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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10

1924 North Fourth Avenue. Upon
being interviewed in regard to the
matter. ne said: For several years
was afflicted with a severe form of
stomach trouble and with rheuma-
tlsm: My stomach vas never in good
condition and for the past few
months almost anything Iattempted
TO eat disagreed with me. At times
l had a good appetite and again the
sight OF food would nauseate me. l
suffered q great deal of pain IN the
region OF the stomach and was
greatly bothered by An accumulation
OF gas shortly after eating anything.
My rheumatism was also a source OF
great trouble. My arms we're drawn
and almost useless and large knots
had formed on my hands and fore
arms which were exceedingly painful.
| was persuaded by a friend to give
the Cooper remedies trial and have
been using them for about three
weeks. My stomach is in prime con-
dition. am able to eat with a relish
and suffer no after effects as did a
few weeks ago. The pain in my arms
is gone and the muscles are relaxed
and growing stronger You see
those knots have almost disappeared
and they are absolutely without sore.
ness. The effects of this medicine ap-
pear very wonderful to me as have
tried many remedies without receiy-
ing any noticeable hene6t. l am
more than grateful to Mr.. Cooper
and like hundreds OF others in this
city, feel that nothing can do will
quite express how I feel toward him.
The sale OF Cooper's preparations
III Little Falls has been so large as to
be regarded by many as phenomenal,
and at The Pioneer drug store,
where the remedies are sold in this
city there 10 said to be large de-
mand for them
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
ELM DALE

July 30.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jen.
drew were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Booth Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Sobieck, Mre. Schmenitz,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Ksllis. Tom Ohotto
and Miss Richey spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Ohotto. as
Mrs. Ohotto is very sick and don t
seem to get ans better.
Mrs. Pete Sobieck and children
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Frank Jendrew.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Samue]son
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Sobieck saturday.
MIR. and Mre. Kulla went to Royal
ton Saturday.
Mr. Wallet was called to Little Falls
Friday to attend Tom Rcuse's funeral
as Mr.. Rouse was friend OF his from
boyhood They came from Indiana
toRe ther 20 years ago.
The Elm Dale ball team played with
Fawndale Sunday. Elm Dale won the
score being II to H.
Miss Weaver will leave for Mime.
| apolis next week, where she will be
employed as cashier in one of the
stores there.
Mrs. K. H. Gunderson and daugh.
ter Lilly. we're the guests Of Mrs.
Hanson Sunday.
Philip Corval was the guest of Mr..
Wallet Sunday.
Miss Sophie and Minnie Nelson
we're the guests Of Julia and Ollie
Johnson Sunday.
There will be preaching IN the D.
S. s. building Sunday by Rev. Olson.
There was a dance at Rudick S
Sunday night. The crowd met at
Krugels and on the way they made
such a noise that some people
thought that some Insane asylum
had been turned loose.
Charlie Stsllman and Ccrnellous
Olson went to Two Rivers Lake fishing
Sunday.
The farmers are busy harvesting
and report very heavy crop.
Fawndale and North Prairie will
play Holdingford's ball team Sunday
August -, in Kruze's ball park.
L. D. Hanson and family spent Sun
day with John Noes folks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
SOUTH PARKER

august 8.-Harry S. Children and
Jesse Mccoy were in town Friday.
Mrs. s. M. Graves was in Swan.
vile Thursday.
I. J. Children was in Swanville
Thursday.
W. B. Peters of Svanville was a
caller in these parts last week.
Representative of the large mining
concerns have been quite numerous in
this locality looking over the local sit
uation.
John Brown has about finished hay
ing and the rest Of the ueighbors are
getting pretty well along
Quite number from here attended
the Norris & Rowe circus in Little
Falls.
Mrs. Keller and family from North
Parker have moved to Swanville.
where they will conduct a confection-
cry store.
A numbar of Culdrum people are
putting up hay on the river meadows.
Mrs. Nance Brown was in Little
Falls Thursday.
The rainy spells have put a stop to
haying again. Someone ought to get
on the good side Of the weather man.
Mr.. Children took cream to Randall
Saturday afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
North Parker

Aug 6.-Jas. Longley was in Ran
dali Friday
Sam Shutter was in Swanville We'd
resday.
J. P. Little visited in Randall Sat-
urday.
The town board met on Mead's cor
duroy Saturday afternoon 70 let some
work on that piece of road. It was
decided to have same done by day
labor.
JAS Lonaley took his brother-ln-
Law, Bert Reese Of Hancock, to Swan
vile Tuesday. Mr. Reese has rented
a farm nea. Swanville and will
move on 1t about Dec. l.
Crops are 6ne Cutting will COM
mence In about week and lots of
men are needed at good wages.
The Parker ball team defeated Todd
county Sunday by the overw helming
score Of 81 to 4. The game was called
off in the 9th inning because the
Parker men got tired running.
We positively deny that j. P.
Little and family picked 81 quarts of
blue berries In one day as stated by
the Randall correspondent, but we did
pick IS quarts. Not 81 quarts as we
are too Little for that.
Jean Mead wheeled to Little Falls
Monday.
Miss Nellie Sullivan has returned
from st. Cloud, where she attended
the summer school.
MARRIED-Edward B. Mausolf of
Green Prairie and Miss Lillian Ellen
Snow we're married Saturday evening
at p. M, at the home of the bride s
parents. A large number Of friends Of
the family were present. They will
make their future home in Green
Prairie, aud have the best wishes of
all.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
SWAN RIVER.

Aug 8.-Mr. and Mrs. Adol,h
Wittke If Elm Dale ard son Edward,
visited friends here Saturday.
Pete Gregereen and John Hanfle1 at
tended church in Ledoux Sunday.
Frank Her:ux # Little Falls was
here Sunday.
Misses Gusts, Mary and Katie Stan
elk left for Minneapolis Tuesday,
where they will be employed. -. -
The two year old son If Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. VOTERS had the misfortune
to fall off the fence and break his arm
between the wrist ard the elbow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Krcttoschinski
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bart Wo1zka of Flensburg Saturday
M Mrs Mary seezybuski, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Kowalzik. left for her
home in Minneapolis Tuesday,
Misses Edna Taylor and Rella John
son Of Little Falls were cut here Mon
; day.
Hiss Edna F. Taylor has bsen en-
Gagged to teach the winter term of
| school in Dist No. 9.
! harvest has begun in full blast this
week. Wheat is ripen,ng fast. A lot
! of rust is reported. 49,.
There was a dance ut Frank Geek S
Sunday evening. A good time is. re-
ported
Miss Irene Viechorek OF St. Paul
arrived here last week for few days
visit with her parents.
Chas BANTER and Misses Rose Han.
fer ard Thora Larsen visited friends
in Little Falls Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs joseph Gida of Two
Rivers we're out here Sunday.
The Brass Band practiced Sunday
afternl on at the town hall.
A number from here went to Little
Falls Monday to attend the circus.
| The dance at VIM. Golnick's Satur'
day evening was we'll attended, about
fifty couples being present.
No new school house for Dist No.
8 this year on account of no money
being voted for that purpose at the
annual mes ting,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
RACING and BASE BALL
Past Week Lively in Sport
ing CircIeS--'Rah for
PierZ

Sunday afternoon number OF races
were pulled off at the race track near
the ball park which drew large
crowd.
The FIRST race was between Barney
Buttons "Whitle Sox'' and j. G..
Highhous' ''Kiama''. the former win
ming the race IN two straight heats.
Time, ! 30 and l :22.
This was followed by q pacing race
with three entries, Leona Queen,
George Gordon. Planter NJ, M. M
Smraaker. and Mississippi Maid, La.
Fond. Iona Queen Won two cut of
three heats, Planter NJ. winning one
heat.
4 running race bet ween King
Philip, owned by Geo. Reynolds OF
Royalton. and Maude Downing, owned
by Nathan Richardson. with the
Wright Bros. up. was won by the
RoyaltOn horse in two fast heats,
time 81 and 81 ssconde.
Galley NJ, Barney Burton's crack
pacer, lesled of fast half mile in
/ :16, concluing the program.
The Pierz base ball team again de-.
monstratsd their ability to beat the
Clerk's team Sunday afternoon. after
tho races, when they met and de-
feated the knights Of the counter in a
rather slipshod game on the local dia-
mond. The score was ID to 8 in ia
7or Of the Pierz boys, amply demon
sratins their superiority over the
Clerks, who, while they can't be ex-
ceIled when it comes to performing
their clerical duties, were certainly
ont of the running when it comes to
base ball.
While tue Pierz bows didn't exactly
come to this city with the ext ecta-
tion Of winning the game, they were
agreeably surprised at the outcome
and the poor benighted clerks were
as disagreeably disguised.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
huff

August 7.-Mrs Keller moved to
Swanville last week.
VIM. Strahl went to Little Falls Fri
day on business.
Mrs. Nancy Brown and Miss Edith
Gish went to Little Falls Friday.
Geo. W. Gish took load Of bolts to
Randall Monday -
VIM. Strahl took three head of cattle
to Randall Monday for J. W. Gish.
81. A. Nutter has just finished quite
al addition to his barn, doubling it's
capacity. -:
Parker and Todd played a game of
ball Sunday on the county line. Score
81 to 4 in favor Of Parker.
Crops are maturing in good shape.
Hayirg is we'll along and farmers are
feeling good.
There are quite number Of our
men folks going to Dakota soon, hsr-
vestlng and threshiDg.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
RICE LAKE

Aug 6.-Miss Ella Lamb attended
the teacher s examination at Royalton
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love were in
town Saturday.
Ulysses Morrill,, George Monk AID
Fred and Willie Gakin Of East Belle
vue are in this vicinity hayinq.
Miss Alice Monk of East Bellevue
visited here over Sunday.
VIM. Lamb took load of hay to
town Saturday.
Isaac 1saacson of this place is EN-.
ployed at Randall.
Misses Elsie ana Rachel Love were
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
in Royalton Thursday.

in Royalton Thursday.
Misses Jennie Isaacson and Stella
Mcleod have returned from St. Cloud
where they attended Normal school.
Haying and harvesting are in full
blast. The farmers are working every
day q nd some on Sunday.
While Frank Love was working one
day last week in the harvest field an
Agram farmer came down and cut
nearly al Of Frank hay meadow and
said he didn't know It was Frank q
hay, but Frank kept the hay all tho
same.
Miss Jennie lsaacson of this place
attended the teacher examination At
Little Falls last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
HAPPY CORNER

Aug. S.-The new teacher for Hap
by Corner has not yet been hired, but
the school board intends to get good
one even if they have to pay out big
salary. They want the children to
learn and to keep out of mischief and
they are careful about selecting their
teacher.
Many local farms are in need of good
men to help them with their harvest
inc. Never saw men so scarce before.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
CUSHING

Aug. 7.-Geo. Trafton went to St.
Pan] last week. .
D. Aasve was business visitor in
Little Falls Thursday. ....
Hans Kanton visited at Lincoln
Thursday.
Pearl and Bertram Taylor returned
from Little Falls Friday.
The dance in the NJ. w. A. hall
Sat ,rday was well attended.
D. Aasve was in Lincoln Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
North Buh

Aug. 6-Jos Sutzke and Miss Nav
Ezekiel drove through here Sunday.
George Leeb OF Justice Valley Wis.
tied A. Mollner last Sunday.
P: Leeb bought top buggy last
week.
The Platte and Buh teams played a
good game OF ball Sunday at Ed,
Stuckmeler's place Sunday. A large
crowd attended.
Quite number OF Justice Valley
people visited here Sunday.
Henry Lucken. constable of Pistol
Valley, passed through here Sunday.
Minna Legate is working at Brum.
mer's
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
NOTICE.

50 On tee 23d day Of June, 1908, no.
tice appeared in the Little Falls Her
aid, signed by my wife. forbidding
any perton to trust my son, Joseph
Nimsch, anything and charged same
to me. I hereby state that my wife
was not authorized to publish such
notice and 1t was done without my
knowledge. --
al VIM. Nlmsch.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
GRUMBLE CORNER

Aug. s.-Arthur and Henry Court
ner are home to help their father dur
ing haying and harvest.
Miss Lille Courtner, who has been
employed in Minneapolis, is home for
a snort visit. :.
Theodore Soderstrom made a ditch
through Section 81 cut on Melrose
farm.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10

Miss Alma Burkel is visiting in
Royalton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10

visitor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-23

and rain. 1t is for me to see her now,
sick and suffering and poor. still under
the stigma of the gallows, twice in the
shadow of the prison house. Dead,
Norman Fletcher, You are dead and
damned and there is no hope for you.
Go watch John Goddard as he slowly
lays his plans and then you will know
what hell is" And with a knocking
Merry Christmas the menacing fig
ure went it's way.
And so this is hell" murmured the
Cringing shape which had been Nor
man F'leacher, broker and bohemian,
as it staggered through the gathering
rnists. Indeed. it must be. Christ
mas, My God! Christmas" Then if
one could have followed the shadowy
Thing as it skunk along the way, he
would have seen it hesitate beneath a
crimson arc and then the doors of
stained glass at the entrance Of
paneled room of soft lights. and glitter
ing glass and silver would have opened
end closed a. if a sudden gust of wind
had swung them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-23

81 suppose your motto is BE sure
you're right and then go ahead B"
Not in the financial game" answered
Dustin Stax. My motto is, Be sure
you're going ahead, then you're all
right Washington Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-23

Woman expecting a call from her
this waiting is something
terrible! I can't stand it. CTo maid.)
Sophie, go outside and ring the bell
three or four times, hard""-Tales.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-03-03
IHARA MEETS VIOLENT DEATH.

On Saturday morning Ihara a
teamster in the employ of the H.
G. & s. Co. while hauling cane
from the cane scales to the mill in
some way fell under the cars and
was killed by having the wheels
pass over his neck and part of his
head.
While no one saw him fall an
other teamster was just behind him
and called out for him to go ahead.
And when he did not go on he
went to see why he did not go on
and found him lying on the track
dead. A corners jury was called
composed of the following; Sheriff
Saffery, ]. N. S. Williams VIM.
Seabury, w, Tougher. James Cum
ing c. H. Fitzpatrick, R. B.
Church, who rendered the following
verdict "That we find the deceased
was named Ihara, was native of
Japan and aged about twenty
years, that he come to his death on
the oath day of February 1906 from
wounds in the head coused by
being accidentally caught under
the wheels of a loaded cane car at
Puunene mill Maui. This is the first
fatal accident at the mill for a
long time and as the class of work
was not at all dangerous it is one
of those accidents that seems to oc-
cur where least expected.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-03-03
APPROpRIATES
$4,000 FOR X
QUARANTINE ISLAND.

1t is learned that the Govern
ment has appropriated $4,000 for
the reclamation of Quarantine Is
land, a thing that has been expect
ed for some time. Mr.. Connor
who represents the San Francisco
Bridge Company believes his COM
pany will undoubtedly be given
the work, as there is no one else in
position to do it at the present time.
In making the fill 10000 cubic
yards of dirt will be required, and
this will be pumped in, if his com
pany is given the work, by the
dredger now at work in making
the harbor deeper. s-
At the rate the big dredger il
now working, it will take only &c
days to complete the work after
the job has been started. The bill
was rushed through Congress, as it
was considered to be an emergency
and it is not expected to be long
unit the contract will be awarded
After the award is made, if it is to
the San Francisco Bridge Company,
no time will be lost in getting the
dredger to work, The pipes will
simply be changed from their pre-
sent location and put over on the
Quarantine Island.
When the work is completed the
size of the Island in high tide will
be considerably increased. Much
of it is now covered with water
when the tide comes In, and it is
to improve this condition that the
contract is to be let. Mr.. Connol
has been in communication with
his company regularly concerning
the action of the Government in
making the appropriation, and il
was no surprise to him to receive
the word that the matter had beer
settled. More details will be OBJ
tanned in a short time by mail,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-03-03
ii. p. BALDWIN UNDERGOES
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.

AS the result of cold that set
tied in his ear Honorable H. P.
Baldwin underwent an operation
some days ago which was necessi-
ated by the formation Of an absess.
The first operation was not sue
cessful and second one was per-
formed Monday morning of this
week by DR.. G. S. McDonagh a
graduate of Toranto University of
Canada who is a specialist of rare
ability in ear diseases. He was
assisted by Drs Waterhouse and
Rogers.
The operation consists of drill
ling or chiseling the masto i'd pro-
cess Of the temporal bone exposing
and draining the mastoid cells.
The operation is simple one
and is attended with but little
danger if taken in time otherwise
the most serious results follow.
The operation ON Mr.. Baldwin
proved entirely successful and after
coming from the influence of the
anaesthetic he was resting more
easily than he had for sometime.
The Kinau made special trip
to Kahului for all Of Mr.. Baldwins
family last Saturday evening that
they might be near him during the
operation.
The state of Mr.. Baldwins h ealth
is of more Importance to the peo-
pie of Maui than that of any living
man representing as he does such
vast interests and exerti ng as he
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-03-03
LODGE MEETING NIGHTS.

Aloha Lodge Knights of Pythias
and Lodge Maui of the masonic
order both meet in the same build
ing each month in the Knights OF
Pythias halli in Wailuku and will
continue TO do so until such time
as the masonic temple in Kahului
is ready for occupancy.
In order to avoid having both
orders meet the same night the
Knights of Pythias have adopted
"a new schedule OF meetings.
The nights on which the two
orders meet for the year are as
follows; .
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-03-03
TO GROW WINE GRAPES.

The Kaupakulua Wine and Lii
quor Co. have interested the officials
in their plan to grow grapes on
Maui in large quantities and have
secured the services of Mr.. ]. E.
Higgins from the experiment sta
tion who personally inspected the
land this week and pronounces the
soil and climatic conditions good.
He was met in Wailuku by Mr.. ).
M. Viyas the president of the Com
pany and taken to Kaupakulua
that he might make personal in
spection.s
On his return he was met by a
NEWS reporter and spoke very
favorably of the prospects of the
Company.
Mr.. Higgins is an enthusiastic
agriculturist and horliculturist and
replies to the statement that no.
thing will grow successfully here
on account of the great number of
pests with the assertion that the
same would be true of every state
in the union were it not for the
constant and system attic warfare
waged against them in other places.
We hope he is correct in his
conclusions and that the time may
soon come when thousands of acres
Of land that is now useless may
be made to support thrifty pro-
sperous population.
The efforts of the company will
be watched with much interest.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-03-03

On Monday of this week Ah Toy
an old Chinaman came into the
police station and from the amount
of blood on his face and clothes
appeared like an advance guard in
the Chinese American war.
He had teased little Portu-
gese boy whose reputation is none
too good and was struck, in the
head by the youngster with a
stone and received a bad scalp
wound.
He was attended by DIR. We'd
dick and sent to the Hospital. The
boy is in jail awaiting a hearing
before Judge w. A. Mckay.