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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
A CHANGE OF WORK MEET At FlfNSBURG
The Swedish Congregations
al Minister'S Conference
and Missionary Assn.

The animal meeting Of the Sweri-h
Congregational Minister S conference.
of tie NORTH west ard the Home Mis-
sicnary Associatio' was held curing
the days If O t. 3 to Z a. Rev G. r.
A. Blomberg's church at Fi=rs' urg.
A large and t res ing :ulssion meet
ing was also held 18th preaching ser-
vices every evening and with three
meetings on Sunday. Ali of the meet.
ings were we'll attended and lively
interest WAS manitegted The past r
and his church hers entertained the
ministers and atteuda Is fro ! pelah-
boring communities with great hospi-
tality.
Eleven ministers were in attendance
and many delegates f'om neigh boring
churches belonging to the conference
and nj sion a s >claJon were present.
Sunday sfterIo;n Rev. Martin
Peterson of FArvo, NJ D., vas or
dained to the hol7 ministry. The SER
vice was very impressive ard delight
full.
Rsv. Samuel Peterson of Lake City,
will preach in the Little Falls mission
hall on Friday evening Oct. 18th at s
o clock and in the Free church in
Freedheim Saturday and Sunday, Oct.
IS and II, at the regular time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
RICE Lake

Oct. 9-Anson Palmer of East Bel.
levue visited with relatives here over
Sunday.
A large crowd gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love Sunday
and pleasant afternoon was spent
There was party in this vicinity
Saturday looking for someone to take
q binder to town for him, but said he
found all of the men threshlng. The
binder was one Vim. Lamb purchased
and did not find it satisfactory so let
1t go back to the company and pur-
chased another.
The cold weather of the past few
days makes the Rice Lake people
think Of the cold winter that is com
ing.
Frank Love Of this place was trans
acting business IN Royalton Monday.
There was large number of hunt
ers from the adjoining towns at the
lake Saturday and Sunday, bat the
game is scarce.
Henry and Frank Love were helping
Thomas and John Lamb thresh on
their farm in Agram Saturday
81. Sparrow and r. Dunsmore
came up from Royalton Tuesday on
hunting trip. They returned Wednes.
day. They had the good luck to gel
one duck.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
huff

Oct 9.-The threshers have finally
reached our neiRhborhood and farmers
| have learned that they have no more
than two thirds of what they expect.
ed. Wheat goes about 10 bushels pei
acre and cats 80 to 40.
G. W. 0ish had break down in
his cane mill which set him back
three days, but he is now running
again and will finish In another week.
Mrs. Nancy Brown was at Little
Fails Saturday.
! A. G. Oby is talking of going back
to Washington IN November. lie
came from there last spring and is
not satisfied with Minnesota
Miss Julia Oby goes to Bertha this
week where she will teach an eight
months term Of school
Only two or three of our men folks
have returned from the West an to
date We look tor them soon.
School District 65 in Morrison conn.
ty has man for clerk who can eel.
TIER read or write. Is there another
district in the stats can say AS uuch !:
a,s wife can write. Why did thew
20. elect herr $780,. ...
High wind. Splits Of snow. Win.
ter coming.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
BURTRUM

Oct. ga light shower of rain fell
here last Sunday mint.
Last Monday was very cold and
windy with snow hurries. The sud.
den change of the weather makes good
furs necessity. Ice was found one
inch thick or Tuesday morning. It
forsibly reminds u, that winter is ap-
preaching.
C. E. harrington made trip to
Swanville for load OF cement blocks
for Mr.. Carlin, the creamery mans,
new basement.
81. Rose of Mazeppa, MINI, is in
the village lookin after business
matters connected with his farm
north Of town.
Mrs. Flaritv baby has been dan
gerously sick and DR.. Storey of Grey
Eagle is attending the little one.
T. W. Wilson will veneer the post
Office building August letter Of
Grey Eagle will DO the work.
Hall Bros.. the popular B7rtrum
merchants, will build an addition to
their store They will build another
story to the building which will be
used as a hall for ths pablo and priv.
ate purposes, thing much needed in
our town.
Chas. Burch shipped car of stoc?'
to ST. Paul on Mon6ay last.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
ROYALTON

Oct. 6.-(Too late for last week {
issue. Miss Mabel Cocrahan came
down from Little Falls FRIDAY to
visit with Miss Ethel Lamb of Rice
Lake.
Several young people drove out to
Rice Lake Sunday and spent the day
with the Misses Ethel and Ella
Lamb.
Miss Bessie Hol]enbeck Is out Of
school this week on account of sick
ness.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. q. Turrittin and
baby. of Rice spent Sunday with I.
w. Boock and family.
The four months old baby of Mr.
and Mrs. John Clifford. has been very
i'll with swelling on the side of its
neck. DR.. Chance was called Monday
and lanced it. the patient is reported
somewhat better at present.
Mrs. John Larsen was taken to the
hospital at St. Cloud Tuesday, where
she vii! undergo an operation for ap.
pendicitis.
The Ladies Child met with Mrs.
Chas. Bouck Thursday afternoon.
Re-. Hanna # Little Falls cOEd.ct.
ed services in Craze Episcopal church
Sunday morning and evening.
Ira Clifford and Homer Skinner
came up Saturday night from Clee.
Lake, where they are working with
the fence gang. They returned Mon
day morning.
ALERT Rhoda of Long Prairie was
the guest last week of his son, Chas.
Rhoda.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
DARLING

Oct. 8.-Lots of men have returned
home from thu harvest fields. Some
made it good. We hear.
The heavy frost and few cold
nights We had, killed all garden stuff
last week.
Road work in District No. 8 was
finished not lorg ago.
Potatoes have rotted in the Ground
on the low land.
All children IN District No. 50 from
to 16 years should attend the school
now if they want to learn anything.
August Blomquist has written from
Morris that not one-fourth of the
threshing Is done yet, and he will
not return home until November il
bad weather don stop the threshing.
Otis St. Dennis had the finest gar.
den this year In this locality.
Ole Tkingstsd did not get any ap.
pies this yeas as storms blew them
down early.
All of our people now have the tele.
phone line at their farms except
August Blomquist. He will PERHAPS
get one this fall when he RETURN
homo.
! We didn't hear yet who rented Ber
tina Jasorka'e farm. John Regnel
and Albert Peters had it this summer
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
SULLIVAN Lake

Sept. 30 to Oct 6.-Mrs M. n.
Caldwell and SONS. aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Tsylpr and son, Donald, visited with
Mrs. L. P. Fori and daughter, Sun.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Adkins and son,
returned Monday from a visit of two
weeks with relatives ut Maine Frairie.
frank Sims resumed his school du.
ties Mondav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Adkins returned
from Stearps equity Monday with the
sorghum mill. Pete is now prepared
to distill the sweets of the season.
Tuesday VIM. Lynn returned to
Pierz to work. He said he expected
to be gone about three weeks.
Mr. Caldwell is moving his goods to
Pierz anu will 90 to Window next
week.
Mrs. VIM. Lynn visited the school
Wed 9esday.
Mrs. 6obert Adkins and Miss Lynn
drove out to Mr.. Tarlor's Thursday.
Mrs. Lynn visited the school Friday.
Mrs. Endahl and Edwin Walma1k
called at Mrs. Ford's Friday after
noon.
F.. A. johnson had the misfortune
to get something in his eve While
threshirg a week ago. It is now 50
bad he is liable to lose his sight. He
will 90 to the Falls In order to have
medical attention.
Mrs. Peter and Mre. Robert Adkins
drove to sierz Saturday.
Frack Johnson offers his homestead
Of 80 acres for sale for $500 with good
buildings on it.
Miss Look visited at her brothers
G. E. Looks on Platte lake Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
SOUTH PARKER

oct. 8.-H. S. Children took cream
to Randall Tuesday.
g. W. Gish has begun making sorg'
hum.
q. Oby and John Brown threshed
last week.
G. ". Stewart & Co.. nursery
stock always grows, for eale by q. s.
Children. K. F. D. No. 1, Randall,
MINI. 49,:
Mr. Mccoy and daughter, Jessie,
were business callers at Randall
Thursday.
Mrs. E1ith Aamline is spending a
few days at Long Prairie visiting rel
atives.
Chas. Eastman returned from the
West last week.
Frank and Sam Ireland and Mr..
Ahlers returned from the West Thurs
Harry S. Children was in Swanville
Sunday and Mondav.
MI. Donley expects tc do his tbresh'
Ing Monday.
Dave Donley is expected home from
tso Vest some time next week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
PEACEFUL VALLEY

Oct. 8.-Henry Avery returned
Tuesday of last week from Dakota.
Jas. Murray and Benz. Draper
transacted business in Staples Wednes-
day.
The house belonging to Earl Jones
was destroyed by fire Tuesday morn.
ing. As Mr.. Jones is in Dakota.
there was no one living In the house
and consequently nothing was saved,
His clothing and household goods
went with the house. The origin OF
the fire is unknown, but 6nebugs are
suspected.
VIM. Avery and daughter, Mrs. A.
B. Robinson, were Motley callers
Wednesday.
B. Draper and son, Mearl, went tc
the brickya,d near Staples after q
load IF brick Saturday.
Robert Houston returned from d.
kota Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
In Congregational Sunday
SchooI--Put on a Graded
School Basis

Sunday. at the Congregational
church a 'Rslly Day. service was
observed and in lis sermon 90 De-
partmental Business, Rev. Billig out.
li1ed plans for the Improvement OF
all departments of the church, which
were received enthusiastically by the
congregation.
Among other things regular elias.
has been ORGANIZED bible study and
the Sunday school will be pat on a
graded basis, as cl,sely as possible
resemhlin ths public schools. It has
been decided to do array with the
.usa of the international Lessons here
tof re in use and to institute special
outline of reliaicus work which will
be more calculated to give the young
students of religion better under
standing of toe bible and church
work generally. The movement is
meritorlous.
After the services had been conclud-
ed. the members of the Sunday school
gave a h IF hour program to common"
crate the establishment of the Bible
School.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
MOLD FIRST MEETING BOARD OF EDUCATION
Morrison County Teachers
Assemble at First Ca
thering Of Season

A meeting of the Morrison County
Teachers Association. the first of the
sessop, wa htld at ths High Soho j
building in this city Sat ,rday after.
nuo1 at 3 100 O'Clock, about thirty of
the members being in attendance
TIL meeting was called 70 order bv
Pres dent NJ. T.. Barnes of Mctlev
Toe minutes of the previous meeting
vera read by the secretary and an,
proved. A brief business me: Ell %
TBS belt. The re-iRnatlon of Miss
E1lth Heath. as treasurer, the resign
atinn being caused by her removal
f ON this city, was accepted and Miss
Mary Kun WIS elected as her Successor
as keeper of the finances of the associ.
alton.
The following program Was rend.
cred:
PAPER. Memory Work :. Mary Kcll
RECITATION. ...:.:.....::.... Mable Cochran
Paper, Preaching Current Events
:.......................J. Caroline Pearson
Paper, mental Arithmetic .............
......"................... Mrs. Belle Flood
Piano Sclo.....".... Miss Clara Belapger
Paper. School Decoration" .............
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........Vera Harrison
All of the numbers on the program
were we'll rendered and the audience
derived much benefit and instruction
from the various papers read on edu-
cational matters. The next meeting
Of the association will be held In Mot
ley on Nov. ID.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
BRlCkYARD

Oct, s.-Misses Myrtle Scott. Eula-
liza Skoog and Everett Savage went to
Swan River Sunday to visit with En-
lalia's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Skoog.
Clauds Chambers went to Swanville
Friday to visit relatives few days.
Mrs Larson is improving very slow.
The two youngest children OF Rev.
and Mrs. Stockland are staying at the
home of Mrs. SCOTS few days.
Vern Savage is working at .. D1-
clos. :. -,
Mrs. E. Manbeck went to Mrs. Neill
at Green Prairie Friday.
The Epworth League Of Little Falls
will be enterta:n ned by Misses Violet
and Myrtle Scott Friday night, Oct.
,2tn. All ara cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Maubeck AID daughter, Mrs.
Chambers, attended Mr. Hovey's fun.
sral last Wednesday at Little Falls.
Mrs. Gray's sister, Mrs. Dilling'
TO take a months visit with relatives.
Mrs. G.. T. Smith and daughter,
Mrs. Lucas, visited Mrs Smith
dau zhter, Mrs. Hattie Hendricksor,
Of Randall last week.
There was large attendance at thu
Ladies Aid at MIS-. Russels last
Thursday.
Leo Chambers accompanied Mis-
Eulalia Skoog to her school Monday
morning.
hrs. Minnie Ashton of Clough visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. Qaine, Saturda!
and Sunday.
Leo CT ambers has been the victim
Of killing three of those nice kind O
striped cats, but not Of q very MIC
odOr.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
GILBERT

). OCT. 8.-Chas. Hedlund was at FIT.
Ripley Monday.
Surveyor Andy Fem was up from
Little Falls this week.
Eric johnson, the cattle buyer, Of
Little Falls was Gilbert caller Mon
Ge,rge A. Rogers was at Brainerd
Tuesday.
John Brobsrg was at Ft. Ripley
Thursday. r.
lars Olson was at Brainerd FRIDAY.
Lars Olson and Aug. Berglund de-
slivsred the cattle which they sold to
Eric johnson. at Little Falls satur-
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
CARBONIC ACID PUMP.

The city of Hanover has in Its Ore
service a cs1bonic acid pump working
in connection with q steam pump.
While the acid pump is actuated by a
battery of storage cells the steam
pump, which is on an automobile, Is
conducted to the locality of a fire by
means of carbonic acid compressed in
tanks. The charcoal briquettes are
placed on the CRATE and watered with
alcohol from receptacle where it ie
kept under pressure by carbonic acid.
The water in the boiler is always
kept at the temperature of 212 degree
E: by means Of small gas burner
The daily use of golden grain belt
beer will nourish and streD CITIZEN the
entire body. Order of your nearest
dealer or be supplied by Sylvester
Casey, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12

We wish to announce to the
farmers OF Morrison county
that we are authorized to in
sure farm property in the
Continental 1ns. Go. of, New
York. Those wishing reu-
able fire protection will do
well to consult us.
SiRnor & Schal1ern.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN

consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
necessity in the hygienic care of the
person and for local treatment of
feminine ills. AS a wash its cleansing,
germicidal, deodorizing and healing
qualities are extraordinary. For sale
at Druggists. Sample free. Address
The R. Paxton Co., Boston, Mass.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12

Re-. NJ. O., Stockland of the Metho.
dist Episcopal church attended the
Methodist conference at MINNEAPOLIS,
which was held there Wedne sday of
last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
Decides to Make Tax Levy
Of $4,000 for School
Purposes

A regular meeting of the board of
edu alton WAS hid at the Rieo
School building Thursday evening.
The first matter taken CD was the
tax levy for thu year of 1906, the fol.
1o~ina resolution being passed:
''Be it resolved that the folio wirR
amounts be raised and levied upon
tie taxable property of the Iodepend-
ent School District of Little Fails in
the county of Morrison, state of Min
nesots, tor the year of 1905 for the
following Purposes
Teachers wages......... .e17, 600
Jauitors wsges................... eco. LOO
Interest on bonds..... ............. 800
Sinking NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
The folio wing bills were presented
to tie board and were duly allowed:
Morrison County Democrat, print
ing ..:....:...:..... ....... ...........s IT'S
Transcript Pu b. Co., printing. :. 40. 26
Little Falls Water Power Co.,
water and light........ ............ 40. 50
Richard Bros, mdse. 1l.68
L. E. Richard, stamps............. 2.76
81. E. White. stamps. messages,
etc.........:"........................... 1903
Thomas Charles Co., supplies. 1928
Dana Brown, freight and dray. TO- As
Pine Tree Lumber Co., wood. 400
Board adjourned.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-02
FAVORS
INHERITANCE TAX

Washington, D G. Nov. l. Tie
President has practically completed
his annual message to be sent to Con
gress next month.
\ few paragraphs ou the japanese
situation will be inserted sfrer Score.
tarv MetcaIfe returns f,cm the Pacific
CoasS hat fHirlv accurate forecast Of
the message may be given now.
1he menace CT inherited wealth.
probably will occupy more space than
any other s1bjact. The inheritance
tax as necessity Will be discussed at
lanRth.
A distinction clearly will be IN aue
between supervision and ownership by
the government of all lines Of trans-
portation and cmmuuicarion and all
corporations controlling all the neces-
stiles of life.
The President in making appoint.
meats is more concerned as TO how the
man thiuBs on the grand national
questions than whether hc Is q mem
ber of any partioular party. TIE
question, "Is he national or a state
rights man." il answered first.
The message will urge legi lation
to reinforce the rate dill passed last
year.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-02
COMBINE TO FIGHT
STANDARD OIL co

Washington. ID g Oct. 31-Auother
sweeping ssnttaek has been launched
against the Standard Oil before the H.
terstate commerce commission by the
filing of three complaints By the in
dependent oil producers. charging that
the railroads were discriminating in
favor ct the Rockefeller corporation
insmarter of freight rates Many Wes-
tern roads and a number OF eastern
trunk lines are named'as defendants
the three petitions are signed by .ie
National Petroleum Association of
Cleveland. In the first complaint
rates on oil TO Western and Pacific are
attacked.
In the other two petitions complaint
is made against the Milwaukee North.
western Burlington Chicago and Great
Western. Rock Islaud. Illinois Gen.
tral and Wabash for excessive rates
from EPeoria and Chicago to Omaha
Sioux Falls. st. Paul, MinneaI oils
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-02
MOODY SAYS He WILL
FIGHT The TRUSTS

Bo=ton, Nov lin political spes-
oaes at republican rallies at Beverly
ana Salem last night ATTORNEY Gen
eral Moody said that he was luN estiga-
ring she great ana powerful coal aDG
OIL combinations and that il he
found evidence uf illegal combina-
tion he would proceed without regard
to personal or political consequences.
Mr. Moody said: "A few weeks
ago Mr.. Bryan said that the trusts
were the paramount issue. [ AIN not
quite sure that he is not right He
expressly congratulated President
Roosevelt on the step he has taken to
the enforcement of anti trust laws.
I'VE are i'll the m idst of great in
dusfrial activity and prosperity.
Great evils are arising out of this con-
ditlon and President R0osevels il &c
termined to remedy it If remedy Gun
De found.
The great industries are no longer
conducted bv the individual. but by
organized capital. Organized capital
in modern industries is q nee essity.
The organizations of labor and oapiral
are here to stay. but we have the
right to ask both that they shall obey
the laws of the land. e.
"When the aecumu larion of wealth
obtains great power, as it will. it des.
troyes the individual initiative. dis
turbs the normal growth Of ON mslce
and sometimes bereavement. my.
self have seen written on a sheet of
paper the price of killing off competi-
sion. have seen the cost of driving
out of business divided among all the
oonfederates, It Is not wise that the
people let q combination like this ex.
ist."
The attorney general continued "Mr.
Havemeyer, the sugar man, says that
the tariff is the mother of trusts. 1t
is NOT the tariff that is the motner of
trusts-it is the railroad rebate that
is the mother of trusts aod its COLA
teIal relatives"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-02
RUSSIA NOW ONE
VAST BATTLEFIELD

st. Petersburg, or. 51.-The Uni
versity of Moscow waa closed today
because polisical meetings were held
in the buildings contrary to imperial
orders.
The suiversary of the issuance Of
the manifesto of October 80, 1905,
despite profuse display of bunting
was celebrated under conditions re.
sembling a state of war. Police.
soldiers and Cossaoks were in evidence
everywhere and detectives scrutinIzed
all who came. and went. The houses
were like beleaguered citadels.
OutwardIy the country Is quieter
than in October of,,last year but in
reality the situation Is worse. Profes.
sor Maxim Kovalevsky said today:
"The English and French were
strong enough to make their monarchs
keep their promises, bu: the Russians
are not. The result is that the con-
stitution has become a sham and the
first year under it is the darkest IN the
history of the nation. The country
mas become vast battlefield and
graveyard. Tens of thousaus1 OF
noble citizens have been snou ard
banged and others have been buried
alive in Siberian deserts. Yesterday
there were l6 executions and 81 depor.
tatiops''