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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
MEETING OF FARMERS MUTUAL
ms co. OF LITTLE FAILS

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co. OF Little Falls. which does
an insurance business in the towns of
Little Falls, Belle Prairie, Culdrum,
PARKER, Randall, Ripley, PIse Ureek.
Green Prairie, Bellevue, Scandla
Valley, Rosing, Rail Prairie and
Gushing. held its annual meeting at
the court house Tuesday.
TIE reports Of tbs officers showed
the company to te in Aourishing
condition. Dec. 81, 1904, the policies
IN forcs were 10, amounting to
$lSS, 235. During the year So policies.
with risks Of STAB, ,661, we're written,
and 13 policies, representing $8, 511,
expired. At the end OF the year there
were in force 2l5 policies, esent-
ing $l67, 485 Of insurance.
During the year two claims,
amounting to but $40, we're paid.
There has been no assessment on tt q
members for three years.
The insurance written is distributed
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

In the Royalton Banner last week
appeared Observations from Little
Falls, signed "R. E. Publican.'' The
letter was an Interesting one. Among
otner opser vations was one about
P9stmaster Fuller, part of which is as
follows:
Postmaster Fuller's term of Office
expires next month and az there is
some opposition to hi: disappointment
i Is whispered that he is On the anx-
IONS seat. The complaint is that the
postmaster should be postmaster in
deed. n"t in name only" This seems
to have aroused the Ire of the post.
master. editor for he refers to it as
tainted. - However, it seems to have
rad some effect, for we understand
that OF late Brother Fuller spends at
least fifteen min utes q day III the
postof6ce, which is an increase of
about lC0 per cent. and most people
can have hopes of gradual increase as
tie time for re.appoinrment draws
n6ar. T..
1t has been 9 mystery to people of
Eaarby towns that their postmasters
4,;Ncu!a 5o As!a aova n the u.;a3tt p Of
hours and reported by inspectors,
while the Little Falls stamp Iicker in
chief has attended to the Office when
80 felt like it, dispensing with all
'.~&lea and regulations tPull' msy
explain the matter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
BOUQUET FOR BOUCK,

Princeton Union 2S: bon. l. W.
Bouck. state representative from the
4Sth district, was in Princeton on
Wednesday. Mr.. Bouck is gentle
man Of whom his district should .eel
proud He has worked arduously and
Increasingly for the benft Of his con-
otitnents @%:.,l;2 his oForss shculd ut
least be rewarded by returning him
to the legislature at the next elec-
ton. No better or more conscienti-
GUS man has ever Represented the
forty eighth Hon ]. W. Pouck is
brother Of Mrs. F. L. Ludden Of this
place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

The Sauk Rapids Sentinel Free
Press of Lee. 29th has the following
about q former resident of this city :
':Albert Selke was most pleasantly
surprised at his home last evening by
about fifty of bis friends, who had
learned that it was his 5Oth birth
day. They brought the German
Lutheran band with them, and to
say that they had rousing good
time is putting 1t mildly. The ocoa-
sion will long be remembered bY the
happy crowd who were present. Be-
fore dispensing be was presented with
q fine large arm chair, in token of
respect and esteem held by them.'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

Cash received as first payments on
policies during the year amountea to
$52l. Commissions to agents were
$5s, directors expense &91. so, secre.
tary $14.6O, treasurer $5.06, clerk
hire $96. rent 81, postage $6 SO, print.
ing 81. 25, advertising $8. 98, insurance
department fees 81, secretary and
treasurer's bond $lO. The total dis
bureemeots were $2O2. 26. The cash boil
ance at eod OF year is $s67. 75. j.. 81.
Schmelzer was reelected president,
Peter Ny!en vice president P. a.
Kull secretary and John Thelander
treasurer. 1, 80
P. A. Kul and John Thelsnder
were Reelected directors for three
years. -
The limit of insurance for any
member was raised from %. 600 to
So. 500.
The full list of directors are-J. H,
Schneider. Peter Nvlen. P. A. Kull,
John Thelander, Emil Rebischke, G.
l.. Freeman, S. NJ. Bloom.
There was large attendance at she
meeting, and all we'll satisfied with
the progress of the company.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

Long Prairie Argus: Miss Nellie
Rsyner arrived here yesterday aftar-
noon from st Paul t. spend the BAL
ance of the ~iuter with the family
Of John .ol1ing west of town. She
leaves the city for few months on
account of her health. Miss Rayner' a
folks It sided here some years ago on
the G. b. Taylor farm in Reynolds,
moving from here to Little FALLS,
where Der father died suddenly q
couple of years ago while being taken
to the soldiers home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
REUNION OF WHITE FAMILY.

Clear Lake Times: There was q re-
nnion Of the family of Edgar White at
Elk River on Christmas day, and G.
D. Schwab and family went down.
In addition were F. T. White and
family Of Elk ..River, Prof. b. E.
White and. family of Little Falls. J.
deBooy and family of Elk Eiver. Misa
Anna White, Miss Helen White. Dan
White. Including the parents, child
ren and grandchildren there was q
grand total Of twenty-seven. It is
needless to state that it was happy
occasion for Mr.. ana Mfe. White. at
whose home tho reunion was held.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
EHE NEW YEARS DAY RACES.

The NEW YEARS DAY RACES.
. The ice races which took place on
ne Ice on New Years day between
she bridges were well attended. The
d6y was bright and warm.
Inc races were we'll attended which
furnished volume OF good sport
the free for all race, two out of three
neats. was entered by George F., Roy
alton pacing wonder, owned BY
George F. Barnard, and Congress-
Nance. owned by J. F. Greisch of
lnls city, gas the star attractions.
congress Nance showed up better
than her admirers had expected and
nlpped one heat away from George F.
congress Nance has the staff and
with some more good training will
oe heard from. George F., although
ne mad TO extend himsef, always did
Lave little speed in reserve. The
heats were as follows:
George F Mathews 121
congress Nance-Sam LaFond 2 2
Time. O61s 1.O7 10y.
The green race, TWO out Of three,
aalf mile heats was the next OF the
card, and was q good one. Leona
Queen, owned by Geo. Gordon,
showed up best and won tue first
and third heats.
White Sox, owned by B. Burton.
Captured second and Lady r.. owned
by Chas. Rhoda of Royalton was
third. Mississippi Maid fell at the
hnlsh of the first heat, cutting one of
her front legs q1ite badly, but the cut
Will not affect her after healing. She
was withdrawn. The heats were run as
follows:
Leona Queen-Gordon 12
White Sox-B. Burton 4 1
Lady R.-Mahtews 39
Mississippi Maids. LaFond Q
Also ran-Roy w., Arazabo.
Time-1.l7 l.10 i'll
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
PlA1T II

Jan. 2.-Albert Jabas Of Ledoux is
here this week. He is going to start
and haul logs to Smith Bros. mill, and
will build house on his farm next
summer.
Mike Vieth and wife moved away
|hem here to his parents place in
Bah.
Il n. J. Kosobuski and Frank fronski
we're in Piers Tuesday.
Six loads Of ties went to Topeka
Wednesday.
Paul Prond1inski and wife Of Little
Falls visited hsra sz#
5; Aiss Julia Plowskl Of Little Falls
|Sisitsd here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

Dr. G.. NJ. A. Fortier has received
from the Maryland Casualty &c. of
Baltimore. OF which W. r. Tourtil-
lotte is local agent, check for
S323.75, to cover his claim for dis.
ability on account of sickness caused
by blood poisoned hand. The COM
pany allowed the claim in full with
out question, promptly and satisfac-
roriIy, DR.. Fortier has recovered the
use Of his hand and is attending to
his surgical and medical practice.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
WE'RE REMEMBERED.

Burtrum Cor. Long Prairie Leader
We acknowledge the receipt Of splen-
did large calendar presented to as by
E. W. Reeder of Little Falls. Also
two fine cakes from Mrs. Reeder. 1t is
gratifying to be so kindly remembered
by our children. @~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

aibbing Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. s.
&. Kirby entertained on Christmas
day Mr.. and Mrs. Trumere and son,
Vincent, Of Minneapolis. and Mr..
Lafe Kirby of the Saskatchewan
country in Canada. Mrs. Turmere is q
sister of Mr.. Kirby and the latter
gentleman. a brother. The entire par
ty departed from Hibbing on Tuesday
and Mr.. Kirby accompanied his
h1t ther on a trip to Detroit. Mich,
their boyhood home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

st. Cloud Journal. Press: John
Griebler, q former St. Cloud boy,
who has for several years past been
connected with the W. A. Barto hard
ware establishment at Long Prairie.
has resigned his position there to &C.
cept a similar position at Alexandria
in the employ OF Fl. A. Leroy. He
will soon leave with his wife fol
Alexandra.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
Total in force
$357,748

Total in force 1857, ,74Y
The following were elected direc-
tors: Herman Terhsar. Henry Wuell.
ner, F. O. Bolster, John Mischke,
Henry LANCER, Henry Gassert, John
Kramer. After the meeting closed the
board of directors met and selected
Herman Terhaar, president, Henry
Wuellner secretary and f. o. Bolster
treasurer.
Elmer Dearth. state insurance com.
missioner, has the following to say {:
In my opinion the main secret of
success of this class of companies Is
due to the limited territory in which
they are permitted 70 transact busi-
ness, each member thereby becoming
practically an inspector of his neigh
borhood, furthermore. the fact that no
one can secure policy in an amount
exceeding two-thirds or three. fonrths
the actual value of the property
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

Mat Styer, who killed his sweet
heart. Pearl Wheaton, near Caledonia
Tuesday, wounded her sister and
mother, and then killed himself, was
a classmate Of Stephen Fertier in the
dental department of the state univer-
sity. Stephen says Styer was Of q
moody and unsocial disposition.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

Mahnomen Plaintalk: Samuel St.
Pierre went to St. Paul Tuesday even.
ing to look after certain business in
terests. and at the same time to see g.
specialist in regard to his throat
which has been troubling dim for
some time. He will not return until
after New Year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
st. Paul Dispatch e. Miss Webb,

st. Paul Dispatch g Miss Webb,
a bride OF this month, Will be the
guest OF honor at an entertainment
given tomorrow afternoon by Miss
Florence Pease. Grand avenue,
Thursday evening" Miss Edgerton
will give q card party for Miss Webo
and Robert L. Carley. and Saturday
afternoon Mrs z. C. Taylor, St. AL
bans street, will give a parcel shower
for Miss Webb.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
OCTOBER,

Theodore Denzel, Annie Garrison
Joseph Gruber, Barbara L,chner
Benjamin Cornell, Cora Crye..
Felix P. Klimek, Agnes Jendro
Charles s. Dellmore, Clara NJ. Car
penter
Peter syperski, Nettie Tylmann
Jasper Lambert, Jessie Z. Broad
head
Paul Bias, Hattie Scepurik
Paul Doucette, Mary Leblanc
Matthias Dzurik, Julia Rudy
Feter Kasella, Frances Schlichting
Carl S. Knudson, Relga Gilbertson
Frank Bourasss. Minnie Dean
q Edward Konen, Maggie Tret,er
Carl Ehren berg, Martha CAM
Theodore Rosival Helen Super
Waiter L. Sch seffer, Bertha o. BIZ
galka
Mike J. Salitros, Annie Adams
NOVEMBER.
Robert Schneider, Julia Petrus
Jessie Earl Hanks, Ada Norris
Joe Eeia, Paulina Cekalla
Mike Eeith, Lena Rldl
Christian Lust. Dorah Schulz
John Borash, Minnie Krol
Joseph Hammernick. Annie Pred
zinski
Nocholss Ethen, Anna Weis
Ben Kiewel Helen Krych
Joseph Janey, Frances Sobieck
Paul Stanek, Victoria Kapieski
William MashKe. Veronica Bouik
Adam Patyk, Re2ina Plomski
Ira W. Gardner, Mabel E. Oliver
Henry Dufort, Melvics Schelllng
John Ginter, Anna Tuzinski
Jean 3. lsblanc. Adeline Grenier
John Pusc, 9eorgina Doucette
Theman Olson, Nellie Thomas
Joseph Pakorny, Mary Soltis
Joseph Novotny, Frances Vita
Joseph Meyer, Catherine Anger
meier
William Becntel, Emma Vanslow
William Carroll, Hattie Chambers
James Ed. Frazer, Bertha M. Ware
Vincent Dygart, Flo renee Enke
Nicholas Grundhoefer, Mary Holm
DECEMBER.
Nels Fl. Montbriand, Rosetta Rob.
bins
Andy Kieffer, Gusts Lundquist
Albert Beutenmueller, Emma Briese
VIM. E. Siegel, Martha Wittwer
B. F. Boyer, E. S. F1edrickson
VIM. Mack, Maggie Morrilon
Charles Detcrlck. Effie Bookey
Harry Shern, Ericka M. RuIin
Clarence j. Smart. Christina Mel.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

Walter Folsom left Wednesday for e
trip to Seattle, Vancouver, spokane,
and Bellingham, on business. he will
return in about three weeks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

The Merchants association will
have dance Jan. 10Th at Elks hall,
and supper will be served at ths
Buckman.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
NOTICE.

All farmers that expect to want
prison binder twine for next year.
please notify the Farmers Exchange
Little Falls at once. 80 If.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

st. Hllaire Spectator: Mrs. Eli
Blair, the willow of the man killed
at the saw .4ill last fall, was here
Monday Oh her way to her claim
north east of Thief River Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

The large general store of John B.
Gazette, at Rice, was destroyed by
Dire Tuesday afternoon, with a loss of
over $40, 000 which is partly covered
bv insurance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

In the future rural carriers will not
have to make daily records of mail
delivered and collected.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

The famous drama, 1.-The Darling
Of the Gods, will be at the Mime
apolls Auditorium all next week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

Ben Taylor of Culdrum has had his
pension increased from $l7, to $24 per
month. Mr.. Taylor was wounded at
the battle of Bull Run. N. Richard
son was tue attornev.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

Miss Mabel Buchanan, sister of
Mrs. F. A. Sumner, and we'll known
here. will be married to Oren Belyea
of New York at Minnea1olis next
Wednesday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
THE DISCRIMINATING TRAVELLER

enroute to California. svails himself
of the tourist car service via The
North Western Line. which affords
economical as we'll as comfortable ao-
commodations for this finest Of vaca-
tion trip. Three tourist cars leave
Minneapolis and st. Paul every Tues
day, Thufsday and Saturday. For
California literature and information
% to rates. etc. write to T. w. Tcas-
dale. g. p. A.. st. Paul Minn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL
Reports Of Two Morrison
Co. Farmers Fire In
Surance Cos.

Pierz Farmers ..Mutual Fire Ins. Go.
held their annual meeting Tuesday,
Following is the annual statement:
Balance on hand 1854. 95
Received on policies. etc. 1905 S8l. 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

FREEDHEM CRRAMERY
If you want q good Cream Separator
80 70 the F1eedhem creamery and get
ttho Empire e RI
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
Green PRAIRIE

Jan. 2.-Mr. and Mrs. o. Larson
and children visited at Mr.. Waline's
Sunday.
John Eckerson and Harry Peters
returned from Royalton last week.
Mias Annie Rasioot OF Royalton 10
visiting at the home of e. Eckerson
this week.
Miss Elsie Hal, Of Little Falls IL
visiting at her unole's. Chas. Ged.
nex, this week.
John Eckerson, who is employed. in
Clough. visited tis parents Sunday
IN Mrs.. 'iSii NeiIi and daughter visited in
Little Falls last week.
George Gedney and John Dicker-
son, who have been visiting here. re-
turned to their homes in Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsenan visited at
G. ". Joh1s s in Ft. Ripley last week.
Miss Annie Waline, who has been
visiting friends In North Dakota, re.
turned to her home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Michelson of Randall
and Mre. Anderson of Little Falls Wis
tied at J. Jarvis Sunday afternoon.
Born-To Mr.. and MIe. Schlax Sum
day, Dec. S,st, q son.
Miss Pearl Eckerson accompanied
Miss Ethel Pearson Of Little Falls to
Clough last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Gedney and
Ed. Cannon were in Little Falls
Tuesday,
MIR. Miller, of Dakota, is visiting
at J. Waline's this week.
Miss Pearle Forseman and Frank
Pray attended the dance at IT. Rip
ley Monday evening.
Ohas: Anderson visited his parents
here Monday. s35s
Among the Little Falls visitors Sat-
urday ware Ed Cannon, a. Audee.
80. 3. johnson, ]. Jarvia n Eoker-
son and @. Koakie. -
Q; Larson was in Kendall III
week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05


Eugene Doucette. Nora Lar 1ouz
Hartln Ginter. Martha Trze nlatow-
ski
Kasmir Krysks. Martha socher
Peter l.. Virnig. Theresa Paulsen
Mark Rolf, Edna Pritchari
Joseph Ethen, Lena VanHerte
Frank Neidhardt, Melissa Nrettjn
lsham W. Collins, Ida M. Sutliff
Peter John Sjolander, Lisa Ander-
son
True W. Clark, Il is Snow
Louis Schaefer. Selma Nordstrom
Fred G. Stoll, Annie E. Lewis
Rudolph d. Kobylka, Minnie Trick
Edward Newman, Theresia Boehm
MARCH.
Frank S. Wildasin. Alpha B. Trask
Arthur Doucette. Azelie Ger7sis
Ernest Douglas, Eva Fastlen
~ N. j. Wojiechowski, Josephine
@CeVertoweki
Albert Peterson, Lavina Raymond
/ Sven K. Leikwall, Olga Peterson
George J.rtes, Rosie Stoweu
Andrew Tubbs, Emma Nelson
Henry Sussman, Fannie Messenger
Frank Yansalow, Paulina Stapel
Nicholas Ehr, Ethel Covert
APRIL.
Henry Ha1 mson, Johanna EIlefsou
Arthur B. Love, Eva Kinney
Chas O. Coe, Velva 0. Stout
Gilbert E, Hollenbeelz, Tilds Laura
Rhoda
Iacobns MorEou Afarp I,oiancr
Adolph L. Blpee, Lltlian B. Cab
lenz
Louis Drummer, Francis Will
Mathew kowalczek, Mary Trettel
MAY.
lgnatz Sr3lmesbery ger, Jose phine
schomal
No- ber1 Drummer, Mary Kssella
J. Fl. Sterr Mary Gaking
John Dzur1k, Francis Yatzko wski
IgnatZ Bienik, Anna Zicky
Sidney Q. Blaizdell, Barbara Kief-
fer
Peter Lambert, Sophia Ruray
Michael F. Ward, Mayme Newman
Joseph Pelarski, Felia Brisk
Otto Fl. Bigslka. Alma Lillsblade
3smue. Gray, Lille Mortersen
Frank Schwanlzl, Mary r. Bolster
Arthur Batters, Mary Sohuh
friedrich York. Jeanette York
= Charles Heronx. Augustine Dagas
II Nd1lSH, Id
Swan Eden, Mary Person
Stephen Litke, Anns Vesen
John Dickson, Alice Pierce
Henry Gregerson, Annia Anderson
JUNE.
Oliver Peppin. Jennie Rhoades
John 3. Gam, Eleanor O'nhea
Michael Priglmeye or, Kate Meyer
Nick Kugel, Stella Seaman
/, Anton Fussy, PAULINE Geek
81. }. Cunningham, Nancy Pendel-
julius Neils, Amelia Kuschei
Albert 81. Turritin, Bessie l.. Bouck
Eugene Rocheleau, Matte GaIron
AdelOr HOule Sadie st. Onge
Ernest R Grochau, Nora M. Dan
william q. Randall, Ida f. Proch.
Perry T. Powers, Julia Fl Ecker
Henry S. Wilcox, Mary l.. Hinck
Jay c. Bartholomew, Olive Randall
JULY.
Samuel Stowell, Pearl A. Mccoy
Alfred Matteson, Della Wright
Frank Mengel, Adelaide Golnik
Carl Meyer, Johanna Msrshik
Rufus g. Christian, Lena b. Rncker
Andrew Allen, Sarah Brown
Frank Jendro, Julia Sobieck
Q. Samuel Hammerbeck, Olga E.
Nelson
AUGUST.
Bartlett i. McNsiry, Mary E.
Nichols
Henry Terhaar, Cecilia kapsner
Christ Zong. Gusta Kastorek
August Knop. Hedwig Weisbrick
Ezra l.. Dasson, Florence l.. James
Gilbert Anderson, Caroline NJ T.
Bryant
henry Klingberg, Anna Nj. johnson
Thee. St1oming, Jr., Laura Rolf
SEPTEMBER.
VIM. ". Boyle, Eoise 9aking
Henry 81. Wilkes, Anna P. Gross
John Manner, Elizabeth Terhaar
Ezra Ledoux, Clara St. Marie
John q. LANCER, Annie Terhsar
John Bauer, Kate 8ritz
Thomas F. Connelly, Mary Meyer
Z Archie e. Niles, Lucy Kelly
T.. A. Lemieux, Zilda Roy ..s
VIM r. Thompson, Anna G. Wipsher
Albert Grabish. Mary Biennik
Herman J. Lange, Agnes Raymond
:Joseph E. Houle, Minnie LA1oece
i H1ank Ayott, Mary Z. Richard
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05

Total $50. 75
Disbursement 1905 73 70
Balance on hand 1858. O5
Policies in force Dec 81 212
Policies issued in 1906 86
Total number 27S
Policies cancelled and with
drawing 1905 10
Policies in force 259
Amount Of insurance In force
Dec. 1, 1904 $201O. 04
Amount issued in 1905 022 O4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
TOta I

Insurance cancelled in 1906
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
$3823. O8
246. e.

Total force 3677. 48
Towns that business has been trans
acted in and amount of insurance:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
FOLLOWERS OF CUPID
List Of Morrison Go. Mar
riage Licenses Issued
i'm 1905

Marr1age licenses granted during
the year of 1905, by Clerk of Court s.
r. 6rlck, were no. The greatest num-
ger were granted N November, 27. In
July and August there were for each
month' this being the lowest number
for the year.
JANUARY.
fred Bellamy, Ida Lilly Green
. joseph Stewart, Celia Ethen
Emil Drews, Clara l., KuebI
j. b. Blechlnger, Elizabeth Collig-
non
jos. Eldenshlnk, Annie Bleckinger
Narclsse st. Syer, Hermjne Allard
Alex Rnopik, Annie Wilczek
William Tindail, Mary Nelson
John Wandenheuvel, Mary Carwett
john M. 0 Brien, Ella G.. Brown
Ole Lorentson, Bolate Olson
Charley Schenk, Maria Toman
anthony Braenlng Lena Sitzman
John Yanietz, Susie Yanski
Edward P. Smith, Mary 7 Plante
FEBRUARY.
John Angermeier, Lena Urei
Carl n. Peterson, Wilma O. Peter
son
Eugene Doucette. Nora Lar 1ouz
iuartln Glnter. Martha Trzeniatow-
ski
Kasmlr Kryska. Martha Socher
Peter l.. Virnig. Theresa Paulsen
Mark Rolf, Edna Pritchari
Joseph Ethen, Lena VanHerke
Frank Neidhardt, Melissa Nrottin
lsham W. Collins, Ida M. Sutliff
Peter John Siolander, Lisa Ander-
son
True W Clark, Il is Snow
Louis Schaefer. Selma Nordstrom