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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
}XIIRGINTA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
~ FOR 1lEIE COUNTY OBJ CHARLES

V1Ee R fi r1 5HE g1Esy1 GI1 GILES
CITY. I 3, Il
LaForge Prentice, POSE LaForge Max
son, and HOLLY nv. Maxson and Helen Y ! l..
Carr. 3. .!...... .Plaintif ifs
Henry 3. Knox, Jr., and Daisy Ropton
Knox, his wife: William +. Knox and
Annie p. Knox. his wife; joseph a 4.
Lamb and Richard Lamb, her husband
Ruth Ornllston Knox, George H. Hart
ford. M. a. Bland, NJ. D.; James e.
Hamilton. n N Days al, as sur11 ,s IN
Reuben 3. Knox and Mary y. Knox. his 4
wife William ]. White, as administrator
Of Henry Il. Knox, deceaSedi 9. Dabney
Crenshaw, deceased, sole trustee; B. D I
Taylor, as administrations OF ]. g.. Cot
trell, deceased; r. D. Taylor and George
& s. s. GCottrell, deceased; A. clinton Bou-
dar, as trustee for the creditors of Gates
& Brown A. B. G,Iigon, Nat. Miles ana
Susan Saunders, dividually and as +
executrix Of Margaret 8. LaForge, DE-
# ceased. n. I. Defend ants.
EXTRACTS from decree entered in the
above cause on "a pril. goth, .10o6. y
adjudge, order and decree that this cause
be-, and the same Is hereby, referred q to
ono OF the Comrni ssioners OF this court.
who is directed to take, state and settle
thereof to this court: III 55Ss
~. To take proof OF the facts and cir-&
Scumstances stated In the bill of complaint,
and take an account OF what is due to the {
plaintiffs for principal and interest KS on
the bond and deed OF trust set out In tho Y
bill, and also to take an accountSof what
ls due to the plaintiffs for moneys paid
laid out and expend ed by them In this pay
rnent OF taxes on the n1ortga8ed premises I
mentioned and described An the bill. 5See i53S
b 2. To ascertain and take an account OK
the amount due for taxes, and mot yet
paid, on the Tno rtgaged premises men-
toned and described in the bill. 8ays
the defendant lien holders on their respAc-g
tive liens, and to ascertain the relative
.prioriues Of their said several liens. slS
s5S4 To ascertain the annual and e-stmplOS q
value Of the mortgaged premises men-S
toned and scerlbed in the bill B
s. To examine, state and settle said sew
eral accounts and to m Ike the several ms
,quries hereinbefor direct ed. and report
the same to the court, wi It'll any matter
specially stated which Is deemed pertinent
by said }Comnllssto or. or !wh ich IS requ1r-s
ed by any OF the parti es to be SO stated
with all convenient speed. Il II;
And tho said Commissioner Is dreotedstos
Ding said several accounts by publication
once a week for Il our; successive weeksStnS
The Times ispatc a newspaper publ
lshed in the city Of Richmond, fVa.,3 hich5 4
publication shall be- equivalent 10 per-
fsonal service upon each and all OF tho
defendants y in this case, Il and by notice
posted at the Scour thons door OF Charles
City county. d a,
Herbert 6, Whipple and John a. L,arnp..
p. d. Se
Office OF commissioner IN Chancery.
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once Of Commits sloner il chancery..

TO THE ABOVE6NAN led PARTIES
II Take notice that. persuant to the above
decree, Qin& the above named cause of y tho
,20th day OF April, 1905, II shall on the! ed
day OF May. 1906. ut Charles City Court
house. insthe county Of Charles City. We AZ,
proceed to inquire into and make tho
oned the
ferred to me as ono OF the Commissio ners9
in chancery ssof the said court, ID at Which
time and place you are eqnlred to- attend
!, 3F z L. M. NANCE, f5
Commission in Chancery.s
Apl 90 ayy-lny sa9{A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
BY N. w. BoWe g. Son,
Real Estate AuctioneerH.

u OMNrIssIoNDR's Said OFa THAT
~ AND PROpUCTlVE
PROPERTY ON THIRD EIi1!yr, M EAR
MAIN, q KIN WIN AS tn " ~ n EN MING
FLATS" AT AUCTION, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22

sxysIRGINI A-IN THE GcIIANCERy
AZ COURT OF TIE CITY OF RICHIE
5AIoND, THE 18TH DA OF MARCIA
1906, Va Vi II y HI M I'll: i a5E
Charles Chapman n PIafntifr,
5lss al vs.. 3s84, II n . 3! sas
Matte p. Chapman s. v. efendant.
ON 4CHANCEEY.l All
The object az this suit is Y. obtain en-
absolute diverse by the plaintiff from ths
defendant. VIZ -
And affidavit having been made ana
filed that the defendant IL not AZ resident
that she appear here within fifteen days
after due publication al. this order and do
what is necessary TO protect her intersst
In this suit. lE
Copy este: !. I. q i, u 81 III
p. Albert Smith. p, q. N .zs
AL IrlaWrsW !, " eE isE
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Gray Brick Dwelling,

ITfRusTEEs' SALE OF TWO FRAME
- HOUSES AND LOTS, ADJOINING
THE I4ANCEsTRIAN SCHOOL PROP
gI5RTY. 4 NEAR FOURTEI1NTH AND.
MARSHALL sTREETS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22

BY A. ~ Chewnirg Company,
s55 Real Estate sAu0tiDn
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
CLOUGh

Jan. 2s.-Hogh Pugh drove to Ran
dali SATURDAY..
Ernest Pierce and sister spent Sun
day with Mics Eta Berry at Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Christensen and
children spent Wednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. johnson attended
Sunday school in Cushing Sunday.
Mr.. Nelson's little daughter is very
ill.
Miss Martha Husmann and sister
Annie attended Sunday school at
Chas. johnson q Sunday.
Mrs. Hagh Pugh called on Mrs. &.
W. Pierce Thursday afternoon.
Frank Hortenbach went to Randall
Friday.
Mrs. J. E. Champion of Mime.
apolis visited with her sister, Mrs. G.
w. Pierce and friends.
D. MuSteIla and family spent
Wednesday with G. w Pierce.
E. Pierce drove to Randall Wednes
day.
Frank Coty went to Randall Satur'
day.
Will Pierce was making ties fol
Frank Hortenbach last week.
Ernest Pierce attended the M. w.
A. entertainment at Randall Wednes
day.
Bob Gray of Round Lake is here
cutting ice.
Geo. Bates of Randall is cutting
cord wood in East Clough.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
BRlCKYARD

= Jan. 26-Mre. David Wright has
been i'll but is slowly recovering.
The Young Peoples Pleasure.Seek-
ing Society met with Chester Stevens
last Friday night. --
A*.dance was given at the home of
Leander Larsen last Friday evening.
A~sgood time is reported. " >.
:" Mr.. Ames and Mr.. Larsen. gave q
magic lantern entertainment -. at the
school house Wednesday night. "a, -.,~
- Last Tuesday Sam Longfellow acted
as mail carrier in the place of his
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reid spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Reid's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Scott.
Myl, but how the short-cake did
disappear.
A number of the young people from
the Brickyards attended church Sue
day evening at the Falls.
The Ladies sewing society will meet
with, Mrs. Manbeck Thu rsday after
noon. = They will make their plans fol
the following year. Everybody is In.
vited.
T. Mrs. Ried and Mrs. Dewey visited
Mrs. Martin Scott Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Gray was superintendent -oi
the. Meadow IS. view. school. last. Sunday
during the absence of Mrs. Wright.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
I MT. MORRIS

Jan. 19-Louis Larson made q trim
to Royalton last Thursday. 2 hi.
Edgar Blaisdell visited at Mt. Nor
ris and Lakin Sunday. -e,. ,...&
A party of young folks from Lakin
spent Friday evening at Larson's.
Miss Jennie ralberg came home
from her visit at Morrill, last week.
Mr.. Ferguson came up to the saw
mill after q load of lumber.
There was strike at the Mt. Nor.
ris Lumber Co.'s saw mill which
lasted one and half DAYS. About one
sixth of their men went out on q
strike laet Friday morning and by
Saturday the strike was settled. The
strikers were led by Joe Sterr one OF
the sons of Frank <. Sterr, president
Of the Mt. Morris Lumber Co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
East Darling

Jan. 24.-The Echo society was or
ganized Jan. 10Th, with Chas. johnson
or president, Chas. Carlson for vice
president, Ole johnson for secretary,
Peter Nylen for treausrer. The hrst
meeting will be Jan. goth at O'Clock
D. m. at the Swed sh Lutheran
chruch. All invited to attend and hear
them sing.
The Young Peoples society has
elected Chas. Kull president, Alfred
Fredrickson vice president, Miss Olga
johnson secretary, Albert Kull treas
urer.
Gust Kull has been sick, but Is
omewhat better.
Come to the store Jan. 28th at
O. clock p. M, and help along the
telephone line.
u1Alfred Fredrickson and Gunnar San
derson went to West Darling Thursday
evening to surprise party.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
GRANITE CITY

Jan. 21.-Insurance Agent Henry
Gassert was caller in this vicinity
Friday. -
Mrs. John Gross and family visited
at Math Gross Wednesday,"
John Pauleson and Peter WIRING Of
Plerz are hauling hay from their
meadows.
Mrs. Joe WIRING of Pierz, mother of
Mrs. John Dahman of this place, died
Saturday. Interment took place at
Pierz Monday.
Theo. Gross and family moved from
their farm to the village of Pierz
Tuesday, where Mr.. Gross takes pos
session of the Pierz hotel. Mr.. Gross
has had considerable experience in
that line of business and will certainly
make it success.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
OAK RIDGE

Jan. 23.-We think that fine
weather is thing of the past.
Miss Augusta Vented, who went
to town Saturday to begin school, re-
turned home Tuesday on account of
being i'll, but will return to her school
as soon as possible.
Frank Foster is busy hauling rock
to Little Falls
Ole Olson was at the Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. Merge visited Mrs. Gilbertson
at the Falls Tuesday.
Archie Niles Is enjoying the nice
weather as we'll as the rest Of 40.
e. G. Bailey called on Laura Estey
Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
RAIL PRAIRIE

Jan. 14.-Grandpa Ward, who has
been very Ill, is improving.
Ed. Montgomery and Gus Anderson
attended the masquerade ball at Pill
a9er. -. y. - =
Mrs. y. B. Ward has been sick the
last few days.
=, Ed and Hal Hoover captured ., q live
coon Saturday In the swamp. driving
it mile and q half to the camp.
The wood choppers are doing quite
lively work in the swamp nowadays.
Mrs. Mary Thomas is ,sworking for
Mrs. -. W. Hoover this week.
Oar Williams lath mill is running
in. full blast now.
:: WA. Harden has taken his daugh.
ter Bertha to..the Motley doctor, IL to
have IAN Operation performed on .an
abscess under the arm. --
The roads are dne and the logs are
moving rapidly to the river.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
LINCOLN

Jam. 29.-Miss Olive Draper is at
tending school at Long Prairie. y
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tindell went
to Morris January 18th, where Mr.
Tindell takes charge of the section
during the illness of the regular fore
man Mr.. Tlndell is said to be good
man on the traok and thinks Morris a
nice place to live. We would be
pleased to hear that he had q perman-
emit position there if it were not for
losing him.
January 18th number of the
young people spent pleasant evening
at a dance given In the M. w. a..
hall. The crowd was not as large az
usual.
John Murphy wen: to Staples on
our evening train last Thursday. re
turning Saturday.
Jay Bartholomew, who has been
working near Frazee for the past two
months, returned Friday.
Friday evening August Gents little
girl was taken seriously ill. Dan r
dall's son, Elmer was also serious
being delirious during the night. Both
are improving slowly.
Vincent Dygart, night operator,
V4eAtou ecSoAoA AAAoAu5 III 0Uop4oo 0oA>
urday.
Fred Randall and Gilbert Randall
were at the Falls Saturday.
A. L. Barklind went to Gushing
Saturday morning.
Nels Nelson, section foreman at
Glenwood and his brother, Chris, Sec
tion foreman at Little Falls came to
Lincoln Saturday evening to visit
their parents.
Amos Randall attended dance at
Cushing.
Miss Gertrude Alyea of Little Falls
visited with Mrs. Geo. Rather and
family.
Sunday evening L. ]. Picket called
DR.. Chance from Little Falls to visit
his sick children. DR.. Chance also
visited G. 4. Meals little girl.
MISS Earle Brandon returned from
Little Falls and resumed teaching
Monday.
Arthur Rather has been sick with
~ Miss fa,r Cora Ti1dell has been iii for
several days.
F. q. Reed, agent at this place, has
been spending the past month with
relatives in Oshkosh, Wis. he expects
to 20 from that city to California soon
and stay there until the latter part
of March.
Ralph Picket intends leaving Lin
coin soon for Nevada. Mr.. Delvin Of
Big Lake expects to accompany him
| Mrs. G. q. Rainier and children e.
!, pect to leave Lincoln In the near fu-
ture. going to Northome to join he1
husband. who left Lincoln some lime
ago. Mr.. Rather has cken q home.
stead in that part Of e state and
expects TO reside there ~ the future.
Aug. Gentz's little girl was taken
seriously Ill Monday.
Maurice g. Warner leaves Wednes.
day morning for Chicago. having &C.
cepted employment In that city.
Maurice has our best wishes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
SULLIVAN Lake

Jan. Is. to 20.-M. N. Caldwell was
at Lastrup Monday.
Mr.. Hinder called at M. N. Cad
wells Tuesday.
Fred Lynn was at the lake Tuesday.
T. S. Look called on Mrs. Cook
Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Cook is able to be out
again..
G. E. Look was at the lake visiting
T. s. Look.
Messrs Guy and Arthur Caldwell
called on T. s. Look Tuesday.
ping at Mrs. Ford's.
Miss Look and Mrs. T. S. Look
visiting Mrs, NJ. n. Caldwell.
Mr. Wullner came up to t. 9.
Looks Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
BOY MISSING.
MIKE GRITTNER DISAPPEARS
DEC. 80. AMP HAS NOT
SINCE BEEN SEEN.

Mike Grittner Is missing and no
one seem to know anything about his
whereabouts, says the Royalton Ban
ner. The boy is II years of age and
was living with Mike Sand, of Buck
man, where he was chore boy. He
disappeared on Friday, Dec. 80, and
was last seen going toward the G. B.
Buchanan farm. Since then no trace
Of him has been found. If the earth
had opened and swallowed him up he
could not have more completely disap-
peared.
Mr.. Sand states that the boy is a
nephew of his and that his parents
live in the town of Pierz. He hired
him as chore boy on the farm and he
had been with them about two
months. As far as he knew their rela-
tions were mutually agreeable. He
was entirely satisfied with the boys
WORT and be seemed to be contented.
For this reason he worried over his
disappearance, fearing he may have
met with some mishap. The boy is
small for his age and is dark com.
plexioned, with dark hair and eyes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27

Bill had bill board" says an ex-
change. 'Bill also had board bill.
The board bill bored Bill so that Bill
sold the bill board to pay his board
bill. then. the board bill no longer
bored Bill" Another suggests in line
with the tale of Bills board bill and
Bills bill board that If Bills board
bill bored Bill az much as Bills board
bill bored Bill, why not ''board''
Bill with board from BilPs bill
board and throw Bills board bill and
Bills bill board overheard.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
West Darling

Ian. 25.-War doesn't pay, and we
are sorry there should be any around
onr neighborbood. In the Jan. 9th
Issue We mentioned something about
q farmer hauling wood. and now he
blanes Mrs. kit" for it. There is
no one of that name around here, and
the farmer Ia mistaken anyhow. II
was a Third ward farmer that said
something about it first, and later on
many more, and they wondered whV
1t wasn't in the paper. and we finally
wrote the good news. The yonag
people at Darling wanted to get the
oem to music and sing It, A good
song would be *'Home, Sweet Home,
There's No Place Like Home.
Bachelor No. 40 was too busy to
ook for q woman Saturday and had
to drive to the Falls Monday again.
Better 90 the first of the week and get
the work all done.
We have been mixed In war three
times since the first OF the year, and
found great lot of fibs going around.
It doesn't pay to lie. for you have to
keep mental record of the fibs, and in
time some of them are certain to gel
on the wrong book. A liar needs q
better memory than most people pos
sess.
There is a report that the Pike
Greek liveryman weeps nearly every
dav, and wears glasses 1t doesn't pay
to cry over spilled milk. Cheer up,
cap year will come again.
Highland farmer has worked a good
deal and has q right to take rest.
Rockdale farmer has lots of help
now.
4 young man of these parts showed
himself very gallant. putting his
own fur coat around young lady
when they went home from sur
prise party. and taking the risk Of
catching bad cold. Plenty cough
medicine may be bought. however.
If children are not sent to school
when they are young, it Is hard to
send them when they are older, az
some are ashamed to go. There are
cases of this kind in District So.
Miss Esther Hanson has gone to
Clariesa, Todd county, to visit her
lister Mrs. Selma Johnson, for about
two months.
Sol. Grow returned last week from
the woods.
Wood thieves are plenty, and some.
thing will drop If the stealing keeps
on. A wood dealer at Little Falls
would be a good thing.
There should be wooo dealer q,
Darling.
Louis Anderson Vas pleasantly sur
prlsed by a number of friends last
Thursday evening, being his 41s'
birth da7 and anniversary. BE received,
ne present. Fifty. three were present
There was dancing and all had hn<
time until a late hour.
. Twenty friends surprised Mr.. ant
Mr.. Peter Olson Of Pike Creek Jan
18th, and all enjoyed themselves.
omeone-generally tho wrong per
a-around here gets blamed to-
omething or other. Once We had 81
tenn about q certain boy In Distric
IS not going to school. and the WON
on blames It on her relations, instead
of someone else Then there's . tale o
the bachelor and the girl fred of tn
strawberry ground, because the mis-
tress wanted the girl to stay home
and the bashelor was mad. Can
please 'em all. :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27

The teachers in the city ,ssohools
were out for a ssleighride party Satur-
day evening, being farewell party. in
honor of Miss Louise Foote. teacher
of English In the high school for the
past .syear and "a half. who left FLOR
home at Sparta Wis, on Tuesday. After
her ride there was an oyster supper at
Buchanan, and social time in Miss
Oglevee's apartments. Miss Foote ie
called home Bly, the illness of. hel
mother. Miss Leora Easton Of Warren
has taken. Miss Foote'S place. and II
staying at the Buchanan.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27

The Masser Lumber Co. of Musca-
tine, Ia, Of which Peter Musser, head
of the Pine Tree Lumber Co., is
president, has gone out; of the saw
mill business. The Minneapolis Lum-
bremans' correspondent at Muscatine
says:
''People of Muscatine and vicinity.
though not unaware that the blow
must, fall, ARE saadened by the san.
nouncement that the famous Musca
tine Lumber company ss,,of Muscatine
has sawed its !..last. log, discontinue
its mill land the machinery, betting,
etc.. are being sold on tie. premises.
The firm .,of.course, :..will.s not go out Of
business, but this ends ,,.their ,sacti Ve
sawmill life. The firm has been in
business about "a years. .',,has paid out
in wages about $40, 600, 900, and sawed
and marketed over billion feet Of
lumber.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
SWANvIllE

Jan. 25.-Ed. Tatro went to Brain.
erd Monday.
John A. Berkey of Little Falls was
here looking after his interests Tues.
day and Wednesday.
About twenty of the ladies of this
village surprised Mrs. Pennie Friday
afternoon at her home and after spend.
ing the afternoon playing games and
converting, they brought forth the
good things to eat.
Mre. Conksy of Willard is the guest
of Mrs. Pennie. -->
Mr.. Peters was at the Falls Friday.
. . The passenger train Saturday after
noon struck John Veit ". team Just .aa
they were crossing the track north Of
tho depot One of the horses was
killed and the other badly crippled.
They became frightened Il at ~ the
freight ..engine which stood near the
depot.
Mr.. Miller, our popular barber. --waa
in',Little + alls Saturday.
A jolly sleighing party consisting Of
Miss Olga Siemes, Winnie Knox. Tina
Eldred, Mrs. Flood. Chas. Stith, Earl
Arnold, Willie Stith and .Wm. Coli
son and wife drove to the Pulver.
mascher school house Friday evening
and attended q school entertainment.
The many friends Of Mis-. Emma
Muske met Friday evening at 1.-THE
Rhodes home and went in body &c
her home and surprised her, the ocoa:
sion being her seventeenth birthday.
The evening was pleasantly spent::ir
playing games, .eto., and at clever
O'Clock lunch was served. At midnigh1
all. departed and..wished Miss:.Muskl
many more such pleasant birthday
parties.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27

Report of school district No. g.,
Swan River, MIMI, for the month
ending Jan. 10:
No. pupils enrolled 80
Average daily attendance 81
No. of days taught 30
Those were not absent nor tardy
during the month are May Kun1a
and Joe Manka.
Alta Bowman, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
AMBITION AND HAPPINESS.

AMBITION AND HAPPINESS. e e
Ambition, enterprise, effort and sue
cess are largely states Of mind; happi'
ness is In no. way, dependent upon
these. If you want to be happy, decide
to be, don't wait for the future or for
prosperity. The man with good con-
situation and perfect health is happier
than most milIionaires. The money is
hard to make. but health and happi-
ness can be had through using golden
grain belt beer. Don't take our word
for it; try a case at home; ase 1t
regularly with your meals and COZ
vince yourself. Order of your nearest
dealer or b. supplied by VIM. Won
Domarus.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27
TELEPHONE FROM rice ETC
FOLEY. -"

A number farmers living lin the
vicinity of Rice and Royslton gathered
at q meeting at Royalton Saturday
morning for the purpose of discussing
phone line to connect these town
with Foley, says the Journal Press
A. Il. Turretin presided and the
general sentiment of the meeting
seemed to favor the proposed line.
The line if built at all will be in
stalled by farmers company and
practically all the farms tributary to
the town mentioned will be connected
with phone. A company will no
doubt be formed to push the project
to a speedy completion.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27

Eugene Rocheleau, In the Sixth
grade and Estelle Cromby. In the
Eighth grade. won In the spelline
down at the Hawthorne school Fri
day afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-27

THE MILE Laos PAYMENT.
> Although all the other Chippewa
Indians in Minnesota nave received
the annuites due them for the past
year, the Mile Laos Indians have not
yet been paid their share OF these an
nuities due them for the past year,
says the White Earth Toma-
hawk. Who is responsible for this
delay we have BEEN unable to learn,
but it is an injustice to the Indians. s W
If the object is to, In this way,
compel the Mile Laos Indians to re-
move here. 1t will not be successful as
the same method failed to accomplish
this object several years ago. ~ . :--..
II the government would fulfill It's
promises to the Indians made In 1909.
there would be no such trouble to se.
cure their removal from Mile Laos as
there has been in the past.
MANY families of Mile Laos Indians,
including the .head:: chief, "asWah- We
yea~oumig. .have been here .two.win-
ters and not house ss.been built for
them yet. This has discouraged those
that are still at Mile Laos from NOV
ing here.
The government Ia Irresponsible for
the non-removal of the Mile Laos. to
great extent, and for this treason
should not add to the hardships..of the
latter by withholding thi, annuity.