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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-02
WcrlE !.

SDbnnie Oarrts. Der ebenfau8
gu Der 8anoe pun SunQen aebDrt, Die
in WacoDna Die Settle geit0blen bas
ben, lit bon &ihter 0mner 81 8tnet
Sobren &0rrettiDnsbaus nerurteilt
moroen. Der BenQel 1T erit orels
sebn Sabre alt.
- 9Dnneritag namt muroe bon
Der Blatform neben Der Office BON
Garter & Mullaln an Der 8reu5uno
Der Dit 6puftun uno Der NacuaoUhes
StroRe cine ar6Bere Bartie ieioener
DamensBlulen QeitohGen. Die ge'
itublenen 8aren baben eineu 8ert
BON $500.
- @dbreno oes Monats Sebraar
Itnb bier 1876 Berlonen Qeftorben; i'm
pDriaen Sabr betrua Die 8abl Der Sos
besiaQe ma5reno oieies Wonats III.
- SacDb ,Gutbera, elm friiherer
8~aufnanr, Der IPit ungefabr q Sob
rem bier mDbnte lit 9eftorben,
unler ueuer Boitmeiiter So6n
s. Stebens bat ONT 9Dnnerfta0 iein
Gmt t%bernpmmen. CT bat 6. sc.
SobnIon, ben bisheriaen i%teDoertres
tenoen Bpltmeiter, sn Ieinem eriten
NIIii.euten eruount.
Die nJuoto Cattle Company Of
5an Nnt0nin" bat UNI Snfnrppratiun
nabaeiud1t. Da8 4apital betrGgt
$500, 900. Sntorp0ratoren finb Gbras
ham v. Srant, Wtnr @olbfront,
Sule8 S. Bod uno Oscar g. StrauB.
ale aus Stem DDrt, ferner 3. 8.
Barnes, Moie Baumblatt uno Subr
Bfeiffer aus San NntDnio.
Sn Der Seuermebr> Station SEQ.
s an oer Sio'Slures StraBe brad
am 9%onnerftae Teuer aus, bod tpuree
oaiielbe ihneu ael0iht.
= Der 9rDBte Teil Der @aiier.
merit Nctien 1T in ben Belts oes Serrr
aDebui9 aus ct. Souls, Der cine Sc,
feaidaft BON 3apitnliiteu nertritt
iibergeQangen. Der Gaufpreis be.
trdot $500. 900.
9eaen Ole 9rOnnuna oer Do
lDrDla StraBe mad Dem sgluB 81, biz
in Der lebten Stabtratsltbuna be.
idloiien tuuroe. madt iid) cine ftarft
SppDiitiDn bentertbar.
Ser 1eue Warihau Nolte baI
feline 8ttraibaft8papiere einaereiht
&m 81. D. 81. miro er ieiu Imt iiber-
rebnnen.
BoliseifeF Mauermann murot
BON WauDr gaIaaban uno anoerr
Oerren Der Staotuerualtune Elm ihD.
mes 9oloenes Nb5eiden gum 8eidenl
aemaht.
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Qte qlerate finn erttaunt.

Die merfmiroige 6eiluna nDn &en'
meth WlcSoer BON G%ancebnrp, Me.,
bat Die meoi8iniIhe sSatultdt uno
ieine Sreunoe iebr erftaunt. @r laat
BON ieinem Sal: SIN 5ol9e beftioer
gntslnouna oes 6aties uno 8onaes
ition Der 2un9er, qaben mid orei
Qerste auf. Sd nabm Or. 8ina'a
0eue gntoeduna ufib fie rettete mein
2eben. Delft ben ibltmmiten 6uiten,
grtdltuna. BrUnbitis. Toniilitis
i6mahe 2unaen, 6eiierteit, Grippe.
3u baben bel No0Ipb 9reiB uno &.
&alteper & So6n. so @ts. unr
$1.00. Brobetlaid1e frei.
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gserhanamisepae shiekeret.

Dpnnerstag nahmittag aeaen 6
ubr purbe Der Blunber RrentiB s..
8Dnb in ieiner Wertftatt an Der
Wain Npenue SEQ. 204 erIhDKen.
Sad @bite, Der BETTER bes Clipper
Salupn. elm Bruoer bes Staots glefs
triters @bite, uno 1ein Bartender,
s. 9. WitheH, Sinb auf Die Mntlaae
bin nerbaftet mDroen. i'm getDtet au
baben. 60 niel man aus ben Nuss
iager WitheH's uno zines iuneen
Mannes 0an,ens Meaoe erfabreri
Tam. bat iib Der gorfaa in foleen<
Der Weiie sueetrager @hite uno
BDno tparen am Dpnnerstaa NOR
gen iiber cine gemifie Nrbeit, bic
Bomb in @bite's Saloon hatte ntas
den laifen iDIen, in Streit geraten.
Nm Donnerstaa nafmittaQ tar,en
Wbite unb Witben in elmer ,6ad"
nah Bombs @elbdftsplab, Der STREET
erieuerte fih uro i'm Berlauf beslel=
ben uuroe Bono erihoffen. Bbite
puroe iofDrt nerbaftet, Witdeu
murbe ipdter ebenfaus feitgenDme
men. 2ebterer tpar iebr eritaunt,
oaB gegen i'm oieielbe GntlaQe uie
9eaen Wbite erboben iei. gr babe
aur ieinen 6errn begleitet. an Der
SbieBerei babe er nibt teilgenDmz
men, babe AUDI nibt oararl teitnebz
men t6nnen; oenn er lei gar niht
benoffnet eerpelen.
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gprtur surth milpe.

Die 9Drturen. oenen Die Titipiner
lire @efangene u~nterperfen. %erinnern
mild an rteine oreimonatltnen Idreds
li9en 2eioen uur Nteren : @ntsiins
bung, iaet Us. W. Sherman BON
Guiding, We. 0ihts BALI biz i'd
electric 8itters periuhte, upnDn orei
Tlaifen mid npaftdnoie beriteQter.
5eilt 2eberleioen, unperbautibteit,
8lutftDruneen, Malaria &C. uno eiebt
ben Sbmahen Stdrte. 8u baben
BEL IoUlph DreiB uno s. &alteper &
SDhu. Breis so gts.
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gN 0

&c aibt in inherent R6rper elm fieines
loles 0armtitd, bos BON ieiner Sorm Den
Namen 8urrrfDrtiaB erbielt, aber feinen
uns befnnnten Spede oient. Sanfig ge@
rdt oieIes Darmftiid in gntaiiaoung, nno
stuar namentfib in 5olae pDn barten
Subitansen Die i'm Darn lieeen bleiben
rno in ben 8urmfortIab einoriu9eu. 9as
gnce lit cine ihnea berlaufenoe, t6tlihe
gntsinouns. @ir fteben alp por elmer
~ooppelten 5raae. @o5u ber @armfort'
iab? uno uas nod tpeit tuidbtiger lit: 0oe
gu cine gntsinbuna befelben, tnenn es
Elm iideres Mtttel aiebt. bieie in tpentaea
gaoeft tDtlidbe &rantbeit, Nppenbicitis 9ee
uannt, fider gu berbiten?. . gu berhiten
nit ben in leber MpDtbefe erbdltlihen be-
rihmten ct. 8ernarb Rrdnterpinen.
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SOrt aui, Miiete 81 be;ableu,

@isnet Suer eiaenes 6aus. 5abt
Sbr iemals auSaerednet, ruefte bobe
5umne SIR in peraanaenen Sabren
fir Wfiete ausbeaablt babt uno mas
fin elm hIbihes SauS Sbr oafir
bauer t0nntet ? 2aBt uns Sud- Elm
9aus nab benz Gbbeaablunas. Blan
bauen uno oann miro Guh ieoe mo,
natlidle 3abluna BON Miete fir oas
9aus autaeihrieben. SIN elm ooer
stuei Sahren ieio SIR BETTER oes 6au.
les. 8Dniultiert bieIerhalb nit uns.
Gb. &tepes q gSbne,
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Gsaes 3 Weaigfeitem.
& II O n D.

+ II D.
Cine DepeIme aus Mafbinoton,
bic gang oa8 Nusieben elmer Dffisiels
len @rt(druna bot, meloet, oaB Die
8erbanolunqen in Nlgeciras in Elm
Stadium Der @ntmidelune oelanat
ieien, melhes cine 8ermitttuna spiz
lhen Srantreib uno Oeutihlano not.
Denot9 made. menn Die &onferens
niht erfDl9los oerlaufen Iuue, oaB
Die &eaieruna Der Ser. Staateu aber
ntht 10 iehr in Der Nngeleaenbeit ir1'
tereIliert iei, um Die 8ermittlerrolle
iibernebnte1 I'll tDnnen.
- Sn San Sraneisco lit Der 1auyt=
tampFer Tennp all ben Gerlebnngrn,
Die er in einem &retstarnpf nit
6rantIe Wei( eaopnqetraaen Dot, ae.
ftprben,
Der 0eaer CHARLES Coleman,
uelher iii Der Rdbe BON Shreveport
iii 9ouiIiana ein iungeS ueiBes Wtdos
den Namens Wargaret 9ehr oerges
rDalti0t uno ermoroet bate, if: an
D0nneritaa mittaa hlugerintet mor'
ben. 8leih na9 Ietner Seitnabme
DOR etnlgen Ia9en fano lein BruseB
ltatt, oerielbe oauerte MIR orei Stun.
ben uno su0ete nit leiner 0erurteis
lung gum Tooe. SEPT lit oas urteil
bereits ~uoQsoseu pDroen. Mon batte
AUDI einen Gerluh aer1aht, ben See
aer 81 lgnhen, ourd oas redtseis
tige @%inqreifen oes @ouoerneur Blan'
daro BON 2ouiliana mar oieler 8ers
iu9 aber oerbinoert pDrhen. &ura
oDr ieinem 9Doe bat Coleman einaez
itanoen, oaB er auBer Dem on 5rl.
2ebr beeanaenen 8erbreben nod cine
Mtorotat neriibt babe; er babe Dor auei
Sahren in gnpreB, 3a., einett yteQer
umQebraht.
Wn8I D.
- Aus 9apan tpmmt Die WaH'
riot. oaB bort $50, 900 Wenlben benz
6unaertooe nahe ieien uno oaB nobe'
81 orei WtQionen lhtperett Wanaef
litten.
Gm ourleBten Wuntag orangen
Diebe in Die ruiiiihe Staatsbant 81
Selftnqfprs, tDteten ben Wdbter uno
itahlen $37, 500. Sic nuroeu Der.
folat unb in BET Sta6t 9amInersIors
muroen stuei BON linen eingebo(t.
8eioe lieBen Iib obne 8ioeritano
nerHaIten. mGhrenb Der BDfiaeitOtfts
miiidr 8aluibin fie aber pilitierte,
intriB Der cine bon ibnen ihmAieinen
&epDluer, idDB i'm nieoer uno lief
Damn Die 9reppe binauf in oas obere
Stodnerf. D0rt perbarrltabierte er
Ith uro es fam nun 81 einem ribtis
gen &f, in Dem nod mebrere 8ps
liaiiten aetDtet puroen. @nolih ae.
lang es, ben rabiaten Wenlben au
iberpdlti9en. st behauptet, elm Wtits
alieb oes observation-disclosures au iein
uno Dab oa8 aeitoblene @elo su &e'
| bUlutiDn83meden babe uernanot tuers
ben iolen.
ga bat li9 cine @eleuihaft ruiz
iiiher uno fremoer &opitaliiten ee'
biloet, nelbe Der ruiiiiden &eaies
runa Die Staatsbabnen fir $50 Wiils
lionen Dollars abtaufen m6hte. Die
G~e9ierung Bat biz ieBt ole oiesbe=
5iigliben Sferten abaemieien.
Sn Der 0dbe Der nprpegiihen
Staot Sanaeiuno lift Der tprpegiihe
8ampfer r9bor" aeitranoet; oreiBig
Wteniben fino babel ertrunten.
Die uermitmete &Dnigin Wars
aaretbe BON StaGien bat. rpie Der
p6eralo" meloet. tbre Sterile nod ben
Ser. Staten %aufaegeben.
: Nus Baris miro gemeloet, oaB
es in ben Bruoinsen bel Der Nusiubs
rune oes neuen @eiebes iber bic Sns
oenturaufnahme oes &irdensg iaen.
tums gu ~2uiammenit6Ben apiiben
ben Beamten uno ben 8emeinoe9lie=
bern get0mmen lei, bod lei nidts
Sblimmes oorgefaQen.
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Gin DprflhuQehrer leiitete IL

Gin Dorfibuaehrer ~leiitete itb
f9laenoes @eiub an feline pDraeiebte
BebDroe: SD bin ourh 8erbeira'
tun9 in Den Befib zines &iuooiebs
aetUmmeu. Die @emeinoe mill mir
aber oaau teinen Stall bemiaioen.
Sd bite oaber cine erbarmungs'
mhroi9e SbulbebDroe, iit oa NAL
reinsuleaen. Sn t~iefiter adtuna:
g. &C., 9orfihuuebrer."
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Wief otter erbt Der SDhn bic
@Bluft BPM Bapa,
NIf tuie oas E6dterlein Die Rod.
tunft BON Mania.
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BeibIihe 81
so, Die s5rau Atntsr;hter bat
Did ~beleioiat?"
6%reunotn: rSa. id wsrbs aeaen
tie aerahtlib epraebsn!"
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Mai Sem @tpfel ser wemiiientpfaseit

Aaf Dem @tpfel Der @eptijentsHsseit
limb Die auadialber aneelanet, tuslds
asenoe g~lniprisungen, ute garbplfnuae,
eeaen S1rnorrboioeu anpreilen uuS NIT
oielen siiaenmeoisinen, bic niHt rur uidt
5eiten. lonoern u ihaben, nod aenue
getht9laubige nm ibr @elb betrhaen.
eine tutrtlid)e nnb bauernbe Seilune Die.
ies id3rueren anb ibmersbaften 9eioens
tomrit nur onrh Or. SiIsbee's Auatefs
anitan6e, elmer beiltrdftisen Nrsnei. mel.
q N SDrni pom s~tublsdpfdben am Sit
pes Hetoens eingefabrt nir6 uab lid, nos,
bort eetlsno in bic ertranften Rbefs ners
brettet. Broben nerben frei berlnnht
BON T. Householder & Co., Box 24l6,
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9as 0ieo poat Stern 8ier.
tSrsi mad, Srissrids =. sataer.
(S6lnB.)

(ScblnB.)
uSeht i'm an ben arnten @anm,
Der i'm 9bran, -
.Bluti8rot
ySft lem Nntlis -
nMh. Elm 8eifen fblimmer Mst.-
n8elb getrimmsI
rN%ea9enauf.
p8rampf iteist auf -
a@laiern feline Angen bIiden -
Md, er fibiet tein Gntsa6en -
LIMB, als ponte &c erEi6en -
y8ribtiu bieler id5tueren Stunoe,
ues bernor aus ieinem Gnluuhe; -
nSammernb rinsts r feline Sauet.
ngh- Der 8Opibmers aImmt feta
gubeJ
llno am nddbiten Gag, OBJ Sanmer, -
nStiG berltedt in ieiner 8ammer,
r8opf nerbunoen.
- Nr9 serihunben,
!, 2ieat Der arnte 3eeber oann
i, Aehaenb in bes 8aters 8ann: -
psuht grleiAt'runa lib gu fd1ahsm
,8on benz Nffen f.
limb Der mar,nierte 5arune,
.8iloet ieto ieine 0abruns. -
punter aratliher Beruahruns
nStea6t Der Rater enblidh fort;
nunb Der 9Ottor ipribt elm @ort-
n8eisheitsouu uno boaerB abrbeit:
-Srife tets bes 8ieres RIarbeit -
~9rinte MUIR bas ,,&pne GtarWtes'.
"es 1T iiffiQ unb betomnat bir--
y8rtegft nOn 8Dpfhmera feline Spur,
~Tolaft ou meiuem 8ate
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gdnaerfeftlidhes.

Die nddite T~eriammluna oes Sdn.
eerfet 8umites finoet am 9 a m g.
tag, Den 3. W6ra ftatt.
Y. Saba. GefretGr.
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5taat OblO 0, xotsoO,t

Quras Gouutn rs.
GLant J. Glenep bel6p0rt. saB er Der d.
if, luetbe @eihafts in Der Staot 3oleSo, IL p6el=
9enaRntem 6Ountp uno 5taate. tut, HnO oas be-
iaate Girno ole Summe pom einbun0er,
Sollars fir ieocn 5alI pom fSatarrb Oesnb!en
luiro, Der ourt ben 8ebrala uon Dalt' & a.
ia RI b : q II nibt gebeilt ioeroen fam.
Grant ). Gbeuen,
1911 Yeihporen por mir uuo unterlbrie6en
Stegel in meiner 8egenfpdrt am 6. Se3em=
~ Der VI. .. 1886.
Y. ". 9tea Q II, 6iientliaer Ntotar.
balls Satarrb : Sur miro iuuerli6 aensmmen
Ino pirtt brett oui oas 8Iut uno bic Ihleimiaen
Oberfldhen oes Sgiiens. GAIT Sud 3eugriiie frti
3ulhiden.
3. 3. Gbeuep & So, Soleoo, o.
gertauft bon allen apotbeterl preis Is Gents.
Ncbmt Salts HaHilien 4ilsn fir gerftopfuno.
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Sir tuelhe epudemahenoe
Gntoefung Miro BrofeifDr Obnes
trad beute 10 a~efeiert ?" - ,@r bat
cine Witrube entoeft, Die Iih BON
Der fiirattd oon Brpfeiior Diaaina
entoedteu Wiitrobe nahrt."
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D1 Maasane Soft, 5euleberin,
6anomabrlQaerin uno Settles 6eiles
rim, erteilt &atlhldae in @eIhdfts.
anaeleaenbeiten, 6eiraten, oereiniQt
@etrennte, neribeu6t bDien ginfluB
elferiiihtiae Inmanoelunaerl u. /. no.
No. 404 Oitsg ommerc sStrase.
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Beiuhi Shu[a's Saloun, Via.
mn Bln5a. Stets ,friid]es Bier an
8apf.
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TiHa's 5 Gents 6apana . @iaarre.
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Hin6's 5 Gents oaoana. &iqarre
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Or. =. u. Yper,
Oiteppath.

6tds GfOapbe. @sIbe telephone 1885.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-02
SUSPECTED OF THEFT
Two Local Men Alleged to
Have Stolen Watch from
s. r. Bettes, JeWe1er

Sam and Ed Fuller Of this city
went to 8. e. Belts. the Bros dua y
jew eler. ea:ly last week aad state d
that they desired to pu1 chase watch.
Mr.. Belts brought out several trays
containing numerous watches OF vary
ing values, which ne displayed to hle
Gust: mers ard they purchased one OF
the ,imepieces. During the time
thu they wee looking at tie watches
it is alleged. one Ct the men quietly
slipped one Of the ticke1s into COZ
van;ent pocket and soon sitter lett tee
store. Mr.. Belts noticed shortly att
erwards that the watch was missing
and started out in pursuit Of the men,
who had taken . south bo0nd train
ard LIFT tie city.
The authorities Wde notified and q
war; ant wss sworn out, tie men be-
irg later arprehended at Big Lake, a
sktrt distance north Of Minneapolis.
ard brought back to this city, Mnere
they we're given q hearing FriGsy
afternoon in Justice Hunters court.
The missing watch which wss
valued at about t15. 90, vas not found
on the persons Of either of tho men
when arrested. At the hearing sev-
eral witnesses were examined, but
the men wege finally held over to the
grand jury under a charge of larceny
and were released on bonds which
they furnished.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-02
BETTER THAN EVER
Newly Organized Cans
Chorus Carries Promise
Of Great Things

The first rehearsal of the Cans
Chorus, which was held last Thursday
evening. was we'll attended and
proved successful to q crafty ing de-
gree. All iuoicstions point to the
form alton of the bsst ard strongest
chorus that Mr.. Cans hes organic
IN this city, which is saying q great
deal. Nevertheless it is . fact and sll
Ct the members exhibit hearty inter-
est in the affairs Of the chorus which
promises great things for the near fu.
ture.
There sre to be several joint re-
hearsa1s with the St. Cloud chorus
ard several sccial "~hirls' in con-
nection. Mr.. Cans also hopes that
the chorus may present special con-
cert during the early spring in the
shape ct an opera, several Of which
are now urder confederation. All
members deriring to join the organ
lzation are reQu, std to do 30 within
the coming two weeks, az late ar
rivals tend to dls-crganize the work.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-02
SUICIDES ON TRAIN
Despondent Man Blows Out
Brains i'm Toilet Room
on N. p. PASSENGER

Wadens, Oct. 2o.-Herman Stock
hess, formerly Of SsymoFe. Ind, to
which place he was returning with
his family, committed suicide at 8
O'Clock this morning on Train No. 4
on tie Northern Pacific betw cen this
city and Pc ham, by shooting himself
through the lead with revolver.
Stockh" So left Indiana with bis family
rine weeks ego and went to Mott, N.
D., whsre he bought a 200 acre
farm. According to bis wife he was
cheated in the deal. ard the family
met with great mlsfortune, a little
child dying soon after they reached
their new home. He sacrificed bis
farm to get rack to Indiana. They
txhumed tie body of the little OF Q
and packing up their effects stalte
back to seynore. TIE body Ct their
child being in tho baggage car Of the
train they took. At Wsdena juno
ttQn a brakeman noticed Hood drip.
ping from enc of the toilet rooms and
forcing the DOR open found the body
OF tho man. The train went to Sta
PIES, but to authorities made the
company send the coach back to this
place, whore an iIquet was teld
which developed the fact ttat it was
clear case Of suicide. The man was
So years old. TIE body has been pre-
pared for shipment and the widow
and Eve children will continue tteir
sad journey to their CID home in Indi-
ana with two corpses instead of one
in the baggage ahead.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-02
To the Voters of Morrison Conn IT,:
I am a candidate fer county treas

To the Voters of Morrison Coun ty:
I am a candidate fer county treas
urer. am "a years of age and have
lived in this county practically all my
life. attended district school, the
Saok Centre Business college and the
st. Cloud Normal school. Have been
since 1889 clerk of the the town of
Pike Creek, and also assessor of the
town for the past four years. I taught
school for eight terms in various parts
of the county. Have q family, irclud-
ing child aged 10 years, who has
been totally blind fer eight years.
was deputy auditor of this county for
almost two years. resigning at my
own desire, as intended to be can
didate for treasurer. Two years ago
was defeated by ~ votes. I claim to
represent ono Ct the most important
elements in the development of this
county, and speak Polieh and German,
as we'll as the language of our common
country. I would not ssk for the
position Of county treasurer were I NOT
in need Of it. and I pledge square
deal to all in the conduct of this in.
portant office. I will appreciate ia
the utmost your help on Nov. 9Th.
Respectfully yours,
Jacob Posch.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-02
FAVORED BY WHEEL OF FOR
TUNE

Some Of those who we're fortunate
enough to evure prizes on tie wheel
Of fortune at the German Catholic
Fair, and the list of prizes, are gwen
below:
John Medved, dressing sacque and
apron; VIM. Bills:e Elm. doll hood ard
dressing sacqua; Gerald McMasters,
apron; Miss P]ett], kimora: Henry
Smith, kimona end plate; Aloyslus
Raster, doll, kimona, hardke. Chief
ard stocking bag.
Mrs. P. Manner, Mrs. E. Racine,
P. W. Blake, cushions: Rev. J. F.
Altendorf, Miss Anna Lachance. cush-
ions; G. Miller, go-cazt quilt; Dell
Batters, ladies' night gown: Miss
Mamie Blake. Rev. j. p. Alteneorf.
half dozen silver spoons; NJ. B Blake.
gold vase; Miss Anna Lachance.
handkerchief bsg; NJ. B. Blake. corse
cover; J. 81. BsDtdeld, rug: Phil.
Randall, center table: Miss Auna Ras.
ter, mandolin: J. Gallagher, parlol
lamp; John Kedrowski, goldbeaded
cane; Jake Manure, airtigct heater;
Carl Ehn ann, clock; Phil. Arndt,
asck of flour; Herman Tanner,
watch: Irene Monahan, rocker: Ma
ME Blake, lunch cloth; Mrs. E. e..
Lane, bats nburg 1iece: Miss Martha
Manure, buresu scarf; Matt Adams,
salt case Father Altendorf, jardiniere
and pedestal; Mrs. Gertrude Stoli,
black plume E. A, Storck, lap robe
Mstt Adams, lace curtains: Miss
Todd, green plume; Rosebud Salisbu-
ry, baby quilt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-02
"PACKER' REPRESENTATIV
VISITS LITTLE FALLS.

F. W. DeCroix, staff correspondent
of The Chicago Packer, is in the city
for week or so. Mr.: DeCrolx. whose
Headquarters are at the Hotel Buck
man, is reporting for bis paper on the
amount, quality, etc. of shipments ct
various KINDS of produce made from
this city and has secured many items
which will appear in one of the next
editions of the Packer.
The Packer is a paper we'll known
for its honesty and it not only gives
market reports from ezery market,
bnt also protects its subscribers and
friends with an information teaureau,
which 10 appreciated and gladly made
use of. The Packer carries circula-
ton of a. 900 weekly, with four edi-
tiors, at New York, Kansas City.
Chicago ana Cinhcinnati. The paper
Is highly appreciated, not Only by
merchants, but by our up-to date
farmers. Mrs. DeCroix is travelling
with her husband on this trip.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-02
TRANSFERS.

Agnes J Barnhsrdt and husband to
F d Browning Let block 90, Little
Falls, $126.
Michz el Jansen and wife to Thomas
Knoll lot block 1, Berg's addition to
Little Falls, $75.
Henning Landau and wife to Wilt
am Nordlen ne of 50 24129-S0, $1,000.
Magdalena M Berg, ct al to John
Shsckn an lot block s, Berg's ~addi-
ton to Littlde Falls. $40.
Niels N Hanson and wife to Martin
Czech Q Of SO 11-127-3O. So, 400.
Ole B Nygaard ard wife to Inqeborg
Nygaard " CT re 35-131- 31, 1912.
Patrick w Hay s and wife to Mary
Kiley lot g. block !, Green's addition
to Little Falls, $40.
John Jashinski and wife to Paul
Oldok )ski Sc Of SO and 9 of sw of 80 10
a, " of NV of NV and " Of sw Of
NV 23-128-3O. So, 500.
William Balsiger and wife to j Kie-
vel Brewing Co lot %, block 1. Nor
rill's addition No 2 to Little Falls,
$3.50.
Conn General Lite Insurance COM
pany to Samuel G. Muncy sw Of NV
and that part NV of NV eying " Of
railway right of way 36-3932, $726.
Theo Koch Land company to VIM
Tomliuson NV Of ne and of SO and
sw of 20 17-99-2e, $500.
Northern Pacific railway company
to Fred Tramre ct al, 8 acres In SO Of
se 19-l2-31, $25.
William G Hall ard wife 10 Joseph
T and b J Daley and 80 of sW ana
" of SO S-4s-3l, 81, 900.
John Fl Ziegler ard wife to NJ A
Zieglers sw of NV 9-4!30, $3.50.
The odore Thielen and wife to j W
Van He1cke lots Is and ~, block l
east addition to Little Falls. $3.50.
Edwin F Goodrich and wife to Ed
win P Parks ne 2O-42-3O, $4,000.
Samuel A Anderson and wife to
Richard Brockelsley " Of re and o of
NV 1S-39-2s, 81, $50.
Frank Kapsner and wife to Karl
Kapsner of re and sc Of ne $4,000,
$3.50
william a Rucker ct al to R.be1t Il
Rucker Of " 2-41-29, 81. 900.
Angus E Libder and wife to Ijnacy
Piotrowskki Of ne 29-129-30, $1,000.
CH Foss and wife to Mllaca Stats
Bank of and Sc II, NV Of 40, sw of
SO 81, ne of SO and sw of SO 50 all 40
30 and 8 of No and n Of sc 18-39-2S,
g, 900.
Jerry Blair and wife to Nicholas
Bocs, n Of lot 3, block II Little
Falls, $500.
Anna Lafste1t, airgle. to George
ard Mary Harbroosky, sw of NV 60
1877 80, 81. 800.
Jacob Kiewel and wife to Jacob
Brutcher of ne and sw of ne and NV
of se 23-41 80, IS, $50.
A j Nelson and wife to Mrs. Sara
A Dickinson ne OF NV 9-s9-28, 81.
Terence Siminski ard wife to
Ignatz Sim1nski S4x80 rods in ne coz
ner, 8 Of ne 2S-182.SO. 81.
Samuel s Gaothier and wife to A
M johnson of 20 10 and of NV
20. 1929. $1,000.
Frank Gessner and wife to Robert
and Norman Mcleod Of SO 31.27. 80,
So, 800.
Josef Piotrowski and wife to Ignacy
Piotrowski q CT se Of SO 29-129- 80,
$500.
George Weaver and wife to Ensign
R Tuttle lot II block Is, list addition
to Motley, $500.
John e Manson ard wife to A L
Isenterger of Sc 17-128-31, So. 600.
Frank A Lindberqh and wife to
John Wetzel. " IF sw 20 1871, 81.
Northern Pacific railway company
to Celia johnson lot and NV 10. 13C-
80. $685.. SO.