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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Hay lo.-8fo. q. IoEDoA and
slaughter visited q Mr.. Wslins's Sum
George Minor Of Brainerd was on
the Prairie this week.
Miss Elsie Hall Of Little Falls Wis.
tied friends here Friday and Satur.
day. :.
Mrs. Nicholas of Clough was visit
Ing at the home Of 8. Swlndell.
4r. and Mrs. Jarvis and daughter.
Mrs. n. Laiture, attended the funeral
Of Helma Nicholson of Randall Tues.
Grace Henderson of Little Elk Wis.
tied with Miss Anna Henderson Sat-
usday and Sunday.
Mrs. Dickinson and children of Lit
tle Falls visited the Gedney nome. .
Mrs.. 81. Wittwer, who has been III
for several weeks, was taken to thu
hospital in Little Falls Sunday where
she will be opera tedon.
Mrs. Sidney Swindell ID visiting
relatives In Clough.
Mr.. and Mr.. BritS, who have beer
visiting at the home OF Mr.. Schlax,
returned to Dixville Monday.
Him, the little four year ole
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson,
formerly Of Green Prairie, bat nov
Randall died Sunday morning. Tn.
funeral was held Tueedey at Q o'clocl
and the remains were laid to rest II
tbs Randall cemetery. The bereavet
family have the sympathy of all tn
friends in their sorrow. ;,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

NaYs1t q He Eei9h 1eat 6
Minneapolis LIT Monday o oonsult :
doctor there. She was operated q for
appendicitis Friday. She 10 getting
along nicely.
Valentine Nsutzling asd Mis- Kate
LANCER were married at Piers
Wednesday morning ct q O'Clock,
Rev. Steiglsr ohdcaltinQ. Following
tho ceremony o wedding banquet
took place at the brides homo. The
many friends and relatives present
wished the happy young couple 4
long and happy welded lie.
Peter Mueller Of Buckman Was here
Sunday. $780, 80.
A valuable horse owned BY Frank
Boehm stepped on q nail and 10 in .
critical coalition.
The Agram ball team will plsy the
Piers team next sunday.
The Pierx detective force Was great.
y excited when it was rumored that
certain young man who they were
looking for would appear at his home.
Sharp % they thought they were they
failed to recognise him as they sus-
pected the wrong man. They will lind
out that IL is not 20 easy q Job to
pocket the reward as they thought in
the first place. Keep aharp lookout,
he may appear again. The Soldier
Boy ID Still Marching On. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
RoYALToN

May 16.-Mrs. W. 81. Gallua re-.
turned saturday from Little Falls.
jos. Uptegrove. formerly of Royal
ton, now running locomotive Ia the
Minneapolis var ds, was here on hush
ness.
The Royalton Juniors played ball in
Little Falls Saturday and were de.
featedi by q score Of s to II. They
expect Little Falls here Saturday.
The st. Cloud ball team will plsv 1T
the PARK Sunday.
Royalton played their FIRST games of
the season ct the ball park Saturday
| and Sunday against Brainerd. Roy al.
ton won both gamee.
Rev. Maxwell has teen appointed
pastor of the Presby terrain church here
and Little Falls. Rev. Maxwell will
make his home here as he has rented
the Broadhesd house.
Ed Hart secured bounty on one
grown and i've pup wolves which he
killed east of town. A week ago
David Olson killed nine pups near
Mathison's farm.
Mrs. 81. o. Buckont went to Little
Falls Friday on visit and returned
Monday.
Henry Sparrow went to Hibbing
last week with car Of potatoes.
| S. g. Cairns of Rice came up Satur.
day on business and also witnessed
the ball game.
| Memorial day will be observed as
usual in Royslton this year. A par.
ade headed by the band will march to
the cemetery to decorate the graves
and meeting will be addressed by
Comrade Merriman of Minneap olis in
the afternoon. s
Miss Minis. Neuman of Little Falls is
here visiting relatives. 4 "
Miss Naomi Holden IF Winons is
here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and MIS-. Parkins of Buchanan
were here Wedn esday. Mre. Fost and
child returned with them.
st. Cloud Times l4.-Last night
Chief of Police Quinlivan received
word from Royalton to the effect that
two young boys Theodore Esch, is
years OF age, and Joseph Meyer II
years, had left their homes and their
parents wanted them apprehended
Chief Quinlivan caught the youngsters
on Q freight passing through here
about . 20 O'Clock and were taken of.
placed In charge of the passenger con-
ductor on one of the west bound
trains and sent home. The boys said
they were going down to the cities to
see the siRhte.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
Z & ~ y X. !
RANDALL

Nay Is. -Nsls Nos. late Of Monti-
Gallo, II nov living IN the p. d. Jen-
ers cottage. Mr.. Nee was . conspic
uous figure here in the days Of the
Peterson q Eide store. He clerked
for that arm for one season.
Frank Snider and 3. W. Davis. who
went to Wadena to work on the rail
road, have returned. Their teams were
not able to stand the WORK.
Andrew Drittbaugh has taken q
position on the section with Aug.
Gents 1t 0lenwood and started
tor that place on Tuesday. His family
will 90 later.
Il. e. Calhoun and Gus Fens Ii
traded horses recently. It 10 claimed
by many that Mr.. Fenski got much
the best of the deal. as he got two
horses for one, and then Somehow
there 10 q dlderence OF opinion.
q. w. Miller got one full grown
wolf and four cubs on Tuesday. The
wolf he caught in Sec. II, Randall,
and the cubs we're found in the will
age. That 10, they were within the
incorporation. !.
Two of the latest real estate deals
here were. Cleo. Calhoun purchased
L.
acres Of land. This property is just
west of the Catholic church and is
what was known as tie R. B. Jones
property. and the other de.l is where
Jim Kempenich purchased the Fred
SCHNEIDER property. three lots With
residence and saloon building. It ID
generally known that John Kempenick
left for Canada April 28d and took q
car of stock and other thinge. Fred
SCHNEIDER went about the same time to
the same place and it seems now that
Mr.. Kempenick has decided not to
stay In Canada and will return in q
short time and has traded what stock
and other goods ne took with him to
SCHNEIDER in Fart pay for the scbind.
Ter property here.
The ediot issued by Mayor Hsw.
kins Of New Richmond is all right, 50
says Mayor Davis of Randall, and a
similar one may be issued here If pro.
family il still INDUCED in.
During the thunderstorm on Tues.
day evening lightning struck pine
tree on Mrs F. NJ. Allen 8 place and
snatteredl it. Sy Bennett team was
hitohed on the street at the tins They
broke loose ana ran away but were
caught by Nels Moe.
Cnss. Berry, who. has been up
north for the last week, has returned,
he likes it up tt ere, says wages are
high, but everything else according.
~.
Mayor Davis will irs:st that the
law be strictly enforced and has in.
structed the marshal to that effeot,
which makes it double strength. They
are pair of Iesolute men when put
| to the test.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
RAIL PRAIRIE

Nav 16.-Born-To Mr.. and Mrs..
John Bergstrom, May 8th, . dsugh'
ter. '-
The Ladies' AID society met at Mrs.
HalveYson' Sunday and Will meet al
Mrs. J. Olson's May 27th.
John Tyndsll Gilbert and Henry
Nelson were home from the drive
Sunday.
Anton Erlckson went to the drive
Adoiph Olson was in Little Falls
Saturday.
Krist Lucken returned home from
Black Duck Saturday.
T. Olson and family moved into
their new house last week.
Miss IneZ Halverson is in Eagle
Bend.
Mrs. T. Olson and children are Wis.
iting at W. Olson,s.
Those sick this week are Lyman
Johnson, Marietta Hamilton, Violet
and IneZ Hslverson and Ida Olson.
A. NJ. Halverson visited with the
johnson boys last Saturday.
Spring work is nearly done.
Mrs. Nelson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Olson vere guests at G..
Johnson's Sunday.
A. K. johnson had the misfortune
of loosing one of his mich cows last
week.
Miss Julia Lokke is working at
Frank Cota's.
Miss Mabel aalverson had the mis-.
fortune of being hit In the eye with
. base ball Sunday. Looks as though
she had been in scrap.
Ado1ph Olson IS seen going west
frequently of late, what is the ma ter
down south.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

May 14.-Aiss Weetgrund finished 9
term OF school IN the Gocdhue dis.
trict. =
Leanns Strand has purchased . new
buggy. ..
The ladies society Of the Swedish
Lutheran church met at Chas. Mel.
sons Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Bloouberg of FlensburR held
services ct the SWed Free Church
Sunday.
Earnest Racine was up from town
Sunday.
Swan Beckmau was taken to St.
Gabriel's hospital in Little Falls, biz
health having Teen bad for some
time.
A number Of cream feparators have
Eeen sold in this vicinity.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
North Parker

May l4.-John Burr was in Ran
dali Saturday. r.
G. Eastman was In town Friday.
Earl Burr's team defeated Bank
Garrison g II to Z, in five innings at
Hugh Nutter's Saturday. Line up:
Dean Nutter 9 Hugh Nutter
Earl Burr D Hugh Garrison
Walter Little sb Jas. Longley
Y. Oouthoudt %. r. Oouthoudt
NJ. Ooutoudt tb L. Donnelly.
Vim. and Nellie Sullivan went to
Madison Lake Monday, to attend the
wedding Of their uncle. John -Sulii-
van, which occurred Monday.
Chas. Treacy was at Randall to
play ball
Jas. Sullivan carried the mail Mon.
day and Tuesday.
JAS Longley hauled posts to Randall
last week. t.,- @,
Ed. Mousolf of Green Prairie visited
in South Parker Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
FIRE ON FRANK LONG FARM.

FIRE ON FRANK LONG FARM.
A large barn, q smaller one. and q
grsnary on the farm of Frank Loog
near this city. were destroyed by 3le
about s 80 Sunday afternoon. The
family was away when the FIRE star ted
and it was too strong when discovered
to save much. There was q lot Of
wheat in the granary, and stock and
feed in the barns.
The fires oriRin is unknown. It
started in straw stack near the
buildings and burned 6ercely and
rapidly.
Mr.. Long had $1,000 insurance on
buildings. and $500 on produce, but
his loss will he considerably more.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

sy g Paul stanek drove o Roy.
alton Monday. - g
John Bsniler vent to Long Cake
s Monday s. 49, g
Tho dance Of Mrosek=s hall Monday
evening was well attended.
Marin Larsen went to town Non.
dsy where he win be employed.
Mike KoWal1ik is rept rted being
sick.
Miss Ella seston eli sed term 81
scnool In Dist IS Friday.
Andrew Dkiabas is putting up the
foundation for the large barn for j.
]. VOTERS.
R5e is-heading out, is about two
feet high.
There was surprise party at the
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Prokott
Monday evening. 8
Chas. Hsnfler visited in Two Rivers
Sunday.
The Fawndale Wildcats came down
here Sunday to play game Of ball
with tie bay Creek Muskrats, but tie
Muekrats didn't show up.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

TIE will Of the late Mrs Zoe Ham.
lin was admitted to probate court
Monday. It bequeaths farm in Pike
Creek and the family home. to Mr..
Hamlin during his life, and then the
property goes to the two daughters.
Mrs. Amelia Foisy and Mrs. Edna
Bnsk. : - :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
CITY COUNCIL.

Ino council met IN adjourned eea.
sion Tuesday evening.
The city attorney read the ordinance
governing hawking and peddling in
the CITY, drawn By Attorney N. N.
Bergheim for the Retail Merchants
association. The ordinance provides
that license shall be required. For
foot peddleIs the license is5dxed at $40
per week. SIS month, 375 year.
The same amounts ara fixed for push
carts, and for wagon peddlers SO per
week, $40 per month and $3.50 per
year. For temporary business of
retailing $50 per week, 500 per
month, $200 tor six months, $500 for
one year.
The ordinance covers sales from
cars, IRE, smoke and water sales, and
the advertising and holding insur-
ance, bankrupt, insolvent, assignee,
sheriff, trustee, executor, ETC., salee,
except AZ by law authorized. The or
dinsnce does not effect farmers in any
way. The blowing If horns, bell
ringing, etc, to call attention, to
sales. is forbidden to those getting q
license. Badges and cards must be
displayed. The line for conviction
shall not be less than Is or more than
500, or imprisonment not less than
two or more than twenty days.
A committee of merchants urged. tn
adoption Of the ordinance. After con.
siderable discussion q committee of
Aldermen Lane, Bracke and Bolander
and the city attorney was appointed
to confer with the merchants aesocia-
tion.s
The bonds Ct the three local banke.
o. city depositaries, were approved.
]. w. Jones bid, to sprinkle the
territory, including additional terri.
tory this year. ct &66 . month, was
accepted -
The city Assessor was allowed 500
on mis- salary.
Board Of health w.s elected a. fol-
lows: Ernest kaestner and Peter
Virngg for one year, Peter EkstYom
and Andrew Ring for two years.
Ordinance skiing salary Of city phy.
stefan at 500 vas passed. -
Q. q. Vining brought up the meat
ter Ct cuIfeW ordinance which viii
be decided at the next meetinR.
The street committee vas directed
to lower certain sidewalks on Firat
street northeast. -
The council agreed to crush and sell
rock 70 the Water Power Co.. ~ "a
Lquet ted BY eecretarys Gordon.
The city attorney wss directed 90
draw resolution c0ndemnin0 dam.
aged sidewalks. q
The Elks lodge viii not &c present
ses body ct the state me citing &C 81.
C!oud. as the date con- licts with that
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
q. 40 TO BATTLE LAKE.

The Northern Pacific will sell until
Sent. 80th. tickets at the rate Of Z
fare aud ono third, Little Falls 70
Battle Lake and return, 10 days limit.
Children Of half fare age. half Of the
above .rate. An opportunity to take
o. enjoyable ontinR 8 very reason.
able price. ],
xs We kbUbOS A8O1stb 10
90 4-1am Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Charles, TOBY Ferrell has gone
to Cass Lake, whore he viii join the
base ball team. of which Ed. feIrel
is pitcher. Oliver Roth is also play
ing with tho Casa Lake team.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

:. Valentine Jendro and Annie Stodol.
Ia, we'll known and popular young
people of Two Rivers, belonging. ia
prominent families there, will be
married May 28th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

About 9. 600. 600 feet of logs telong-
ing to the Northland Pine Co. was
burned in q rollwsy at Cross Lake
Saturday night.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Peter Pratt had an arm damned
while helping to move q dynamo at
the Duclos brickyard Tuesday after.
noon, but escaped with bad bruises.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Leo. Mcdonald has enlisted in the
army and expects to get . place as
regimen,sl printer. He mas been sent
to IT. Smelling, and will later be sent
to the Pacific coast.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

The st. Matthias postofl1ce now re-
oeives its mail BY way of Ft. Ripley,
instead of Braiherd.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Milo Young, of swan River, il il
reported will DO . candidate for the
republican nomination tor represents
tive, for which Nv. Bouck and s.
3. SnuY have already fled.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Henry Poppenberg Of Brainerd, we'll
known here, has taken the place az
night forem an il roundhouse, at
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Resolved; That We extend to bis
widow and family our deepest heart.
felt sympathy in their great bereaye.
ment aud be it further
Resolved That q copy of these,
resolutions be reserved among the
archives Of this lodge. and a oonv he
sent to the family of our decessed
orother, and they he published in the
newspapers of our city.
! Q. G. Trace.
= z. W. Lyon.
u. 81. Parsons.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY MA.
s,t.. - SONIC LODGE.

Whereas; 1t has pleased the Supreme
Grand Master to call from labor In our
subordinate ledge. fellow our Brother
James B.. Steele to rest in the su-
pl eme grand lodge above, he it
Resolved That in the death of
Brother Steele this lodge has lost a
beloved ana ct irritable brother. tie
community an esteemed and honored
citizen. one whose delight vas in do.
ing good to his fellow man, and che
family beloved and indulgent father
m q hnahon6
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Voc examined free, Spectacles
yO0 fitted correctly, Headache
ana other nervous disorders cured with
glasses. Consult Dr.. Bruns, the Optom-
etrist at Hotel Buchanan May Is & 26.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
NOTICE.

All hunting and trap ping is strictly
prohibited In the town Of Platte and
all trespsssers will be severely dealt
with.
IL G. j. Smith,
Clerk otthe Town Of Platte, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

There will DO 4 campfire at Bur.
trum, June 9Th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
One Cold and Another

The seasons first cold
may be slight-may yield
to early treatment, but the
next cold will hang on
longer; it will be more
troublesome, too. U n :
necessary to take chances
on that second one. SCOTS
Emulsion is a preventive
as well as a cure. Take
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-21
In Memory Of
Albert RaaS
STOCK EXCHANGE THIS MORN
ING ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS OF
RESPECT AND CONDOLRNCE.

uhe Honolulu Stock and Bond EX-
change this morning elected r. W.
Shingle secretary in place of w. A.
Love, who recently sold his seat to AL
bert F. Along. Love has been secretary
for more than two years. Though he
has sold his seat, his firm, Halstead &
Company, still have a seat on the Ex-
change.
Mr.. Shingle, the new secretary, has
been member of the Exchange rep
resenting the Henry Watrhouse Trust
Company practically ever since the
Exchange was organized.
Suitable resolutions of respect and
coincidence on the death of Albert Raas
were adopted by the Exchange. Viggo
Jacobsen is to engross a copy to be
Isent to the widow in San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-21
No Smoking
On WharVes
INSURANCE PEOPLE DEMAND
THAT THERE BE NO SMOKING
ON THE RAILWAY WHARVES.

If anybody wants to do any smoking
they will have to keep off the railway
wharves. The strictest injunction "a
gainst smoking on these wharves has
been issued by the directors of the
railway company and any one caught
violating the edict win be first warned
and then elected, if they fail to com
ply with the rule.
The insurance people are the cause of
the edict against smoking. Morality
does not enter into the matter at all.
Sugar is piling up at the railway wharf
warehouses at a very rapid rate now
1t has been decided by the insurance
people that they viii not run any risks
of fire. SO smoking is tabued. spe-
cial officer has been detailed by the
company to watch for smoking and tC
stop it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-21
BIC GUNS FOR
HONOLULU
THE SENATE'S WORK YESTERDAY
MEANS THE ACTUAL EMPLACE-
MENT OF BATTERIES SOON.

My recollection is that the House
passed the Hawaiian Notifications item
at the same amount as the senate did.
S26O,0O0," said Lieutenant Slattery the
United States Army Engineer officer.
speaking of the cable dispatch from
Washington received yesterday.
"As the senate struck out the item
for the fertilization of the Philippines
and doubtless made other changes In
the bill, it will now probably go to.con-
ference. But as the item for fortifica-
uons for Hawaii passed both houses for
the same amount, this is not likely to
be disturbed l am not sure whether
this is an appropriation that ia avail
Continued on page hve)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-21
DIR. VILE
TO SELL
TAROENA
A SEVERE ACCIDENT TO HIS
WIFE MAKES THE STEP NECES-
SARY-WELL KNOWN HERE.

DIR. Vile, of Danbury, Conn, who
has been an enthusiastic visitor to
Honolulu several times during the last
few years is again visitor. But this
time there are circumstances which
make his visit a less joyous one to him
than his previous ones. Last Septem-
ber his wife met with a most painful
accident. She fell down stairs break
ing her back. Death did not follow
but she lies a helpless sufferer. DR..
Vile is here now only to dispose of his
interests in Honolulu that he may
devote his whole time to her.
During Dr. Wile's previous visits in
Hawaii he became very much interested
in the food value of taro, and the pos
sibility of food products made from it..
This interest led to his purchase from
IT. w. Hebron and others, the proprie-
tary product Taroena and all its trade
rights, and he began at once the liberal
advertisement of Taroena and the crea-
tion of a market for it in the states.
The extent to which it was being ad-
vertised, and was incidentally adver-
tising Hawaii, has been commented on
in local papers in the past But the
unhappy accident to his wife has
changed all his plans His taro food
factory on LilihG street is to be sold
April 3, at auction. DR., Vile is un-
able to stay here and attend to the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-21
.SEER'S
NARROW
ESCAPE
CHINESE FORTUNE TELLER TOLD
WHERE TO FIND A MURDERED
BODY-SUSPECTED AT ONCE.

A Chinese fortune-teIler was the
means of exposing the whereabouts Of
the little Wharton boy after the latter
Waialua and the manner of the dis
covery forms a remarkable feature of
a very remarkable case.
When the little boy was missed there
was a general search without results.
Finally a boy who was searching ask
ed Mrs Wharton for fifty cents in or
der that he might consult the seer. Re
turning from the consultation, the boy
said that the fortune-teller declared
little Wharton to be dead and said:
Go west from the house and down
and you will find the body"
The instructions were easily follow
ed into the declivity where Johnson
had cut up and buried the evidenceTof
his awful deed. The body was unClv-
cred and removed and suspicion at
once settled upon the Chinese. This
was the cause of the rumors at first
circulated that the crime was traced to
a Chinaman and but for the prompt
connection of Johnson with the deed
the Chinese might have had a very dis
agreeable time.
ut was a very strange coincidence,
said Deputy Attorney General Prosser
who is associated with Attorney Cen
eral Peters in the prosecution of the
case. "Of course the natural supposi-
tion at once would be that the China
man knew something about it. But II
Iappears that he did not. He simply hit
the mark by a remarkable chance, such
as will naturally occur now and ther
ITO any fortune-teller."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-21
SCOTT
HIS OWN
LAWYER
THE SUPREME COURT DECIDES
AGAINST HIM IN SUMMARY
STYLE.

The Supreme Court this afternoon
circuit court in the case of j. d. Paris
and others VS.. NJ. f. Scott, in which a
judgment for plaintiffs for $299 was
rendered. THE first four exceptions
are so obviously without merit" says
the decision, that they are overruled
without comment" The other eXcep-
tion is also briefly dismissed. Smith &
Lewis, l.. j. Warren and G. F.. May
dwell appeared for plaintiffs and de-
fendant appeared in person.
The syllabus says:
District courts have jurisdiction in
actions of trespass quare clausum fire.
git unless the title to real estate is in
question"