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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-22
Cured Paralysis.

w. +. Baily, p. o. True, Texas,
writes ''My wife had been suffering
five years with paralysis in her arm,
when l was persuaded to use Billiards.
snow Liniment, which cured her all
right. l have also used it for old
sores, frostbites and skin eruptions.
1t does the work. Sold by II. Todd.
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the spacing. As,soon as one line is
spaced it is automatically pushed back
to make room for another and at the
same time the matter is loaded if de-
sired. After the machine is once
in operation all that is necessary in
the way of distributing is to place n
galley of dead tpye on the side Of the
upper cylinder in a place prepared
for it. 1t does the work perfectly,
aud while it is apparently simple, it
would be impossible to explain the
matter intelligently so we won't try,
but again invite you to come and
see for your self.
The Simplex is small and compact,
weighing about HOO pounds and
occupying no more floor space than
an ordinary coal stove, and while it
took brains and lots of them in
vent it. it is of remarkablely simple
construction and not Mt all liable to
get out of repair
We have had it in operation only
"A few days, but that is long enough
to discover its true worth, an every
time we see it work, with almost
human intelligence, we feel like
taking off our hats III its presence.
1t is certainly the best and most
wonderful machine that ever graced
country print shop
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The mission of Early Risers' is to
clearthe way and givenaturefullsw sway.
These famous little pills rid the stom-
ach and bowels of all putrid matter,
thus removing the causes of headache,
constipation, sallow complexion, etc.
DeWitt's Littleg Early Risers never
grippe or sicken. A safe, pleasant,
perfect pills Sold by II. Todd.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-22
A Fearful Fate

1t is a fearful fate to have to endure
the terrible torture of Piles. ~ can
truthfully say" writes Harry Colson,
of Masonville, Ia, 'that for blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding piles,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, is the best
cure made.n Also best for cuts, burns
and injuries. 25c at II. Todd, drug
gist and II. Tucke, Sheridan.
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w. II. Tucke of Sheridan, is prepar-
ed to furnish first-class Cedar posts al
% cents each. They are bargain for
the money.
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Henry Hartman, who robbed the
bar of the Union hotel in Dayton
several months ago, pleaded guilty
last week and was sentenced to serve
five years in State Prison.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
South FaWndaIe

April 11.-Frank Prisinger left for
Minneapolis Wednesday.
p. j. Rossow was visiting at F.
K. Sobiech's of Swan River Thurs
day and Friday.
Some of the boys of Swan River
gave chivarle to Mike Shriner last
week.
P. J. Rossow and Frank Rosa were
in Swanville on business Saturday.
Edward Anderson spent Sunday at
w. M. Lundstrom.
Neill O'Donnell drove to Little Falls
Thursday.
Harry Anderson and Godfrey An
derson left for Minneapolis Friday.
Those who were in Little Falls
Saturday were Hans and Ben Twist
Mr.. Baumgart and daughter, Mrs.
John Peterson.
Henry Westof visited at this place
Sunday.
Tn ,se who were at Little Falls
Monday were Frank Rosa and P.
j. Rossow. Hans Twist. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Henson and family, JACK
Casey and John Setera.
Godfrey and John Peterson left for
Minneapolis Saturday where they
will be employed through the sum-
mer. Sadie Anderson is employed at
Alfred Green's IN Swan River.
P. J. Rossow and Sherman Boos
left for Montana where they will be
employed through the summer.
Jacob Pointek is sick this week.
P. j. Rossow spent Sunday evening
at Simon Pointers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
East DARLING.

April 12.-There will be school
meeting this week in District "a for
the purpose of deciding whether or
not land is to be let go for new dis.
trict.
Darling must be on the boom, for
lots are selling high. The new depot
will be built this week.
Oscar and August Anderson took the
contract to ix the county road. We
hope the petition to change the county
road near the station will be granted
as there will be no expense to either
town or county.
Tue Bachelors society was to meet
at Meadow Grove last Sunday, but tie
farmer had GONE to Fish lake; 90 they
will meet there next Sunday afternoon
at 8 o clock
Andrew Pearson was in Green
Prairie on business.
Seeding is slow In these parts.
, There was q LARGE attendance a.
church Sunday. Good. Bat there is
room for more.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
Trustee Sale still on in full
blast at Decker Bros. Store
buy your goods now.
FLENSBURC

April 12.-Miss Valeria Wilkarski
returned from BrowerviHe Tuesday.
where she spent the past week visiting
her sister.
Father Cans of Birch Lake called on
Father Wippich Saturday.
Lawrence Radonski, collector for
the Polish weekly Of Chicago, was in
the village Saturday.
William Siefert called on Bart
Wake on Wednesday.
Joe Drellock is tending to some
business at Swanville at present
Joe Laseczki came after his child
rem Sunday and took them to Little
Falls.
Miss Maggie Wotzke returned from
Little Falls Wednesday and will spend
the summer at home.
the hospital Wednesday.
Mr.; and Mrs. Jas. Brown Of Elm:
dale had their infant son baptized at
the Catholic church here Sunday.
Thaddius Wilkoweki has gone to
Perham to visit his parents.
Rev. I. Wippich was at Little FALL
Wednesday.
Bart Wotzke transacted business al
the county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. Ted Rut1 visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. sam Wielinski at Pike Creeh
Tuesday.
Miss Tracy Bias Of st. Cloud visited
friends here Sunday.
Report of school in District No. 81
for month ending April Z:
No. days taught q
No. scholars enrolled q
| Average daily attendance a
These reither tardy nor absent dur
ing the month are: Frank and Mix
Adamski. Jacob Lukasewicz, Stanle!
Super. Rose Wotzka. John. Agnes ant
| Frank ZioltkoWeki.
Those who were absent but tw'
days or less are: Axel bergstrom
Steve Yendro, Tony Kulesha, Oil
and Lawrence KarpinsKi. Sadie lie
monczik, Tillie and Frank Mrozek
! Frank Super. Peter Wotzka. Cyril
Ziolckowski and Bonnie Fredericton.
Roealia J. Willkoweki. Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
West Darling

April l0.-At the school meeting in
District IS Saturday afternoon, 81
voted for building q new school house
and against. only voted to
change the school site, ali the rest
voting to place the new building
where the present one is. The tuild-
ing will be 94x36, four windows on
each side. aud three doors. A build
ing committee Of three was appointed,
which was not necessary. az the board
has control Of the matter, according to
the school law. But the people don't
always want law here, only of their
own. Some kicked about the II wom-
en- voting, when they ought to know
women have q right to vote at school
elections. Others wanted to throw
over the election. because they claimed
one man was not allowed to vote. The
polls closed at 8 O'Clock. Others kicked
because the chairman of the BOARD
waa not present, and wanted to fine
him. What is the use of all this fuss.
We have had trouble enough In this
district. When certain officer went
away" twelve years ago, when there
had been $500 in the treasury, and
$50 reward for MIN. he was brought
back, and We recovered $216. 80. This
present board Is q square one, and
people ought to appreciate the fact
Nothing is bought except what Is
needed. Let Us pull together, get our
new schoolhonse for the young people,
and be harmonious.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
RANDALL

April live have had one car OF
emigrant's stock to arrive at this
place already this spring. Mr.. Soren.
son came from South Dakota and
goes to live in Clough town.
The chattel mortgage foreclosure
sale en- the stock Of Peter Liligren by
the Merchants state bank, held here
on the 18th, was we'll attended. The
stock was sold for all, and some folk
think for more than it was worth.
1t Is very likely that Randall will
lose another of her old time citisens
W. B. Smith has been rendered thu
position Of section foreman at Spo
kane, WASH, and as soon as arrange
ments are perfected Mr.. Smith with
his family will leave for that place.
Mrs. Berry has moved from the vii
lage and gone to live on the Julius
Fregine place, just vacated by JOSEPH
Baril and family.
Albert johnson Of Fort Ripley, q
friend Of Chas. Anderson, and once
time Keeper for h1m while running ar
extra gang, stopped off here on Tues.
day evening to say hello to old &C.
quaintances.
Joseph Baril and family said good.
bye to friends and Minnesota on Sun.
day afternoon, and the family separ'
ated for a short time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baril and thei, three youngest child.
rem left for Canada to visit with par.
ents and friends before going furthe,
west. Philip and the three older
girls left for Britton. s. D., and
three other boys left overland BY
team for Birch. South Dakota.
A. p. Thelen. who went to Wash.
ingron last fall and returned a short
time ago, is about to purchase small
piece Of lano and erect q comfortable
residence and spend his remaining
days in Randall
Mrs. A. Hiscock is slowly improv'
Arch Cyrus is back from the lumbe,
+. j. O'Brisn left on Monday 70,
Minneapolis to work with q bridge
crew. r. J. is an old hand and hal
no delay in finishing work at any old
time.
Patrick Scott Of Platte River, al
old time acquaintance Of Angus Ken
nedy, is here at present with q view
to purchasing small farm.
John Vertin was In the village
Tuesday attending to the ohatte
mortgage sale business.
Mrs. D. P. Calhoun is visiting Will
friends In Psrkertown this week.
Miss Helen Hayes was the guest O
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thrall over Sunday.
Mike Winker and Miss Kalusha o
Brainerd spent few days In tow
last week.
The NJ. W. A. hall il nearing com
pletion. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
GREEN PRAIRIE.

April 11.-Till Segiel was visitor
at 81. Wittwer Sunday afternoon.
Earl Eckerson returned to his home
after a few days visit with relatives
and friends in Royalton.
Miss Pearle Forseman was the guest
of Miss Flora Henderson Sunday.
Misses Pearle Forseman. Julia and
Regina Eckerson visited friends in
Little Falls Saturday.
Mr.. Nicholson of Randall has been
working for A. Koski tho past week.
Miss Regina Eckerson visited her
parents Saturday and Sunday and
returned to her school at Little
Elk Monday morning.
Mrs r Henderson returned to her
home Saturday after 9 few days visit
with relatives at Fl. Ripley.
Mrs. r. Neil and daughter Jesse
spent Sunday evening at mr.. o.
Mrs: E. Eokerkon was the guest of
Mrs. Chae. 6edney Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Waline visited at
MI: Anderson's Sunday.
Mr.. McCarthy's children are ill
with the mumps.
E Nicholson of Randall boaght q
fine COW from J. Jarvis Saturday.
Mrs. J. Swanson visited Mrs. F.
belong of Little Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Larson and family
visited at Mr.. g. Kull's Sunday.
Messrs. Herbert Soames and Leroy
Henderson visited in Little Falls Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Schlax and family
visited at E. Eokerson's Sunday AFTER
noon.
August Koske visited friends in
Randall Sunday afternoon.
A number of young people spent
Sunday afternoon at f. Eckerson's.
Mrs. o. Larson was the guest of
Mrs. N. Henderson Tuesday after.
noon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
PIKE CREEK !

April l2.-Paul Richter was seeding
for Mr.. Denorzkowski Tuesday.
Jsc..b Eta of Minneapolis was visit
ING Robert Reschke Sunday.
Vincent Ltpfneki was hauling lumber
t. Ledoux for ]. Mock Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. !. 9l1bka and ].
N-ozel went to Swan River to visit
Glen Lingman Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
RAMEY

April l0.-Under date of march
26th the J. E. Rice Co. Of Cam
bridge, N. T., wrote J.. 7. Raglan
that they shipped four cars of seeds
for distribution from Minneapolis
that three CARS arrived on time, but
the one containing Rsgan's seeds
didn't get there till March 4th, and
were shipped out, that they must be
at Foley, and that they have written
to Weigel & Jensen about it, as they
think the eeeds must be with them or
at Foley. But the seeds are not here
Last year seeds fell into the hands of
]. V. Raglan and he did not sidetrack
Wiegel & Jensen. but hauled them
out and seut their seeds to them.
This year the seeds fell into hands as
the letter says, and have not been
delivered to Raglan. This speaks for
itself. Raglan showed deed Of kind.
ness last year, but has failed to reap
any good out of it. Another of the
professors too.
M. s. Barton returned from Iowa,
and will have sale on the 18TH then
return to Harland.
Mrs Chase is in Minneapolis for an
operation. She Is getting along nice.
lY.
Rev. Carter attended the district
conference at Little Falls
Chas Carter took his wife to DR.
Denny Thursday to have her treated
for a troubled hand.
Mr.. Hanson and John Begordis were
in Ramey Friday.
R. s. Clarke and the cashier of the
Royalton bank were In Ramey one
1~~ IN snH~
orders held on District 80 since 1898.
It's about time the district was find
ing out where it stands. If possible.
It looks az though certain bondsmen
were expected to stand good for their
own carelessness. The district has
not been run In business way, as
the book do not shcw head or tail
as to Indebtedness. There was q
sinking fund of S75 on hand at the
last election, which was loaned, al
though prohibited py law. Who ever
did it Is to blame, and the district
should look out as they are fixing q
club to break their backs with.
THE SHEEP FOLD-When and
where is the sheep fold3 Is it now or
is It at the second coming of Christi
IL It not written LET the tares and
the wheat grow until the harvest
Time" The harvest time, as under
stand 1t. is the second coming, then
separate the chaff from the wheat. So
IL will be with the sinners and the
righteous subsisting on the worlds
goods until the second coming, then
the godly will be gathered into the
fold and the ungodly Will be cast out
into nttar darkness, and when once
in the fold there will be no such
thing as reaching back through the
fence and eating of the worlds pas
ture. I think the good brother did
not stop to think Of this Sunday even
inx. It is written-Therefore thou
arr inexcuaable, man whatsoever
thou art that judgest, for wherein
thou judgest another thou condemned
thyself, for thou judgest and doest the
same things.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
+EFE: - IL
PIE RI .

April 18.-F. <. Steger. the Lastfup
brewer and also saloonist, was In town
on b7siness Tuesday,.
Geo. Vose and family moved from
the village to Chap. Buetgen' q house
two miles south Of town Saturday.
:. Norris Carnes of Royalton WAS here
q few days this week, buying cattle,
hogs, and horses. .*~ *$zzs,@
Wanted-1O00 men to work on the
new flour mill and 100 men to build
the opera house. Call on lower town,
Pierz, MINI - =
Jacob Roch moved into the Valen.
tine house in the village Tuesday,
which he recently purchased.
Our former butcher liked Hanna J.
and the present one likes Mary A.
Christ Berg has added considerable
new furniture In his barber shop, al
so some new seating capacity for the
waiting patrons.
Born-To MI. and Mrs. Jos. Boeh-
mer boy, and to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Nlmsch, girl. j
Jacob Nohner has shipped $50
bushels OF seed wheat from here to
his farm near WahDeton, N. u! he
states that wheat WAS 60 badly hurt
by rust here last year that only about
half of it grows.
Peter Hoffman has built a new
barn and chicken coop on his fathers
place in the village.
Dr. Schweitzer. veterinary sur
geon of Switzerland, has located in
the village, and has his Office at the
Crawford Sheldon, county superin-
tendent Of schools, was here Tues
day and Wednesday visiting the
schools in this vicinity.
The work on the new mill began
Wednesday. It will be 3ax62 feet and
three stories high. besides the base
ment, capacity 100 barrels. The loca-
tion is three lots south of the beer
house. The engine house will be so
feet north of the mill. Mr.. Gravel
will also move his planning mill here
from Gravelville.
Michael. Brand of Hillman was in
tie village Tuesday. he is 50 years
old and expects to live 40 years more.
He has 8 miles to walk to the village
and merely called that trip little
exercise: He is doctor and makes a
speciality of curing rheumatism, con-
sumption and fever sores. BE stares
that he can cure any case of rheuma-
tism in Eve minutes, and can show
Testimonials from people in his town
who he has cured In that time. ANY
afflicted with those diseases can call
on him at Peter Thies's place in that
town, where he makes his home.
The German coach horse will stand
at $i2 this season. This gives all the
farmers a chance to improve their
stock Of horses at a very low price.
Mrs. Jacob Nohner received large
stock Of millinery goods last week.
The inspector Of the rural mail
routes arrived here Wednesday and is
inspecting the routes petitioned for.
He intends to establish five routes
here, all to take mail from the Pier1
| postofice.
About half q dozen of our village
sports left for fishing trip to Mile
Laos lake Thursday morning. These
parties had good luck at the lake last
year, as they caught fish with rub.
Der boots on.
Those who are on the new mail
routes should not forget that the best
rural mail route boxes can be secured
at the Herald.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
BRlCkYARD

April 21.-Aifred Matteson has gone
on the drive to cook.
Verne Savage las purchased q new
Wheel
A. r. Longfellow was called to
Monticello Saturday on account Of his
grandmother's death. Mrs. J. R.
Longfellow, and returned home
Wednesday night.
Mrs. e. Manbeck had her barn well
walled up with brick last week.
Rev. Clemans preached at the school
house last Sunday. Rev. Stocklsnd and
Mr.. Nichols accompanied him.
Mrs. Dow Of Little Falls visited
Mrs. Scott Sunday and Monday.
April f2-This looks like making
garden. Showed all night and still
showing.
8. q. Longfellow is substitute or
Route 8. and has BEEN on duty the las,
three days.
Mrs. Dora Lonefellow visited Mrs.
Reid Tuesday.
Mrs. Reds baby Martin. has beer
sick the last few days.
VIM. Gray visited at r. Chamber
Sunday. - 1- -.
Minnie Taylor Is at home sick witt
pleulfsy.
Ivan Gray was visitor at Longfel
low 8 and Scott Sunday.
The Clover leaf society will meet Al
the home of Mrs. e. Manbeck'
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Chamber
and Mrs. Manbeck will entertain tn,
society by having them sew carpe
rags and then serve refreshments.
Albert Ridlon is working on tn,
boom.
Mrs. Geo. Coultas called on Mrs
Dobie last Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
AGRAM

April 12.-Miss o. LANCER visited
Mrs. G. Stangl Sunday.
Jos. Kettel and Nick Dahmen viz
tied the Agram barber Sunday.
Hub LANCER intends to have hie
email cheese factory finished by May
10. He viii only take his own milk
and probably one or two of bis neigh
hors' milk. This way be can have
milk perfect and will turn out ar
extra quality of brick cheese.
The school will be closed for day
or 20 on account of the teachers sick
ness.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
$45. 90 Domestic sewing machines tc
close out at $23. 90. Standard ma.
chimes and number of nearly new
r. achines.
FOlsom's Music Store,
LASTRUP

April 11.-John Schriner, who left
for western Canada year ago, wrote
to some of HE friends that seeding
was finished about q week ago.
John Eller, the well known Granite
carpenter is quite busy In Lastrup.
Ed Stuckmeyer and cousin were
callers In North Buh.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hopke, March 80th. q son.
John eau says he doesn't like to
stay around here, because the hills
are too high.
We hear Bachelor IS got the bounce
from his dear.
L Brinkman was at Belle Prairie
after goooa this week.
Jas. Sabel was at the Falls Thurs
day to leave for Warrington, but
backed out when he saw the iron
Peter Wachner sr. was In Pierz
Friday.
Albert Keller returned from the St.
Cloud hospital last week.
Mat Sesek and J. T. T., F. N. B..
have gone west.
Lorenz, aged IS years, son of JOS
Drummer Sr., had his arm broken.
John Donek of North Buh visited at
8. Ridl's this week.
We hear the professor In the factory
will not return home.
Mrs. and Miss Fischer were at Pierz
Thursday.
Albert E. Bernard is here from
Northern Wisconsin on q visit to his
cousins. J. H., John and Ed Stuck
meyer.
A man from Pistol Valley was in
Lastrup Sunday afternoon. M. B.
Died-John Harsch ST., died Sun
day morning at 8 O'Clock. he was
born In Austria June "a, 1895, and
served In the army at the time Of the
Hungarian revolution. He came to
the United States In 1871, settling in
the state of Maryland, and entering
the employ Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, being thus employed fol
several years. In 1879 he moved t.
Minnesota. locating In Mobiles county
and engaged In farming. In 1908 he
moved to Morrison county, settling
on q farm GEAR here. Mr.. Harsch
was thrifty, industrious and gener'
Gus man. respected and held In high
esteem by all. He leaves a widow,
four sons, and two daughters. Hi
death was the parting of q kind, Low.
ing father from his affectionate fam
lily. His kindnesses will remain 8
precious memory. We extend OIL
sympathy to the bereaved family, and
trust that his parting from this worii
was the opening to him Of eterna
bliss. glory and happiness. q rewari
for the good he did. May he rest i,
peace.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
II a Cow gave
Butter

mankind would have to
invent milk. Milk is Ma
lures emulsion-butter
put i'm shape for diges-
ton. Cod liver oil is ex-
tremely nourishing, but
it has to be emulsified
before we can digest it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
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