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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25

Children
Suffer
With
Worms.

Dore'S MaIefern Vermifuge
has been a great comfort to the
mother because she uses it 10
free the babes system of trou-
bleSOme worms, Safe and GER
tain, A valuable remedy which
we heartily recommend, Pleas
ant to take. Price 35c,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25

IlppettS, deceased, the administrator
Fred n. Brewer, presented his final ac,
count, which was approved and the court
ordered the property distributed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25

Courtesy. purity Of drugs and quality in
goods are few of our strong points We
try TO please.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25

Faustino. n 15c cigar for 10 cents. La
Vielle's, go South Main
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
LINCOLN

Sept. 4.-Miss Emily Broder Of
Little Falls has been employed for
our teacher this term.
Miss Mae Staples is visiting friends
and relatives in Little Falls.
L. J. Pickit left Monday for the
state fair.
Arthur Rather returned Sunday
from Rochester, where he has been
with his mother, who is in the hospi-
tai because of al operation. He also
visited few days with friends and
relatives in Minneapolis.
Ben Nygaard who has been assist
ant at the depot for some time, has
been appointed operator at a station
near Minneapolis. His friends here
wish him success.
John Mcdonnell lett Monday for
North Dakota.
Peter Swanson was ir Little Falls
Monday to visit mis- nephew, Chas.
Swanson, who is very i'll at the hospi-
tai.
Miss Anna Bergstrom came up from
Little Falls last Monday.
About the time Mrs. Geo. Rainier
was operated on IN Rochester, Mr..
Rather received telegram from Mar
inette, Wis, telling of the death Of
Mrs. Rahier's father
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Bartholomew are
living in the house formerly occupied
by Thos. Fallen, who left for Dakota
short time ago.
F. l.. Randall and F. B. Randall
went to Cushing Tuesday for short
visit with friends.
Nearly all the young men of this
village have gone to Dakota.
MISS Mary Warinner, who has been
staying with Miss Valeria Rather, left
fer her home Sunday.
Delmer Enke left Monday for Little
Falls, where he will attend school.
O. A. Brewer went to Staples Mon
day to consult DOCTOR
Miss Emma Carney, who has been
visiting with Miss Frances Enke.
left Sunday for her home In Little
Falls.
Miss Maybelle Edeburn Of Rail
Prairie was in the village Monday on
her way to Perth, N. D.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
LASTRUP

Sept. 4-The Lueken Bros. have
gone to Buchanan with their thresh
ing rig and will return in about 2 OF
8 weeks.
Mrs. Prigelmeyer is helping with
the housework at Anton Wells.
Bruno Zellner is employed on the
Lueken Bros. machine at Buchanan.
Chas. Rieke has gone to Buckman.
Jos. L. Gross will be employed by
VIM. Meyer this fall.
We hear that the threshing men
here and at Pierz have formed union
and will thresb at no 10 yer price
than and cents per bushel. Looks
as if We would have to buy a thresh-
ing rig.
Lueken Bros. made q ID mile TRIP
from here to Buchanan in four hours
last week, which is record time fol
threshing rig.
Peter Billstein is stacking for Jos.
Socher at Pistol Valley.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
TO ENLARGE. QUARTERS
Simonet Furniture q Gar
pet Company Secures
More Room

Toe Simonet Furniture and Carpet
Co.. have. leased the Building IN the
Maurin Block at the corner of Broad
way and First Avenue 8. E., immedi-
ately adjoining their present store
room and will. after certain improve
ments have been completed. material.
ly enlarge their alrf adv large stock of
furniture and carpets and will add q
line Of stoves, ranges, tinware and all
kinds Of house furnishings. The two
store rooms will practic ally be made
into one and. in addition to this, the
firm will also occupy the basement
and second floors of tie building &C.
curieu by them 1T present.
Carpenters are now at work remod
cling and it is safe to predict that
the store will BE- second to none.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07

And that the engineer appointed by the
Board of County Commissioners of said
County to make survey of the route of
said ditch has completed his work and
made due report thereon, and filed the
same in the Office of said County Auditor
and that the Viewers appointed by said
Board of County Com missioners to view
the same have completed their work and
filed their report thereon in the office of
said County Auditor.
And that, therefore, the Board of County
Com missioners of Morrison County, State
of minnesota, vii! hold special meeting
on Monday,the 18th day of September 1905,
at the County Auditors Office in the City
Of Little Falls, in said County, at ! O'clock
Grafton of said petition and of said sur
Xeyors', and viewers report thereon; and
that all persons interested in the con-
pear and be heard by and before said
Board of County Commissioners at said
time for or against the construction of
said ditch.
SEAL WILLIAM A. BUTLER,
County Auditor of Morrison County, Min.
nesota.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
THIRTY PASS EXAMS
Unusually Large Number
of School MarmS" Fail
to Pass

The list of those who were success
full in passing the examinations for
school certificates in the re cent teach
er's examinations held in this city and
Royalton, has been received by Super
intendent Of County Schools Craw
ford Sheldon and shows that but 81
out OF 81 candidate succeeded In s:cur
ing certificates. This is about SO per
cent.
In former years the percentage of
those who received certificates has
been considerably higher, but it is
said that this years examinations
were exceptionally difficult and that
a new provision, requiring applicants
for second, as we'll as for first grade
certificates, to pass an examination
in civics. wrought havoc among the
ranks of the ''school marms,' few
Of whom were proficient in this
branch.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
North Buh

Sept. 3.-Jack Sontag and Gust
Stuckmeyer enjoyed successful
chicken hunt last week. Many others
secured a considerable number of
birds.
Henry Wiring has novel. from Mink
Valley to Pine grove.
Pete Tretter is threshing in Granite
now. Frank Furraan intends to
make good run this fall with his
rig =
Miss Seguty is working at Otto
Boeer's. ! -
Jos. Drummer, Jr.. worked for Pc.
ter Boser during stacking.
Miss Tretter has gone to Morris,
where che is going to visit with her
sister.
Frank Kahler and Peter Leeb have
gone West with number ct the other
men to work in the harvest fields,
ard, incidentally to make their
.spile. - ~.
Mrs. Nick Thieter and George Hoff
man were Granite visitors Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
SOME GOOD SHOOTING
Local Sportsmen Open
Season and Slaughter
Many Chickens.

A large number Ct local people took
advantage Of the opening Of the hunt.
ing season last Saturday to hunt
chickens and ducks and several par.
ties brought in Numerous chickers
while others. less fortunate in their
choice OF hunting grounds, brought
IN a few chickens and still others
brought In punches of feathers to
prove that there we're CHECKERS.
Chas. Sylvester, Jas. Scheik, Jack
Greisch and VIM. Batters made the
recori for this vicinity by bringing
in SO chickens and s. ducks in two
davs.
Chas. and William Young and Jos.
Cnarbonneau came next with a bunch
Of II Of the feathered species and
others kept on down the scale from
48 birds bsgged by Messrs. Burton
aud Kirscher, to that fell prey tc
the gun of P. W. Hayes. However,
bad luck or good, our soostsmen claim
that the shooting this year is by fal
the best in some years.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
MOTLEY INVENTOR WANTS TO
CUT OUT THE ''HELLO
GIRL"

August A. Moneon Of Minneapolis,
formerly of Motley, has tee honor Of
picture and notica Ct an invention
in the St. Paul Dispatch. He has in
vented a simple automatic switch
board and calling device which does
away with the telephone girl. It Is
peculiarly adapted to small villages
which have been unable to put IN a
system because Of the maintenance
expense. By the Monson Invention the
sub:criber can connect his phone
himself with that Of any othe. sub
scriber without fear of being over
heard. b.. .. ......
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
SULLIVAN Lake

Sept. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. P. Adkins
dined at the Midway hotel Monday
last. The proprietor is working with
a threshipg outfit.
Mr.. Christensen and daughter Wis.
tied at the lake Tuesday.
Mrs. p Adkins and daughter Mary,
drove out to the postofice Tuesday
and returning visited friends at the
lake.
Mrs. c. E. Look and children were
lake visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Sims and son Frank, drove
out to NJ. N. Cadwell's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell drove to
Pierz Tuesday returning Thursday.
Miss Mable Sims drove to Vineland
Tuesday.
Mr.. Wermerskirchen took dinner at
NJ. n. Cadwell's Friday.
F. A. johnson came near having q
serious accident while hunting Fri
day. He was carrying his gun WITH
the hammer back ready to ire and
it caught on the brush and fred the
gun.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
AuSLAND

Sept. 4.-Jesse Jones of McGregor,
was here for visit with her brother,
Wm., for few days.
Mrs. Poster returned from Parker
last Saturday, where she had been for
some time for visit with relatives
and friends.
Lillian Austin went to Crow Wing
last Friday on business.
Mrs. Myra Snow came up for q viist
with her son, L. P. Snow, last Satur-
day.
A. A. Alguer went to Crow Wing
last Friday to visit his son Leonard,
for few days.
Our school started Monday, Sept
3rd, with I. J. Bates as teacher
Granma Randall. Annie Bennett
and Rosie Citrowski of Clough came
up last Sunday for visit with L. P.
Shows.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
NORTH Prairie

Sept. I've hear Jack Frost will
soon be visitor.
Farmers are busy cutting corn.
Mat Dawley Of Royalton transacted
business here one day last week.
A young boarder arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Themes
Thursday.
s. P. Brick of Little Falls was a
pleasant caller Thursday
Rev E. J. Steinach of Rices was
the guest of Rev. Gospodar last week.
John Trettle, ST., returned from
the funeral of his son.i law, MIR.
Gloza. who died of paralysis.
Born-Recently to Mr.. and Mrz.
Frank Puchalla, d daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Hienes Of Little Falls
is visiting with her folks.
Chas. Schneider returned from Clo-
quet, MIMI, where he was employed
in q paper mill.
Mrs E. Cassidy and her sister,
Mary Litke, went to- the state fair
Monday morning.
Miss Dora Themes, who has been
visiting in Minneapolis has returned.
Fred Joslin. And. Long and John
Lambert were here Sunday.
E. Cassidy transacted business at
Royalton Saturday.
Mat Adams of Little Falls and Mar.
tina Krystosek of Swan River. were
announced to be married in the near
future.
FREQ Warner of st. Cloud was here
Sunday.
j. Sohauble made trip to Opole
Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
ANOTHER BIG DRIVE
Another Drive to Come
Down i> About a
Month

The St. Cloud Times OF last Frieay
says that B1om Master j. L. Webb,
of the Mississippi and Rum River
Boom company. arrived in the city on
Thursday evening and started to
make ARRANGEMENTS to get big drive
down the river. which is expected to
arrive in st. Cloud about sunday.
There are about Is, 600. 900 feet Of logs
in this drive Mr.. Webb states that
the driving stage of the Mississippi
was very low just previous to the
rains that came short time ago.
Now there ia good stage OF water
and the rlvermen are making good
Roadway again. This rain means mil
lions Of dollars to the Numbering inter-
ests of Minneapolis. It was feared
that bat very few more logs could be
landed in the Twin Cities this fall
and In that case the mills would all
have to close down early. There is
different feeling now, however, AID
it is believed that 1t will be possible
to get logs enough to run the mills for
long time vet.
There will be but one more drive
after this one this fall This drive
will come down in about month or
six weeks. There is to be an effort
made to make this one Of the biggest
of the year. The logs will come down
from the northern country, above the
Pokegama dam.
It is expected there will be at least
125, 900, 900 feet of logs in this last
drive.
1t is thought that the boom company
will have to appeal to the government
for some assistance before this drive
can be brought down. The logs are
all in the small streams and lakes be.
tween the Pokagama and Winnibo.
gosbish dams aud there will be consi
derablo need of water to get them out
The government has often in cases
Of this kind opened up the dams and
let the water come down to h:lp the
lumbermen in a pinch.
Mr. Webb states that the work on
the big government dam on Pine riv-
er north of Brainerd. is progressing
satisfactorily. 1t will take year or
more to finish the dam. however
Mr. Webb states that it is one of
the most gigantic engineering propo-
sitions ever tackled in Northern Min.
uesota. There are about 200 men at
work there. The dam ia located at
the mouth Of Pine river near Cross
lake.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
Huff

Sept. 4-Wm. Strahl made his last
trip to Little Falls with veal calves,
last week, until more grow.
Stacking is about done and in good
condition and corn, cane and potatoes
arc ready to harvest and are fai.
=: Nearly all our men folks are out
West to help the big farmers take care
of their big crop and it makes ue a,
home lonesome, and women much
hard work.
A. G.. Oby took a COW to Little
Falls Thursday for W. s. Gish.
Mrs. ". s. Dish came out from
Ii tie Falls Saturday and returned
Sunday NOR ling. ~. q '---a= ~ .,,-
= School in district IS commenced
Monday the Sd. Miss Jensen of Little
Falls is teacher. We hear the enroll.
mcnt the first day was only six, show.
ing that country schools should not
Commence so early
Miss Julia Oby will teach at, OF
! ear, Berths again the ensuing year.
We have heard the whistle of the
ti'r-sher, but they are not close
enough to US yet 60 that we could
report yield.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
Vim ELAND

Aug. 31.-R. Swedberg visited Cove
Charles Gravel Of Pierz transacted
business at Vineland on Monday
VIM. Anderson left Tuesday with
his team for the Dakota harvest.
henry Daigle expects to leave We'd
nesday for the wheat fields of Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gravel Of Onamia
were visitors at the Delemartre home
on Tuesday.
A party of young ladies from the
Twin Cities are spending few weeks
at Sugarbush Point.
G.. n. Archer and son, who went to
Brainerd about the first of the month,
have not yet returned.
Willard Warren hauled a large load
of -four. ard feed from Brainerd this
week for F. L. Daigle's store.
Henry Dsigle and Rena Alberts were
out on cranberrying expedition this
week with good success.
Levite r. Daigle arrived last Thurs.
day from Bejou, MIMI, and has re-
sumed MANAGEMENT of the F. L. Daigle
store here.
A large number of Indians are
camped near here, gathering the wild
rice The crop Is lookiong fine and
there will be a big yield.
VIM. Delemartre, who has been at
Bejou, MIMI, since May last, re-
turned home this week for a visit to
his family. He will return to Bejou
on Friday.
Miss Sylvia Warren has returned
from Brainerd where she attended the
teachers summer school. She expects
to leave again for Brainerd on We'd
nesday.
Jerry Blodgett, who has been camp.
ing near Wigwam Bay, left this
week. he will 90 to North Dakota
aud later to California for the winter.
He says he will be at the lake sgain
next summer.-CQveP Pioneer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
RICE LAKE

Sept. 3.-Mrs. Nellie Trask of Little
Falls was visiting friends here this
week.
Miss Ella Lamb went to Royslton
Saturday to attend school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love went to
Royalton Saturday.
miss Jennie Isaacson LETT Saturday
for AitkiR where she Will teach
school.
1NMiss Stella Mcleod went to Back
man Sunday to teach school there.
J. c.. Love of Royalton visited here
Saturday aud Sunday,
Gilbert Isaacson visited at A. T.
Lambs Sunday.
A number Of people FROM Little
Falls and Royalton we're at the lake
hunting Saturday and Sunday.
II Mrs, Henry Love was called to the
home Of her son, S. Love, Sunday
evening on account Of the sudden ILL
acs Of their baby.
Mrs. William Bennewitz is on tbs
six list this week and Miss Tillle
?lerr is employed there during her
illness.
Miss Isabel Mcleod IS attending
tool in Royslton.
:: School began Monday with Miss
Wora Geer as teacher
Misses Jennie Issacsou, Ethyl
Lamb, Katie Duer., visited with Ste)-
IA and Isabel Mcleod Thur=day after.
nom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Covill left Mon
DAY for Dakota, where they will be
employed this fall
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Rathbun Of
East Bellevue visited relatives here
Sunday.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lamb went
to Royalton Monday to consult doc
tor about Mrs. Lambs hand, which is
very sore, as she has large boil on
her right hand.
.-..Randolph Trask of Little Falls was
a caller at Thomas Lambs Monday.
J. E. Richie, ca-rier on R. F. D.
8. had a holiday Monday as 1t was
Labor Day.
Johnnie and Billie Lamb were IN
Agram this week stacking on their
farm at that place
Miss Rachel Love is assisting Mrs.
Thomas Lamb this week on account
of Mrs. Lambs sore hand
Henry Love went to Agram Tuesday
to help Billie Lamb stack.
..--Willie Lamb of Little Falls visited
at Rice Lake Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
SOUTH PARKER

Sept. 3.-Tne following from here
were at Little Falls en- Monday
Amos and Alic Oby and Miss Julia
Oby.
The rain of the past week has dam
aged the small grain considerably
where 1t is not all stacke1.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Gish expect to
move to Little Falls soon.
Mrs. Edith Hamlin arrived Tues day
from Montana, to make q visit with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Ireland.
8. n. Stroel and Miss Jessie Mccoy
were business callers at Little Fails
Tuesday.
Harry s. Children and Mrs. 8. NJ.
Graves made flying trip to Swan
vile Tuesday afternoon.
The discovery Of gold near Swanvllle
is causing no end of excitement In
that locality.
Some more of our citizens left for
the West Wednesday. They were
Chas. Eastman and son Earl and Jer-
ONE Snow and also nephew of Mr..
Eastman.
Amos aud Jalia Oby we're callers in
Little Falls last Friday.
Threshine has commenced in this
vicinity. There are several machines
in the neighborhood.
Julia Oby left Friday for Bertha
where she will teach the coming year
Joe Fisher of Todd county and Miss
Bertha Bailey OF Parker we're married
Wednesday, Aug. 80, at the home Of
the brides parents in Parker. Both
the young folks are we'll known IN
this vicinity, and We join their many
friends in wishing them long and
happy life. They will reside on Mr.
Fishers farm near Browerville.
S. N. Storel took load of hay to
Little Falls Saturday.
Mrs. W. S. Gish of Little Falls
drive out to Mr.. Oby's Saturday even
ing and returned Sunday.
A party of hunters from Randall
passed through here Saturday. The
prairie chickens Will suffer now.
VIM. Bailey and family spent Sun
day with friends and relatives in Todd
county. 49, - -1@
Our school teacher arrived Saturday
afternoon and she commenced school
Monday morning.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
ELM DALE

Sept. 4. -Born-To Mr." and Mrs.
W. Meyer, a son.
Charles Myer and Willie Myer have
goue to the North woods to look for q
farm location. They may take tim.
Der claim. ..
Mrs. John Sobieck and children
visited the State Fair. ...'..
The T NO River Hoboes and the Elm
Dale Giants played game of base
ball at Ohottos field Sunday. The
score was 4 to in favor Of the Ho.
boes, who had the advantage of mum
bers, there being 10 of them.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-07
DARLING

Sept. "A big business boom is
fcretold for Darling. A man was here
last week who waited to buy acres
of land, situated on both sides of the
railroad track, on which he pains to
build large factory.
August Blomquist went to Randall
one day last week and when there he
got lost In that thriving village. He
says that there should be a set Of
guide boards put up as other people
besides himself have been lost there.
Miss Minnie Anderson returned
Monday from Minneapolis, where she
visited.
Died-The infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Nelson. The parents
have the sympathy Of their many
friends.
School should have commenced to.
day in District No. 35, but did MT,
as we have not yet secured teacher.
Alfred Fredrickson has gone to Min
neapolis and Chicago on a business
trip.
Aug. Blomq list will leave this week
for the West, who're he goes to work
on threshlng rig.
A. Engstrom writes from North Da-
kota that the weather there is fine and
that threshing is in full blast. The
crops very fine.
A pleasant social was held Aug
ust Anderson place last week.
Monday being a legal holiday, the
rural carrier did not make his rounds.
Misses Stella. Minnie and Emma
Hegg of Parker visited here last Sun.
day.
Threshing has commenced in Darling
and at Grumble Corner this week.
Frank Reodahl. Andrew Hedin,
Chas. E. Anderson and John Thelan-
der are the first men to START their fall
blowing in this section.
Frieda Bsrgs5rom will go % Chicsgo
this week.
The Grass Widows cub will hold q
picnic Sunday at Gold Field farm.
Miss Esther Hanson raised a large
number Of turkeys this year and has
promised to give ten to tie first couple
that gets married here.
Frank Kendall sold some cattle last
week fl r shipment to st. Paul. It is
a sure thing that State Fair visitors
got good beef.
August Lindahl went cut threshing.
Bird Witte has bought new cream
separator.
Emil Olson is breaking some new
land.
Mrs. Ellen Bowman has returned to
Chicago.
For some reason or otter our OAR
ling news did not show up last week
until after the paper hal gone to
press.