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hicago woman has killed her
because she discovered he
uot a millionaire. Now we will
be worrying for fear our wives
find us out.
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A woman who complained because
her husband made wads of hundred
dollar bills and threw them at her
turned round and entered suit for
divorce when he stopped doing it.
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1t is not at-all surprising that Mrs.
Russell Sage should deny that she is
going to give away that eighty mil
lion dollars. People who have that
much usually attend to it in their
wills.
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The next Congress will seriously
consider some scheme for taxing the
estates of dead millionaires, having
found out the utter futlity of taxing
the estates of live ones.
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Mr.. Gompers can see that his in
cursion into politics has had more eff
feet on the Federation of Labor than
it has had on the Republican party.
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Santos Dumont seems to be the
\ flying machine expert who gets
all measure of publicity. Possibly
ne is the only one who has anything
worth publishing.
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When Count Boni sent word to
his wife that be was dying because
'her actions he may have meant
might as well be dead as pen
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Commander Peary is taking up
subscriptions for another "dash to the
pole even before he has had time to
tell how his last one failed.
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!. According to bulletin of the De-
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the whole world is asking for Amer
lean wood and its products.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-22
SWAN RIVER.

June l9.-Fred Hander was q ooun-
~ seat caller Saturday.
Mrs Peterson of Brainerd visited
with friends aud relati yea here Satur-
John 81. Hanfler attended church In
North Prairie Sunday.
Cnas. Hanher was q couny seat
visitor Saturday.
School will close in Dist. No. rs
Friday with q picnic.
Frank Sand of Little Falls was
among the many visitors from that
place Sunday.
John q. Banaer went to town
Thursday.
John Yastrinski, who is employed
at the county seat, spent Sunday with
his family.
Road overseer Ignatz Kaneski had q
crew of men employed on the road
Friday with the grader. ~
The town board Of supervisors met
"a the road between Sections % and
%, to let q contract to grade the road.
The lob was let to John Vojdula and
Frank Stanek for 835.
John Philip is building an addition
to his honse.
Lars M. Larson drove to Little Falls
Tuesday.
MISSES Susie Pierzina and Allie
Rowe Of Little Falls were here on
Sunday.
NJ. N. Young returned from Duluth
Friday.
A heavy rain fell here Monday
which made it very wet.
Miss Thora Larsen went to town
Tuesday.
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BURTRUM

June 18.-Carrier J.. Y. Thompson
of Route Q was called to Breckinridge
last week because Of the serious
illness of his son, who has typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Wilson Of
Summit. 8. D., are visiting the
family Of G. W. Wilson and other
friends here. They 60 from here to
Bertha to visit the family of VIM.
Tenny, cousin Of Mrs. Wilson.
Il. E. Harrington and several others
are working out their poll tax and
mendipg their ways these day.
The recent weather has helped out
the corn materially.
Mics Olive Wilson. who has beer.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leonard
Hall, for the past few months. loft
Monday over the Northern Pacific for
her home Ut Portland, Ore.
A crew Of men are doing q good Job
grading our streets. So
A large party of onr people spent
last Friday picnicking and fishing in
Big Swan lake. Mr.. and Mrs.. Will.
son of South Dakota were among the
The heavy rain Monday will delay
CuAgAv0GAu8 OO30 o0O YOsOSUo0.
A hand Car load of our village sports
went to Little Falls the other night to
take In the street carnival.
Grandpa Basil, who has been
afflicted with cancer, is very low and
cannot get any relief. It ia only q
question of time in his case. He has
been great sufferer.
Mrs. Ramsey of Warrington, who
formerly lived here, is visiting her
daughtre, Mrs. Chas. Collision, and
other reations.
Miss Bertha Roddls. candidate for
the republican nomination for school
superintendent in Todd county, was
here Saturday:
We notice with pleasure that J..
Frank Locke has announced himself q
candidate for the republican nomina-
tion for judge of probate of Todd
county.
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RICE LAKE

June 1e.-Miss Hazel Lamb was in
Royalton this week.
Oren Love came up from st. Cloud
Tuesday night. where he has been en-
ployed In the Dayton saw mill.
Miss Jennie Isaacson went to st.
Cloud Tuesday to attend the Normal
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace and family
from the Falls called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lamb Sunday.
Miss Ella Lamb was in Royalton
Saturday.
Miss Jennie Isaacson was In Royal
ton few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love left
Wednesday q two weeks visit at Par.
kers Prairie and Fergus Falls to visit
friends and relatives.
Jesse Leigh and George Rathbun Of
Agram passed through here Saturday
to take in the carnival On their way
home they took in the dance at Henry
Loves.
Miss Bessie Hollenbeck Of Royalton
Is visiting her cousin, Misses ETHYL
and Ella Lamb of this placee.
Miss Title Duerr came home from
Royalton Friday where she has been
attending school.
The dance at Henry Loves place
Saturday night was well attended and
all report good time.
Thomas Lamb and Oren Love was
at Dixville and Buchanan Thursday.
Gill lsaacson and Jack Duerr were
breaking Gill's colt last week. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Love of st.
Cloud visited here Friday and Satur-
day.
a number of Rice Lake young folks
had picnic at Fish Lake Sunday.
John Lamb was in town Thursday.
l. VIM. Lamb was in Agram Wednes.
day. .s
Those from here who attended the
carnival were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lamb and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Love. Oren and Richard Love
and sisters. and Mrs. and Mrs. Guy
Cov1ll and little son. :.
Dr.. Mnnholland Of Royalton was
here Wednesday.
Joseph Schuh Of Lastrup Vas here
Friday. 80 -
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BRlCkYARD

June 18.-Misses Eulalia and Bessie
Skoog of Swan River are visiting al
Mr.. and Mrs. SCOTS.
Mr.. Reid and family visited here
Sunday.
Claude Chambers is working al
Minneapolis.
Miss Della Bartholomew of Lincoln
visited at Mrs. ScotI's Friday.
Mr.. Eastman of Parker visited al
Mr.. Birch's last Friday.
Deputy Ferrell had business ont here
Saturday.
We understand that o. T. Table,
and family have left the country fol
parts we have not yet learned.
Eric johnson of Little Falls WAS q
caller out here Sunday.
There was an old man around here
Tnursday, Friday and Saturday, that
showed signs OF being 9 little crazy
and gave some in the neighborhood q
scare. but did no harm Whatever.
The Ladies Aid will meet ct the
home of Mrs. Strom next Thursday
afternoon from 2 till 4. Mrs. Quint
and Mrs. Strom will serve. All are
invited to attend.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Bervig returned tt
their home st Sacred Heart Monday
after q three- weeks visit with bel
parents, N. and Mrs. Christ Larson.
g. T. Smith has been appointed tt
act as school treasurer, since A.. B.
LongfelloW has resigned. s !
John Smuda has moved into ono Of
B. Chambers houses, where Mr..
Dobie used to live.
Miss Dcttie Savage closed q sue.
oessful term of three months school
In Culdrum two weeks ago.
MISS hinnie Beatty went to Fairi.
bault Thursday and then she will &c
to St. Paul Friday for . few day.
visit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-22

There seems to be no let-up in the
excitement over the remarkable cures
OF stomach trouble aud rheumatism
! that L. 7. Cooper, the Young philan.
thropist is, affecting with. 6ls medi-
Cines. ts
HIS work in New Orleans for the
past few weeks has been creating
wide attention in that section of the
country. On the streets, in hotels
and other public places Cooper'e cures
: are the sole topics of conversation.
He is discussed everywhere, and the
lewspapers contain daily reports of
his cures A number of startling
cases have been cited and the names
Of the most prominent citizens have
appeared in connection, which facts
seem to verify the truth Of the re.
ports.
In an Interview with Mr.. J. T.
Russell, 9 we'll known butiness man
of New Orleans. living at 1888 Del.
achaise st. who is reported as having
been cured OF rheumatism with the
new medicine. he said: st is true
that have been wonderfully bene-
fitted BY C0oper'e New Discovery me-
dictne in q very severe case of Sciatic
Rheumatism, from which I suffered
{ for some time. I have used Cooper's
medicines one week and the results
have been truly marvellous. Before
that time was almost helpless, and
now can use the afflicted parts
freely without the least paio. The
swelling and soreness disappeared
soon after began usi0g the treat
msnt and now / am improving every
day"
Mr.. 4. J. Erskine, another prom
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RAIL Pr ARR

June 18.-Ths dance given ct Frank
Cots's was well attended and q good
time IL reported.
Mi0 Julia Erickson visited with
Miss Ines Hslverson q few days last
week.
It's wonder tho duoks don Z 90 in
under shelter and quit wedding sround
in the mud, such days o. last Monday.
Miss Victoria Zeeterberg Of Little
Falls is visiting her sister Miss Ella.
Leroy Qulmby and Florence Pierce
called Of A. W. Olson last Sunday
A number Of the young people from
Clough was out boat riding and 6sh.
ing On Lake Alexander last Sunday.
John Tndahl and Henry Nelson
visited friends here last Sunday.
Mr. Body called at T. II. Halver-
son g Sunday last.
John Tindshl and Henry Nelson
from TT. Ripley attended the dance ct
Cots's Saturday night.
A. Erickson and son Anton went to
Fraxee. where they will be employed.
Mrs. T. n. Halverson and children
drove to Ft.. Ripley last Tuesday.
John Tyndahl, Henry Nelson and
Anton Erickson spent Tuesday even.
ing ct 7. N. Halverson's.
Sunbeam. you will have to shine
now and drive away this wet weather
so It will be nice for the picnic next
Friday.
A school tertainment and picnic
will be given on the east shore Of Lake
Alexander next FRIDAY June the Sand.
Every body must come and be sure TIC
bring lunches.
Mrs. T. NJ. Halverson and daughter
Violet, Krist Luckep, Inez Halverson.
Ada Pierce and Thomas Davis called
ut Dist. No.70 last Wednesday.
This week q number of the scholars
of Dist. no70 will take state examina.
lions.
Why don t you shed your splendo1
light, moonlight, 30 lovers can 60 out
boat riding aRainf
Mrs. 81. 81. Olson was ont horse.
back riding and had run away last
week, but escaped all injuries.
Christ Lokke and Miss Marietta
Hamilton walked down to the lake
shore Sunday.
Ernest Francis of Minneapolis lie
visiting with friends here few days.
Emma and Adolph Olson called at
aalverson's Sunday.
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June 1o.-The Rice hoDe hall taam
came over Sunday aud played viii the
locals. The scOre WaD 81 70 Il n favor
Of fhe visitors. s5s & S. -
{. Mrs.. Chas. Kinksle and her sister
Mrs. Albert Carlson, Of Walker, Who
were visiting relatives here Tor some
time. returned to their home last
week. :.
Joseph Janski, Who is attending !.
college in st. Paul. 10 home for vsca.
tion. 'ssas.135zss =
Dawley Bros Of Royalton were busv
moving building for j. BroekoWafi
the latter part cf last week. -
Miss Mary Litke Of Morrill, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs.. e. Cassidy.
julius BroekoWski kos moved his
family from sc. Cloud onto his farm
adjoining the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Janietx Of Elm
Dale visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Mollfe Oravetx was unfortunate
enough to lore her watch last Thurs
day while on her way to church.
Joseph. TheIesia and Mary Schultiee
attended the carnival at the Falls last
week.
Laurence Janusze wski and John
Hander were pleasant callers Sunday
Tuesday at Q CLOCK q. m. in the
church Of the Holy Cross, entered into
wedlock. Paul Cekalla and Miss Jo-
hanna Verwiczki. John Gamroth
acted 90 best man and Rose Yer wiczki
of Little Falls was bridesmaid. After
the ceremonies they all repaired to the
home of the BRIDES parents, where q
bountiful dinner was served. The
afternoon and evening were spent in
dancing. s. j. Mrozla's orchestra
furnished music for the, happy event.
The young couple are popular people
of this place and will 70 into house.
keeping on the farm of the groom
and the congratulation of their many
friends 70 with them.
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PEACEFUL VAL LEY

Jnne Isl. Z. Bartholomew i.
gathering cream. q
Geo. ". johnson OF Clasissa Va
seem on our streets last week. rs.
johnson is candle date for the pomi na-
ton for sheriff Of Todd county.
Mra. 3. Draper and little daughter
and Mrs Olive Dean visited frienda
and relatives Ct Round Prairie last
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. AIRY and
Thursday. $3.50 - 3. 8
Mn. Paul oldenburg departed
Monday ter Belle Plaine 10 visit
the drive. - 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-22
ELM DALE

June 19.-G. r. Wallet took Misses
Bertha and Ella Wallet to the doctor
in Little Falls Monday and remained
until Wednesday.
There will be a large wedding in
Elm Dale Thursday the 2lst, when q
most popular young man will marry
young lady from Minneapolis and
they will make their home here.
The crops are looking hne and the
farmers expect to raise large CROPS
this year-mcstly corn.
Those that attended the carnival In
Little Falls were: J. j. jacobson
and family, John Ohotto. L. d. Fan.
son and family, Henry Olson, Nels
Twist, q. r. Wallet and family, a
Thomas, Marcus Gunderson and
Thursday on important business.
The ball game Sunday between
Swan River and Elm Dale Was won
by Swan River by sore Of 10 to Is.
VIM. Clark 10 the guest IT John
Sobieck and family.
Lawrence Ohotto and fanny called
on John Sobieck and family Sunday.
jim, Bloxham and II. Lovel OF Free.
port were the guests sof g. r. Wallet
Sunday and Saturday. 500
j. Goldstein Of town WAS here Sun
day and Monday on business and
spent Sunday evening with Mr..
Wallet. 81
George Gelsner and family Of Two
Rivers were the guests Of 4. D. Han.
son sunday.
John Hennick, T.. Machey. John
Bowen and Mr.. Mangles were the
guests Of g.. 3. Wallet Sunday.
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Juno 10.-&u9eno RaGiooE of Roynl.
TN II visitfss With relatives hero this
II. Frsdriokson Of Darlins ~ !.
business caller here Nondsy. .:
q great number Of tho people sfron
here atteoded the carnival st LittIs
Falls last week. -.
Miss Regina Eckerm and sister.
Nrs. T. T. Powers Of Chicago yiaited
ct Oough Monday. s,5..=s
Harry Peters visited relatives In
Little Falls few days last week.
Miss ElsiA Edden visited Ct r.
Eckexson's Sunday afternoou..
MIs. Sidney SWlndell, VINO has beou
visiting her parents at ClouQh for {
few days, returned to her homo Mon.
day.
Miss Jeslie Nellie visited with friends
in Little Falls Thursday.
Sidney SWinden left for North Dako.
to last week, where he will be en-.
Eployed this summer.
Mrs. =. T.. Powers OF Chicago, ILL.,,
arrived. here wednesday for : visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Ecker
son. 5. $
Miss Clara Sickle visited he,
parents Friday and Saturday return.
ing to her school here Monday. -
Earl Eckets N and Axel Anderson,
who have been employed In Ainnea.
polls all spring. returned home here
Wednesday.
Miss Annie Waline, formerly of thi,
place, but now Of Dellmer, N. D
was united in marriage with Mr..
Thorn of that place Sunday at
o o'clock.
R. HE'LL left Saturday for Canada
where he will visit with relatives
for short time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-22
SvVANylLLE

Jnne 19.-Miss Myrtle stith went 70
4 Cyrus Tuesday to visit Ar. Chas.
Glantz.
Dr. Corriean returned from the
Cities Monday.
Henry schmldt and family visited
relatives in Minneapolis last week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Caine,
Sunday. daughter.
Charles e. Stith returned from
Minneapolis Friday.
Mis- olive Sullivan went TO Glen
wood Tuesday to vieit relatives.
VIM. Hiems and wife were county
seat visitors Thursday.
+, W. Mattock returned from Ear
40. n. D., Friday.
The aene-al store of 3. A.. Muske
burned to the grund at an early hour
! Fridav morning. The dEe depart neat
responded readily but the fire had
sucb q start the building could not be
saved. although the stock OF merchan-
disc was saved. It il not known how
the fire originated. The loss is fully
covered by insurance.
Following 10 q program Of the
celebration to be given here on July
4th: .
Grand salute at Sunrise.
10 90 a. m. Grand parade headed
by Grey EAGLE Kid bsnd, and consist
inq Of speaker and village officials in
carriages, old soldiers and wives OF
Burtrum, q. A r. Post, lodges.
Swanvllle band, SCHOOL children and
ragamnfins.
II 90 a, M. Grafton by Charles
E. VASTLY of Little Falls.
~ 100 In. Character speClalelee.
/ 90 o. m. Concert-Grey Eagle
800 p. m. Ball game-swanville
800 .. N. Races and climbing the
grease pole
6 80 Concert band, fol-
lowed by fireworks and grand ball.
q. Hollenbeck and wife of Little
Falls were Swanville callers Monday.
George Thompson of Glenwood 10
trsnsacting business here this week.
Mr.. Lang, who has been visiting
Herman Kaun the past two weeks re.
turned to his home at Duluth Monday.
G. P. Stith, r. A. PETE, John Pip.
en- and wives spsnt Sunday fishing at
Moose lake. -
s'W,ilie st,th is clerkiny for E. A.
Flood.
". Fl. Cox returned from Minnea.
polls Saturday: ,,,
last week to work.
Married, at the home of the brides
uarents Tuesday evening, Miss Efiie
HafFensparger to Leander Biteman.
Both Gre we'll known here and the
writer joins In with the many in
av<ond;no CONGRATULATIONS
John Muske went to st. Paul last
week where he has secured q job as
plumber.
Mrs. Pillen went to Morris Satur-
day to visit relatives.
John Stroman was y Little Falls
visitor Friday.
Miss Ludeuia visited friends ct
Darling the first of the week.
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,RoYALToN r. F. D. No. 5

jane 19.-Chas. Hanfler went to
town Saturday to get his binder,
which he purchased there
Peter j. Greaersen Is employed ct
Adolph Wlttke's this week
Miss Sadie Anderson, who was
operated on for appendicitis, Is getting
along nicely.
Rev. Needle conducted church Sun
day in the German Evangelist church
a. Elm Dale.
Paul Stauek was around here order
il the farmers out on road work
Tuesday.
!! ]. VOTERS new barn. is rising
idly and will soon be complete.
dance was given at Mr.. Leskie's
sadsy evening and . good time is
.aported BY those present.
This weather makes all the farmers
smile and the crops seem to grow
spidly. n
ans Gregersen 10 Laid up with I
.t.;.ple Of boils, but says he Yiu soon
/ be around again.
Peter Madison went to Little Falls
Sunday to visit with one Of his best
friends. 5
a lively game Of b.se bali took
place In the town Of Elm Dale Sunday
afternoon between the Elm dale
Hoboes and the Swan River Nushrats.
The latter defeated the former. thu
score bsing II TO Is.
Rev Hsllanger will conduct church
In the Danish Lutheran church Son.
day July 1st. II
4 dance Vas given in Jake Mrosek.s
hall Monday evening. An extra good
time II YoDoft06 by oil. 5
Frank Msngels Of North Prairie
called On Willim Gollnicl Sunday. 80
: Lightning struck the Earn cfs Frank
/ Bobieck during Friday q storm and
killed two az bis Dest hortss, valned
5at about $500. Tnsrs were four
horses II the barn. Mr.. sobiek hav-.