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

Sept. 6-Threshing is In full prog.
fess The yield Is not as heavy az
last year.
Mr.. and Mre. Isidor Schllcting are
the happy parents of a baby girl,
which arrived last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Trettel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trutwin of Lit.
tie Falls visited relatives here last
week.
The dance given at the residence of
Joseph Janish recently was success
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Janietz Of Elm
Dale visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Isider
Sch]icting Sunday.
r. L. Russell of Rices transacted
business in this locality today.
Miss Dora Themes left for Rices to
resume clerking for Cairns Bros. after
an extended vacation with her folks.
Jno. Baron of Royalton extended in
vitations here Sunday for his wedding
which takes place en- the 10Th inst.
The bride to be is Miss Bridget Woch.
nick o. Opole
Sam Posch has purchased a new
Aultman- Taylor threshing outfit.
Jno. Janish and Joe Klein went to
Swanville Sunday, each for q load of
house hold goods for Mr.. VIM. Sch1e-
bel. the miller.
Mother Superior with Sisters Ulrich
and BRIDGET Of st. Joe called on the
sisters Of this place last Wednesday.
Nick Janski has accepted . position
In the Powers Elevator at Rice.
Jno. Adams of Little Falls trans
actei business here Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
FLENSBURG

Sept: 6.-Mrs. Andrew johnson and
danahter were shopping in Little
Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Meyers and Edw. Mey.
ers were Little Falls visitors Friday.
Miss Selma johnson was visiting
friends in Little Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. johnson and
family visited friends in Freedmen
Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Super were In
Little Falls visitors Saturday.
Mr.~and Mrs. Jake Boras were Wis
iting friends In Pike Greek Sunday.
Andrew johnson was at the county
seat Saturday.
The following were Little Falls Wis.
itors Saturday: ]. Boras. Chas.
Johnson, Mr.. Gastetaki, Mr.. and
Mrs. Prominent, Mrs Wojehowski
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Tandet-
xxi and Geo. Lapo.
John Peks and Joe Marlowski went
to Perham Sunday.
Mrs. August Mrozik and dauphter
were In Little Falls Monday.
Fred Arbuckle visited Mr.. and
Mrs: P. p. Arndt of Little Fails
Wednesday.
John smuda and wife were In Lit.
tie Falls Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
RICE LAKE

Sept. 5. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Love and family came up from St.
Cloud last week to visit with Henry
Love and family.
Thomas Rouse left Friday for n.
Dakota where he intends to work this
fall.
Hunting season commenced Friday,
but ducks and chickens are scarce.
Misses Elsie and Rachel Love visited
with Miss Jennie Isaacson Friday.
Chas. Rhoda, Ed. Hart, John
Younk, Geo. Armstrong and some
others from Royalton were at the lake
hunting the first of hunting season.
Oren Love. who 10 working on n.
Moran's threshing machine, visited
with his parents over Sunday.
Misses Elsie and Rachel Love drove
to Royalton Tuesday.
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r. F. p. NO. 3.

Sept. 5.-Martha Krostock visited
with her parents Saturday and Sun
day.
swan River was represented at
North Prairie Sunday by j. 81. Han
fer and Miss Susan Pierzina.
miss Mary Kliber visited A. j.
Socher's Sunday.
Anton Petroski fell off stack and
broke two of his ribs.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Schmn.
skie. daughter, Monday.
The dance at Matt Jelenskie's was
we'll attended Sunday night.
Miss Susan Plerzina visited Miss
Lucy Januszewski Saturday. Sunday
and Monday.
Frank Stanek and Paul got their
threshing rig Thursday. 1t took three
days to get the rig home.
Mr.. Sobiech of Elmdale is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Januzesk1e and daughter Lucy
drove to Little Falls Thursday.
The rain on Saturday put stop to
threshing for ehort time.
John Wiczarik took a small load Of
oats to mail carrier No. on Monday.
Mail carrier No. 8 did not make his
trip Monday, 1t beng labor day.
Ed. Leaskie took load of wheat to
Royalton Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Leaskie and son Mike drove to
Little Falls Wednesday.
George Pierzina had bad luck by
stepping on rusty nail and his foot
Is quite bad.
Anton Januszeskie drove to the
Two Rivers mill Wednesday.
L. sohmnskie drove to the Two
Rivers mill Wednesday.
Mr.. Gosiak and daughter Frances
drove to Little Falls Tuesday.
The dance at Krostoch's Wednesday
was well attended.
Mike Januzeskie is helping George
PierZina stack wheat.
Albert Dziabas hauled q load of
straw from Mr.. Psjk's.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
BUCHANAN

August 6.-Mrs. A. Kuop arrived
here from Stevens Point, Wis, Satur.
day to attend the marriage Of her son,
August, Monday.
.-..Aug. Knop and Miss Hedwig Wise.
brick, both of here, we're married by
Rev. VIM. Lange Monday. After the
ceremony the young couple retired to
the home of the brides parents, where
. wedding banquet was served. The
young couple are highly respected by
all that know them and their host OF
friends wish them long and happy,
prosperous life.
Tuesday occurred the wedding OF
Henry Terhaar and Miss Celia Kaps-
ner. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Leonard Kapsner. o. 8. B., uncle
of the bride. Of St. Johns university.
The bride IL highly respected BY all
that know her and her host of friends
join In Wishing her long and pros.
porous life.
Nike Simmer Of Chicago 10 visiting
relatives here.
The family Of John schmolks and
Mrs. VIM. Snriener are in st. Paul
at the state fair.
Peter Becks and joe Seifert of Little
Falls were wedding guests here Mon
day.
John Dehler was In Little Falls on
business Wednesday.
John aesch of Royalton was q caller
here Monday.
John Sohmolks took two carloads of
cattle to st. Paul Tuesday.
Miss Anna Seifert of St. Joe is via.
iting friends and relatives here.
Henry Roos was business caller In
Royalton Friday.
School commenced in Dist. No. Al
Tuesday.
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West Ripley

Sept 5.-Chester and Lester Longley,
who have been spending the summer
at W. A. Clark's and Wesley Cook e
returned Saturday to their home at
Little Falls.
Mrs. Myra o'Rryan came up from
Little Falls Saturday and on Monday
began term Of school In District a.
Misses Glsys Billiard and Eunioe
Atwood returned to their home in
Little Falls Saturday.
G. W. johnson had his grain
threshed Tuesday.
Mrs. KimbalI and Mrs, Annie
Hovey called on Mrs. Robert Tedford
Miss Mamie Clark began a term O,
school In District 80 Tuesday.
c. W. Johns helped r. G. Tedford
finish stacking his grain Monday.
Ray Cook began teaching In Clough
this week.
Mra. Tedrord was able to sit ur
Monday and is steadily gaining.
r. r. Cook ana W. A. Clark were
Little Falls visitors Saturday.
Miss Mabel Nation visited rela.
tives here Sunday. Miss Mattoon wae
t. leave for her home In Superior
Tuesday.
Derosier's threshinQ outfit threshed
Robert Tedford's grain Tuesday after.
noon.
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'6lJh

sept. 6.-Sohool win open In Dia.
trict 81 on Sept. 18th. with Mlss Rose
44tendt Of Little Falls as teacher. In
district SO. Lastrup, Nick Staub Of
PieIz will commencing Oct 1T
I q school In. district 30 viii Oman on
5ot. let, and 1gnat8 Wonder aaar is
gagged AZ teacher.
Jos: Drummer has rented the Louis
Spanfellner barn.
John Fischer Jr. has gone to the
state fair.
The cheese factory at Lsstrup will
close down Sept. 9th az there IL not
enough milk furnished to run it with
out loss. The factory has done well
during the summer and lite patrons are
well pleased with the price paid for
milk.
The new school building in Lastrup
is nearly completed. ;.
Anton Mueller of Hartford, Wis.,.
was through this vicinity visiting old
aoquaintances. he Is q brother to
Mrs. Nick Smith of Platte.
The harvest is over. Some farmers
are blowing, others are haying.
Lorenz Boser, Geo. Hoffman and
Stephen Gross have gone to Dakota.
A letter which invited them says that
wages are nothing lees than 8 per
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ziegler of Itasca,
IS, we're here on a visit and re-.
ned home Monday.
iiss Jennie Nelson is teaching at
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HUFF

Sept. 6.-There has been quite an
exodus OF our men. and few women.
to the western part of tho state and
the Oakotae to help the farmers take
care OF their crops. Why not have
crops at homer Land is plenty and
good. LOOK to mother earth and work
1t sn you farmers
NO one. go far as we know. goes
from here to the state fair.
we believe grain IL all cut now and
very nearly all stacked and We hear
the threshers whistle in the eastern
part of town but have no report of the
yield yet. Haying Is not yet finished.
but in the absence of frost is still
good. '.
W. s: Gish and wife went, to Sta.
pies Thursday and returned Satur-
aay: Ihey are preparing to move
back to Staples In the near future,
having tired Of country life.
Miss Julia Oby will teach In Green
prairie the coming year, commencing
Sept. 18th or 9Th.
The school In Dist. so commenced
Monday. A Miss Wilson is teacher.
20 we hear.
The school in Dist. e5 does not com.
mence until the 9Th and We didn't
learn the teachers name but she
comes from 6herburne.
VIM. Strahl took w. Nutter's cattle
to Randall Monday for 8. G. Cochral,
who WAS sending out another carload.
Mr.. Zaloudek of Little Falls was our
Sunday looking for cattle but did moi
secure any so far 40 We can learn.
Corn IL hurrying and much too. Pc.
tatoes are poor crop.
John Brown has been sick q few
days but Is coming out again.
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RAIL PRAIRIE

Sept. 6.-The school house in Dist.
1O7 has been repaired and insured and
everything is now in good order.
The Gilgal church will soon be fur.
nished When completed it will be
one of the finest churches In the com.
munity.
School began in Dist. II Monday,
Sept 4, James G. Joslin, teacher.
Neal Wilson and family of Motley
visited friends in this vicinity Sun.
day.
There was q meeting OF the trus.
tees Of the Gilqal church to elect q
secretary to Gil q vacancy.
Fred Baundy has gone to the north.
ern part of Caes county to look after
some business he has at that place.
Miss Lillian Chadwick Of BraineTd
was the guest Of Mrs. Louis johnson
over Sunday. She WAS on her way
to Lincoln where she 10 engaged tc
teach school.
W. B. Jones of Sylvan Lake pur.
chased several head Of cattle ct THU
place last week.
Farmers are practically through
cutting grain and have begun fall
VIM. Yoslles of Auslsnd 10 stopping
In this vioinity for a few Gays.
Most Of the men of this neighbor-
hood have gone to Dakota for thresh-
ing.
r. B. Swanson has finished cutting
his small grain Of about - acres.
Albert and Roy Rohl came up from
the drive Saturday ana left for De.
kota Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
SULLIVAN LAKE

Sept. 1.-Mesrss. A. W. Cook, r. 8.
Look. @. e. Look, NJ. N. CALDWELL.
Guy CALDWELL and VIM. Lynn went co
Royalton Monday with Two loads Of
sheep and thirty i've head of cattle,
Orlando Randall and family went "a
Sauk Rapids last week. MI. Randall
to run . threehing engine. Mrs. Ran
dali and children will visit With
Mrs. r. . parents during the fall Ana
winter. Mr.. E. will batch on hie
homestead this winter.
Mr.. Evans came down from Duluth
the first Of the week with MI. Ma.
Cornell. for the hunting season. ia
will stop on Sullivan lake at L. p.
Fords'.
Mrs. ": J. Mosgrove will 20 to the
TEin Cities Monday. She win ston
Id st. Paul few days with her son
before going to Minneapolis Where
ahe Will stop for some time with old
friends.
Mr.. Evans visited c. e. Look
Thursday evening.
Mr.. A. W. Cook made q trio to
Pierz and the Falls Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
GREEN PRAIRIE

Sept. John Potter went to Royal
ton Friday on business trip.
Mrs. J. Waline was caller Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hammerbeck of
Little Falls visited at Mrs. A. Ham,
merbeck's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Eckerson visited
at M. Schlax's Sunday afternoon.
Richard Neil returned to Glenwood
last Tuesday after a week g visit with
his parents.
Chas. Gedney left for Morris
MIMI. where he will be employed.
Miss Mary Anderson was the guest
of Miss Minnie Anderson Sunday
Willie Soames is the proud owner of
new gun.
Harry Rasicot, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives, returned to
his home at Royalron Saturday.
Misses Pearl Eokerson and Minnie
Laiture visited friends at Little Falls
Saturday.
Mrs. Il. Gidney returned to her
home at Little Falls after few days
visit here.
Mrs. Sidney swindell went to
O4OU60 4AUA6u0y AO6 q AC" U0y1 VA0At
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Nichols.
Mr.. B. Nichols returned to her
home at Clough Thursday, after few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs. s.
SWindell .-@
Mr.. and Mn. q. Witwer and con
Albert visited ct tho home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Goblenz Of Bell Prairie Sunday.
Mia Annie Rasioot, who has been
visiting the past month at tho home
of her uncle, Mr.. Eckerson, returned
to her home ct RoyaltoD Saturday.
Among those who visited Little
Falls Saturday were MI. and Mrs.
Pray, 2. Eckerson, Mr.. Henderson
and j. Jarvis.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Geo. Swindell, Sidney
Swindell, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Edden,
Miss Clara Edden and Elmer Edden
went to Minneapolis Monday to attend
tho state fair.
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uPSAlA

Sept. s.-Charley Lundin is paint
ing his saw mill
John Spllto6 has purchased a new
J. I. Case threshing outfit which ht
intends to operate in this county thil
fall. A. j. Lundin runs the eneine,
It ts q twenty-five horse engine and q
SO BY So separator.
Minnie Anderson and Ida Rvbera
went to Little Falls, where the1 wii]
attend high school.
Mr.. Anderson Is painting the school
house In Dist. 81 this week,
Miss Augusta Runquist came home
from Little Falls Saturday.
Gust Norquist was in Albany Mon.
day.
SCHULTZ & johnson have taken of
their soft feeder, 80 as to attain more
power for the separator.
Aug. Grund has bought a new 90
horse engine. It is q Northwestern.
Fred Peterson was in Albany Tues.
day.
G. e. johnson and Mr.. and Mrs,
John Anderson went to the Twin
Cities to attend the state fair Satur.
Mr.. sparrow of Royalton bought
cattle In this vicinity last week.
Mr.. Dalberg Is building a new
house. John Bergstrand is doing the
work.
Fred Lundin took cattle to Royalton
Monday.
Wheat In this vicinity will average
Is bushels to the acre IN place Of rs az
was expected recently. There were
eight stacks of wheat threshed that
yielded only 100 bushels in place OF
300. There was an enormous amount
Of Irvine used In this vicinity but the
wheat will not turn out accordingly.
Rev. Ryberg is in the Twin Cities
on a visit this week.
Miss A. Norgren is visiting with
J. s. Borgstrom's
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East DARLING.

Sept. &C. A. Blomquist has gone
to North Dakota.
Two operators here now. We hear
they like Darling and contemplate
building, az the depot il too small for
families.
A fine social at Future Park last
Sunday.
There will be picnic next Sunday
at Meadow Grove at 3 O'Clock o. m.
All cordially invited to come, as this
Is the last for this season. One mile
southwest of station, at Chas. Ander.
sons farm In section "a.
There is no use having Sunday SER
vices unless the people will attend. A
small attendance last Sunday and no
organist. Brace up, everybody.
Game is poor around here this fall.
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TRANSFERS.

8 Lord and wife to Nellie ] Cham.
bers, NV and nv Of ~ and lots
and 2, Q - %, $50 $500 acres.
q. 2ses.
T Kienow ard Y to Mary 8 Rice,
lots 8 and Z, b 10, Green's second
add. village Of Royalton, 900.
N S Rice and h7s to Mary Rice,
same 500.
N p Railway Co to L Be]lefeuill<
" ne 81 a. 81, 80 acres $3.50.
q 8 Patent to J A Lovejoy ne nv
50 1888 81.
II P Bell and " to N..Moran, " ne,
6 AZ 81, 500.
Fred SCHNEIDER and " to J Ktewel,
9 sw, 10 $50 80, 1000.
And Olson, widower. to D 81 Free
man, ne se, 81 13l 20.
Koch Land Co to e Paplum, Q 81
sc, Q: " sw. 10 40 80 $40 q. q, $40.
Geo Calhoun and " to n 81 Free.
man, ~ sw. 8 1876, 80 $1,000.
81 Nelson and " to D 81 Freeman, Q
se. l 81 81, $3.50.
OF Erickson, widower, to G A
Lindbergh. NV, "a 18l 80. 81.
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North Parker

Sept. 6-Miss Wilson of Fl. Rinlev
is teaching In Dist. 80. School opened
Tuesday.
Mrs. Wallace Oouthoudt is visiting
here with her two daughters.
John Burr and Charlie Siqnor
stacked Jos. Longley's grain Monday
Bill Skike and Hugh Nutter left for
Campbell Thursday.
Joe. Sam and Charlie Shutter left
for Morris Monday.
Mrs. Signor left for her old home at
Green Bay, Wis.,, for q visit. She was
accompanied by her daughters Sadie
and Annie. Saturday.
Charles Treacy was a Randall caller
Friday.
Sam Shutter drove to the Falls Sat.
urday.
Mrs Garrison and family visited at
Will Bennet's Sunday.
Art Gish visited at Will WINS
Sunday.
Our mail carrier had a holiday
Monday. Nice fer Will.
Sam and Joe Shutter we're in Ran
dali Saturday evening"
Julia and Katie Sullivan visited at
Mrs. Longley's Sunday.
Jno: Burr was in Randall and
brought out Miss Wilson, who will
teach IN Dist. 80 for the coming wear.
Lillian Eastman arrived home Fri
dav from South Dakota where she has
been attending school, She looks very
bad. The doctors say she is going
into quick resumption.
John Burr and son Carl we're in
Randall Monday. 49,
James Sullivan and the Bcliister
boys were hunting Saturday and Sun
day.
Parker, how Is the literary?
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Snow visited
at G. A. Mead's Sunday.
Miss Ruby Snow will stay with her
sister. Mrs. Sidney Mann, for the com.
Ing winter and 60 to school.
School will not commence In Dist.
100 for about two weeks on account of
d1phtheria. It IS thought that Miss
Brod head will teach.
The Bsto family have tho diphtheria
very bad.
Mrs. J. r. Stephenson and son
George visited in Parker Sunday.
Notice-Trial subscriptio to the
Little Falls Herald, the best county
paper, 8 months. for 26c.
Walter Little.
Earl Eastman was in Randall Mon.
day.
Mrs. Little visited with Mrs. G. A,
Mead Sunday.
Lee Shutter and E. P. Keller were
stacking grain Monday.
Fred Shutter intends to 60 to Morris
in about week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Burr visited at
Chas. Eastman's Sunday.
Arthur Gish and Vernon Gish were
to town one day last week. Art went
into Mr.. Miller's store and when he
came out Vernon and the team were
gone home and Art had to hike IL.
How's the roadf
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
BRlCkYARD

Sept. Mrs. Eva Eaton and child.
rem returned to Minneapolis Tuesday.
after two weeks visit with relatives
and friends. Miss Violet Scott accom-.
panied them home and will visit In
Minneapolis and st. Paul for two or
three weeks. ~
Miss Jessie Taylor went to her
school at Upsala Monday. 49,;
Miss aerma Beatty was at home
Sunday. = #.
Vern Savage went to Morris Tues.
day.
Everette Savage has purchased an
other new team.
Our Sunday school picnic was post.
poned until next Saturday on account
Of rain.
Mr.. Mishalany gave an interesting
talk to the children Sunday and
showed {. .large number Of views Of
Egypt and people and how they live.
There was O number of our people
who attended the lecture Friday
night at Little Falls and got show
or of rain on them going home.
Mrs. A. Matteson returned home
from Swanville last Friday.
Mrs. Bowman OF Little Falls visited
Of Mrs. WFight's and Mrs. Mstteson's
Wednesday.
Miss Gertie Taylor of Little Falls
was the guest Of Myrtle Scott Tues.
day.
Mrs. Nora Bryan of Little Falls
visited her sister, Mrs. Scott, this
week.
Mrs. Dobie visited at Mrs. Coltas
in Little Falls from Friday until
Tuesday.
Frank Reid visited NJ SCOTS Sun
day.
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West Darling

Sept 6.-There was q good social at
Orchard Grove last Sunday.
Miss Hulda Carlson went to the
state fair.
Much stacking and haying yet to
do.
Haven't heard yet from many Of the
men who went West. And the tenn.
porary widows wonder what IL The
matter.
Threshing commenced near the Pike
Greek line.
Apples and plums are ripe, and
many OF them at Pleasant Grove.
Darling Grove and Beautiful Point
Albert Peters is blowing.
section 81, one that was put in laat
year. Better be careful. 49,
Il ~ Mail Boxes At The Horo1d
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
Dr.. 4. ". chase's
kidney.liver Pills

the worlds greatest kidney and liver
regulator, and the only medicine hav.
ing combined action ON ki1neyo and
liver. One pill q dose Is cents q box.
Write for free sample to The d. A. ".
Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, u. Z.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
GILBERT

Aug. 30.-Miss Christine Person,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Broberg, returned to Davenport. Iowa,
Chas. Broberg went to Cyrus Mon.
day to work in the harvest fields.
T. is reported that Arthur Broberg ia
working near Abercrombie, n. D.
The school in Dist. so will begin
Monday with Miss Swanson az teach
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
BAcK.AcnE

and all other symptoms of kidney dis.
ease are speedily removed when the
kidneys are made healthy, active and
vigorous BY the use of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08

We bay rags. old iron. copper.
brass. Prices according to the mar.
ct. Home Saturdays at At. 9th st.,
8.
1t Jos. Dinner.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
W. GIBSON SELLS.

Warren Gibson, for several years
conducting q general store on the
West Side, has sold his store to p. N.
Nelson, late Of Lake Benton. Mr..
Nelson has moved his family here,
and his sons John and Carl with
their families, haze also moved here
John Nelson, who Is q jeweler, will
have a repair shop in his father s
store, and Carl Nelson will opep q
drug store in one Of the store rooms
in the cold storage building. The
gentlemen will be valuable addition
to the city's business men.
Mr.. Gibson has not decided on his
future plans.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08

Geo. V. Clark and crew are build.
ing q cement block house for Edward
Laforce. a well known and prosper.
ous farmer Of Ripley. -,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08

Before the pension examining board
Wednesday appeared ]. W. Braker of
Staples, who served in Co. E, 4th
MIMI, Jos. Heroux Of Walker, an
uncle Of F. 81. Heroux, who was in
Go. G of the 4th Minn., and John
Murphy Of Lincoln. All were az
amined for an increase.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08

The Ladies of st. GATHERINGS guild
will serve supper in the vacant store
room in the First National bank
block, on Tuesday, Sept. 10th.
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Fifty CENTS

N some conditions the
gain from the use
Of SCOTS Emulsion is
very. rapid. ~.For.%his
reason we put up a
fifty-cent size, which is
enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful
as a trial for babies
and children. In other
conditions the gain is
slower health cannot
be built up in a day.
In such cases SCOTS
Emulsion must be taken
as nourishment; a food
rather than a medicine.
It's a food for tired and
weak disestions.
Send for free sample
Scott & Bovine, 4oo.4l5 Pearl St.
Chemists New York
soc. and $I.oo. All druggists
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08

John Rassier, Jr., has returned 20
Conception, No., after q visit with
his parents here. Mr.. Rassier Ia
studying for tho priesthood.