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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-24

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For Sale.

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Cane Of w. A. DAVIS Real Estate.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
FAWN LAKE

Jan. Erwin Cowlthorp and his
Sister Grace Of Lyman Prairie vislted
with the families of b. Draper and
VIM Avery last week. .-sss
Frank, the eldest SON Of Mr.. Dan
Coleman, received quite wound on
his wrist Saturday morning. from
being bitten by Mr.. Draper dog.
Mrs. Coleman took Frank to Staples
doctor and had the wound dressed. He.
is now doing nicely. The dog Va
Immediately shot
The Misses Mayme and Delia Bar
thol0mew and Jennie Mcdonnell left
Saturday for Wol7erton, where they.
have been teaching.
Several cf the neighbors got to-
gether Monday and hauled and cut 8
nice pile of wood for Mrs. Coleman.
The roads are drifted badly since
the hard wind Friday. Olive and
Bertha Draper found it out when
they we're coming from Pnilbrook
Friday night after dark.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
BELLE PRAIRIE

Jan. 10.-Anton Swanson of Freed
hem was around here with his gaso.
line wood saw and several took I'D
vantage of the opportunity to have .
supply OF wood sawed up.
Geo. 9aboury has sold his fine work
team to Mr.. Dunning Of Fl. Ripley.
Mr.. ind Mrs. Victor Jewett have
returned to Brainerd after q pleasant
visit with friends and relatives. They
came down to attend the family re-
union at the home of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mayhem.
Miss Hulda Olson of Little Falls is
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goblenx visited
with Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter Olson Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Labrie of
Minneapolis have returned home after
visit with friends and relatives.
Amede Doucette has opended up q
general merchandise store at TOPEKA.
This is good location, among pros
porous farmers who will find it very
convenient to have store go neaz.
Nj Doucette il we'll known and ls Q
man deserving of god trade.
Lyman Aver has gone to the north
ern part Of the state on q cruising
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Heroux visited
several days with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dugas.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
AUSLAND

Jan. 9.-The severe SNOW storm last
Friday made the roads in this locality
almost impossible TO travel over.
Mrs. Somebody seems to be verv
busy nowadays to run around with
tales. -
Peter Prescott was in Pillaeer Sat-
urday..
MIR 2. John Sumner, who has bee n
visiting here, returned to her home
Saturday. z.. - .
=. J. Page was in riilager Monday.
Tegner knudson was in Ft. Riplev
Tuesdav.
= Elsie Pspphone Of Rosing was here
Jerry De1csier. who has been sick
for some time, is able to be around
People in this vicinity have verv
hard times to get their hay off tie
meadows as the meadows are not froze
John Knudson,.. ::who has been e,cl.
il able.to be about again.
Our mail carrier had q veYv hard
time 70 get here Saturday.
Miss. Prescott returned to school At
Pillsger Saturday. She has been Al
home for the holidays.
The pleasure for the young neonIe
In this vicinity seems to Be father
aim this winter as most Of the yonna
men have gone to the woods. The 81.
M. Will Get some benefit. 1ss IS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
RAMEY

Jsn. 10.-Foley visitors for the
week are Jos. Grippe, Perry Wagner,
VIM. Snavley, Ira Mansfield. Ralph
and Arthur Cnase, Florence Martin
and Grace Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mann gave the
young folks party New Years
night, and all enjoyed a pleasant
time.
4. T. McKiboen made fly ing trip
to Foley TUE sday, distance about forty
miles, time about seven hours. Get
ting pretty fast, Mac. -
Peter McKibben took load Of wood
to Foley Friday for F. Hubener.
Geo. and Sidney OgR, who are
working in Ronpeby, spent Sunday at
home.
Myrtle Stanafer and Mrs. Lambert
visited Cordelia Ogg Sunday.
The Danksrd church received sever
al new members Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mansfield, Ira
Manslield and Florence Martin visited
ct 81. Chase's Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
North Parker

Jan. &c. d. Slenor has returned
from Washington, where be went last
June.
Gust Oouthoudt is very sick.
Earl Fesler hauled load of wood
TO the Brickyards Monday.
John Burr was in Cushing Friday
Geo. Brewer is visiting his old
home in Stearns county.
Will Spike was In Cushing.
A number of the young folks met at
the home Of John Sullivans Friday
and spent q pleasant evening.
Will Winn came over from TT. Rip
ley and Brought E. Nutter home after
q few days visit here.
Dick Garrison was in Randall
Monday.
Frank Bennett is working at Nc
Coy's saw mill.
Miss Nellie Sullivan returned Satur-
day morning to Rucker. Mimi. to
finish her term of school.
School commenced in Dist. 80 Mon
day.
Remember the literary tonight.
Jake and Jim Keller are cutting
wood for Sam Shutter.
Mrs. Fesler visited at w. Nutter's
Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
BRICkYARD

Jan. 8. Miss Gersie Taylor re-
turned from Aitkin Sunday. - -
Mrs Dewey Of Little Falls spent
Thursday, Friday and Saturday with
Mrs. =. Manbeck
Mrs. Eckstrom. Mrs. Dewey of
Little Falls>and Mrs. Manbeck visited
with Mrs John Stevens Friday.
Everett Savage took Mics HERNIA
Beatty to her school at Belle Prairie
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Taylor returned to her
school at Elm Dale Sunday, accom-
panied her sister Minnie, who will
spend q week with her.
Miss Linnie Beatty returned to her
school at Melrose Saturday.
Misses HERNIA and Linpie Beatty re-
turned from SwanviIle Thursday.
Miss Fannie Barner of Little Falls
is visiting with Mrs. Clara Muncv.
Albert Wright is sick. -
G. T. Smith has a new cutter.
Mrs. o. T. Taller visited Mrs,
Birch Saturday.
tended the play given by the NJ. y.
A. Thursday nj eht.
Herbert Muncy was called to Roy
o4IoA AAuos W oOOOuut VI DIS LrOGQ.
ers sickn ese.
Albert Longfellow purchased new
horse.
Some Of our mail carriers are par.
ticularly buey delivering these days,
even on Sunday.
Rev. Stockland preached a very in
teresting New Year sermon at the
New Assembly Sunday.
The Sunday school officers for the
year were elected Sunday. ,
The Pleasure Seekers society now
has enough money to purchase new
organ for the New Assembly.
T. Birch went to the woods Tues
day.
Nels Olson has new cutter.
Glen and Everett Chambers have
be en- sick the past week.
Mrs. Birch. Mrs. Manbeck and
daughter, Mrs. Muncy, Mrs. Scott and
daughter Violet visited with Mrs.
Lille Chambers Tuesday.
Claude Chambers came home sick
Tuesday from Akeley.
Annual report of the secretary for
the year 1905:
Number Sundays in year 5S
Number of sessions held so
Smallest attendance %
Largest attendance IS
Average daily attendance AZ
Total attendance 2,486
Smallest collection 81
Largest 0.O4
Average collections 20
Total 1913
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
PLATTE

Jan. 1O.-5ome boys and girls went
ont riding With IN OF team and they
thought they had bad accident, but
it did not sound like it when the
whole push came out of the suow.
John Kosobuski's leg couldn't stand
TO see his body hurt so he ran all he
was good for to catch the oxen. John
K. was the first one Of the wreck one.
Now We do not know just how it hap
pened. Some say one of the stakes
fell out at one end of the sled and the
plank that was on tho side fell off.
The oxen did not want to stop and it
FIRST swept John Z. into the snow
and be called "Ho-' for the oxen to
stop, but the wild beasts wonld not
stop or probably made mistake, and
so they started of on a gallop aud
swept Bessie E.. the poor girl, right
in the snow and then plank hit
Anuie e. on the top of the head and
the poor girl thought she had her head
smashed But then you ought to have
seen John K. stretch his long legs af-
ter the oxen. He ran so fast that his
fur coat nearly lost him, but he got
the team just the same. Now boys
and girls, how would you have liked
to been on that sled that was pulled
by one spotted OK and the other red.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kosobuski were in
Little Falls Thursday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Roch Ma
lack. = child which died after % hours
Of life. and was buried on Tuesday.
Some Of our teamsters that are haul
inc ties to Topeka are taking So ties
to load.
John Welinski Wa here Tuesday af-
ter = load Of lumber from Elm Dale.
Cane B!ncsik 10 down from West
Superior for Z week q visit. 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
GILBERT

Jan 6-.Mrs. Chas. Hedlund re-.
turned from Wasecs, where she went
to see sick sister, who, she reports,
is very low.
Chee. Hed'und:=: was at the Fort
Charles Bro6 as;f; left for the woods
last Wednesday.
August BerRlund sold horse to
Arthur Magnan for $11O and a COW to
Emil Busse. Mr.. Berglund has also
purchased for his. own use q fine trot-
ting mare for 300.
Emil Busse is max ing a1rapgeme nts
with the managers of the Brainerd
telephone system whereby We could
make connections with that place
without going via f. Ripley. Mr..
Buses plan is to get all the parties
interested along the line from here to
Brainerd, and have switch placed in
me house where connections could
be made with our line here. As tele-
phones are becoming q necessity to
the modern farmer We believe the
above mentioned gentleman ought not
to meet with any opposition. Mr..
Busee was in Brainerd Saturday in
the interest of this.
A whole lot of our farmers were At
Brainerd Saturday with pork, and
they were such as Chaa Hedlnnd
G. b. Petersen, FERDINAND Eul and
some others that escaped our notice,
but they were there just the same.
Lars Olson has installed his new
phone and is well pleased with 1t.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
SvvANYILLE

Jan. 1O.-John Stroman tranaantad
business ut Flensburg.
Miss Carrie Felbaum returned to
Fargo Tuesday after q two weoks
visit here.
Mrs. Joe Carson returned Tuesday
after an extended visit with relatives
at Ross, N. D. 81.
Herbert Sullivan came home from
Glenwood Monday to spend 3 few
days.
Our schools opened Tuesday after a
two weeks vacation. The teachers.
Misses Webb and McElroy returned
from St. Cloud Monday also Mrs. viii
kle from Marble Rock. Ia, where
they spent their vacations.
Microbes. Malt and Men, ia the
title of q lecture that Rev. Washing.
ton will give in the Conversational
church Sunday evening. Jan. 18th.
A sleigh ride party consisting of
Mesdames Flood, McRse, Cunning
ham, Champlain, Stith, Cox. Philes.
Wilkie, Alshire, Sullivan, Pillen ana
Mis-: es Margaret Webb, Olga Stems,
Rice, Prof. Wilkle, Chas. E. Stith
and Clearance Alshire drove to Bur-
trum Tuesday evening ard spent the
O'S1Ao6 VAN AsOV. Vdeu1uKVOu anu
family. Many gifts and donations
were made the minister.
The people of our town were
aroused Sunday morning at O'Clock
by the ringing of the fire bell and on
investigation the meat market was
found to be on fire and the fire mad
such start that by the time the de.
partment responded the building was
wrapped In flames and soon burned
down. Drellock q Drellock owned the
binding and contents y ere insur edfor
$1,000. They will rebuild.
Misses Linnie and HERNIA Beatty of
the Brickyards were the guests of
Mrs. Vanzile last week.
A large number from here attended
hte funeral Of Mae Barber at Pills
bury Saturday.
Chas. Stith was in Little Falls Fri
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
LEY

Jan. 0.-Ar. and MIe. CAssetto OF
sc. Matthias visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
lore Brule Wednesday.
David GabouEy Jr., sold . three
year old colt to Mr.. and Mrs. Cassette
of st. Matthias Thureday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cassette of st.
Matthias visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
David Gaboury Jr. Thursday.
John Odetts is bcilding q new barn.
David 6aboury Jr had bad luck
Thursday. One of his two. year -old
heifers fell into a manger and was
choked to death.
Adlor Brule and his son Wilfred
called on David Gboury Jr. Thursdy.
Those who went to Little Falls Fri
day were: Peter Gaboury, Mr.. Sund-
wick, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Gravel Jr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gravel Sr.
Five loads of ties from Platte town
went past here Friday en- route for
Topeka.
David Gaboury Jr. drove to Little
Falls Saturday.
Sever Guilmette OF Dagget Brook
stopped for dinner at David Gaboury.
He was taking a load of household
goods to Little Falls where he will
make his future hume.
Mr.. and Mrs David Gaboury Jr..
visited at Mr.. and Mrs Joe Guilmette
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrp. Erick Pojsant visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Guilmette Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adore Brule called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Poisant Satur.
day evening.
Henry Gaboury drove to Little Falls
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Napoleon Janets Wis.,
tied at Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter (3ab0ury
Saturday and Sunday.
John Odette and Genore PelKy drove
to Magnan's saw mill at Platte town
Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
SWAN RIVER.

Jan. o.-Many from mere attended
the dance in the Elm Dale hall New
Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gregersen and
daughter Lena attended the aid So
ciety Wednesday which took place at
j j. Jacobson $.
Miss Esther Peterson visited with
Miss Emma Jacobson of Elm Dale
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Peter J. Gregersen purchased a pair
of oxen from Joe Manka.
The school in District 9 started
Monday after a two weeks vacation.
Miss Edna Taylor returned from
Pierz Saturday.
The masquerade ball in the Elm
Dale hall was we'll attended aud a
large supper was served at Mrs. o.
some. A good time is reported by
all.
Among those that went to Little
Falls Saturday we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul 6allus. James Hanson, Christ
Peterson and son Markus and Anton
Gregersen.
The snow has put the roads in q
quite good condition now.
Mrs. Caroline Larsen and MIR. Peter
G1egersen called on Mr.. Hans Hanson
Monday.
The dance in the Mrozik hall Mon.
day was we'll attended and h good
time was had.
Hans Gregersen is rafting his fiddle.
10 cents ticket.
Walter Vlcborick is employed ct
Peter J.Gregereen's this week.
News was received that Miss Amelia
Larsen has reached San Francisco.
The storm Friday made a great deal
of trouble to the mail carriers. They
were kept warm by keeping the cut.
ter right side up.
Paul stanik is rafting his grapha-
phone.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
r. F. D. NO. 3.

Jan. l0.-Walter Gosiak attended
the wedding at Roshinski g Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krosto sik drove to
Little Falls Tuesday.
Blais Socher drove to Little Falls
Saturday on business.
Mike Janusewski took load Of
wood to Little Falls Wednesday.
The dance at Mrozik's hall was not
we'll attended. Too many crazy spor is
from Little Falls
Ignatz Kanskie left for the woods
last week. We were sorry to see him
leave
Mrs. Mike Ledo of North Prairie
pas SEQ through here Saturday.
Mr.. Kanaskie visited at Mr.. Co.
siak S Tuesday.
Mat Hovienatz was up from the
Twin Cities and visited friends and
relatives.
Miss Victoria Jelenski visited
friends in Little Falls Friday and Sat
urday. $685..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rudolph visited
friends in Swan River.
A large crowd from here attended
the dance at Ledoux Monday and all
report q good time.
Miss Mary Januzeskie ard Anna
Medved visited at George Pierzina's
Monday and Tuesday.
John Wojdula is hauling wood from
Mr.. Roshinski's.
Philip Leslie returned home from
Duluth last Saturday where he has
been employed the last year.
IT, Anton Janusewski was IN Little
Fails Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Kanaskie drove to Lit.
tie Falls Friday.
Tom Puohslla sold his horse and
cutter to Mr. Johnson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
Pike Greek

Jan. 10.-Joe Borash was hauling
wood for Mrs Kuklinski Wednesday.
Ignatz Walkowhiak, who Ia en-.
ployed on A. B. Davidson's farm, ia
spending a few days visiting with bis
parents.
A number of our young people at
tended the dance given BY George
Otrowski.
Among those at the count, seat
saturday were Joe and Vinoient
Dorod, Jacob Posch, John Drellock,
John Tuzinski and Math RinRwelski.
Alex Knopik and family Of Little
Falls were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Wilcxek Monday.
One OF our Swan River farmers,
while returning iE an intoxicated
condition, collided with John Glubka's
bay, injuring the horse to such an e.
tent that Mr.. Glubks may loose the
horse.
John Tuzinski and son Stephen were
hauling wood for r. A. Resohke
Wednesday.
There was surprise party at Paul
Richter's. All report good time.
Joe T0Zinski has been doing black
smith work for Frank Bukows ski.
ROOMS for rent IN the vasalv
block.
Stephen G. Vasalv
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
AGRAM

Jan. l0-Theodore stumpf lost a
valuable horse.
Frank Boehm accompanied by his
friend, Peter Billig, left for the woods
last week. t;Gl
Nick Coenen of Pierz visited
friends here lest week.
The young people from here who
attended the dance In Buckman re-.
port good time.
Most of the farmers aronnd here
attended the meeting Of the Farmers
Exchange in Little Falls Tuesday.
Frank Randall was In Buckman
Wednesday.
School commenced Tuesday after .
weeks vacation.
Somebody helped themselves to
about 40 bushels Of wheat out of An
ton Hesoh's granary.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
FAWN

January 9:-Among those who were
in Little Falls Thursday were Nick
Knks, Simon Sobieck, j. r. O'Don-
nell, Gust Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Baumgart and Thos. Garrels.
Frank Rosa got stuck in snow
drift going to Little Falls Thursday.
Miss Mary Baumgart returned home
from Colorado Springs, Colo, Thurs
day for visit
Lewis Carlson Is hauling lumber for
the new school house in district 50.
Mary and Mrs. Baumgart, Peter
and Frank Rosa and Henry Spancer
attended the dance at Swan River.
All report q good time.
John and Joe SAVER and John
Chiceon left for Watab, where they
will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown were st
the party at B. Baumgart's Sunday.
e. A. Sutll6 left for Warroad,
Num-, Thursday.
The Daby daughter of Jack O'Don-
nell. but few weeks old, died Of
whooping cough Tue:dsy mornins.
The other two children are also u
with the disease.
MONEY to loan on farms.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
SULLIVAN Lake

Jan. 8.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. N. Cad
we'll entertained on New Years day.
Those present were: Mrs.. L. p. Ford
and daughter Miss Ida, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. S.Look. Mr.. and Mre. G. E. Look
ard family, Mr.. F. A. johnson and A.
W. Cook. Covers were laid for four.
teen, the table groaned with its
weight Of good things, after dinner
games were played and several pieces
of instrumental music rendered ty
Guy Caldwell. All enjoyed themselves
and wishing their host and hostess g
happy New Year were taken home in
the double sleigh. All enjoyed the
ride home.
Mr.. and Mr.. Caldwell are genial ola
time people ana you can be sure of q
good time and good treatment at
their home.
Thos. Section of Willmar will con-
duct services at the School house
Wednesday evening Jan. "a All turn
out and have a good old time meet
ing.
Messers Arthur and Guy Caldwell,
T. s. and c.. E. Look are putting up
ice.
''Oh yes we have washed. but there
are others thatit would take more than
Mississippi river water to take out the
staiD.''
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Lynn and daugh-
ter Miss Dorothy called at M. N. Cad
wells New Year day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Caldwell went
to the Falls the 8tb.
We :eceived copy Ct the Hopkins
News clean spicy little sheet, thanks
for the same.
Raymond Sims has gone to Cass
Lake to work.