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guests of Mrs. II. u, Carey Wednes-

guests of Mrs. II. u, Carey Wednes-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Marcy arrived
from Usage, Iowa, Tuesday and will
make their home here In the future.
Mrs. Grant Trottcr aud daug liter,
MISS Anna Fairchilds, returned from
the east Tuesday night. Miss Fair
cbilds has been visiting relatives in.
Iowa and Wisconsin for nearly two
years aud her friends were pleased to
see her home again.
Arthur Bird aud family left for
Presho Tuesday, where they intend
to max e their home in the future.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Alexandria, Jan. 1l.-Word was
receiyed in this city yesterday an
nouncing the death Of Henry Van
|slyck, which occurred at his home
in Aberdeen December II. 1905, the
funeral occurring January 2, 1906.
Deceased was we'll known by many
residents of Hanson and Dawson
counties. coming from Waterloo, Wis.
in the early eighties. He resided at
Frederick and about ten years ago
removed TO Aberdeen where his
home has since been. He was a
man highly respected by his every
acquaintance, aud the announcement
Of his death has caused sorrow to bis
friends.
Mrs. James. Ryan died suddenly at
the home of her sou, W. Fl. Ryan, a
few miles northeast of Alexandria,
yesterday afternoon, Of heart fail
ure. DR.. W. j. Maytum of this city
had been called to the Ryan home
Tor Che purpose OF dressing an lnlur-
ed limb, and while so engaged, no.
ticed IAN unusual pallor on Mrs.
Ryan's face. She con- planned Of feel
ing strangely, sank into a chair and
within five minutes was dead.
Word had been received by the
relatives Of E. II Clark, wao for some
weeks past has been confined in a
hospital at Manistee. Michigan, with
a serious attack OF eczema, that his
condition is at present much i'm
proved and that lie may be expected
to join his family i'm this city within
a few weeks.
The local creamery with the begin
ming Of the new year has placed
gathering wagons in several parts OF
1.-THE county, where railroad facilities
are not convenient, with the result
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12

Over ! thousand corporations have
been organized under South Dako-
ta,sslaWs during the year just closed,
and they have been a big I ounce OF
revenue IN the secretary Of states
odlce, the fees Of the office for all
business transacted amounting to
1z8,51O. 20. The amount might as
veil be largersby 5 per cent II the
iees for Incorporation were increased.
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MT. vEKS">.

Mt. Vernon, Jan. n.-Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Kitchener visited friends
in Plankinton Wednesday.
Joe Dougherty went to Emery on
business Wednesd day.
Mis-. John Momsen came owe from
Alexandra Monday to visiS friends
aud attend the club dance.
Mrs. Clara Lukens, state president
Of the w. r. c., was present at Il
special meeting of the local w, r.. C.
on Tuesday, when she installed the
officers for the present term.
Mesdames Tanbman and Jones and
Miss B~riedenbach of Plankintoa were
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standard OIL Rogers, Who has been
called 49, witness In the Missouri
1nVestigation wherein Attorney Gem
eralHadley Of tflat state is seeking
atOs0ust the three big companies from
doing business In Missouri because
thescoinpanies will not conform to
the laws, is as silent as the grave
@Whena leading questions are proponnd-
9eushimon matters pertaining to the
relation the three companies bear to
each other. And there does not seem
~ bea any way to compel Rogers to
alnsMer the questions, excepting an
1ppealato the supreme court Of the
Omitted States, which has finally been
1sresorted TO and the hearing will
come M Friday morning. The Mis-
He0nIi ssOt1cials are determined to en-
fOsce8theslaw With reference to the
Standard Oil and the other two COM
panies that are associated In control
ing the oil business Of the state. and
the outcome Will be watched with a
kreats deal " interest.
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Years dinner to a large number OF
friends, thus proving her ability as a.
number one cook.
Robert Pouch spent last Saturday
In Alexandria.
Miss Dolly Hunt spent Sunday with
friends IN Mcitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson ate
New Years dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Wittstr lex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland entertain
ed a number of friends at a card
party last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hotstetter, of
Mitchell, called on friends. in Pros.
per the first Of the week.
Mrs. j. P. Carlson served another
Of those good dinners to a number of
friends one DAY last week. i
Miss Agnes Scheich has returned
to Hanson county to resume her
school duties after spending The holi-
days at the home Of her paren 5, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Scbeich.
Miss Rose Schaub. vino is teach-i
ing school west of Mitchell, spent;
Sunday at the nome of her parentss
Mr.. and.. Mrs. B. Schaub.
Several small children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake French r quite i'll with
whooping cough and pneumonia.
NJ. n,l Mrc Evinn o,,d fop,;1,,
spent one evening last week with the
duke and duchess.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Riggert en-
tertained last Sunday a number Of
friends at a six O'Clock dinner.
Loomis. Jan. 1l.-Mrs. Joe Jacobs,
who went to the Sioux City hospital
last week Is getting some better.
j. w. Gilfllan was chosen as
chairman on the county board for
the year 1906. He is all right.
Carl Rolstrom, Of Mitchell, made
James Grace a short visit Wednes-
day.
John Lewis is having j. Holman
build an addition to his house.
The Milwaukee railroad has got a
gang Of men to work repairing the
brigde on Dry Run.
Peter Walstrum and family visited
with their parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Hiram Wells. Sunday.
Mrs. F. C. Spear, Mrs. Will Clark
and Mrs. L. Merriman visited au Joe
Gii6llan's, ST.. Monday.
Mm. Corcoran of Mitchell was out
Wednesday looking after his farm
H. L. OmealeY, OF Mitchell, visit
led at j. b. Watkins Tuesday night.
he is going to call on all his old
neighbors and Mrs. H L. Omealey
also. +,
Saturday morning a. Darlner re-
ceiyed a phone message from Perry,
Iowa, that his grandson died Friday.
Mr.. Darmer tried to get ready to take
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Az IitcRsn Capital
kFRIDAY5s ssssg1ARY Is, 1905

The Iowa legislature is now IN
nessics,Nzanu from a cartoon on the
l1letpsge 81 the Sioux City journal
Sol Monday the legislative session Is
III Absolutely necessary for Io@a's
Yood. but the legislators will Ind
6a6smethtnR to do Mith4the alreadysex-
hting and Unsatisfactory laws.
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Pierre correspondent. who as
sunles I know something of the
p0liticsof the state, sent out d
lengthy article on the present situa-
ti0n. q his knowledge concerning
the attitude Of the Hon o. Z. Bran
kon IN the political situation Is any
Indication Of what he knows about
the restSof the gentlemen in the var
ions contests he had better come out
intoSthe world and ascertain some.
thingSofsthe real condition. In lin.
Ing upsthe candidates this ignorant
correspondent put Mr.. Brapson ia
Nti1e HIT with the insurgent crowd,
1CI@which lie had not the sliglItest
Rround. Almost at the same Time
Bfanson had announced his
withdrawal from the contest, at
the lime. he made his announce
SlmentsStheIe was not the slightest con-
strOction could be put on his state
ment that he had the faintest con.
Sneeti0n withssthe insurgent element
An the state. He stated that his
sacandidacy would be fought out, on its
smelits andthat he would stand fol
himself individually. Mr.. Branson
Il has always stood for straight repub-
sltcanism and it is a rank injustice
t0Stbe place him Whese he does not be.
long.
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Prosper Jan. 9s-Skating is fine
but sleiRhine is poor In Prosper.
Frank Williams spent Saturday in
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
WANTS TO GET OUT
DeLacy Wood Secures Writ
Of HabeaS Cor
puS

The following, from the Duluth
Herald of Wednesday, gives another
chapter in the life of q mau we'll
known here, who ruined by drink
what should have been q brilliant
A. De Lacey Wood. the veteran
newspaper man, whose drinking
proclivities resulted IN his being sent
to the county Jail for a sixty day
term, has become tired of his envir-
onment and seeks freedom. De Lacey
was registered with the sheriff Ncv.
26 last, and has not yet served out
half the term imposed by Judge
Window of tho municipal court. G.
T. Crandell, attorney for De Lacey,
has fled with Judge Cant a petition
for habess corpus and writ has
been directed to Sheriff Bates order
ing him to produce the prisoner at a
hearing to be held before the court
at o'clock this afternoon. The
petition is bcassd on the claim of Mr.
Wood that there was no written com.
plant against him, that no warrant
was issued and that he was not given
a jury trial.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
TOWN OF GRANITE.

B,llsteln Peter g. o.. Drummer John
3. g.. Brinkmann Bros. 10. "a. .Brigel-
meier Mike 1.56. .8riRelmeier Jos.
] SO. Baker Adam !. %. .Dahmen John
4. "a. .Dabler John 8. 80. Eisel Mat 1:V9
.Eisel Jos. 1.79. .6rcss. John 8. a..
Gross Stephen 7.6l. Gross Jos. 8. 81:
Gross John L. l. So. .:3ross r. N. 4. 70
.Gau Mrs. Kate 6. 80. Gross Tneo.
4.73. .Heuer VIM. $50. .Hsrsch Robert
800. Huffman Caroline g. II. Hoheisel
Paul 8. SO. .Janorski Aug. $50. .Kurtz
Const. 2 81. Keller Alois $50. .Krae-
mer Jos. 1.85. Kapsner Aug. 2.15. >.
Kraemer John 1l.68. .Lueken Anton,
Sr., '.55. .Lusken Henry 1.69. .Lueken
Anton. ,Jr.. l.t9. .Lieb George, ST.,
5. ~. .L'eb john, Sr., 3 AZ. Leigh jos.
"a. Meyer Jacob 3 49,. NUM- Christ
2. .l6. .Millner Frank 2 80. .Ricke Fritz,
Sr., 4 48. .Rucker Il. Il. 2.96. Robin
son G.. W. 1.63. .Rlcke Herm .06.. Z.
Ricke Henry .O6. .Shuh Jos. .s4..
Schommer John 3.97. .Steinkugl 1g-
natz 5. IS. .Smuda John 3. SO. .Safr JOS.
2. 35. .Schmidtpauer J. l.8s. .5ohlegel
c.. c. 400. Tomala John 2. IS. .Weis
John 2. 81. Wood S. e. 2.86.- Will An
ton .76. Will Andrew .05. Vaaf1afKe
Jos. 3. Is. .Zellner Ignatz l.S4. .Zaller
jos. ]. "a.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
"A new CORPORATION
Realty Imp. Co. to Handle
City and Village Real
Estate

The Realty Improvement Co. of
Little Falls has been organized with q
capital Of SO, 900. and will begin
business Jan. l, 1907, with the follow
ing officers:
President-Jacob Kiewel.
Vice President-Pki]ip A1endt.
Secre ary-Geo. M. Kiewel.
Treasurer-Frank Kiewel.
The gentlemen named, and John
Vertin. are the incorporators.
According to the articles of incor.
poration the nature of the company's
business shall be the buying, owning,
leasing, improving, selling. mortgag-
ing and dealing IN lands, tenements
and Entertainments It is understood
that the new company takes over the
Buckman block. recently purchased
by Mr.. Kiewel. Other desirable
property will probably be acquired
as circ0n stances warrant The new
concern includes some of the most
responsible business men IN Little
Falls. is we'll officered and should
prove success.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
Lincoln Man Gets a Twelve
Hundred Pound Bull
Moose

Wadena Pioneer-J Journal 6: GeorGe
Rhier of Lincoln ls q happy man. BE
was in town yesterday on his way
home from q hunting trip up on the
Big Fork and killed big bull moose
which weighed /, 200 pounds. In his
party were Messrs Stanley, Klemm
and Mccoy of Staples. bat Trey were
obliged 60 return home before Mr..
Rbier killed the moose. The animal.
followed by COW came ]ounging
through the woods and emerged on q
logging road near the hunter, who
cent bullet through its lungs. The
moose was an old fellow and the head
was a beauty. the horns having eigh-
teen prongs. Mr.. Rhier is pumper
tor the n. P. at Lincoln.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
THE SOLDIERS HOME
Rules for Admission of
Wives, Widows and
Mothers

Any honorably discharged soldier
In dependent circumstances NAV with
bis wife, if he has one, be admitted
to this particular building on the
same conditions that ex-soldiers are
now admitted to the Home.
Widows of soldiers, desiring admis-
sion to this building must furnish
satisfactory evidence on four points,
viz:-1. marriage to the soldier hus-
band prior to 1890. 2. Fifty five
years of age or over. 3. Residence in
Minnesota for i've years preceding
date of application. 4. dependence
and inability to earn q living.
The regulations governing the ad-
mission Of mothers of soldiers are
practically the same as for widows.
A widow making application for
admission must send to the county
agent, the soldiers army discharge,
pension certificate and marriage cert,-
icate. All females seeking admis.
sion must be examined BY reputable
physician not for physical but for
mental ills. the sole idea of the exam
inationbeing tokeep out insanepersons.
Before being admitted to the Home,
each wife. widow or mother must
answ in the affirmative the two fol-
lowing questions:
/: If admitted. will yo1, when
called upon, do reasonable amount
of work IN and about the Home, un-
less excused by the Commandant or
Surgeon in charge? 2: On account of
being admitted to the Home and &C.
cepting its benefits. do you hereby
agree to promptly pay over aud snr-
render to the Board of Trustees of the
Minnesota Soldiers Home, such
money received from pension, to
which you are now or may hereafter
be entitled. or such portion thereof
as the Beard may require in accor.
dance with the laws and rules of the
eald Homer
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
TRADE IS BOOMING
Little Falls Acquires Some
Considerable importance
as Wheat Market

A certain local party who drove to
Pierz Tuesday Of this week counted
the number of rigs that pa sed on tse
way and found tnat he passed IS loads
of wheat, load of live stock and a
livery rig, making total of 5s 1igs
on this one read coming to Little
Falls As there are q large nun, Der
of roads converglng upon this city,
it will be easily seen that the trading
now being done here is enormous and
as a majority of these loads were OF
grain. toe Importance of this city ss
q grain market Is still more empha-
sized than before.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
tian 500. Schultz henry 6. 25. .Smitz

tian 500. Schultz Henry 6. 25. .Smitz
Ferdinand 2.63. .Scbamel Frank j.
6. 90. .Schmidtbauer Josephine no..
Tschida Mike g. is. Trembreul Adam
NJ. 7.6O. Tschlda NJ. F. 2.52. TEN.
breul Christ 8. %. .Tretter Helena 3. 01
..Tretter Peter 3. 81. .Tretter GeOrg
4. 81. .Virnig Peter rs. .V'rnig
Adam 8. .O5. Van Herke Chas. SOB:
Van Herke Peter 3Y4. .Vosen Katie
1857. .Vlrnig Peter L. 1856. .Velth
Anton 80. .V,rnig Henry 2.72. .Vir.
mig Paul !. So. Veitn Aura 2.2S..
Whitney S. B. g. 40. .Weise Kali 1884,.
Wagner Peter s. 55. .Weilsnd Herman
6. IS. .Ziegler NJ A. 257. .Z!egler
Frank 2.6l. .Zierer Mat 367. .Zierer
Leonh ard 8. TO-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
w. G. 0. F. OFFICERS.

Windthorst Cort No. 434 of the ".
G. .. F at their meeting. Tuesday
Dec. 18th, elected the folio wing
officers for the ensuing year:
Chaplain-Rev. Fr. Altendorf
G. r. -Wilhelmina Zerwas.
V. Z. R.-Marv Gravel
Rec. Sec Rassier.
Fin. Sec.-Alice Dalton.
Treas. -4ertrude STILL
Trustees-Katie Blake, Barbara
Lauerman. Della LaFoxd.
Con.-Clara Mickles, Susie Coenep.
Sent,-Anna Anti, Barbara Lauer.
man.
Med Ex.-Dr. &. NJ. A. Fortier.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
DIED

The 3-year-old child of Mr.. an
Mrs. Peter Ring of this city died
Wednesday of bronchial pneumonis.
The funeral will be held this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Lois Maxwell. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Maxwell, former
ly of this city. died at Faribault
Wednesday, last week, of censump-
tion, aged ~ years. The family
moved from Little Falls to Farlcsult
about fourteen years ago. Mr.. Max.
we'll waa in the banking business here
for many years.
John. aged . year and ton months,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cairns,
died last Friday morning 1T 2 O'Clock
of Inflammation of the bowels. The
funeral was held Saturday aftavncou
at 80 from the residerce, Rev, r.
y Hannah omoisting, aDd .i1tgmeot
VA at Oakland.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
IOHN OF BCH.

Berg P. q. 10. 65. .Boser George L.
%. Boser George. ST., 10. 81. Boehm
Eugeib IT 8. 81. Drummer Louis 2 Of. /.
Bollig Franziska 2.4O. .Bcser John
5. 10. Boser Otto $50. .Bossr Peter
8. %. .Boser John L. 4.08.. .Boser
George. Jr.. s.43. .BoIlig Peter J.
6. %. .Bergquist a. J. sos. Drummer
Jos. :. 76. .ooaach John 3.07. Bolster
ohn 49, 81. .Dooek John 5.66. .Erick-
son F. A. 800. .Eckel Otto 3.75..
Fleckepstein jos. g. 81. .Froelich Her.
man 524. Flicker Henry s. SO. Faust
Barney 3.54. Flicker EnQelbert 1.53..
Fubermsnn Carl 2.04. Fischer John
"a. 49. .6jollip Ole 2. SO. .Gassert Hen.
ry 9.45. .Grell Adam 677. .0elbar
Martin 8.2s. .Hennecke John b.
2. 81. .Hansmann VIM. 1.69. Hoffman
George F. 4.4O. Hartman Theresa 80
Hoffman Gust 2. 80. Hoffman John
8. 81. Hoppe Robert 400. Held John
4. So. Hartman P. A. So. 80. .HsusinRer
John 5. 43. Hoffman Georg NJ. .32. {.
Hoffman q. A. 9O8. .Jseen Mary M.
/. u. james z. A. l. 80. James e. E.
81. jacobson John A. 6.6l. .Kotilks
John 6. II. .Krushe Henry 4. "a. .Konen
Frank l. O6. Kobilka Louis 8. So. .Krue-
ger G0eC 8. %. A61DZ AnOreas .. o..
Kerich Michael 400. .Kingen Henry
.2l. .Kluetech Frank 2.42. .lucklng
Andrew 6.74. .Lukowitch Mike 5. 80.
Leidenfrost John 6. SO. .Muellner A.
~. ,Maier Mike P. $40. Martin
I Iorep 6. 80. Nelson Andrew 8.41..
Nelson Don. Ia. .Ortmsn Theo. 8. "a
.Peine Joe 6. 80. .Paulson John 4. Is.
Preiner Jos. S.67. Peterson Chas. g. 20
.Prelmersoerger John 90. .Ridel
Henry l.43. .Stuckmeyer Edwin 4. u. {.
Schv ankle Frank g. So. .Soehr j. j.
g. %. .Schmidtbauer Jobn 4. 90. Stuck.
mayer John 4.O6. Smith Joe. 6.l0..
Sontsg Jacob 3. 06. schroeder C.ris-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14

The death of George Hoffman at
an advanced age; takes away one of
the earliest settler of the fierz coun-
try. Hon. Jehn Stumpf. VIM. Grell
and ''Grandfather" Roch are the
only ones left of the pioneers who
came to the Pierz region thirty seven
years ago. They have seen the coun-
try change from a--wilderness to one
of the thriftiest farming communi-
ties in the state. Mr.. Hoffman, did
his share in opening up the country,
and was in every respect fine old
man.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
J. 81. GUERIN AGAIN IN SHOW
BUSINESS.

Mr.. Woolman has sold q half inter.
est IN the Family Electric theater on
First avenue southesst, the old Ger
mama hall.
Mr.. 0uerln has had q great deal
of experience in amusement ventures,
and his management will ineure the
public q equare deal ell the time.
Mr.. Woolman is an experienced
moving picture machine man. The
new firm will pat in a fine new ma
chine, which will be here in q few
days. aud the fatest films from the
best firms will be shown,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
TOWN OF PIEKZ.

Altrichter Franz 6. 18. .Angermeler
Mike 3. SO. .Bedr ar Joe 800. .BedEar
Anton ?. 47. .Bares John 1.4l. .Bednar
Anton 2.39. .Bednar John 2.5l..
Block Bernhard $50. .Dahmen ice
8. o.. .Ethen Joe 3.55. .Feucht Anna
8. u. Feucht louis 1.O1. .Gohl Joe,
Sr. f. 90. .Gohl Joe, Jr., Al. .Gruber
Robert H. 65. .Gi,tz Anne l.38. .6irtz
Peter L. 3.l5. .Grlttnsr Joe co.,.
Grittner Frank +. II. .6inder Moritz
4.S3. .Hergl Michael 2.17. Herman
Nick 9O7. .Hoheisel Carl 9.Ol. Hen
men Henry 3. 25. .Hobetsel Joe 9.66..
Heigl Frank 2.62. .Jendro John M.
4. O5. jana John 8. 46. .Jager Joe 6.54
jana Louis 3. SO. .Kalusha VIM.
8. 81. .Kingen Hubert 4. ~. .Kastanek
John 8. SO. Karl Franz 6.27. .Kobilka
John s. 45. .Lochner Nick 8. 66. LANCER
aenry 9.92. .LaDger John 81. 2.O6..
Meyer VIM. g. 70. .Millne1 Math 4. 49,.
Marshik julius g. Is. .Miechke John
H. 81. Miller Mat 242. .Myer VIM.
IA. 95. Msscbke Albert $50. Meyer
Mike N. TO- Ol8. .Medek Wenze] 49,.
Medek ice .O8. Meyer Carl 100.
Marshek John 4O8. .Nagel Arnold
22 Sc. .Nagel Peter 11.O1. .Neuman
Peter N. 4S3. .Otasik Ludwig A..
Otremba ice TO- 38. .Otremba Franz
TO- 10. .Otremba Franz A. 9.28..
Otrembs August 7. II. .Oestreich Joe
2. 90. .Pella Igoatz 2. 25. .Pawlur John
2. 80. .Przibiils Mrs. John 3. 72. .Prell-
witz Clement AS. .Pierz Cheese
Factory 1.29. .Przibilla Franz 2. 50.
Priglemeier Mike .16. .Rauch Magnus
g. O5. .Rauch Franz 2. 90. .Redln9 John
3. "a. .Stumpf Lizzie 6.73. .Steckel
Martin 800. .Stumpf Henry 4.45..
Stanel Corr 730. .Schraut Valen
tine 6. y. Strand Mike g. %. .S.umpf
john 2.4l. .Schmitt George .78. Ter
haar B. G. 8. 10. .Terhaar John 4.O7..
Voizak Wenz:l 2. AZ. Wiring Je 1. 48
.Virnig e. A: 8. 81. Wilkes Gerhard
9. 81. Wilkts Henry 4. eS. .Wampa Joe
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14

DEGREE OF HONOR OFFICERS.
P. G. Of H.-Georgina Kiewel
G. Of H.-Eva Schipgler
l.. of H.-Ella Moblar.
G of c. Cordel:a Ragans.
Recorc er-Msude Gillette.
Financial Secrstsry-Lizzie Pantzke
Recording Secretary-Celia johnson.
I. W.-Selma Ragans.
o. W.-Chas. Misbe.
q. L. Rep.-Georgina Kiewel.
Alt. Rep.-aannah Anderson.
Trustee-Minnie Corbin.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
f. 0. E. OFFICERS.

F. q. e. UFF1CERS.
The local aerie. Fraternsl Order Of
Eagles, has elected officers as follows :
President-John Medved.
Vice Pres. B. Jones.
Chaplain-Wm. Ragan.
Secretary-A. A. Feuger.
TEeasuFer-Geo. Emder.
COnductor-E. 81. Keenan,.
Guards-Jas. Fearing, Adolph Gag
non.
Trustess-H. Henderson, 3. Bent
field, F. D. Leblanc.
Physician-N. W. Chance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14

William Jennings Bryan does not
drink intoxic ants and it is said that
when he was IN Japan banquet was
gwen in this honor. When it came to
drinking to the health of Admiral
Togo. Bryan raised glass of water to
his lips. Togo looked at him and
said: I'VE are drinking winer"
bot vo1 won your battles on water D
said Bryan. when you win any on
wine, I'll drink wine to your health. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
IN JUSTICE COURT.

Paul Miller Of Swanville town ap-
peared before Justice of the Peace
Grrritz Wednesday and secured a
warrant for the srrest of Otto Mielke
of that township on charge of OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses.
Miller's son traded watch to
young Mielke some time ago and
Mielke sold the timepeace. After
wards Re called at the Miller home In
the absence Of Mr.. Miller and his son
and secured the rifle from Mrs. Miller
by saying that her son told him he
could take it. After securing posses
sion of the wesCon Mielke refused to
give it up and the warrant was
sworn out accordingly. The case
will be heard Saturday,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
Report of District 81, for month

Report of District 81, for month
ending Dec. Z:
No. days taught 10
No. holidays 1
Pupils enrolled 25
Average attendance IA
Pupils Perfect in attendance during
the month are: Mary, Henry and
Joseph Kosobuski. Helen Johns, Leo
Ebeltowski, Charlie Krych, Joseph
Malstcki and Charlie Riddle.
Josie Kennedy, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14

MI. Carl Hugo Nelson and Miss
Hilda Maria Marum were married
Tuesday, Dec. 1t1h, Judge Shaw per-
forming the ceremony. Mrs. Nelson
IS from Dickinson, N. D. Mr.. Mel.
son is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. J.
Nelson, well known and respected
resident of Darling. Mr.: Nelson 8
friends will unite in wiehing him and
bride all possible happiness.