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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-20

and belly to hold securely In place
This allows the COW perfect freedom OF
action to eat and drink and In feeding
ing on pasture. but Immediately she
turns her head to suck herself the
prong toward the side which she turns
will jab itself into her carcass. While
this scheme Is simple. says the Farm
and Home, It will break the worst self
sucker that ever happened.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-20

ordinary rope halt
er. b. for the head
piece. A light bar
of iron Is twisted
and bent, as shown
1t .. Forward part
oftwisted end Is At
tached to halter
close to Jaw. One
side Of fork passes
ON either side Of
cew over breast,
extending b Q 6 X
midway. Straps or
ropes, Q. are At
tached ~ shown TO
pass around back
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-20
Different at Home.

The man who grvMhlss the most
about his food while at the family ia
BILE Is usually the nan who eats heartily
at a free lunch with fork that hun
dred other men have used before him.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-20
MUZZLE FOR SELF-SUCKER.
Simple Yoke Which Will Effect q
Cure in the Case of the Most
Obstinate Animals.

A simple yoke for self-sucker that
will be found effective can be made Of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
AGRAM

Sept. 12.-Nrs. Herman Vierk and
daughter Hermina left Wednesday for
Wisconsin where they will visit with
relatives
Richard Boehm left Tuesday for st.
Cloud. where he will attend school.
Theo. Stumpf and daughter were at
Buchanan Sunday.
Hunting season is open, but hunters
are more then birds this season.
William Kippley left last week for
Davenport, N. D., whore he will work
during threshing season.
Joseph LANCER left Tuesday fol-
Swan Lake, where he IL employed.
Mrs. Kippley and Mrs. Rauch re.
turned Saturday from Minneapolis,
where they attended the state fair.
Miss Christina Stumpf left Monday
for Sank Centre, where she will be
employed during the winter.
School opened =. Monday with Miss
BATE of Holdingford as teacher. Th1r.
ty' one pupils we're enrolled.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
BUCHANAN

Sept. l9.-John Schmolke and
fsmilv and Mrs. VIM. Sh<iener re-.
turned from st. Paul Friday.
Joe Jensen auo family left for ST..
Michael's Monday where they wit
messed the marriage of Daniel Jansen,
. brother Of Joe.
Miss Servae AMI FRANK Kuder of
Little Falls ave waiting fri. ms here. .
Theo. Stumpf of Agram was mere
Sunday
Peter L. Poste: of Pierz is employ Ct
as engineer far Frank Mischk-.
Frank dortsch and family were here
to witness the marriage of Lizzie Te:-
hssr. sister of Mrs Frank 30, tsch
T7eedsy.
John Heech Of Royal"on was on t;s
farm Saturday having his grain
threshed.
:. Mr.. Popp Of Mayhem lake visit-d
Peter Shereder here Sunday.
Adam Brick will cell O. public auc.
ton on the 2eth of Sept. all his fam
iuplemerts. Mr.. Brick will move to
!padua, SteArns comfy. about Ort. l..
where he mas purchased farm.
JOAN Houu and Jnhn Si'z nan were
in Morrill, sunday, t'>t Old nor II ID
anyone 1t hcue and they had to re-
turn '4-l;ne much fatigued after n
] .r9 60 's- chase.
M. and Mr.. Jos Ostrich we're at
the county seat on business.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
RICE LAKE

Sept. Is VIM. Lamb went to
Agram Wednesday to thresh on his
farm 1T that place.
Joe Rouse took load Of hay to Lit
tie Falls one day Lass week.
Sylvester Love helped his father cut
hay last week.
Joe Rouse went to Royslton Thurs
day.
Martin Bergman was in Little Falls
Thursday.
Jim Randall. visited in Dixville
Keere.
W.. Love of Agram passed throrgn
here Tuesday on his wav to Royalt y.
Harley Crabtree and Isaac Isaacs N
left Saturday for North Dakota, wheze
they intend to find employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Leigh of Hill
man visitsd with II. g. Love and
family Friday.
Sylvester and Oren Love left Satur-.
day for North Dakota.
Joe ana Rollin Rouse visited with
their sister. Mrs. Chas. Crow, Of Lit
tie Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love were in
Akrsm Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
GREEN PRAIRIE

Sept. lS.-Mr. and Mrs. O. Larson
and children visited at Mr.. 1ull's
Sunday.
Miss Ellen Akerberg was the guest
Of Mrs Mary Anderson Sunday.
Mrs. N. Henderson visited at Mr..
O. Larson's Tuesday.
}. B lawrence of Bratnerd @as
here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mre. Vining Of Little Falls
were visiting here Sunday.
Il E. Piereon and VIM. Chadwick
were ON the Prairie Sunday.
We understand that Mr.. Nelson has
8 I'D his farm and will leave Tor Ne
braska coon.
Chas. Sylvester of Little Falls was
here Sunday.
Miss Jessie Neill visited friends in
Little Fails or few days last week.
Mrs. Chas. Gedney and Mrs Ed.
6Am4oc AID children visited friends
AZ Little Falls Sunday.
Franz Eden and J. 3. Lawrence
drove to Cioagh Tno.soay afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. 5. Hammer Deck of
Little Falls were callers On the Prairie
Sunday afternoon.
Cnas. Anderson left Thursday fur
Nebraska. where be will be em. l., eu
the coming fall
Frank Edden and si-ters, Mis.e
Clara and Eta, were L.t'l. Falls vi
sloors Sunday afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
BRICkYARD

Sept. 13.-Mrs. AL. Matteson went
latt Sunday night to Campbell to visit
with her husband, who is employed
there.
The picnic was a grand success last
Saturday. There were plenty of gooa
things to eat.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mre.
Russel Thursday Everybody invited.
Mrs. Jennie Gray went to join her
husband at Big Prairie FRIDAY
Mrs. VIM. Gray visited with Mre.
Wright Wednesday.
Mrs. Dooie ano Mrs Wright visited
Mrs. g. +. smith Tuesday.
Mrs. G. 81. Taylor vieited Mrs..
Wright and Qnine Friday.
Last Sunday G: A sprsndel had a
narrow escape Of having Ills house
burnt down. A spark from the kitchen
chimney blew in the bedroom window
and set the clothing on fire.. The loss
was about 600.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
West Darling

Sept. l2.-School began Monday in
District IS with a large eu,oll4ueut. :.
The Darling Grove lady nae opened a
laund.ysfpr East Darling. she does
good work and expects large bust.
ne: 8. ,., -
August Blomqniet had fur teams
etacking Monday. He bae gone to the
harvest fields near Morris.
A young lady from M,nneap!l lis IL
visiting at Golden Valley fam.
The DELL FIR Dist. IS has Lot vet
come, nor the new seats.
SCI Grow was eight days Oh the
way to North Dakota, the party be
was with driving up there.
The Dee man, A. II. Nelson,
shipped more honey this year than
ever before. He has goUu crop aud
orchard and good corr.
The Grass Widows society Will meet
next Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
IT Golhen Park, section ~.
The Ladies Sew ing society y ill meet
at Darling Grove at clo> k Sept.
2S,h, section 80 All taose int; ested
requested to be preset.
Mr.. Lundb berg, If Paxtor. ILL.,. who
has been visiting at Silver Paik loft
Wednesday for his horne. he made
many friends during mis- stay here. de
likes Darling very we'll, praised aug
ust Blon quiet apples as the largest
around here, aud TOT k some to Pax
ton to show what can be raised here.
Mrs. aulda Carlson returned Mon
day from the Twiu Citi s.
Our CID friend, the It lepaone agent,
writes from North Dakota that there
mas been too much rain and flack
work. also that women sre working
on some # the rigs.
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Northeast Darlink.

Sept. l4-Thoe. Kintop is selling
off his cattle and intends to leave for
the northern part OF the state.
Geo. brlese came from Minneapolis
to sec bis brother Herman, who met
with an accideLt which resulted in
the loss Of mis- right hand. ss noted IN
another column. HermAn's friends all
were very sorry to hear If the acct
dent.
School commenced in District 40
Monday, with Miss Mattson uf Little
Elk a. teacher.
Miss holda and Lena Johnson have
returned to their home ut Saltwater.
Tnev were here to ATTEND the King
berg johnson wedding.
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Klingberg have
returned from their wedding Trip.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
East Darling.

Sept. 18.-Ed. Fredericton has re-.
turned from the Twin Cities.
Miss Ruth Schelin visited in 1t.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klein of Switzerland
we're here on q visit with Mis-. ajlda
Nelson, and left for the state of
Washington, where thew will make
their future home.
Otis St. Dennis has the fine s. corn
and the best garden # all this year.
There was q good crowd 1t the
picnic Sunday.
Alfred Fredrickson Visited f1ienos
In Brainerd Sunday last
School in District "a will CON-
mepce Sept. 26th with Miss Car> line
Pears IN az teacher. which is good news
for tte parents and CHILDREN.
The storekeeper will soon run q Ijv-
erv and grocery rig in West Darling.
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6l)H

Sept. 13.-F. Ziegler has rented
Theo. Thielen's farm in Section Q
It ie announced that Father Sand
will return from Europe within two
weeks. he will be much welcomed.
Barney Veith offers q team Of horses
for sale at bargain.
Chas Thurman was at the Falls
with two stee,s which he sold for $88.
Peter Trtt tier 10 In Platte with his
threshing rig.
The bachelors are nearly all in d.
kota and number Of our ladies wear
long faces.
Bsrpey Gross pasred through our
town yesterday from Pierz On route to
st Matthias.
We had quite q hail storm here
Monday. Little damage was done.
Wonder when that certain iudivid-
ual will stop to raise Cain over the
Freedmen creamery. We know we'll
you were we'll paid for what little
milk you SOLD, consequently You have
no reason to make such a terrible
aOise.
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fsts WI =
!. ROY ON /.

Sept. l4.-Mrs Mary Rioe hss pur-:s
chased the 81. s. Rice house, and
took possession last week. +? s..
Mrs. Dan Brodhead Of Pfoct0rkn0tt
rs here visiting with tho family OF
Mrs. AMANDA Brodhead. She will re-
main q couple Of weeks. {=5 MA
Mrs.. John SchwaltS visited q 1t.
Cloud with her parents. Mr.. and Mr1.
u. r. Edelbrock W.
Miss Carrie CLARK returned home
home Tuesday from st. Gabriel's hos
pital where she underwent q very
serious operation. sz=
Miss Ella Jeffery arrived home
Thursday from Princeton, where she
had been visiting friends.
Dr. Beer was In Little Falls Mon
DAY. #
DR.. Chance returned from New
Rockford. n. D.. Monday. where The
had been on a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Morse of Lakin
was business caller in the village
Saturday. &
J. q. HolleDbeck of Dixville was
here Saturday. He has rented his farm
and expects to move to town the first
of October. @
Rev. Parehall of ST. Cloud arrived
on the noon train Saturday and con-
Quoted services at the Episcopal
! church Sunday morning.
Miss Nina Hogle has returned to
Little Falls.
Rhine Batter left on the early train
Thursday morning for Minneapolis
where he will enter the university as
| freshman.
Mrs. Bodwell has sold one of her
houses in npper town to Rem Cornell.
! Fulton Bell has purchased the Hern
residence and will move his family in
the 6rst of October.
Mrs. A. 3. Skinner went to Little
Falls Monday to visit her father, ].
W. Jcslin. who Is laid up with q sore
foot. having stepped on rusty nail.
Jerry Murphy has purchased the o.
son property on Bridge street occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McGonaRle.
Mr.. McGonsgle expects to move to
Seattle where he will locate in bust
ness.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15

There was such q small attendance
Ut the Commercial Club Tuesday even
lug at the meeting called to consider
the opera mouse proposition that no
action was taken. The committee. 81.
A. Rider. A. p. Blanchard and Carl
Bolsnder. appointed to esrimste the
cost, sent word that they could not do
20 definitely from the drawings cub
mitted. TIE plan was for q building
three stories, 80 < 40. to include two
stores and sone Offices, tre auditorium
to have a setting capacity of $50.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
THESE EXPLAIN THEMSELVES.
Little Falls, MIMI. Sept. IL, 1906.

THESE EXPLAIN THEMSELVES.
Little Falls, MIMI. Sept. IL, 1906.
Geo. Euder, Chief,
Little Falls Fire Department.
Dear Sir: We wish to EXPIRE SIS to
you ana your department orr eipcere
thanks for the prom pr response to our
call last night, as well as for the eff.
cient service rendered.
As token of our appreciation We
encl3 SO herewith our check for $lCO. 90
which kindly apply to the ftemen's
fund.
Again thanking you and the Little
Falls FIRE department, we remain,
Yours truly,
Pine Tree Lumber Co.
For the abo:e very libersl evidence
OF the compaDys appreciation Ct the
WORK OF the FIRE department, the de.
pa1tment hereby tenders t. the Pine
Tree Lumher company It's s:ncera
thanks.
Geo. Em1er, Chief.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
FLENSBURG

Set. 13.-Mrs. VIM. Becker and
children we're visiting friends in Lit
tie Falls Saturday.
Fred Bergetrom went to St. Cloud
on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Prozipski were
L little Falls visitors Saturday.
A letter from Louis Larson, from
Wahpetou, says he is working with q
threshing machine and getting 6 q
day for himself ard team.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Martin Rutza were in
Little Falls Wednesday.
Thoe. Wotxka and M,se Rose WITT.
Ia were in Little Falls Monday.
The town board of Pike Creek we're
here inspecting some contract work
on the road between sections 10 and
30, Saturday. The work was done by
F: Ginter and Though not complete
Mr: Ginter is doing very good JOB.
Mrs. .. Bergstrom and Oscar Berg
strom were In Little Falls Monday.
MIS- Margaret Glnter and son were
county seat visitors Monday.
the following were Little Fails vi
sttors Fridsy-A. johnson. F. Yanta,
NJ. Bonik. Geo. Lapos and VIM. Batch
kowski and SOD.
Mike Woejhowski returned from
Perham the later part OF the week.
Miss Anna Streed is attending the
Normal school at St. Cloud.
Mrs. Chas. Hiahlsnd returned from
Parker Tuesday after q weeks visit.
F. Macmann of Perham IL visiting
Mike Woejhoweki this week.
Mrs. Theo Rutza and son were in
Little Falls Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
PARKER

Sept. 13.-H. u. Snow was q Ran.
DALI visitor Saturday.
Lillian Covert was sick Friday.
J. R. Snow called at the county
seat Friday.
Eliza Bernethy was in Randall FRI
day.
Paul and August Jasctke assisted
]. r. Snow il stacking Thureday.
School in Dist. So will begin Sept.
18th. The term was expected to tegin
Sept. 5tb, out the teacher. Miss Clara
Blanchard, was taken sick and there
fore school was abandoned until the
teacher was over her illEese.
Oar items for last week:. edition were
just little toe late.
extensive buairess man.
RAYMOND Covert and mother were
clu1ty seat visitors F:ida, las.
Most all Of tie people of the mas.
culine gender have abandoned this
part ard grass widows seem 70 be
q7',e plentiful. Now is the time for q
''@te as they are frightened to 20 70
cn.lcb. etc. without an escort.
A we'll will be dug on the school
grounds of Dist. IS.
The motto and theme some of the
hunters and farmers have taken In
bunting IL, lock twice before you shoot
once.
Mrs. s. Covert returned from Ran.
dali Thursday last.
Our literary, North Parker, il one
Of the restless kind and 30 of couree
mnpt remain %. Are yo7 etil so ak.
iousl
John Hegg has his rev barn almost
completed. As coon a. finished he in.
tends to 80 to North Dakota.
Mr.. rurner of Randall wss her.
Saturday.
Ruby Snow Of this place will spend
the winter with her sister. Mrs N.
Mead In North Parker. also attending
scho>l In list. 81.
Lillian CtveSt visited mere Sundsv.
=: y: Sp9w ATTENDED church at
IS
= as@!Ise
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:. -
P;lfRz.

Sept. 14-Math n. Meyer Of Hill.
man has sold his half interest in his
thresking rig to Nm. Meyer, who now
owns the rig alone. -.
Bo1n-To Mr.. and Mr.. Max Guen-
Their, . girl.
Mr. and Mrs f.. L. D.igle of Vine
land were in Pierz Saturday. ~.
The marriage OF Henry Wilkes to
Miss Anna Gross Of Granite was an.
nonnced in church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamothe of Mime.
apolis came here Monday and will
hunt tere few days.
School in Dist. no. 10, Pierx,
opened Monday with John Fink Of
Stearns county as teacher.
Nick Sehr of Quincy, WASH. re-.
turned here and is spending his vaca.
tion with his brother John. who came
here for q visit from Klondyke.
School in Diet. g., Buh, will open
next Monday with Rose Arenet of
Little Falls as teacher.
John Warnre r of New T1ier,
MIMI, and Miss Lizzie Terbaar of
Pierz were married here by Rev. j
g. Sstiegler Tuesday. After thewedding
ceremony banquet was given at the
AOM0 VI Uuo OAAH0 oAo0to 0OOu
luck Is them. ~ -.> II.
Mrs. John Kramer returned from a
visit at Minneapolis.
Cap Gravel moved his family here
Monday. and is. occupying the rooms
ABOVE Blake's store.
F. T. Buesseler will move from the
Dusher farm in Granite Into Chas
Buetgen's house in Pierz.
P. L. Poster ls runnine Frank
Mischke's thresbing engine in Buck
man.
The state has granted the town OF
Hillman q loan of 5000 for building
roads and bridges The town of Rich.
ardson. which alsomade an application
for a loan. WAS turned down.
Jos. 81. Wiring is going to take his
three. year old mule to the fair next
week He will offer him for sale at
the same time.
jos. Stnmpf was operated on for
appendicitis Dy Drs Dunn ardLewis at
st. Cloud Saturday. ae is reported
as doing well.
Mike Priglmeier has rented Jacob
D7sher's farm in Granite and will
soon take pc session
The Lastrup cheese factory has shut
down and the cheese maker is now
operating the Pie1z and Agram cheese
factory. Every farmer that pc ssibly
can should bring his milk there and
Assist in making it euccess. He is
paying the highest price for milk.
Mrs, Harry Chri. tian returned from
q visit in the southern part of the
state.
A representative of the Hew lit
Bridge Co., of Minneapolis was here
Tue sday looking for teams to haul
out the material for a steel bridge
which the company has = contract to
build in the town Of aillman. The
BROOK between Sections Z and 3.
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r. r. 3. NO. 8.

sept 12 1- .Jansie drove to
Royalton Thursday. @s=--
Math Jelenskie drove t.. Two Rivers
Friday. - 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Drelock of Flensbnrp
were out here Sunday. -
Mrs. Hershey hauled five loads of
hav from Milo Young's Monday.
We hope that Bachelor So will soon
get married. We all expect to 70 TO
the wedding and have . goood time.
Mrs. Leskief visited ct Mrs.. CAM
Sunday.
Mrs. Zspralka and family visited
at Mrs. Dz:abas Sunday.
Mrs. Lixsie Kowvolskie. of Little
Falls visited her parents --shere Sun
day. ~..-:
Mrs. Pikula and family of Little
Falls visited ut Kaisers Saturday
and Sunday.
John wochka of Rich Prairie vifi.
ted at Albert Pierzinekl Sunday.
The dance at Gosiak's was we'll
attend Sunday night. - -. 1870
Albert Dziabas sold q horse for Mr..
Tomczek from Platte, for 800.
Joe Kaiser drove to Little Falls Sun.
day.
Anton vojdula is employed at Jacot
KAISER this week.
Tom Krostock made flying trir
to Little Falls Monday.
Miss Nettie Wozniak visited Mis-
Susan sPierzina Sunday.
A large crowd gathered at Pierzina {
Sunday night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. Tomcz4k of Platte
visited Mrs. Dziabas Sunday and Mon.
dav.
Mrs. Krostock and daughter Nav
made business trip to Little Fail.
Tuesday.
Among those that drove to L title
Falls Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs,
Pslk, Mr.. and Mrs. Januskie, MIR. and
Mrs. Brootb, Mr.. Hershey and
daughter Cora. Albert and Charley
Dziabas, Mrs. Leekie and con Ed. and
Mrs. Jelenekie and daughter Hattie.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
SWANvllLE

Sept. 18.-Mrs. Rassler Of Randall
was the guest Of her brother Golden
Green here Friday. - - .t& s.
Chas stith returned from Portland
Wednesday where he attended tho
Lewis and Clarke exposition. he vis-
tied Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs
and Denver on the return TIN.
Among those VINO attended the
state fair from here were Mesds1oes
j. D. stith. VIM. Stems, J. F. Rhodes
and j. j. McRae and son, and Willie
Stith, Ed. Hedin and John Long.
Vim. Ra6ensparger went to Brewer.
AZ Attorney ns"} Peterson Of Long Prairie
was in the town Tuesday. +
Mrs. Demond Of Sank Centre is the
guest Of her parent, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chss. Files. .n,...r
John Long and wife celebrated their
silver wedding Sunday. at their homo
east Of town. A large number of out
of town relatives were present among
who were Ferdinand Rhoda and wife
of Winsted, Mimi, Cnae. Rhoda and
wife Of 5Royaltonl and Herman. Min.
ming ana wife of Glenwcod. +
MIS-. J.. D. Stith and son returned
from the Twin Cities Saturday. -
DR.. Beer Of Royalton was the ;geuet
Of DR.. Corrigan Monday. ~ Y
James Hall is seriously i'll. =
Rev. James Martin and wife are
visiting relatives In Wright county.
Mrs. Emma Jackson lsft for syria
cuse, N. Y, Monday. where she will
visit relati 7ee Her dang nter, Mrs.
B. 3. Cox, accom- panied her to Mime.
apollo.
Our new schoolhouse will not be
completed until Oct. LIST, but our
schools will open Monday, Septem Der
lStt, II the old building.
A large number from here will at
tend the Todd county fair at Long
Prairie this week.
Miss Mabel Mason. who was the
guest of her uncle, E. A. Flood and
wife returned to her home Ut Mime
Apolis laet week.
Rev. Lyons of the Congregational
church preached bis farewell sermon
Sunday evening. He is called to the
southern part Ut the ktate and Rev.
Washington succeeds MIN here.
Mrs. Vim. Lampher OF Staples WIS.,
ited here.
Miss Clara Broder Of Little Falls
was In the village saturday en- route
to Long Prairie.
ID. G Tiff Of Long Prairie was
cashier st the People hank during
Cashier aedln's absence.
A very sad and fatal accident oc.
cured ut the Jens Nelson farm four
miles southeast of town Wednesday.
Mrs Nelson and twelve year-old son
bad driven to q Lear-by pasture to
milk the cows ON Wednesday morning.
Rhe removed the bride from the
horse 10 let bim eat grsss ana wher
she attempted to put it on after milk
ing the borse reared back knocking
her down and tramriing on her before
the son could get to her. She was re-.
moved tc her home where she died
Thursday evening". Funeral servlcel
were held Sunday afternoon In thu
SWedish church in South SWanville.
Rev Olson conducted the services
J. D. stith, Aug. Meyer and Alder,
KIM attended from here Tht
beresved relatives have the sympathy
of all.
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NJ tleg Mercur5: {. A. Nelson is
selling ont his land and property at
the east ED of Lake Sham i1eau and
is preparing TO leave next week for
Kansas City. Mo-, where Re will take
. course in q meaical college.
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The jolly Bachelors gave q dancing
party at Elk usll Monday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15

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