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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18
Production of Silver.

The production Of silver in the
United States has not varied rad.
ically since 1899, and we arrive at our
Judgment of q radical variation by
comparison with the change in the
output Of gold, which has indeed been
radical. says the Black Hills Mining
Review. There was difference of
100000 ounces, approximately 2S
per cent, between the low production
of 1894 and the high of 1893, while
there has been no new extreme with
In IL years. The annual output of
gold has considerably more than
doubled within that time. The vari-
alton In the worlds silver production
during the Is year period has been
less than that of the United States,
the high extreme of 1898 exceeding
the low of 1891 by about 26 per cent
The worlds annual production of gold
has, On the other hand, been going
steadily forward, except for the inter-
ruptson by the Boer war, practically
trebling since 1891. The United
States has bought no silver in 10
years. The last purchases were I'M
der the act of 1890, by which in ex-
cess of 168,OCO,0O0 ounces were &C
quired. During the 20 years follow.
ing 1873 the government purchased
almost 5e0.000,000 ounces. or at the
average rate Of about $4,000, 900
ounces per year.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18
Roads Are Fined Biz Sum.

Washington.-lt has been officially
announced that since January a total
of $2S3,O73 has been collected by the
government from railroads granting
rebates or conspiriAg to give rebates,
this being exclusive of the money col.
lected for violations of the safety ap.
pliance law. Over 200 OF the latter
cases were filed and in most of them
the railroads went into court and con.
fessed judgment.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

PERFECT DRAINAGE FOR DUBLIN.

Alderman Kelley, leader of the ex.
IRENE nationalist party in the corpora.
ton, cut the flag down and threw it
into the river. At the luncheon follow.
ing the ceremony Kelley objected to
the toast to the king and left the
marquee with his friends.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18
To Save Lives Of Infants.

The empress of Germany has con-
tributed a large sum of money to aid
in the formation of an institution to be
devoted to the saving of infant life,
the mortality of infants in Germany
being surpassed in Europe only by
that of Austria and Russia.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

The Alliance Tsraelite university has
placed five Bialystok orphans in tho
Ahlem agricultural school, and has
as a first installment applied the sum
OF 10000 marks for their maintenance
and education
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

A veteran student of phonetics says
the sound of is obtained In 10 ways
and that the rs letters of the alphabet
may be used to represent 65S different
sounds. In the language of the poet
Gray, Enough: Where ignorance is
bliss tbs folly to be WISE"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

A Louisville police Judge decides
that Sunday theatricals are works of
necessity. In one way he is right
You don't catch an actor working at 1t
twice day for seven daFa week
uuiess ne In compelled to.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18
WHO SHE WAS
SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF LYDIA E. PINKHAM
And a True Story of How the Vegetable Compound
Had Its Birth and How the "Panic of '73" Caused
it to be Offered for Public Sale i'm Drug Stores

This remarkable woman, whose
maiden name was Estes, was born in
Lynn, Mass, February 9th, 1919, COM
ing from a good old Quaker family.
For some years she taught school, and
became known as woman of an alert
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

There is an altar society in Brook
Ign composed of eight policemen. The
members contribute certain amount
every month which pays for lights and
flowers on an altar Of perpetual adora.
ton.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES produce
the bright fst and fastest colors with less
work and no muss.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

When bachelor wants to make a
married man angry, all he has to do
Is whistle the wedding march.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

Hurt, Bruise or Sprain
st. Jacobs Oil relieves from pain.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

Smokers appreciate the quality value Of
Lewis Single Binder cigar. Your dealer
Or Lewis Factory, Peoria, III.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

People with real troubles never ad
vertise them.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

There was time when the obese
woman was the light OF other days,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

paa 5foIerne men pa ole ggDelIll44
offerIige 8pgni11ger. Gorbinoeli
bermeo tan oct 11np,les, at pna Gin
coins BpoieIs6ag i Ma1oags, Der op{
e Ell rational @ellig6ag, bar Sci
lite Stag pua Contributes Gaarrl
lite foroi man babe CLIENT at Bciil
BET, men for0i Glaglinen CT raobne1
ober, iaa Der ilet life fan fomme STAG
! 9op, fsr Ell nlp Cine er lat ino. Den
5lags cling f11nbe iitfert rnbgoaes
beb libt 8anpaslenbeo.
8aber Moroet. Carl M,,g,rit ,pb1,-
ion, Der blep anbol0t paa ct al 5lan=
oenS 5fbe / Gbnrleston, g. g., /
Sarllar UNDER Wistanfe for at bape
forgbet Moroet paa @oteleier Bober
Der / 8pen oen %. December,N og JON
bar 1i66et | Bolitiarrelten fioerl bntl
! Sanl1ar blep bragt tilbage fra
5ortb @arolina, er MI blebe11 Ies=
la6t, i0et Holiti6ommer 6. g. Gmitb
life bar funoet tilitrpffelig ltnrfe
8eDiier moo bnm til at bol6e banl
arreiteret. S 8irfeligbeoen CT oct
lpffeoes Sobnlon at bepiie, at bon
life fan bore ben 5fpl0ige. Otter
2eslaoellen er Ser opltooet Epipl
ON, bborpiot Sobnlon fun forores
n%0leperet til Observation-Disclosures
lon 3eiertpr, og boen1 Ser 1fal be-
tale bans &ejie tilbage til set Gfib,
bon bar aniot pao. ct Telegram er
lenot fra oct berb9ren0e 9perpnings=
bureol til 6laa6eminiiteren for at
foa Sagen ofgjort.
r9en nOrife bramatiifc SCREENING"
er, fra oen l.. Jebruar at rcgnc,
trao0t ino i ct npt 5por, ioct SEN bar
optaget Ell Gel l1ngc Gol1lfe lpnl
Meolenuner oa lumtioig %foron0ret
Nannet til Sen nor f=omnlfc orolllo=
tilfe Screening. Joreningcn CT foo
IeoeS eli bel Del ltgrrc, elio fprlt
poatrnft, og fun altloa artejbe mes
lterrc @elb, boaOe funit11crilf og &e.
tnlllUrt let; % Sorm1bringen fon
flln DilIes me0 @lrDe buooc al Mfe0=
.lerr1uernc % ltoenforltoacnoe. -.
NoromGno % 9nuife Dor 10 oc5=
pRrre bibtil fife orbei0et lDnocrlia /
6%rllesifab, % set ct at boobe, at
T%prenillgen n1an fur,c lomle ct fort
% i1teresleret n%orlf=oan1f Yublitlun
ue6 oeres 6oreltilli1tgcr. = 5ioltc
GorSoog afbol0tes ct ltort Mp6e pua
Dulles @otel, bpor 6oreningens 60
fole biz blipc for 6relntioen> og en-
,1p 9eltprelle palgtcS.
Com Jormolt0 pulgte5 Str. Spren
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

Maior g Maitermorl 81
slar ga1nmel, Der bar mes 13. Min-
.nciota i Ebilippinerne, CT .afgaoet,
peo Dpoen ! fiji @ro0ers SO. 6. Ma=
ltermanns @iem 5tillnater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

r9ct flager -. Mloerman 8il=
:belm 8etterien bar fremlagt ct Gor=
ilag / Bnraaoet ON, at bet ifaI' be
itenlmes peb Ordinance, at NationaI-
flaget ifnl bellies bier Dag life Blot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16


9affR norif om gife ornla,lo Mr.
Oscar @inoiing, banif, on ausiersr
Mr, Otto Relien, no1rif % om Set
retGr D1r. Mlbert gbriltenien oanit,
% enopioere palgtes Mrg. Sophie
Sllie iom S11ltrllftrice og Mr. S.
Bicf Tom Wuiifleoer.
Iors6ng SEN %. 6ebrl1ar opfgres
paa Dania Sail Soltrlrps fornpielige
% napnlig blarot Ganife, pelfjen0tc
Sangipil: r@ienboer1e";; Der er
blepen lagt operor0c1ttig nlegcn
8ngt paa Ell grllnoig Snbitllosring
al Stpffet, og ertbper anbefales at
mp6e op % tilbringe Ell forneielig
og bpggelig Mften neo at operpnre
Sordtillingen. - Sorenilrgen bill Ina
blot m1ltgt life opfgre noget 5tpffe
paa eli 9proag % baaber 0erpeo
nabnlig at pinoe Silifuere bla,1ot Sc
mer oo1neoe Morlfe og 9unife fer i
8Det. I'm Den %. Gebruar opfgres
Set iamme 6tpffe / ct. SAUL paa
Mo5art Soil.
6rem6eles bnr Soreningm be-
gpn0t Sl1oit11oeringen al set mere
moocrne Stpffc: u@eoltnnobers
Gut" al &rUmmer, og 'ben far en6og
Hluner oppc ONT at lo0e Sperjfou %
Mrncl en:: bcrpnltc nGapricinlo" goa
ODER Yrrobcrne, men for at ct iou
nonlfeliAt og foltburt l%loltDrsitpffc
fo1 pp1pres ruoa Iorcningen fprlt
% Irctnnelt babe &uhlif1uns 1t06elte
SDmpotbi, og 81 / nopnlig 8roo Sen
le6re &losles.
Gt fan ga fun onbef ole 5ugel,
paa Set parn1eite til @labets 2nl ere;
oel1 fortie1er 5tptte og fa1t 'b9re til
ltor @lroe og J%ornpjelIe baaoe for
DC ltll0e 0illetanter ug for Gillfuerue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

RrigeRii,o gietioeas eouo ioet "a,
~ begD1loe sen HGfffe aRgoer 1i
Giltrift, oer betrngtes jom Nerfing
aite Borg. Set q cno1nu llliffert
on ber pil meIoe iig cit treble 9a,ioiI
oat.
Bseter 2linoarcn, Ell ing Mano.
bpis 6jem ct MGrbeoer al 9trat.
foro, Bebiter Gitp ggnell fierte
forIeoen fit 6orlopeoe, WiIs 8ar-
q,lilt, biem fra ct sclifab til benoes
Gaoers Bar1n. "a Sc ,1aneoe berne.
piloe 2un6gren aaa ino for at barme
fig, inoen bm fiigrte bii6ere, men metz
op ION bon gif inb as Deren, folot
ian omf1lb for fin 6orlopeoes $50
ser og 6g0e paa Ste6et.
s ,2egtslatnren CT Der IiDIte
llge at 8epr9ientant Greene inb-
bragt ct 6orfIag on Ell rabifal 0m-
lrgning at &pngres6iitrifterne Sen
gaar no paa iaa nnr Tom m1ligt at
gibe bpert al DC II Diftrifter en- 8e-
folfning al 100000 Sn6bpggere,
Sen politiffe 5or6eling bill peo ser
fprellaoe6e 2op lite blipe foranorct
~ So>pa bil6e rnsh2r oen lom biotil
iau en- 1roel,1ffeu0e republican, Sic
trGfentation / @ongres{en.
S Cedar Mapios CT ser i Sc ]io-
ite Metter optroa6t eli fpinoelig
rSSacf tie @ugger", lon opcriolocr
eniomn1e Manofolf, Der ONT Nutten
frroeS pau @a6e,,, % trptfer Dem
til fit @iprte, b%porefter bun forlpin~
Ser M6rtet. Sum liges at bore
elegant flGot % gipr / Set belle Sub
trpf at at bore cit %biiti11gperct Ser
~lpnligbc6, men ben6es Molpns 6fipn-
be0 bar et10m ingcn Jet, So bun Boz
rcr ct tnt. SIR. @jennem]uitlig
fon1mer tre til fire Mrno nnacr benz
oes @ehonoling bper Scot; 0no-
ifubSf11l6e Sunger taoltoor, at Sc
Gebor &apios ,1,,ge Mrnb / Sen ie-
mere Sis opbolocr Jig megct poa 60
ocr,1e efter M6rfetS Iren,bruo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
6siaa ct gnfe.

Soban: umooer, leg, bil6e pnife,
leg bar @nnb!"
Mo6eren: r&borfor set? Du er
ltarfere END bar, 0u bar mere 2ege-
tei og flere 2ommepenge".
Soban: $50, oct fan NOT bore;
men &n1o fan roffe me6 9rene."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
n1innefota.

SE4HTNkE$E fAG3IE&r E1~Et
,s7T T---*----
~ Maior S s. Maitermar, 81
slar gamn1el, Der bar mes Is. Min.
sreiota / Ebilippinerne, CT ,afgaaet
peo Dpben ! fiji gro0ers, Sc. 6. Ma=
itermanng @iemi StilImater.
Gen Mar. M~atttfel{en 0rIeons
tilbgrenoe itore @prnelepator er neo=
brenot til @runoen, % 1000 Buff
els $pebe liant en6el &erfrg bIep
eoelagt foru0en 8pgningerne. Disie
bar a%sfurere6e, @ornet berimoo life.
~ Gpnmerban6der s. ST.. Smitb i
Minneapolis bar paanp ienot en-
eject for $500 til officiating al
@iel6en paa BET nDe M1,oitorium
peo @uitop &oolpb College i ct.
Beter. Mr. Smitb far M betalt
ialt $1,000 til bette Tormaal og bar
teenet fig for ialt $1,000 eller for /
Collar f9r bper 5 Collars, Ser bleb
iamlet paa anben Mua6e. @pgnin-
gen foiteoe $4,000.
- Martin 8recfen, en- Crop
per-, Ser boe6e bco Boulder 2ofe i
Merbeoen .nf D1,ll,tfL CT on1fp,nnct
paa en- bibtil life opflaret Moabe, og
bans Sig er f1n6et / Nprbeoen af.1
fans &iem al en- Spmnerbugger,
&anien, ser boeoe boS bonn. 9rect-
en- gift forrige 5pn0og til 91lll1tb for
at be,,te &oit> men pen6te life tilba-
sc, og set bite Jig 81, at ban life
babbe pGret / 91,lutb. Ga @onlcn
ian6t bans Sig, turbe ban fife rprc
set, men reiite til 0lrll,tb % n1elote
Sugen til Mutboriteterne. 0recfen
uor ugift.
S Manfato bapoe TO apmpag-
nier lifret Zig 6rancbiler for Mnl9y
al 9porpeislinier, og begge apn1pag=
niers 6rancbiier uoleb itoitc llge.
Sc bobbe Itillet Bombs for Mnlag-
gets @iennemf6rel1e, men 8proaoet
oil life forlarrge 6isie Bombs betolt,
"a 8onrpagniernc bar lat belle ben
&apttal, Der bar tnoif1tbt til / Gpr-
lpg pnn at gjennemfere Sagen. Set
ct mltligt, at Be to &ompagnier bil
llaa fig ian1men for at fao Gntrepri=
icl1 gjennemfdr, nten ollie, iom /
Jrmti0en oil prppe 2pffm me0 Ell
5%?ospei Der / 8Den, pill blipe offrG-
ucbe Ell lterre, .fo1,tunt 3aution.
SEQ Spring Sslano, / NGrbc=
Sen al Manfato, gaor ser / oenne
2ib ubpegelige aing / 5pong, ser
af mango lattes / spegelie &lasien.
Ger bar bit fig ct ret uforflarIigt
2Dsidnomen oDer 2aplanbet ! Smeg-
zen al Sboernafer 6armen, % 6&
bar bGret paa 5pil i flere Mffener.
Ser CT 5 2ps, Ser bolber lammen
% bar forfeit @ollerne I%oaleoes, at
| imaa 2ps bolber Jig foropen. me-
oens ct enfelt al itsrre Dimeniioner
bol0er Jig for1e0cu. timber iaaoanne
1orbolo er oct forflarligt, at Golf
belit boIoer Jig inoen Ogre, n1e1, for.
leoen Mften bar ser Selifab pao ell
Jarm / @gnen, og Der font Ga &cret-
ring ON, at 2piet bar pao Spil. 6.
Mntal bebiGrtc6e WGno bcgao fla.
paa Sogt efter set, men "a Sc nur=
nre0e fig Set, ipang oct fig op til Ell
@pioe al ca. 50 500 % blep bGngcn-
Sc ser. Set er rin1eligt, at li1t bars
ler onbe Sing, Ser CT / Mnmorjcb.
-~-
~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

9pr / Tare. arf- 5nperinte1tbent
8irtb, Der nplig bar opertaget @til<
lingeu, olngaaes meb ret omfatte116e
&laner til Set Brug, Ser for Grem=
tioen ifal gipres al 8orfcrne. gu
rene / Minnebaba 8arf er bam Ell
Sorn / Riet, % ban pnlfer at fao
Dem iolgt og Ecngene anpcnot til
anbre Sing. Det pil0e otter Dor Me-
ming bore Spn6 ON Den lille 5oolos
giife &nbe, ltbetpoelig lom ben / og
for Jig er, if1,loe aflfaffes. 8grnenc
bar life iaa liot 6orneielie al @jpr=
ne og Mbefatte. Seller trocr hi, at
Ser bur6e ifaffes liot ltgrre l1bDolg al
0prearter, It'll @le6e og @elnring".
9erimob ct set iiffert en- brilliant
Soc, naor Superintendent bil TO-
pc in0rettet 2egepla0Ier for Bern /
forifiellige Starter, iaa Sc life bebp=
- 80
Der at reiifere 2ip og 2e,nmcr pco at
tumle fig paa @aoerne. Set biloe
bore en- go6 @rltatning for Set gam:
lie burea1,fratiife racep off tic
@rais", lom foreprig MI life efsilte-
rer mer.
Sborbaloien 2oge go. 45, 3. 9.
e., CT allerebe traplt beifiGftiget meb
6orbereoelierne til 5tifteliesfeten 8.
z. Mpril, og efter alt at bbmme bill
set blipe en- 6eitligbeo, iom man oil
n1in6es lGnge. 8roberiamfunoets
Minneapolisloge ct Ell Iipsfraftie
S%n1titution, Ser arbeiber alporligt
pna lin imuffe Opgape, % De at ben
arrangere0e Jeitligbe6er er altib bel
lpffeoe, bbab Der 10 / bpi @rao FL
bruger til bens Bopularitet. Mrran=
gementsfomit6en beltanr al 6. $.
Game, 6orma,16, g. 30. Mielien,
S. g. &eterien % 8. 90. Miffelim.
r9et Haser -. alderman @il=
belm &etterien bar fremIagt ct Gor=
flag / Bpraaoet ON, at bet ffaI be
itenmes peo 0roinn,,ce, at NationaI=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

Gen Mr. Matfelien 0rleons
tilbgrenoe itore @ornelepator er neo=
.brenot til @runoen, % 1000 Buff
els &peoe FAINT enoel &erfrs bIep
eoelagt foruoen 8pgningerne. Disie
bar ~asfurereoe, @ornet berin1oo life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

mango aor ttlbn9e, od bioSpar oe,iF
soeitligite sta aigeiom items
qlaobiitaner !: 4 lllil laltat bic fiig for
3gitens Gipiliiia1fsiloDn aalcoes ,naa We-
items .5iour1 lpif'oe for geitens.
.a (6ortlGttes).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
Ropp'S Commercial Calculator
4 Ready Calculator,
Business Arithmetic and
/ Reference Book Combined

This is unquestionably the most COM
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
Joma.

- 8eo Clinton goor / oenne Sis
Ssbglten mes fl1l0 @roft Ger or
'i,eYe ems 500 Mel:o % Sneie al
Cpmn6 @eite beifiGit::9et pe0 bette
strbeioe. Sc forifiell:ae Ssfirn1aer
/ Clinton aeter iaar at bjerge ca.
10000 Sons So. Genne er III al
uomarfet &palitet, 9 500 TIT.
~ Det eleftrilfe 2psanlGg / Rein-
beef CT totalt nebbranbt, og Sabet
oil blipe fomplet, ibet &on1pagniets
Msiurance u6lgb 2 Gage fer Bran=
SEN og bar life blepet fornpet. 8rans
Sen trueoe cit Si6 meb at ribe @beIe
8pens 6orretningsfparter nteo Jig,
50 ser. bleites en- baarb 8inb fra
8%rouolebet lige ino ODER 8Den.
- Cen religipie v&olineis".5eft
forbereber Zig paa 1t oprettc ct lr..
l~eriitet / Merbe6en .ui Osfalooio.
9enne 5eft bar pa: no.!!le 5te6sr /
5taten ct meget itort Nl,tol Gilb;plt-
Gere, % / @inter er Scr eli MRng6e,
iem bar iluttet Jig til sen. Gi Uni
pefiitetet er Der in6fiebt 220 Mcres
neb Sscoloolo, nsr lfal lRggcs i1r
til 8pggegrnnoe % flutes iammeru:
meo 8pen.
-GCen politiife &agne bliper
itaoig lipligere, % aampen mellera
Be to @llDerngr=&anoioater Gum
minis % Berfins, gaar lpltigt. Cunt
Minis ferer ! Denne io iaa at iige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

c.enerende Haarvext. Overfodigt Haar bort
- tages hurtigt, behageliRt, uskadeligt. For
Soc i'Frim@rker sendes en- Pakke med Brugsan-
visniug. NANCE AARs ERFAR1NG. Og hvis der or
andet, De 6nsker. saa ct godt Rad frit.
RUD. KNUDSEN, Apotheker,
1926 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
minneapolis.

@nif paa 0esbraiils Mpoc pao
5pl1oag, ST. 4 Gftermioooa / SOC
Ge0ar Mpe. Nphert Clinton bill Ga
boloe ct 6%orcorag oper ben j.. % 5.
Me,mclferace.
Nlfreo Sprgcnicn, Der er nntlogct
for at n9re 5fplo / Mogrl,s Segcr=
|trpms $40 peo at puffet oennc ON
tulo unoer eli TrGtte / Ell Soloon
iorleoen, nil blibe itillet for @ran0
SS11rD, Ser m1,lig iii lntte bon1 unoer
Tiltale for Mfanborab, % oenl1c Sag
bi1 oa fo1nme unber 8ebanoli11a for
9iltrift:rettcu i nrjte Sermin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

Sfbitclpbninsen t>oo 8pens Hor=
fer er MI en6t, / bpert 6alo for Of
fe1lig 8egni11g. 9eltagellen Ear /
Sen iib|te Sio beret iao ringe, at
Horf Superintendent fife n1ente at
h,n1,e foripare at bolbe @ormebulene
aabne Longer. 8o>terne bill blibe
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
SULLIVAN LAKE

July 27-Mrs Peter Adkins is sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adkins took an
unpremeditated plunge in Loog Lake
They we're crossing the lake
IN q boat that VAS loaded
with a wagon and tools for haying.
aaey were nearly across when 1t cap
-s1zea precipitating them all into the
water, Mrs. Adkins wrenched her
neck and shoulders badly. For a few
miuutes it was thought her neck was
yloroken.
Joe Sellers is visiting at Robert
Adkins.
Mrs. T. 5. Look had the misfortune
so lose her purse while blueberrying
1T contained several dollars.
Mrs. D. S. Sims is suffering from
Rheumatism in her right knee.
Raymond Sims and T. s. Lock put
aayo six stacks Of bay Friday.
Miss Mabel Sims visited Mrs. Fore
%;:ss:z nday.
Ms. Cook and children returned tt
Easerz Wednesday.
Mrs. 7. s. Lock visited Mrs. Cad
well Thursday.
@ .a Miss Look has been sick the pas
week.
Mrs. Sims visited at Mrs. CALDWELL
Is Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
YINElAND

July ID Andrew Jorgenson is now
postmaster at Vineland
Frank Tompkins left Monday NOR
ming for Little Falls to be absent for
ereral days
Mrs. Lamb of Lake City arrived
Anere Tuesday night for viist to her
niece, Mrs. Bartlett.
Mr.. Oliver is hauling cream to the
Midland creamery. Fe makes the
"trip every Monday and Friday.
>2az2a Alerts and family have moved
into the r. L. Daigle residence. They
(will board the mill crew while the
,anil] is in operation.
Y L. Daigle's planning mill was
opened Monday for three week S run
Parties having lumber to Re planed
:zhould take advantage of this oppor-
ia nifty as it will likely be the last run
the mill will make this season
At the regular school meeting of
District No. 16 held last Saturday,
VIM. Sullivan was elected treasurer.
School will open on the first Monday
Gu September and there will be a fall
lid spring term of four months each
F. L. Daigle and family left this
week for White Earth where the fami
~ will reside permanently. MI. Dali
i: 4gle expects to return about the 10Th of
Next month. His store at this place
will remain open for business as usual
with Eenry Daigle in charge We
Gs1re sorry to see the family go from
among lis and the test wishes of their
sus.ny friends will follow them to their
new home. Cove Pioneer
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03

especially in Meeker southern Wright,
Sherburne, Crow Wing and Douglas
c. J. Gunderson and Editor E. E.
McCrea OF Alexandria are for Lind
bergh, and Douglas is pretty sure to
go''forss him, against Senator Nelson S
wishes.
Crow Wing was strong against
Buchanan two years ago. The con-
gresham has fixed things there SO far
as possible, by securing a public build
ing appropriation, and by averting a
Observation-Disclosures fight through the
appointment OF Senator Frater as In.
dian agent The leaders in Brainerd
are pretty we'll lined up for Buchanan
but that does not necessarily mean
that he will carry the county. The
Cole Buchanan understanding that
prevailed before the state convention
is supposed to be a help to Bucl1man
in Cass and Hubbard, but Lindbergh' S
friends have served notice that Cole S
influence must remain neutral in the
fight, and they are going after the
votes in both counties with the inten-
tion of carving them. Todd has al
ways bean anti-Buckman, and while
most of the leaders there are for him
this time, he is apt to lose the county,
The same is true of Wadena
Both candidates live in Morrison,
and the fight there will be interesting
Stearns and Benton are practically
certain to go for Lindbergh and Sher.
burne leans that way also, though
there are rumors that Buchanan has
boen into the opposition strength in
that county.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
North Parker

July 31.-Wm. Sullivan, our genial
r. F. D. carrier has resigned bis posi-
zion and taken the position Of clerk
fow the N. P. at Clear Lake. he has
carried mail for years and month
sand was well liked by everyone along
rGhe route His brother James has &C.
acepted the position Of carrier and be-
gan work Saturday. Believe Willie will
make good IN his new position
'Johu Burr and family and J. P.
LitJle and fanny went blueberryirg
Sunday. Mr.. Burr's folks got about
80 quarts and Mr. Little's about 80
"a uarts.
The North Parker baseball team
won fast aud snappy game from the
L odd county team Sunday, score 40 to
:E:0 Parker was handicapped by the
& oss of it's pitcher