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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
WEST RIPLEY

August 3l.-Mieses GLADYS Billiard
and Eunice Atwood cf Little Falls
have been guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Clark this week.
Mrs. Robert Tedford has been SICK
during the past week. DR.. Chance
was called Sunday and the patient Is
now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Cook, accom-
panied by the Misses Ethel Kimbal]
and Mamie CLARK, drove to Little
Falls one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mcclure are
rejoicing over the arrival of little
daughter at their home.
Mrs. s. 81. Hill of Little Falls,
spent few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cook.
Miss MaQde Adams has gone for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends near Minneapolis
Miss Mamie CLARK. accompanied by
Miss Bessie Henderson of Little Elk,
came up from Royalton Wednesday
where they visited relatives.
Misses Annie and Edna Kimball of
Clough, visited at the home of their
aunt Mrs. Tedford, few days this
week.
F. r. Cook threshed rye and oats
the latter part of the week.
Misses Clara Sickle and Florence
Calkins and Byron and Frank Calkine
of Lenox. visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark's one day this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
MINNESOTA FORESTS
Many Acres Being Rapidly
urned into Timber by
Stimulus Of Bounty

The renewal of the forest areas OF
Minnesota, under the provision of the
tree bounty laws which have been in
fol ce In the state since 1873, has thus
far cost Minnesota $421, 9S4. Al, and
about $40, 600 more will be added to
this amount with the payment of the
1906 bounties, late this fall.
Figures obtained from the Office of
the state auditor. shows that the farm.
ers and settlers who have sought to
establish forest areas az the state has
directed, have been enriched BY near
II . hslf-million dollars, during the
last quarter century. The laws now
regulating the payment of tree boun.
ttes restrict the payments during any
one year to e90, 600, and this n d.
vided proportionatelv according 60 the
acreage Of young forest reported TO.
bounty. The payment 10 limited ia
. maximum Of t2.60 per acre.
Claims are now being received fol-
the bounty OF 1905, and warrants viii
b. cent out to nearly 5000 farmers
late in the fall. The amount fol
which any one settler can receive
bounty 10 limited to ten acres. These
bounty payments arc highly accept.
able 10 the farmers in tho winter
time, and the state il receiving the
benefit of we'll planted and ven cared
for young forests. which win in the
future b highly valuable.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
ABAND0NS ITS FIGHT.
Not Enough Evidence to
Prove that implement
Boycott Existed

The Minnesota Farmers exchange,
aocor ding to j. s. Macdonald of Rush
City, whose resignation az secretary
Of the exchange went into effect Tues.
day, has abandoned its contest with
the Minnesota Retail Dealers associa.
tion, which the exchange CHARGED
with establishing boycott on farmers
belonging to the exchange.
1.-The matter was really never taken
up by the EXCHANGE. said Mr.. Mac
Donald, In an interview In st. Paul.
The complaint was fled with Gov.
johnson by the Morrison county
Farmers Exchange. Sufficient evil
dene had not been collected to prove
that boycott had been established and
the matter was dropped.
owe have had some trouble with
implement dealers and with other re-
tailers, who we're opposed to our or
gsnlzation, but decided not to get in.
to quarrel"
Mr.. Macdonald has resigned the
se1retaryship to enter the MINING
business at Ogden, Utah. He Is sue
ceeded as secretary by L.. K. Meyers
Of North Dakota.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08

Aug. 26.-$95 REwARD-M.. N.
Caldwell Offers q reward Of $a6 for the
owner Of q. new rope which he found
around the neck of one of his Gallo.
way heifers, which had some help tc
get out of the pasture some time
since.
Tho men have all gone to the har.
vest fields
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Mosgrove Wis.
tied at G. E. Looks Wedr esday. Mrs.
Mosgrove came over to visit her moth.
or Mrs. Ford. for few days.
Mrs. Mosgrove will go to Minneapo.
lis next week to take course in q
school of dressmaking, preparatory TO
going into business for herself.
Mrs. D. W. Sims drove over to the
lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Ford visited Mrs. Sims
Wednesday.
Several cattle buyers in this vicinity
the past week. We understand that
several of the neighbors sold stock yes
terday.
A. W. Cook went to the Falls today.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
Belle Prairie

Sept. 6.-Miss Eva Ill., who made
q short visit with her aunt Mrs. Ly-
man Aver, retuiQed to her home ct
Little Falls Monday.
Ais Mattel Resioor IL attending tho
state fair and visiting relatives In
the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene RQcheleau of
Oak Ridge have rented tho Heroux
farm and expect to move to their
new home In q few days.
N. z. Coe, VINO has been sick for
some time has recovered and returned
to his work on the drive.
Miss Hulda Oleson went to Little
Falls Monday for short visit with
friends.
Miss Alma Brusseau of Brainerd
came down Saturday and is visiting
with friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
Miss MoNamara of st. Cloud ar
rived Saturday and went ont to Freed
hem, where she commenced q nine
months term of school.
II. 81. Timm and Will Wrinker went
to Minneapolis Monday for a short
visit at the fair.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Reath, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Bal.
dwin, Mr.. and Mr.. G. A. Tucker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reach, spent Sun.
day, August 37th, at Grow Wing lake.
Lyman Aver went to Royalton Sat.
urday for q short pleasure and bust
ness trip combined.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
FAWN Lake

Sept. 4.-Mrs. A. F. Mcdonnell hae
gone to South Dakota to visit her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Warren,
formerly or this place.
War between Ireland and America.
The first battle was fought August 80.
ireland was armed with q walking
stick while America carried q piece
of iron and q pitchfork. It. is the
opinion of the people that the town
board should appoint new justice OF
the peace to keep the one We already
have, straight.
Several Of the people in the Town
shipped a car load of cattle to st..
Paul last week.
The town board met at Philbrook
Monday to view the new road which
is being made along the railroad from
Philbrook toward Lincoln.
Rollin Draper left Monday of last
week for Round Prairie to work on W.
A. Holorook's threshing machine.
Our very warm weather has caught
hard cold.
Ira Enderlie was back from Dakota
over Sunday.
Alex Mcdonnell and William Warm
ner left last week for DAKOTA.
Threading time 10 here for farmer
and fox teacher. The former, he will
happy be. but the latter, poor, poor,
creature.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
PHlLBRooK

Sept. 6.-Annie Lohmann IL here
again.
"A grand dance will be given BY the
N. B: A. lodge Saturday, tho 9th, q
the Philbrook hall.
Father Scheiner will serve mass ct
PhIlbrook the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tschida,- Jim
Altriohter and his sister May, and
Miss Theresis Tsohida took . trip to
Staples Sept 8rd on business.
Mics Nofx Tfaut, Theodore Kobvl-
ka, aenrv Trick. Willie Traut and
John Tsohida left for Dakota Last
week.
The farmers are all through stack.
Ing. They expect about 26 bushels
to IN acre.
School started the 18th of Septem.
Der. Miss Bertha Cottineham IL
teacher.
Mrr. Trantina and her son Franz
went to Minneapolis last week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Thiel.
en-, son.
They have q telephone all around
fhilbrook that will save lots of travel.
ing.
MI: Aldrich Is fixing up his elevator
at Philbrook already.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
ARE YOU DELINQUENT?
Auditor lverson Suggests
that Property Owners In
Spect Tax Lists

State Auditor Sam g. Iverson r.
sending out communication to conn.
ty auditors relative to the tax saIe,
that are to take place in November.
The letter explains itself and IL given
below.
st. Paul. MINI. Aug. 23 1909
An examination of the liers of raai
estate. forfeited to the state for non.
payment of taxes, under the old and
also under the 1902 law, discloses
the fact that a great many people
have been exceedingly careless in the
matter of taxes, for in thousands of
cases one year, and in hundreds. of
cases only a half years taxes are
delinquent, including farms, village
and city property, These omissions
may have occurred four, i've or ten
years ago, and the amount NAV be
small. but under the law the tract is
forfeited to the state and subject TO
sale. This sale will be held about
November first. next. In nearly all
such cases the taxes will be paid or
redeemed when the personal notice
Of expiration of redemption is served
upon the owners thereof. This will
impose quite an expense upon such
owners.
I suggest that each county auditor
make special effort to BRING all
cases of this kind within his county
to the personal attention of the own.
ers or parties interested. Ask all the
local newspapers in the county to
discuss it and print the names of
the owners in their localities. This
will result In preventing thousands
OF such cases from going to sale.
Every real estate owner in the state
should examine the forfeited tax lists
on ale In the county auditors Office,
and also in the state auditors Office.
to Gee whether or not he has fo,got-
ten to pay any of his taxes In years
gone by.
I am aware that you are no. re.
CURED, under the law. to do ;his,
but as 1t is q matter involving the
interests ct so many people In the
several counties of the state, I feel
certain that you will be glad to rem.
der any assistance within your pow
or.
Very truly yours
Samuel g. Iverson,
State Auditor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
LINCOLN

Sept 6.-Peter Swanson was q Lit
tie Falls visitor August 30th.
Mike Sackmeister left for North d.
kota August 31st.
Messrs. A. F. Mcdonnell, John Fall
lon. Thos. Fallon and Edgar Murphy
left last Friday for North Dakota.
They also took carload Of horses
with them.
Miss Mary Beck left. last Friday for
Cass county. where che will teach
school.
L. G. Ingel and family are expected
from Brainerd in the near future ard
will move into ]. F. Shepherds
house. Mr.. 1ngel is a partner Of Mr.
Shepherd and they will soon have q
general store stocked, under the name
OF Shepherd & Ingel.
q. Stoppleworth left last Saturday
for Madison, Wis. He received tele-
gram from that place, saying his
brother was seriously injured.
John Murphy was business visitor
in Little Falls last Saturday.
Misses Della and Mayme Bartholo.
new left last Saturday for Wolverton
where both are employed as teachers
in the Wolverton school.
Miss Florence and Master Howard
Enke lett last Monday for the Twin
cities, where they will visit friends
and relatives and also take In the
state fair
L. J. Pickit left Monday for . visit
to the state fair.
Miss Lillian Chadwick Of Brainerd,
arrived here last Monday and began
teaching the Lincoln school last Tues
day.
Miss Frances Enke left last Monday
for Rail Prairie, where she will teach.
W. 81. Randall IL away looking for
q location for 1 home.
Willie Staples loft last Monday for
Little Falls where he will take up the
first years course IN tho high school
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
The System Lives on
Good Rich. Blood.
People Who Lack the Proper Quantity
and Quality of Blood Fall Vic.
Tins to Every Disease That's
Prevalent.
Dr.. 4. ". Chase'S
Nerve Pills,

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-Testful sleep-a general feeling. o1
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
vlNELANp

Sept. 1:-H., landau and family Of
Little Falls are spending . few DAYS
on their farm here.
A large party of Little Falls people
ere occupying Mr.. Robbins cottages
Geo. Hawes of southshore was q
stage PASSENGER Monday bound for
North Dakota.
Vineland will have q new postof3ce
building.
Miss Gertrude Baldwin and the
Misses Gadley returned Friday via
Little Falls to their home In Mime.
apolis after stay here of nearly
seven weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Bud Wiseman passed
through here Thursday on their way
to their home near Onamia, from an
extended stay among relatives near
Northome.
Mrs. j. Ashcraf, returned Saturday
from Page, N. D., where she paid q
visit to her husband and sons now
working In the wheat fields. She has
partly decided to run farm with
her husband. two miles from PAGE,
N. D.
sad news was impaired to Us late
y w OOAA ouAAV VI "1A wal" Day
to the effect that his friend and
former neighbor, Herbert Shepherd,
met with an awful ACCIDENT in Itasca
county that cost him his life. On
August 9Th. Mr.. Shepherd was work.
Ing with crew Of men on a piece
of road and was operating a stump
puller when the cable broke, the
sweep coming round and striking
him most terrible blow on tho
head, breaking his lower jaw, nose
and several ribs. Another man who
happened to be in reach of the heavy
sweep was also hurled to the ground
and although badly bruised up will
recover. Mr.. Shepherd while here
held positions Of trust and was we'll
liked and esteemed bv all. he left
this county three years ago and since
has made his home on his claim in
Itasoa county. The deceased was also
a member of the M. W. A. lodge. A
wife and seven children are left to
mourn him. Pioneer.