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carl schur1 Estoiied at chicago.

CHICAGO, June L. Services In mem
ory of Carl SEIZURE We're held In the
Auditorium before an audience which
filed the great hail The organizations
under whose auspices the meeting was
held were numerous and varied includ-
ing German singing societies, Turn
eemindss. the military order OF the
Loyal Legion. posts of the &. A. H.
commercial organizations, political as
sociations. literary clubs aud civil sery'
ice leagues. Mr.. SchurZ was eXtolled
as a patriot, a statesman and man OF
moral force. whose life had been Il
benefit to the country which was MS
by birth and to that which became his
by adoption.
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CHICAGO ASKS INQUIRY.
Mayor Dunno Suggests Commission
10 Probe Beef Trust Methods.

10 Probe Beef Trust Methods.
CHICAGO, June 4.-Mayor Dunno
telegraphed to Secretary Wilson al
Washington suggesting the appoint
ment of commission Of scientific men
to visit the st0ckyards, investigate con
ditions and make recommendations &c
abate the evils.
Why the mayor called upon the gov
ernment for cooperation is not clear.
Under the law he has full authority
over the st0ckyards without reference
to the federal authorities, When asked
as to his reason for wiring to the sec
rotary of agriculture he said;
II have been acting in concert with
the government. We have been work
ing under an agreement signed by the
secretary of agriculture, the health
commissioner and myself AS we have
acted in concert, have asked the gov
eminent TO cooperate In the appoint
ment of this commission
Health Commissioner Whalen after
conference with the mayor threw the
burden practically on the shoulders OF
the government. He assented readily
to the plan for the appointment of the
Psychologists to work In conjunction
with the secretary of agriculture
Three scientists are favored.
81 passed the cattle" said Whalen
because the government wanted m'
to. If Roosevelt wants me to condemn
lumpy jaw cattle or meat from infect
ed carcasses I'll do that too"
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ROANOKE. Va. June 1. - Dewitt
Sigmon. aged twenty years, shot ana
killed his sweetheart, Miss Sallie
Shively. in the latters home There
was no witness TO the tragedy except
the principals. Sgmon says the girl
was handling pistol and in trying to
take il from her the weapon exploded,
the ball entering the girls bveast. sig
mon summoned doctor and gave him
self up to the sheriff. The girl is dead
and Sigmon is in Jail.
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Went TO Pieces on Nashawena Rocks.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, June 4.
The schooner Clara Il. Rogers, Cap
tain X. w. Coffin. was in collision with
an unknown steamer in Vineyard
sound during "A thick fog Sunday night
and went to pieces shortly after on the
rocks on the west end of Nashawena
island. where she had been beaehed in
hope of preventing her sinking In deel
water. The five men OH board were
saved by the life savers OF tile Cuty
hunk station.
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q n humans T,sunos Aner -Four Years

G.. b. Burhans of Carlisle Center, N
Y, writes: "About four years ago |
wrote you stating that had been en-
tirely cured of severe kidney trouble
by taking less than two bottles OF Fol.
ey's Kidney Cure. 1t entirely stopped
the brick dust sediment and rain and
symptoms OF kidney disease disappear
ed. | am glad to say thar have never
had return Of any of those symptoms
during the four years that have clap
sed and | am evidently cured to stay
cured aud heartily recommend Foley
Kidney Cure to any one suffering from
kidney OF bladder trouble b A.
Quinlan.
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rlre srrlnkler. caused nIg pamags.

OMAHA, Neb., June Am insignlii-
cant fire was the indirect cause OF
heavy damage to the stock of Haideh
Bros. department store and the as
phyxlatiOn of fifteen tiremen and d
police surgeon, all of whom recovered.
The fire. after causing several thou
sand dollars damage, started the auto
matte sprinklers. which flooded five
floors of the building, running half OF
the stock, valued at $650,000 The fire
smoldered for some time before break
Ing out.
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AnoII.h senntc. Save Convention.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, June 4.-Social
Democrats of Wisconsin in state con
vention, which met here. nominated Il
fun state ticket, headed by w r Gay
lor of Milwaukee for governor and
adopted platform favoring the
of the constitution of the
United States 80 as to abolish the
United States senate. which is a bull
wark of capitalism and trustocracy"
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DETROIT, Mich, June THE pos
sibility of strike Of the street rail
way employees Of this city has been
averted when the men at mass meet
ing Of their union voted TO accept the
offer of the Detroit United railway of
% cents per hour for all men now in
the employ of the company and %
cents per hour for men hired after
June /. "A cents the second year and
% cents thereafter.
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3. st For women and Chlldr,n

On account OF its mild action and
pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended for
women and children 1t does not
nauseate or grippe like pills and ordin-
AIRY cathartics. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and bowels without irritating
them. Remember the name Orino and
refuse substitutes. --B. A. Quinlan.
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Three Killed by Derrick Boom.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., June 4.-Three
men were instantly killed and two in
jured here by the fall of a derrick
boom while engaged in hosting a boil
er stack for the Dougherty Rigging
company of New York. The dead are
Charles ,Armbruster, George Jackson
and Charles Berg. all of Brooklyn.
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Knights of columbus Meet.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June with
flags. bunting and banners making the
business streets of New Haven gay
with color and in delightful weather,
the delegates to the national conyen-
ton of the knights of Columbus found
a hearty welcome here. The conven-
ton opened today and will continue
throughout the week.
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operation to Get stolen Gem.

OMAHA. Neb.. June 4.-"My baby IS
III in Texas. and | want to get to her.
That is why | will undergo this terri
BILE ordeal" This was the reason Civ
en- by Mae Thomas. who swallowed Il
stolen diamond, for consenting to have
an operation performed for the recoy-
cry of the gem.
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Secretary shaw to Retire.

DIES MONIES, Ia. June 4.-Secre-
tary shaw announces that he will re-
tire to private life within two years.
The abandonment is taken as an indi-
cation that the Iowa man has given up
his aspirations for the presidency
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TANGIER, June 4. Fighting be-
tween the forces of the sultan and the
pretender has been renewed The pre-
tender has driven back the sutan's
troops, intiicting considerable losses,
and also has devastated the territory
of the loyal Riff tribe
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Sixtx ZuIus KILLED.

DURHAM. Natal. June 1.-The colo
NAL forces have had another brush
with Zulu rebels in the vicinity of
Nkandhla In which they lost four men
killed and seven wounded Sixty Of
the rebels were killed
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kor,ln Lnndea Nenr pleppe.

DIEPPE. France, June 4.-The bal
loon of Baron Korwin, chief of the
Austrian military balloon department
which left London Saturday night in
an attempt to reach Vienna, descended
near here at O'clock Sunday morning
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knl.er Lenyes RerlIn For vIenna.

BERLIN. June r. Emperor william
has left for Vienna to visit the aged
ruler. Francis Joseph of Austria Hun
gary. The German emperor will reach
Vienna tomorrow, and there will follow
several state banquets and entertain
ments IN his honor.
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Talk In Douma over Death Penalty.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 4-The
possibility of a conflict between the
lower house of parliament and the
government over the abolition of the
death penalty, it is reported. has been
obvated by the decision of the minis
try to support such measure due to
the initiative OF Minister of Justice
Chtchegloyitoff. II Is doubtful. how
ever, whether this will extend to cases
under martial law, which is exactly
the point desired 10y the house
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SHANGHAI, June 4The Klangsi
riots have been suppressed. There
were two small engagements in which
ten rioters were killed and slxteei
made prisoners.
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:
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FOR SALE

The Historical farm on which the Bennington
Battle was fought is for sale containing liS
acres uf choice land. part upland balance on
the river fats A two story brick house and
sufficient outbuildlngs In good repair Electric
ears pass the door, and only one mile tJ station
on & MIR. 4 desirable place Tor general
farming " would make an ideal summer resi-
dence, For particulars inquire OF
MRS SEYMOUR g GGODlNG,
Wall0OmSac, N Y
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The best Flour at $2.15 per
hundred at the Farmers Ex-
Exchange,
AUSLAND

Apr. AZ. NJ. Pierce is expected
here soon.
Theo. ana Fred Prescott returned
from the woods Friday.
A. F.. Hutchins, John and Mack
Rail. Earl and Case Ediburn returned
from the woods Thursday.
The snow is going very fast and the
ground is drying nicely 40 if this
weather keeps on the seeding will
commence next week.
Albert StromiuR had the misfortune
of losing one of his COWS.
John Rail was in town Saturday.
Peter Prescott had the miefortune
of losing 6ne horse the other day.
Herman Allguer went 10 Fl. Ripley
last Saturday.
Our school commenced today with
j. Bates as teacher.
May Thomas is back from the
Prairie. where she has been stay ing
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bonk, tie
past three or four weeks.
A couple of our young hunters went
out the other DAY with % calibre
rife to shoot rabbits. One of them
shot seven shots and the other three
shots and never hit the poor little
rabbit.
L. P. Snow bought fine colt last
week fir I'M A. G. Stromlng and he
now has the finest team in this vicin-
ity.
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Pike Greek

Apr. 2.-Mr. and Mrs. John Blacb-
owski of Appleton moved to Mike
Bunik's last week and will make their
home with them for the present..
Jacob Ringwelski and Walter Ginter
returned home from Wstab Saturday,
where they have been employed.
Vincent Dorswas sold his team to
M. 8. jacobson Friday.
V incent Kulcinski purchased 8
Sharples cream separator from Robt.
Muske Friday
The roads in Pike Greek are some.
what better these last few days.
Frank Bukowski sold his horses
and buggy Friday.
Ole VAIL was IN town Tuesday.
= Ignatz Walkowniak attended the
chopping bee at Adam Ligman's in
Swan River Monday.
Barney Ringwelski has purchased a
house and lot in town, consideration
5000, and soon will move there to
make this his home.
Among those that were in the Falls
Saturday we're Vincent DIX, Mats
Ring " elski, Jacob Posch, Miss Rich
ter and Miss RlnRwelski.
A. Osowski hauled load Of hay to
town Tuesday.
Mike Wiczke sold COW Saturday.
ice Domistz was in town Tuesday.
John Dorawa was reported sick last
week.
Mrs. Simon Wielenski is somewhat
better, after long illness.
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cLoUGH

Apr. 8.-school in Dist. 20 began
last Monday. with Miss Ella letter
berg as teacher.
School in Dist. IS closed March ~
with q good entertainment in the
evening.
The dance at Tom Hale1son's Fri.
day was we'll attended.
Hugh Pugb drove to Randall Mon
day.
The roads in our part Of the country
are IN pretty bad shape.
Miss Marietta Hamilton visited with
the Misses Mae and Inez Halverson
The gal of forty AID the old
maid were seen out Walking the other
day.
Miss Florence Pierce and G. L.
Quimby Of Randall called .on Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gotta sunday afternoon.
E. W. Pierce and brother Grin drove
t. Cushing Monday.
Frank Gotta hauled logs 70 the mia
Saturday.
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LINCOLN

April 2 IF. L. Randall was In
town Monday
Misses Blanche Rather and Nina
Jackson, who have been visiting at
Mr.. Rahier's returned to their home
in Pine River Friday.
Chas. Randall drove to Motley Sun
day.
A sleigh load CT young people from
this place attended the party at Mr..
Ecklund's Tuesday evening.
Arthur Rahler, returned to hie
school near Peqoot, Saturday.
Gilbert and Lee Randall left Satur.
day night for Wright, MINI.
Report Of tho Lincoln school fol
month ending March 30:
No. pupils enrolled 80
No. DAYS taught IL
Average daily attendance %
Those perfect in attendance were
Albert Swanson, VIM. Pickit, Elmer
Randall, Willie and Matte Fallen,
Katharine Pickit, Ida Swanson Mae
Staples, Pearl and Inez Randall.
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huff

Apr. 3.-.Mr. Cbildren's family ar
rived from Iowa Monday evening
Mr. Ahler has moved from Sec. SS
to Mr.. Cochran's place on Sec. 20.
VIM. and Adelbert Donleyy left last
week for the western part of North
Dakota to work on q farm.
Miss Palmer, teacher in District Is,
had fit Of homesickness FRIDAY and
resigned her position. but got over it
during Saturday and Sunday and re-
sumed Monday.
There are mo regular services at
either of our churches Sunday or any
other day. There is Sunday school at
the town hall every Sunday conducted
by Independents.
Farmers ara preparing to put in
their crops.
g. A. Oouthoudt's folks are all out
again.
e. j. Sharon and family of Todd
county visited g. W. 0ish and family
Sunday.
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r. r. p. NO. 3.

April 30.-Lawrence JanuzeWsk
Was at Royal Monday
Peter Kliber returned from Watak
Saturday.
John Gosiak hauled load of brich
for his brother Albert.
A crowd Of young folks gathered al
Januzewski's Sunday.
While returning from town Sstur'
dav Frank Stanek upset his top bug
gy:
John Motcko drove to town Thurs
day.
Lawrence Siminski was In Two
Rivers Thursday.
Anton Januzewski went to Royal.
ton with load of ties Friday.
Paul Wojdula was in town Thurs.
Ed. Grassland was in Ledoux Sun.
day.
ignat2 Psvk purchased q horse from
Matthias Jelenski Thurday for $35.
The farmers will commence seeding
In about week.
Those that went north "wednesday
were Chas. 9osiaK, Jake Yourek,
Mike and Albert Woltman.
Simon Kanski was in town Thurs
day.
Edwin Leskey is busy hauling rock,
to Royslton. He will erect q large
house and barn on his farm there
soon. After he has finished them he
will look for wife.
Hattie Psyk, who has been visiting
In town, returned home Saturday.
Rev. Belzowski of Swan River left
for Winona last Wednesday and re-.
turned Saturday.
John Doskia's mill was shut down
Saturday on account of the boys 60.
ing to town.
Frank Puchalla of North Prairie at.
tended church here Sunday.
Miss Mary Sobieck returned Satur.
day from town, where she was en-.
ployed.
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BELLE PRAIRIE

Apr. 2.-Victor Beckman arrived
Monday from Iowa with q carload OF
household goods and stock and moved
to his farm near Freedmen.
Mr.. and MIS-. Victor Jewette and
children spent few days visiting at
the home Of Isaac Mavhou.
Alex. Reafper has greatly improved
the appearance Of his house with q
new coat of paint
We are sorry to hear of the serious
illness of Mrs. Omer Ledoux. She IL
reported very ill with consumption
and little hopes are entertained for heI
recovery.
A. y. Bellefeuills. who has been
spending the winter at home left
Monday for Cioquet. whore he will be
employed.
School closed March 9oth for u
weeks vacation owing to the muddy
roads. It will open again Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Tucker spent
the past Sunday visiting relatives at
Little Falls.
Miss Regina Eckerson spent he1
spring vacation visiting at her home
IN Green Prairie.
Frank Reath has purchaed . fine
span of colts.
Miss Anna Olson: is studying from
Rev. Nolesn of the county seat pre-
parstory to making Ter confirmation.
louis Brinkman of the firm of
Brinkwan Bros. of Lastrup was here
on business Tuesday.
Mark Bison went to Cloquet Mon
day on . short business trip.
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RAMEY

March 30-Foley visitors for the
week were Ralph and Arthur Chase,
Perry Snavely and Ira Mansfield.
Jas. Smith left here: for Suoix City,
a., where he will visit bis daughter.
Eva Smith il recovering from at
tack of appendicitis.
F. Sloniker of Buchanan wae here
Monday.
The NJ. e. ladies did not meet with
Mre. Robt. Mann Wednesday. =
Ira Mansfield and Florence Martin
went to Foley Monday.
N: Walters got his finger badly cut
while saw ing wood Monday,
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GREEN PRAIRIE

Apr. 2.-Ernest Larson is sick this
r. Neill was in Brainerd last week.
Miss Jessie Neiu and Clara Eddeu
visited with friends in Clough
Wednesday.
quinsy this week.
Miss Julia Oby of Parker was the
guest of Miss Jessie Nei]l last week.
Geo. Swindell IS in Minneapolis on
business.
Mr.. Farrand visited with friends
here Monday.
Geo. Minor come down from Rrain-
erd for q visit with friends.
Miss Pearle Forseman will leave
Saturday for Lincoln, where she will
teach q spring term of school.
Miss Regina Eckerscn, who is
teaching at Belle Prairie, is spend
ing her Easter vacation at home
Mrs. Erik Nicholson and son of
Randall spent Monday with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson and family
visited with friends In Randall Sun
Mat Meika of Grey Eagle will be
employed at Mr.. McCarthy's this sum-
m e.
George Henderson, who has been
sick with pneumonia. il some better.
Report of Dist. 10 for month ending
March 80:
No. days taught ~
Total enrolled %
Average 1ally attendance 20
Those neither absent nor taIdy were
Arthur Anderson and Dewey Ecker
son. Those absent two days or less
were Harry Carlson, Jessie Swanson
and Ben Eckerson.
Clara Sickle, Teacher
Report Of DIST. 102 for month end
ing March II:
No. days taught 90
No. pupils enrolled 90
| Average daily attendance 6
Those not absent during the month
we're Gene, Tilda and Anna Kraws,
Floyd and Ella Rudolph. Those per-
feet in spelling were Floyd. Ella RI.
dolph, Anna Scbubel. Anna Erwin,
| Arthur Siegal, Henry Schubel and
Edna Mccarthy.
Pearle Forseman, Teacher.
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FlENSBURG

April 8.-Miss Esther Streed il Wis.
iting at Swanvllle.
Rev. Krzywonos left tor Fargo Mon.
day, where he will visit Rev. Shan
Icy.
Miss Martha Rutz, who has been
employed by Mrs. Scnlieber in Little
Falls, returned Monday.
Fred Muske of Swanville shipped q
carload of hogs and cattle from here
Monday.
O. A. johnson of Little Falls was
here Sunday and Monday.
Thos. Wotzks is attending to busi-
ness in the county seat this week.
A meeting of the Culdrum town
officers was held Saturday at Thos.
Wotska's place.
Those at the Falls Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrozek, JOS. Luczak,
Thcs. Prond1inskl and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kulus.
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BURTRUM

Apr. &C. w. Wilson has had a
new door put IN his residence. c. N.
Sanders did the work.
Lest Tuesday night the ladies of the
Congregational church gave q basket
social. There was baskets for every
body and all report good time.
Miss Ruby Caldwell started for
Colorado last Wednesday to visit her
mother, who resides there.
Jesse Jay is very sick at his home
with pneumonia.
The town has a new scafford erected
for their curfew and ire bell. Also q
new bell.
Next Sunday being Palm Sunday,
Rev. Washington has prepared an
extra sermon for the occasion and
expects q large crowd.
Miss Nellie Collision. who has been
staying at F. W. Wilson's for the past
few months and going to school,
changed her Boarding place and is
now staying at Hawerwas'.
MIS-. Bertha Thompson, who has
been the gnest of her mother, Mrs.
Simon Terrell. for the last few weeks,
departed Wednesday for her home in
Breckenridge.
MISS Zulu Ae0 10 So1AOUE1y Ill Will
Appendicitis:
jerome Manning and Roy Rose
went to Crookston Saturday.
A twelre pound girl arrived at tae
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Covel
VIM. Hawker departed: Monday fol
Montana, where his brother John il
working.
Mis-. Ruth WILDER, who has been the
gueet of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson for the
past few weeks departed Tuesday fol
Glenwood.
The pupils Of the grammor depart.
ment Of the Burtrum schools called on
Professo Nesse Saturday might and
gave HIM pleasant surprise. Light
lefrt Snments were served and the
evening was spent in playing games.
This shows their coed spirit towards
the professor
G. E. HARRINGTON has started SOW.
ing nay.
Mics Dora Golden, who has been the
guest Ct Miss Gertie Smith at Grey
Eagle for the past week, returned to
Burtrum Saturday.
The Ladies Aid has had the Con.
gregation church reshingled. The
ladies should be. given vote of thanks
for the interest they have manifested
in this matter. Charles Diamond
did the work.
PauSey.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-06
BRlCkYARD

Abr. 2.-Mr. Mason OF Belle PIalfle
boug ht fine calf from Mr.. Birch
Tuesday.
Thursday.
The young folks had a very pleasant
party at MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Matte
sons Tuesday night. Refreshments
were served.
Egbert Vanzlle returned to his home
ut Swanville Wednesda
Mrs. Ira Rudolph Of Little Falls
was the guest of Mrs Scott Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Dewey and Mls. Manbeck VS.
tied Mrs. Stevens at Pike Creek Tues
day.
Miss Eulslia skooe of Little Falls
was the anest of Miss Myrtle Scott
Tuesday evening. =
Miss Dottie Savage came home from
Culdrum Friday night and returned
to her school Sunday.
Noela Duclos entertained q number
of her friends Friday night. The
young people have formed q social
club. The club will meet every two
weeks at the home of the various
members. Refreshments we're served.
May Simmons and Marie Dumont Of
Little Falls was the guests of Noela
Duclos Friday evening.
G. A. Sprandel Is much improved
this week
Miss Minnie Taylor came home
from. Twin Lakes Saturday and re-
turned Sunday.
HERNIA Beatty came home from hez
school at Belle Prairie Saturday. She
has q two weeks vacation.
Miss Jessie Taylor was accompanied
to her school Sunday at Elmdale.
Miss Hernia Beatty was pleasantly
surprised by party of young folks
Saturday night. All report q good
time.
Rev. stockland of Little Falls
preached very interesting sermon
Sunday he also TOOK four members
into the church. They are Everett
Savage, Mrs. Alfred Matteson, Miss
HERNIA Beatty and Mis-, Myrtle Scott.
MIS-. Stockland and daughter accom-
panied him.
The school board met March 26th
and elected o. F. Iabler to the prin.
cipAl depa1tm Of the school for the
coming year.
VIM. Russell has returned to school
after serious illness.
Examinations on the Eighth grade
subjects will be held here on Thurs
day and Friday of this week. There
will be large number who will take
the tests in GEOGRAPHY and history.
Albert Longfellow sold q nice heife1
to the butcher last Friday.
Miss Della Qu1ne is improving and
was able to be out Sunday.
G. A. Sprandel has purchased some
new horse clippers.
Mrs. Hendrickson and family are
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. T. Smith.