Die aeiddoigten AH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-14

Gin pofitiides 2cbenS.
5eihen ants Snbien lit IN nnierer3eit
10 ielten, pie ein ueiber Robe. Ges.
bulb fonrnlt Die Nad)rid)t, Dob in
9ombop Der inbild)e 9otionnl 2 Go1.
areb am %. TeSernber geihloiien
mprben lit, ole cine lleberroi6lrng.
@egen touieno abeeorbnete paren
ans ollen Sbeilen hes Rieienreihes
Suiammengefommen, Inn 5u bcra.
then. Woriiber? Gle engliife go
litif pliroe elmer borten 8ritif utter
5ogeny oenn ole in ser Proclamation
oes Snbres 1853 periprod)enen &ed)te
uno Sreibeiten ieiei nod INNER nitt
geipGbrt poroen. Die Expedition
nod Sibet, oeren Soften Snoien 5u
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
WILL Be INCORPORATED
Tomelty Store Wifi Be
Turned into a Cor
poration

Preparations are being made by
which the large mercantile business
conducted by P. J. Tomelty will be-
transferred to corporation. Mr..
Tomelty has built up 6 very large and
valuable business and the big store in
the Buchanan block has a large and
constant patronage.
Details of the change have not been
perfected: but it will take effect early
in 1906 Preparatory thereto, the big
store will have a record breaking sale.
The change will relieve MIR. Tomel-
ty Of much detail work, leaving him
free to exercise general supervision
over the business, which will very
likely he troadened out IN several
directions
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
LOST PAPERS FOUNt.

Many ole residents will rsmem or
years ago the contest for the Office Of
Judge between Judge @. B. Sleeper
and q. W. Holland both of Brainerd.
the former running on the republican
ticket and the latter on the demo
cratic. 1t was a fierce campaign. full
Of bitter personalities, and Mr.. Hol-
land won bnt by few votes. Mr..
Sleeper died shortly afterwards. nn-
dou ptedly from the effects OF brooding
over the campaign. During the cam.
paign it was charged that Mr.. Sleeper
was never a member of any regiment
in the civil war, and he could not
prove 1t because some papers estab-
fishing that fact had been lost. This
week Mrs Sleeper, who resides In
Brainerd, found them and she is much
pleased over the matter, in view of
all that had been said concerning her
late husband in this regard. Wadena
Pioneer Journal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
NEW REVENUE ORDER
Affects Merchants Who
Sell Patent Medi-
cincS

Vendors Ct patent medicines, which
contain alcohol. pust pay b License
fee of $2h year, after Dec. !. &C
cording to an order just issued by
the federal revenue depar tment
Not only druggists will &c affected
by this order but all who sell latent
medicines, and druggists will SUIT or
least 70, they, tor the most part,
have already been supplied wi b the
necessary authority The burdta will
fall upon grocers and other dealers
VINO sell patent medicines as o side
line. 1t was assel ted yesterday by
some Of the druggists that tbs deci-
sion was made espec tally e, ar;jy to
general dealers.
Under the rule laid down by tbs
revenue department the taxing of
patent medicines applies to every al
cchclic compound as remedy for
disease
Since TIT ruling has come E. the
notice Of druggists ~. Interesting
queb1i'n has been stirred a. IS to
Whetf itm"n e1tratt will fal .nder
The i4>> 'ticatior Since 80 !.r cent
Of lcuuOn ~xtrsct ia said to tt alcohol
and ~,.eu dill uted half arG ra; with
Wat@r IS intoxicating in vs. rAt':re, q
nuutf Ct pha' ;nacists h.Ii rs it
will b., nac4d 1uuer the rrI -DU
tnth News TritDpe
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
G. A. r. RECRUITING TRIP.

The Sargent major, accompanied by
the quartermaster of Post No. 81. }ef+t
the city on recruiting tour Tuesday,
the Goth, going by way of Little Elk
and Darling. The first stop vas at
Comrade Daniel:on's Here the major
got recruit. The next STOP was At
Randall |here We supplied the wants
of the inner man and ted our horses.
We stopped az the Lucas house BY
the way the host, Frank Lucas, is a
member Of Post no. 81 and his es-
timable wife is 8 member Of W. r.
G No. ". We were served with q fine
dinner. The table fairly groaned with
the good things on it. II you 60 to
Randall don't fail to call on Co1nrade
Lucas and wife it you want a square
meal. After dinner the Sergt Major
started out to get recruite, first calling
on Comrade Schermerhorn and Com
rade Thelan, securing both. The
quartermaster started out with CON-
rade Lucas to cali on Comrade G. F.
Parker. BE was tougher proposi-
tion than any Of the others and had to
take time to think it over. On our re-
turn we came by Fish lake and Green
Prairie. The next advance will be
on FIT. Ripley. XXX
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
NOT FOR MICHELET.

1t is understood that a proposition
v1ll soon be made 10 the secretary Of
TIE interior to transfer Indisn Agent
Simon Mlchelet from White Earth to
Leech Lake, sac< eedlng Maj. George
l.. Sect. " ho is about to J e reIie7 ed.
There is good reason to believe that
nalther Secretary Hitchcock nor In.
dian Commissioner Leupp will ap.
pr we of Michelet's transfer. IL fact
it ia stated that the White Earth
aaent has not given the best satisfac.
Ton to his s3rerior oftii er and it is
Uaderstood that the authorities would
MT he loath to see him retire from the
service Maj Scott will be relieved
at Leech Lake by Depa, tment Inspector
MoNichoIs, who will remain in
charge until new agent is selected
and confirmed by the senate Pioneer
Press.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
MAR REED.

sap es Tribune y The LONE. Of
David Savoy If this CITY, was the
scene Of very pretty wedding Mon.
dav Decemper 26th. at IL G. clock e.
10, when Miss Nellie Savoy and K.
G. Glddings. both of Htaplee. were
anited IN marriage Rev FIR Schein-
er performed the ceremony,
Miss Agnes Git1dings, sister of the
groom and Thomas savoy, brother If
the bride, acted as bridesmaid and
groomslnan.
Only the relatives and q few init
mate friends were present. Both of
the contracting parties are we'll and
tAvorably known in this vicinity
The bride is an accomplished and
charming young lady and has host
of friends in the city. The groom has
resided here a number Of years and j.
u very promising Young man. At
present he is II the employ Of the N.
P. railway,
AileI Tue ttIeMOut all eGCtliHOl
wedding dinner was partaken Of. The
happy couple left oE No. 6 the same
day tol tie cities vhere they will
visit tor q few days and then &C tc
Campbell and Breckenridge IT, visit
the groom's relatives They Will be
at hon4t u their frieL'7> after January
20. The Tribune joirs with thei,
many friends nc wishing them ur.
bounded rappioess and prosperity
John G. Smart. son ct Mr.. snd Mis-.
John NJ. Smart Of Little Falls, anC
Miss Christina Nelson of Grey Ea gle.
were married Christmas evening a,
the home ct the groom parents. b3
: Rev. u. o. Stockland. Q. Mile: was
rest man, and Miss Edna Smitt
bridesmaid III. Sma', "a vel
:inovn resident @; this >llS. HI il 6
faltaf;.. ara steadv yunns nau. Tns
yonEg people have 1ns best " isLes o
hest CT friends. They will live witt
MIR. ana Mrs. .. ". *na1t ter tn,
rrts'A'.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29

We children 81 st. Otto s orphan
age were eAcE the recipients "a
Chi istuas day OF large package for
fruit vAniy. nnte and cookies he
gil Of & number If ..irlzens who pnt
ny ts unl!ar each eve rr-hristu'as OF
that pari'os" The little folks we're
ever ,'oyeA g. tn" gifts received and
had very happy Christmas There
are nlnety nlne .hlldreE now .t the
orphaEsge
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
FOR INDIAN AGENT
Representative Rider After
Job Of Caring
for 10

Wadena Pioneer Journal p: We
cotice in the daily papers that Maj.
Scott, the agent at the Letch lake
reservation at Walker, has been re.
called. and apother appoin tment has
been temporarily made by the secre.
tary Of tie interior. Congressman
Buchanan and Senators Nelson and
Clapp are backing Mr. Rider of Lit
tie Fails, for this place, and this HAY
mean they Will he euccessful in land
ing him. Mr.. Rider is at present DE-.
putty marshal, but he does not intend
to nol0 the position for only little
while.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
BY THE WAY.
Better practice writing !: 1905, y

Pau vas he greatest example OF
sudden conversion. But not every
would-be reformer ie q Paul. Some
are fakes and hypocrites.
Go
Down il Arizona WORKOUT cuss
that had exhausted every pleasure
turned EVANGELIST There are plenty
refo-mers Of that calibre.
90
Joe Trigg says that in the great
contest between the pug dog and the
stork. that the pug dog is ahead, but
doesr say how many laps ahead.
It ABOUT time to consider what
New Year leaves you intend to turn
over. The old ones are fallen into the
sere and yellow stage.
Every day is Sunday to Bill Sunday.
the evangelist Hes combining sol
va ton with lucre in very busi1 ess-
like way 1t is sald he got "a. O0n "a
one place fo- his services
The i f. R. o: the state are
showing unusual energy this year,
and tie old boys outside the folio
are coming into the ranks. There
seems to he d &C. together feeling
among the veterans |; is as IT the
great commanders passed away a1t
asking the thinning Ii, e. u the men
who wore tine blue 70 "cIc.se up, and
SO although the Death Ange4 is touch.
ing IEanv an cid soldier, the f6cl
that they are getting nearer tbs
boundary, that the 1anEs are being
depleted, Seems t., bring the remain.
ing veterans closer togerrer. Much of
this feeling Of inspiration now mani.
fest in the state department is due tC
the energy, faithfo;ness and push CT
c. F. Macdonald, commander OF the
department, and it is no secret, with.
out disparagementt to good and able
men, THAT Commander Macedonia il
making & record never surpassed by
any predecessor. The WORK is labor
of love, and, assisted by able aides.
Commander Macdonald is putting the
Minnesota Il. A. R. right up to the
front rank In the local post. Com.
msnder Brooks and Comrades D.
Corbin, j. J. Clark, NJ. Bryant and
s. j. Bryant are conspicuous in the
good work of bringing into line all
the old soldiers. The post has now
|64 members and looks forward to q
very successful year. The W. r. G.
has been a great help to the post here,
as every where else.
UNCLE DUDLEY.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
DIED

Cha, les Skinner, aged 46 years, died
a. his home IN this city Sunday morn
ing d: 10 4. III, after long il!uese
from Bright'a disease Mr. Skinner
was al homes and hard working man.
Years Of disease had prevented him
from caring fer his family as he
would Rave liked to dc He had the
Will tCs not the strength. He leaves,
beside q wife. eight :ldcen-,Jobn,
Edward, Mrs, Thos. Sharon and Mis-.
Henry jenkins Of Akeley, Louis, Ell
uer, laura, and little boy. Inc
funeral TOOK place from the Baptist
church Christmas afternoon, and the
remains were inferred in Oakland
.5onn F. flynn. formerly Ct Mime
ap.:lis. and Of late resident If
Helena. Montana, died at Helen
Dec. 13to, aged a. years MIR. Flynn
was brother Of Hon. j. q. Flynn OF
Little Falls. he leaves another br, tn.
er: n W. Flynn. Of Crazy, N. D. ,
and sister. Mrs P. l.. Collins.
EreO EiOret. DrfCner or Mrs. u
J. Dawes Of little Falls, died at hls
home ;n Roued Prairie. Tcdd county
Dec. goth, Of consumption, aged 50
yea1s. He leaves a wife and tbree
children Besides Mrs. Davies, ne
leaves two tr't5ers, another sister
end an aged mother The funeral
took place Friday and the remains
were inferred in Bearhead cemetery,
Grey Eaele
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
FREDRlCKSON'S STORE BURNED

FREDRlCKSON' s STORE BURNED.
The millinery stock OF Mre. Fred
rickson, On First street, in the T. j.
Martin building, was badly damaged
Wednesday nignt by FIRE which
bike out about II 'clock TIE de-
par tment wac Soon % EanJ, sud got
the fire uude: control. The nre is
thought to nave started from IN over
heated OIL cloth on box near the
stove, the frs communicating to
table hear by The bats, on tue $ 1uth
side Of the building, were ali de-
stroyed a lot of the other SUCK was
saved. bat much was damaged by
smoke and water.
Mrs. Freder ickson had $4,000 insur-
ance, which will cover the loss.
The building was considerably
damaged by smoke and heAt, the
paper, platter and moulding being
cracked. Mr. Martin Estimates his
less at $500. he has $500 inenrance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
THEFT OF LOGS DENIED.

Duluth News Tribune az: J. M.
Gray and r. J. Hartley Yesterday filed
reply in the United States circuit
court to the answer of the Pine Tree
Lumber company. admitting the w.t.
Messing of tae contract of the plain
tiffs to haul Logs for the defendant
company as set out In the defendant 8
answer, but deny ing all knowledge
of theft of logs unhauled that were
mentioned in the contract and denie 8
all knowledge of ally moneys paid