Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-14
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RANDALL /

. RANDALL q.
July 12.-Geo. 81. Miles Of ROYAL.
ton was In town one day last week
doing business with the Randall horse
/ company. It seems that everything
waen t just as lovely looking as It
was when the agenE that sold the
horse were here and made the deal.
AThos. Lamtert and wife have re-.
turned from Holdingford and will
spend few days here before going
ITO their home in Donnvbrook, n. D.
! Chas Burch Of Burtrum shipped q
Car of cattle from here on the 9th and
returned again on the 10th to buy an.
other carload.
The Parker base ball team came to
Randall Saturday afternoon and
play ed the Randall team. Score IS to
10 favor of Randall. The Randall
ties went to Green Prairie on Sunday
and got ecooped proper. 81 to 9 in
favor of Green Prairie.
The Cushing kid team came to Ran.
dali on Sunday and played the Ran
dali kids. Score % to 3 in favor of
Randall.
Fl. A. Nelson of Little Falls was
up here few days ago selling the
half stumpa9e on his farm here just
south of the city.
Jean Thrall spent the 9TH in Mime
apoils and has gone back there again
this week on business.
G.. E. Chapman and family spent
the 4th with friends in Norman coun-
ty, not far from Crookston. Mr.. Chap
man is favo1ably impressed with the
country and will probably go there
! in the near future and purchase a
farm.
M. E. Lattime and family will
start about the 18th for Brookinge, S.
D. Mr.. L. and boys will spend the
| season harvesting and threshing and
| the family will visit there.
Mr.. and MRS Thos Lambert left on
Tuesday for their home in N. D. and
| took with them little daughter of
VIM. Kiley of Holdingford.
W. j. England and one of his bows
! will start some time this week for
North DAKOTA to harvest and thresh.
It is understood that Nick Ehr has
purchased the residence property of
Z. E. Chapman, consideration $3.50.
| It is claimed that the horse market
is in good shape and horses in good
demand, but not good enough to justi-
fy the paying Of $250O to $4,000 for q
$500 or $1,000 horse. Still there is some
people who can't see it that way.
THE TRAIL OF THE HORSE
PEDDLER.
The trail of the professional draft
stallion peddler 10 strewn with blasted
hopes, depleted purses, disappointing
colts and horses, disconfagement,
q h0Nh0nA kok
hdence. disgust. humiliation. and q
decided lowering ct the general eeti-
mate to human character and draft
stallion usefulness It is true that in
the general desolation brighter spot
may be fund here or there, bit if 80,
1t is OILY the exception that proves
the rule; and the exception was prob.
ably an accident
AZ a matter of fact. why should
different results be expected from a
business method that trust, in the
very nature of things. be dishonest
from start to tinishe Whep a cold
blooded, permeditated attempt is
made to inflict community with
stallion at three to Eve times Ills real
value land that ia the invariable rule
OF professional organizers Of stallion
community have of honest treatment
in any detail of the transaction? The
attempt to get the glaringly dishonest
price should absolutely diecredit every
representation made about the horse,
and even every document that accom-.
panies him Dishonest in one, dishon.
est in all should be the conclusion
quickly reached In every community
invaded by the wilv peddler who has
not yet reformed. -
These remarks ere justified by the
fact that in q single instance have we
heard of dissatisfaction, disappoint.
ment or financial loss following the
Introduction into q community of q
draft stallion legitimately sold and at
fair price. The man or firm that
sells horse at a reasonable profit
cannot afford to sell q worthless or
even a poor one. To make an hon
estly and fairly conducted business
profitable, those who conduct 1t must
make and maintain a reputation for
honesty and fair dealing. The deliber-
scarcely fail to be a liar and thief,
that evades laws penalties. Good
stations, that viii improve the horses
Of the communities they serve, and
prove profitable investments to their
owners are obtainable, but 1t is folly
to expect q good stallion, or good Of
any sort, from Wiley polluted source.
Farm, Stock & Home.
SHOP FUR SALE-East Of Muske's
Implement warehouse
Stephen G. Vasaly.
GREEN PRAIRIE
July 19.-Miss Flora Henderson, il