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Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
Lives Century o..

Thomas Parr live Lars ard
gas buried in WCstr 'uster abbey,
Born In Shropshire, hagland, in 14'G3,
parr led the life OF an agricultural la
r0rcr in his native place TIL DlinG-
ness and extreme cid age kept hlM
Indoors. Early in 1885, his longevity
having made him famous. Thomas
earl of Arundel, brought him to I-oI-
don to he exhibited to Charles !. Ha
was lodged In the Strand, bnt tGr
changs of air and diet told upon hin
ard in November Of the same year
be died He is described as q goo'
looking man, of Medium size, with b
der chest and thicl; beard. He ar
tr'''';o9 his excellent health to m1,S
IN eatirg sRd 6.Isk.ng.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
EvicE TO ThE POINT.
saer Had Good seasor Tos
nc Conditions Rexeresd.

In iyinouth, Mass, for many years
Judge Warren owned iarm. ~
manage. it he engaged certain M.
Cobb, WHO had recently married.
Cobb took his bride to the farmhouse,
and when the yiGse came down tn
settle DIP the farm acceNnts for the
year Just passed he found a new baby
In the honse This experience was
reHeatee seyeral years, and earl limo
t. farm had rim little aiare be-
bird.
Finally the jpdge said ""ell, Mr..
Cobb. we will try 1t one more year.
have but one piece of aavice to give
you. That is, that hereafter vnd mise
more corn and less Cohe"
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
WEATHER REPORT
By Judge A, Il. Carrigan Co.
operative Observer at
WEATHER REPORT
Hope. Ark.

Editor Of WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH.
Fer publication in your paper
! furnish herewith record OF meteor
illogical observations taken Ky the
undersigned as u cooperative observ
er of the Weather Bureau Of the
L. ). Department of Agriculture
during the week ending Sept a0lh
1906. at Hope Ark
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
/ no Plain PlVa2ec
II bugnsqf a na-aise .lcts yo,s,

i q en.aseE ni'aise al .lcts- yo,s,
rub it On, rub it on. WA
Then before goa sc@-oaiv Anow
it All tue tTopote VIA 6e gone
For al aching joint or muscle do
the same.
1t eztrscts ali pains and pcisons,
plucks the stinEs ana heals the lame
Hunt's Iigh5ujng Oh does it.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
Church Directory

Church Directory
se"viee at the PFegbyteriar,
Church very forth Sunday.
Sabbath School every Sunday al
70 q. III.
C. c. Williams.
Pastor,
Service az the Baptist Church
every second Sunday.
Sabbath School every Sunday
W. NJ. DeLoaol,
Past
Service az the Episcopal Church
every second and forth Thursday
nights of each month.
Sabbath School every sundav at
10 o. m.
DR. Syke,
Rector.
Service atthe Methodist church
every first and third Sundays at
II, n, m, and 7,3o p, m. Sabbath
school every Su day ut l0a, nA
+, worth League at s, p, m, each
SUNDAY aud Prayer meeting every
ednesday eveing 7,30. A heart
invitation is extended to one and all
a. AZ. Robertson p. NO
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
Do Hou Jsat8

Il 50, you z1ow taa sensation is
not an agreeable one, ana h9rd 10
cure unless the pope- remedy is
used
Hunts Cure is the kina OF all
ski remedies (. cures promptly
any Itching trouble Eaowu No
matte the name orplace. One ar
plieaTion relieves ore boz is aOso-
lutely guaraatead +,, care
Agents vante3-Io s-ll uos se,y
stock "a 8emps "a County Arban-
sas. 0ood terms to apy 91e wish
ing to devo.e part e AZ of taeir
time, address
4.r&S ems
Vienna a.,
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26

For dry goods and genera!
merchandise we are the price
makers.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26

We carry nice line of Stewards
fine candies and complete stock
of staple and fancy groceries.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
COL 5 CASH STORE
IL CCLL, Proprietor.

Call At COLDS Cash store tor
bargains IN &C, eral mcrchaa'
disc.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
RaInlall.
Character of day
pit clou iy

file llftllntL}el lt.alss d
from Government s;aaGasd instru-
ments exposed N tie nasEer 1.co-
IN mended by the G. lei q ...e Wealth
er Bureau.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
Very eesf.2eatfully,
4. / arrigan

Cooperative Observer
Date. Sept II 1905
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
NORTH PKAlRlE

March 6.-Martin Czech and wife
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Marso-
lex OF Opole Friday.
Nick Wolock and John Schlicting,
both Of Opole, attended church here
Sunday.
Stephen j. Mrozla has returned to
Little Falls after weeks visit with
his parents He is attending the
Business college. -
Albert Pietron and wife of Brock.
way called at Chas. Burpgraff' 8 Sun
day. -.--ss ~.s ~-.-rc~
Martin Yendro Of Dixville was here
Sunday.
Joe Trettel ST., and daugher, Her.
man Busy, Nels johnson. Thos.
Bienusa and Joe Smieja were in Roy
alton Monday.
Peter Lambert ha7led q load of
bolts to the Royalton heading mill
Monday.
John smieji, Paul and Peter Hala-
ma were hauling logs to Wiener's saw
mill Monday.
Cast or Jansky went to st. Cloud
with a load of hogs today.
Next Tuesday Is town election day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
HAPPY CORNER

March 6.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Mccarthy, March I'd, h son.
Mrs. NJ. Freeman slipped on the
ice and broke her leg, March I'd. az
she vas walking over to A. Il. Mel
sons. As she is an old lady, the
accident Is quite serious.
Yankee Street hotel is running in
full blast.
Miss Mamie Hanson is staying at
Oak Park hotel now and will have a
dressmaker shop.
Miss Lydia MAIN, who had the
best record for school attendance,
will get fine present.
School in DISTRICTS closed with fol-
lowing program:
~. Greeting-Elenora Cortner.
Recitation-Willie Peterson.
Lost Doll-Luclle MCCARTHY.
Recitation-Otto Thelander.
Song-Old Kentucky Home-Four
Girls.
Recitation-Ida Peters.
citation-Erick Thelander.
- In School Days-Edna Cortner.
= Help One Another-Lewis Cortner.
Recitation--.Tillie Peters.
. Battle Hymn of the Republic
School
= Who Made the Speech-Hulda The
lander.
My Joy-Edwin Soderstrom.
The Drowned SSinger-Lydia Malm.
Notwithstanding Hedin.
Recitation-Amilla rhelander.
When Vacation Begins-Eight bows,
eight girls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
r. f. p. No. 2

March Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Pet
erson visited g. A. Sorensen's at Lit
tie Elk Tuesday. 1872 -
On account of the heavy snow OUT
mail carrier did not make the full
route Saturday.
Peter colin bought COW from
Louis Bro,linq last week.
An unusual amount of hav has been
hauled to town since the last snow.
fall.
Mrs. Christ El]efsen has teen visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. 81 Hanson,
in North Dakota.
The town board met In the town
hsll Tuesday.
Christ Larsen hauled hay from NJ.
NJ. Williams last week.
We don t. believe the recent fight be.
tween the two milling CO.. ranies of
Little halls help them sell any more
-four. We think neither st. Gabriel
nor st. Peter nor any one else will
ever get a cent out Of it. At any rate
We stick to our brand regardless of
the silverware.
At the caucus held in the school
house Dist. "a, the following town
3f6cers were nominated:
Clerk-Jacob Posch.
Treasurer-C. A. Sprandel
A:sessor-Jesse s. Peterson.
Supervisor-John B. Blechinger.
Justices-A. R. Longfellow, Chas.
Nieman.
Conetahles-John Eckman, Frank
Muelbauer.
Pound Master-Christ Larsen.
All the nominees are we'll known
and respected citizens.
If your man is on the ticket come
and support him, if not there come
and do: support the e+. one you IKE: Bat
doesn't suit you. Do your duty ard
have no grudge against yourself. Re.
member Tue sday, March 18th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
BUCHANAN

March 7.-On Saturday Gregory N.
Mueller died after an illness of two
weeks with pneumonia. Mr.. Muelle-
was 30 years of age and strong and
healthy. His aged parents and two
brothers and three sisters are left to
mourn bis loss. R. I. P.
Miss Gerda Mueller returned home
from S. Paul Saturday.
Miss Mary Hortsch returned from
st. Paul Sunday.
Peter Beka and Frank Kuder we're
In the village Sunday.
James A. Dengel, John Holm and
Matt Zenner were in Little Falls on
the March term of court this week.
John Kelzenbcrg was in town Mon
day.
In the case of John Mischke vs.
Ignatz Pella the defendant took q
change of venue. VIM. Sloniker was
acting as deputy justice in Vim.
Schriener's place.
Frank Miscbke was in Ple1z Tues
day in the interest Of the Morrill,
relel hone Co. They intend to extend
their line to Pierz and Mile Laos.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
PlERZ
Continued from 6rst page. J

been out to Santa Monica. towards
Q number OF people were bathing IN
the ocean. also took hot sea
bath. Been to . good many different
places. To the beaches I generally
60 out in an automobile for I have
free rides with the land agents. One
day We go toward the sea and the
next toward the mountains l have
seen some 6ne lots for sale, one IN
acre and half near Santa Monica
liked very well but the price was
enormous BE asked $1,000 for an
acre and hail. Some lots I could
have got for 800. It seems this
country is taken up very fast. Pro-
perty is very high. I made another
trip and found some nice locations
near sunny heights, Glendale, South
Pasadena, on the Monrovis and Bald
win ranch. There is any amount of
property TO procure but all very high,
from $500 to $4,000 an acre Today i
started the trip on what ia called the
Kite shape track. You know, dear
wife, we saw q good many nice
places on our trip through fourteen
states last summer. but assure you
we had not seen q place like this.
1t is simply grand. I never saw any.
thing like it in my life and it was
really the best day I enjoyed during
my three months stay in California.
I mad my kodak with me, also had
my picture taken among roses and
oranges. The last trip made was
to Mt. Lowe. 1t was a tiresome one
after using the incli1e car and electric
Car, which take people up the noun
tain. yet walked six miles to the
summit. 1t was cloudy, could not sec
down. I was high ABOVE the clouds
: and there the sun was shining bright
and clear. 1t was beautiful to see the
clouds below and it looked like the
rolling waves 1t the ocean. took
several snapshots above the clouds
and whoever reads this letter and id
| interested to see them must come to
me at Pierz when I leturn and I will
show them. feel considerably better
and have quite improved my health.
My best regards to all the people in
Morrison county that know me, and
hope that will be able to return
soon.
! JOHN BOLSTER.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
ELM DALE

March 6.-Mlss Edith Boos, who
has been employed at <. 81. 0under-
SONS. returned to her home Monday.
The dance given in the N. W. A.
hall bv the FaWndale Wild Cats was
well attended. Supper was Derved at
81. Olson's.
Lawrence Ohotto, Jonn Hanneck
and John Janietz made business trip
to st Cloud last week.
Miss Lizzie Kulla returned home
from Swan River Friday.
Mr.. and Mre. Lawrence Ohotto and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Semauet1
OF Swan River were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Yanietz Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. MokEoss aud
dauRhter Anna were in Royalton
Thursday.
The annual town meeting will be
held in the town ball Tuesday. March
Is. There has been the question
around Elm Dale whether the post
Office would remain here or not. 1t
has been stated that it will be where
it has been for a number OF years, at
81. Olson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mattros of
Swanville were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. FRANK kopka Sunday.
Nels Twist bought a horse from Cor
nelius Olson, and one from Martin
Larson last week.
Mrs. Jack O'Donnel of Swan River
visited at her mothers place Satur-
day, returned home Sunday.
The members of the St. Edward q
church came Sunday but found no one
to preach. They we're somewhat dis
appointed.
William Boyle purchased q horse
from Henry Olson last week.
Sophus Madison, who IS employed
ut j. J. jacobson s, visited his parents
in Swanville Sunday.
On account of warm weather the
roads were put in bad condition but
the snow Thursday helped them some.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
ORDER TO HEAR PETITION FOR IL
CENSE TO LELL LAND OF MINOR.
STATE OF MINNESOTA ~~Ss~>~ =
COUNTY OF MORRISON,

In Probate Court, Special Term, March
Z, 1905.
In the matter of the guardianship Of
Stephen Wick, minor.
On reading and fling the petition of
Elizabeth Smuda, guardian of said minor,
representing, among other things, that
the said ward, seized of certain
nesota, ana that for the benefit of said
ward the same should be sold, and pray
ing for license to sell the same; and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
from said petition, that for the benefit of
said ward said real estate should be sold.
It is ordered, That all persons interest ted
in said estate, appear before this Court,
5. 1905, at 10 O'clock a: NJ, at the court
house in the city of Little Falls, in said
county, then and there to show cause Gf
any there be,) why license should not Re
granted for the sale of said real estate,
according to the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that this order
shall be published once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing in the Little Falls Herald, legal
weekly newspaper printed and published
at Little Falls, in said county.
Dated at Little Falls, the 7th day of
March A, D. 1906.
By the Court,
[Seal] E. f. SHAW,
Nc Judge Of Probate
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
West Darling

March 5.-The Randall correspon-
dent last week intimated that there
was something wrong with the peti"
ton for submitting TO a vote the
question Of separating the town from
the village. 1t is q mistake to say
the petition was voted on before
This is a new one. Six years ago a
petition was fled with the town clerk
and voted at q special election in
August 1t anyone should sign a petit
tion, as a freebo older has q right to do
80, and then sell and leave the coun-
try, there's nothing to prevent, but
this one is genuine just the same. One
man leaving wonId not make petit
ton void. It's we'll to oe careful
about these matters, but we under
stand that an 1S-year-ol boy voted at
Randall, and there was no excitement
over it. There is change in the
petition. In order to save expense it
calls for vote at general election
instead of a special. The petition was
sent to the town CLERK last month,
twenty days before election, giving
proper notice, by Herman Johnson.
SO tnat the town clerk must place
this proposition on his notice of the
election, March 18th. If not, we will
know why. and whether the clerk or
somebody else is to blame. However
we folks outside the village will keep
on till We get division. If people
DOM like 1t, keep ont of the way Of
the cars or get run over
Darling school report, month ending
March Sd:
Pupils enrolled 81
Average attendance AZ
Entitled to apportionment ID
Perfect In attendance-Clara and
Olga Nylen.
j. Caroline Pearson. Teacher.
March Ga line program was given
IN District 5, Happy Corner, at the
close of school. Miss Eta Berry, the
teacher. has done good work, and the
entertainment was creditable to both
teacher and pupils. The children re.
ceived presents from the teahcer, and
gave the teacher pretty present.
District Clerk August Blomquist made
q short address on the value of educa'
tion and praisinR those who made
their children go to school.
The bachelors society will give an
entertainment March 18th at Z 80 p.
N. Admission Is cents, little child
rem free. All come.
The bachelors will meet at school
house, District IS, March 18th, 6 80
sharp p. M, to elect officers.
Bids will be opened by Clerk Aug
ust Blomquist March 10Th. for eigh,
benches to be made for the school
house in District IS. Send bids, by
mail tn AnQnst Bl0m0uist. r. f. D.
6, Little Falls, Box A..
John Lewineki is hauling rock from
Darling Grove. He is going to build
a new house.
August Blomquist was in Randall
today to look up the petition fol
separating the town from the village.
It has been claimed to be an old
petition, which is not the case rs il
is new and legal. Separation is only 8
question of time. 1t is bound to come
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
OAK RIDGE.

March 6.-FredGravel Of Graveiville
was here today.
A. Vented was Little Falls caller
Saturday.
Harry Racine returned from the
woods Tuesday.
A large crowd Of young people
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bruese9u Wednesday
evening and enjoyed themselves until
q late hour.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
HUFF

March 6.-The snow storm last
week caused temporary shut down
Of the saw mill, but everything is
running now again.
Politics have not yet been stirred
up, or at least we have heard nothing
of town meeting talk. There may be
a waking up between now and next
Tuesday.
Amos Oby arrived from Wsshing-
to Saturday.
The family who will occupy the old
DeMoss farm have been moving in
during the last few days. They are
from Iowa. bat We have been unable
to learn their name.
The preachers have all given up
Parker and gone to greener pastures.
There are souls here that need saw
ing.
Mr.. Rochman has gone into business
Distributing medicines to all who
need them and are able to pay the
bill.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
RANDALL

March 7.-As Rev. e. c. Clemens
D. D., can not be with us Sunday,
March 18th, the dedication of the
NJ. e. church will be postponed until
Sunday, March 18th. Rev. Burns and
Rev. Stockland have been invited to
take pant In the services. There viii
be services at 10 o'clock q. M, 3
o. clock and 6 O'Clock p. m. All are
cordially invited.
On Saturday, March 10th, ia the date
for the Farmers Club meeting and
creamery representatives. This is
meeting everyone should attend. the
former for the instruction and infor-
nation he will get. the day laborer,
for he may some day be q farmer,
the business man and merchant to
show his good will toward the farm
ere.
Frank Chapman has moved mis-
family to Royalton. Mrs. Yeau &C.
companied them.
Mrs. Furlong of BilliL gs, Mont,
arrived here on Tuesday for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Lucas. Mrs. Furlong is accompanied
by her son Mearle.
Mrs. LETTERS will put ina nice line
of groceries in connection with her
other business.
The ladies of the Presby terian
church gave supper in the village
nall on Tuesday evening and judging
from the number who parrook Of it
they must have Melted nice sum.
Justice Blomqnist was in the WILL
age Tuesday to meet the town board
in regard TO some business.
Report of Randall school district
No. 70 for month ending March:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
No. days taught IS
No. holidays 2
No. pupils enrolled 40
Average daily attendance 81
Neither absent nor tardy: Gladys
Cooley, Mabel Schneider, Gavin and
Lillian Thrall.
Edith Heath. Teacher.
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT
Mo. days taught IS
No. holidays 2
40. pupils enrolled AZ
Average daily attendance Sc
Meter absent nor tardy: Harold
and Galen Campbell, Raymond CAL
man, Ethel and James Danielson,
henry Drieman, MABEL Hiscock. Hill
ma Nicholson, Earl Quimby, Gertie
Simones.
Charlotte A, Raymond
Program for the R. s. L. S. for
March 13:
Vocal duet Miss Heath, Mr.. Lewis
Recitation Robert Thrall
Recitation Lillian Gov ert
Rsper Elsie Wiley
Recitation James Dsnlelson
Instrumental solo Miss Crandell
Everybody invited.
Program of Anti. Liquor league for
March Q, in the Presby terrain church
at 3 p. m.
Music Home, Sweet Home Chorus
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Musio-Home Destroyers Chorus
Recitation Alfred Lewis
Reading Mrs. Geo. A. Danielson
Recitation and Song
Elsie Wiley, Mrs. Wiley
Recitation Mabelle Cochran
ResdinR A. D. Grant
Whistling duet
Elsie Wiley, Edith Heath
Dialogue-Jeremiah and his Pa
Chester Wiley. Frank Wiley, Char
lotte Raymond.
Vocal solo Irene Campbell
Recitation Edith Heath
Recitation Charlotte Danielson
Music-The Home Protection Battle
Song Chorus
Bene0icti0n.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
RoYALToN

March &C. W. Bouck and Barney
Fietsam attended tho meeting of the
state hardware dealers association last
week in Minneapolis.
F. Graham Of Little Falls trans
acted business here Saturday.
r. Boyd was a Little Falls visitor
ft j. 3: Coke wa. a county seat visit.
or MONDAY.
Andrew Long took his daughter
Gertie to st. Cloud Friday to consult
q specialist in regard to an ear
trouble with which the girl has been
suffering for some time.
Chas. Rhods was county seat
visitor Friday.
Born-Wednesday, Feb. 28th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Jerre Murphy, daughter.
r. W. Harrington has sold his resi-
dence to John Knopp.
D. P. Fowler stopped off Saturday
for a short visit with his mother
while on his way to MinneApoli
Quo. 81. Niles IL In Little Falls
this week attending the March term
of court
Misses Lucy and Mamie Lisle went
to Brainerd Friday to visit their
! brother who Is at the n. P. sanitari.
UNI.
R. Harrington will move his family
next week to the old Foote farm
which he has rented for the coming
year..
Rose Leigh, the six-year- old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Leigh of
aillman. was buried in the village
cemetery. The little girl was VIC
tim of q sad accident, being shot by
her little brother with winchester
rife.
! Alfred Kinney, who has been work.
ing as buttermaker in the southern
part of the state, arrived with his
family Thursday for short visit with
relatives.
Rev j. A. Lewis conducted special
evangelistic services at Pine River
with great success. Mr.. Lewis was
| associated with Dr.. Ostrom in the
Minneapolis evangelistic meetings.
he Is known in the conference as the
"Hoosier Poet and is writer of
much force and power.
Many will De interested to hear that
Miss Edith Ravill, sister cf .. H.
Havill, has acquired considerable
reputation as singer in Minneapolis
| where the Minneapolis Journal has
the following:
''One Of the prominent young sing
ers of this city is Miss Edith Hav,ll,
contralto of Gethsemane choir, who
has ween engaged to sing the contral-
to role in the Swan and Skylark. - to
| be given this week in the cities of
Rochester. Red Wing, Faribault and
Eau Claire, by the choruses which
have been training under Alfred r.
Wiley, also of this CITY. Miss Havill
has studied with Mr. Wiley for the
last three years, and during most of
that time has done the solo con!ralto
work in tho Gethsemane.
| Her voice is warm, rich and dra-
matte, and she possesses q phenomen.
al range, extending from low ''f'' to
high ''a.' Her work is always ar.
| tistic and she has been go uniformly
successful In her work here that che
has been selected to fill the larger
role of soloist at the rendition of the
Swan and Skylark. With her will
be associated Miss Anna Buesert, so.
prano, whose lovely voice is always a
delight.
Miss Havill will hereafter devote
herself entirely to her musical studies.
and her progress in the future vii!
undoubtedly equal if it does not excel
that in the past.
| EYES! DR.. Walman the Eye spe.
oielist of the Walman Optical Manu-.
featuring Co., Little Falls. will visit
Royalton March 12th. See him il
you need glassse.