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Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
West Bellevue

July 28.-Herman Kuschel was in
Little Falls last week.
Mrs. +. Brookwsy and daughter
were in Royalton Saturday.
Mrs. Eber Trask was in RoysItor
Monday. ~ r :.
e. A. sherer. who came up from
Watab Saturday to visit friends, re-.
turned Monday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Trask was the guest c1
Misses Birdie and Julia Kuechel Mon.
day.
The wc1k on tho 500 is going alone
nicely, but more men are wanted.
One day last week as the Kuschel
brothers went on the north farm tc
cut grafs they lost q mower sickle
which has not been found yet.
Dr.. j. Craig of Pine River is here
on business.
81. Kuschel wac reported very Low
LIST Sunday. DR.. Chance of Roy altor
was called.
Mrs. g. Brockway and children anc
Mrs. Kidder were in Roy alton satur
day.
Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
K. F. p. NO. 3.

July 29.-Walter Gosiak was In
town Monday.
Andrew Wojdula was in Two Rivers
Monday.
1gnatz Kanieski made a trip tc
Little Falls Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1gnatz Psyk were in
town Monday on business.
John Psyk left for Royalton where
he will be employed through the
harvest.
The dance at Pierziua's Sunday
evening was we'll attended and q GOOD
time was had.
Mike shiminski of Minneapolis j,
visiting his brothers for q few weeks.
Paul Krottinshinsky and son Franz
were in Two Rivers Sunday. Z
These Ut the Falls Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lempka, Albert
0osiak, Titus Wojdula, Simon IA
nieski and John Ha1fler.
A. J. Socher, Mike Shiminski,
Lawrence JanuzeWski and George
Pier1ina attended the dance at Two
Rivers Monday evening.
A large crowd Of young people from
town attended tho dance ct the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John PierzIns Sun.
day evening and all report . good
time.
Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
PIERZ

July 24.-The correspondent started
out bright and early Tuesday morning
to get Information in regard to the
new 500 line for writeup. Here is
the result: ...-
At 7 clock q. m.-Ihe 500 line
will ne completed and run from
Brooten to Onamia b7 about Oct ober
first. At o'cl- ck a. m.-Tne 500 line
will not be completed aod will not
run this fall At 9 o'cl OK q. m.-Tae
500 line will be finished and run to
PIerz by about the middle Of October.
At 10 o'clok a. m.-T1e rails have
been laid from Brooten to the Missis
sippi. At II o'clock q. NJ The 500
line will not run this fall, the grad
ing from Bro ten to the Mississippi
viii not be finished until next fall.
At - o'clock m.-Tke 500 liIe will
be completed and run to Pierz AID
perhaps . few miles further. At l
O'Clock p. m.-The 500 line betwesn
Onamia and Duluth is nearly com.
pleted and the first train may come
tho other way from Duluth. At 2
o'clock p. m.-Tne SO line has q
sippi bridge and will complete it in
The 500 line will be completed to
the Mississippi where depot will pe
built and transfer t, the N. P. es'
tabllsehd. At4 O'Clock p. m.-The
contractors along the Foo lire have
been given orders to push the work
along, that the line must be COM
pleted this fsll. At s O'Clock p. H.
The SEQ line will te completed and
run as far as possible this fall, perhaps
as far as Onamia. At o'cl: OK p. m.
Regarding the 500 line Mr.. Penn
ington Of Minneapolis say: DO no!
figure on the road running t:is fall,
the lire will not he completed and run
until next year. BY this time We
were tired. weary and in despair.
If the reader can get any satisfaction
out OF the Information above given
We are pleased to HI ow that our day
labor has not been in vain.
Mr.. Bsrabco, bridge contractor q
Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
GILBERT

July 20. .-Lals Olson. who recently
returned from Seattle, Wash., has
again gone west. Mr.. Olson 10 very
undecided AZ to where he should
stay. He has real estate here but his
family lives in WASHINGTON and he
seems to make it business to ira 7el
from one place to the other.
W. Fl. Tutt]e has purchased an en-
gine and will put in lath mill here
this fall. They brought the engine up
from the Falls Friday.
Frea and Andrew johnson have
gone West. Fred goes to Grand
Rapids n; D, and Andrew to
Henry Tuttle has commenced erect.
ing a large barn on his farm which
promises to be something out of the
ordinary when completed.
At the annual school meeting held
at the school hovse in District 80 Sat.
urdsy evening, John Broberg was
elected director for three years to soc.
cesd Lars Olson. 1t was decided at
the meeting to build an addition to
the school house, a long needed i'm
provement. Also to have the entire
house painted before the fall term.
Tom Tuttle has freak Ct nature in
the shape of a chicken tlessed with
four legs and four wings. This extra
supply of legs and wings caused Mr..
Chicken to turn up his toes soon after
being hateAed.
Card Of Thanks-We wish to express
thanks to these who befrIended us
In our great bereav ,ment at the loss
| of our dear brother and uncle.
-August johnson and Family,
Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
TIE BAMUELsON CASE.

It now looks as If the recent 50.
preme courts decision in the August
6amuelson case. in which the decision
of tho lower court was sustained, will
not settle the matter. The attorneys
for tho defense have notified the
plaintiffs attorneys that they have
hled notice Of intention TO ask for Q
reargument Of the case, and If the
motion 10 made before Aug. list, the
time given By the court in which 10
make it, and It 10 allowed, the case
win be once more argued before the
supreme court.
Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
We pay the
Highest Market Price
for Butter and 1BBs
DEIBER { KERICH BROS,
The Broadway Grocers
CUSHING

July 4.-Mrs. VIM. Tra1ton is bach
from Little Falls where she had been
at the hospital for some time.
Miss Eva Franks was down from
Lincoln last week.
Rev. Peterson held services in the
school house Sunday evening.
K. Olson is working on the section.
J. F. Lagerquistt has bought q new
house.
Miss Bessie Quick of Lincoln wae
here on q visit.
Ole Kjeldergaard bought and il
running the 81. Carlson store now.
j. R. Mcdonald has left Cushing.
At the school election Saturday al
the old officers were reelected.
A farmers cooperative meeting
was held here q few days ago but nc
definite conclusion was made.
J. B. Fuller was here yesterday.
Several ladies came up from Mime.
apolis to visit at Angus Johnson's.
The posto@ce, also the telephone,
has been moved from the q. Carlson =
store to that owned by Kjeldergaard
& Co.
Mrs. Mary Dahmen has zone to he.
home in Little Falls.
Martin Olson Is working on the sec.
tion.
Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
the 500 line was here last week. Fl,
is building the bricge across the Mis-

the 500 line was here last week. he
is building the blicge across. the Mis-.
siesippi for the 500.
Kineen & Meyer. our butchers. are
doing a good business now. They
have contract with r. A. jacobson
to deliver l0O0 to 1900 lbs. of meat to
his camp, Is miles east OF here, every
ether day.
schneppenheim, Thursday, July ls,
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Gross and
son AID daughter of Minneapolis, a.
10 Mrs: Mary jaeger, Mrs. Henry
Bentfeld AID J. J. Gross of Little
Falls were here visiting with their
relatives in Pierz, Granite and Las.
trup. Albert Gross. son Of Math
Gross was soldier In the 18th Min.
nesota regiment and served az such
in the Philippines during the late
Spanish American war. Mr.. q. and
family returned home latt Saturday.
Ed. Tanner of Little Falls made a
business trip to Fie.z and Lastrup
last Thursday.
James Love, manager of the PieYz
baseball team, informs us that q game
will be played on the Pierz diamond
next Sunday. The combat will te
between Pierz and the students
Of the high school of Little Falls and
Royalton combined.
Mr.. Ekstrand, manager Of the
PieEz creamery informs Us that he
made 2490 lbs. of butter last week.
The creamery has 80 patrons.
The 500 paymaster was here last
Tuesday and the men working on the
line were PAID.
Sister Melania, o. 8. B., of Bis.
marck, N. D., was here last week
visiting with her father, John Roch
Sr., and other relatives and friends
Last Monday she went to St. Joseph
and from there she will return to Bis.
marck.
Mrs. Henry Moerenkemp, who lives
one mile south of the village of Buck.
man on the old Vosen place, died
July 18th and was buried in the ca.
tholic cemetery IN Buckman last Sat.
urday. She was 38 years Of age. The
deceased il survived by q husband and
seven childen.
Don't fail to attend the social dance
at the Faust Grand Opera House next
Monday, July Goth.
VIM. Eller found money. The Lesser
can get it from him by proving that
he 10 the owner.
Another heavy shower passed over
this section of the country last Sunday
forenoon and 1t rained much at tlnes
We have had plenty of rain for the
present.
Miss Mary Narshik, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marshik Of PieYz.
Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
HlJ11

July 2.-W. y. Gish and wife were
IL Little Falls one day last week.
81. Oby was in Randall Monday.
A. &. Oby bought q horse Moudey.
J: 3: Stephenson bought, Q mare
and colt Of John Brown Monday.
Rev. Wynn breaches ct the church
occsslonally and Sunday school con.
tinues.
The annual school meeting was held
at the school house in Dist. 66 on
Saturday. Mr.. jackson vas elected
director in place Of 1r. Oouthoudt
who moved away. Eight months
school was voted to begin Sept. 1st
Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
TO The farm ERS
OF -
MORRISON COUNTY

The report has been spread broadcast around Little
Falls that the Acme Harvesting Machine Companys goods
not be handled there year. 1t not to
state who spreading these reports further than to say that
the Trust trying Mr. p A. Ku out of business there
and taking this dsreputabe way doing it, Any man
who states that will not do business there is stating false
hood expect to maintain agency there carry Full
Line Of Repairs and take of trade we
had large share Of and expect continue there Right
Along Indefinitely The goods which Mr. Kull has are
in Every Respect and anyone who saws they
bankrupt stock of goods iar and will prosecute
him if find out who he is.
Mr.. Kull is an old neghbor of yours there RESPONSE
pie and reputable and you should take his word for these
things instead of irresponsible working for the
Harvester Trust
M, GOULD.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

Sealed proposals will be received the office of the Warren Company C the construction of 8 water systeD sewerage system and a sewage posel plant until 2 o'clock ?. m., Tu' day, January I5, 1907. Instructions bidders, proposals, plans, specification approximate quantities, and such oi CT information as Is necessary to q bidder may be had upon application Plans and specifications will be sent to competent bidders upon receipt Of a certified check in the sum of twen. ty-fve dollars (s25.o0) as a gusrant. for the return of the plans. propos als shall be made upon blanks furn ished by the Company. and shall be accompanied by certified check oI surety bond in the sum Of ten per cent of the amount of their bid.
 The Warren Company reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 CLEvE W. VAN DYKE.
 Manager. Bispee, Arizona Dec. 1st, 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
FOR RENT-Four-room house. Call
 at 115 Higgins Hill.

educational system, proud of her pub lie institutions, proud of her great and growing industries, proud of her citizenship and justly proud of the credit to herself with which she com pares, in some respects, with the old est states of the union, is lamentably lacking in the possession of good pub lie thoroughfares and in laws bearing benefcially upon the subject our stat utes are absolutely barren.
 That Governor niDUey is alive to the situation is evidenced by the fol- lowing from his last report to the sec retary of the interior:
 The serious problem of providing sufficient employment for the con victs in the territorial penitentiary is still unsolved. I am hopeful, however, that the Twenty-fourth legislative as- sembly will enact legislation proyid- ing work for all the convicts. The leg islature of 1905 had the question un- der consideration, and a bill provid ing for the employment of the prisor CTS in the construction of public higl ways in the territory was strong'1 pressed. but, as finally passed, the bi did not meet with executive approv should be worked in squads iu tf various counties from which ths were originally sentenced. The pr ject was wholly impracticable, as tn expense would have been prohibitiVs
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

Two Mir. Weatherbys" at the Madison Square theater. William Hawtrey, brother of Charles Hawtrey, seen in the stellar role, and Miss Fully have won favorable mention for their pleasing work. The play is a frail bit, but the performance of these two members of the company will undoubtedly make it a money maker. MT. Hawtrey has done most of his playing In England and Australia. Miss Fully Is a dra- matic school graduate and appeared in "Cashel Byron's Profession" at Daly's and the Majestic theater last year, afterward going into vaudeville.
 ''The Tourists" at the Majestic is a musical comedy hit, the first of the season.
 ''The Tourists" is the joint work of R. H. Burnside, general stage director for the Messrs. Shubert and Gustave Kerker. MT. Burnside's books and lyrics possess quite little originality. The music is typicaIly Kerkerian, which is sufficient to pronounce it sprightly, tuneful and unhackneyed. A cast of uncommon size and excel lence is seen in 'The Tourists" The principal comedian Is droll Richard Golden as Professor Todd, a peda- gogue travelling in India.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
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TERRITORIAL :::: ( :::: AND COUNTY. :
THE TWIN 6uTrEs

(Tucson Citizen)
 As soon as the machinery now be ing installed in the Twin Buttes mine Is put in place, ore shipments will be again resumed.
 This was decided upon at the con cluding session of the board of di. rectors.
 It was decided by the directors to employ a resident and a consulting engineer, and for this purpose com mittee consisting of President D. S. Rose, k. P. Hackett, S. D. Adler and E. T. Davis was appointed to secure two competent men.
 The directors also authorized the purchase of diamond drill which will greatly facilitate development work at the mine.
 Another act of the directors was to authorize a waterworks for Twin Buttes. At the present time water is carried to the camp from Hart's ranch distance of about fourteen miles. A system of piping will be installed, however, and water will be secured from the Morgan mine.
 It is reported that yesterday 140,000 shares of Twin Buttes stock changed hands. All of the shares are said to have been purchased by olH stockhold- CTS of the company. Superintendent John Baxter is said to have disposed of about 30,000 shares at a good price.
 At the meeting of the Twin Buttes Railway company, the following off cers were elected: President, D. s. Rose; vice president, Dr. W. B. Hill; treasurer. E. P. Hackett; secretary, Vic E. Hanny; auditor, Earl B. Rose; resident director and statutory agent, H. J. Blakely.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
PROPOSALS FOR RETAINING
 WALL, OPERA DRIVE.

Sealed proposals are hereby invited by the City of Bisbee, until Wednesday January 16, 1907, at 7:30 p. m., to be then opened, for the construction of a Concrete Retaining Wall along the east side of Opera Drive in said city, according to plans and specifications now on file in the office of the City T1erk. Bids must be for a stated price per subic yard of concrete work, and per cubic yard excavating and per cubic yard backfilling, and be in a sealed nvelope endorsed Proposals for Opera Drive Retaining Wall;" and must be accompanied by a certified check for ten per cent of amount bid. The City reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids.
 c. W. HICKS,
 Citl Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
PICKED UP TWO SUSPECTS.

Immigration Inspector Charles Con nell passed through the city on Sun day morning, returning to his home at Douglas from Tucson and Clifton where he had spent the preceding days on business connected with the office.
 While in Clifton, Cornell and In- spector Murphy picked up two suspic- ious characters and held them on a charge of being in the country illegal ly. One of the men is of Chinese ex- traction. and the other Is a Mexican, who, it is alleged, did not comply with the restrictions Uncle Sam has laid down to govern his entrance into this country. Both suspects will be tried before the United States commissioner at Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
PERsoNAl NEWTON.

Starr Williams was an outgoing pas seager last evening for Douglas, where he was called on legal business.
 Alfred Paul, of Douglas, spent yes terday in this city, on short business mission
 James Kirk, general mine foreman of the Cananea company, accompanied by his wife, were passengers through Bisbee last evening, on their way to Fl Paso.
 Mrs. J. Brownley, of Douglas, spent yesterday, in this city, on visit to friends. fF is2
 Superintendent l.. U. Morris. of the E. P. & s. w., passed through here last evening on his way to El Paso, from a short trip to the western ter minus of the road.
 Deputy United States Marshal Eos ter spent yesterday at Douglas. attend ing to matters of an official nature, and returned to the city last evening.
 Thomas Higgins, the well known capitalist, returned to the city last evening from Cananea, where he visit ed for a couple of days.
 A. c. Pohndorf. of the Butte-Arizona company. operating in the Huachucas, was a passenger outbound last even ing for El Paso, where he will spend several days on business for the com pany.
 J. J. Bowen, member of the board of supervisors, went to Tombstone yes terday morning to be present at the deliberations of the board on several matters of importance which were scheduled to come before that body.
 T. Field. connected with the c. 4. engineering force, returned to the city yesterday morning from visit in the east.
 Del Lewis. former sheriff of the county, spent Sunday in the city, look ing after his property interests on the Johnson addition, and returned to his home at St. Davids that evening.
 James wilkie. vice president of the Cananea-west company, arrived in the city on Sunday morning from the big Sonora camp, and will spend several days here on business.
 I. H. Mink, of New York city, was passenger outbound Sunday evening for Los Angeles, where he will spend several weeks bfore returning to the east. sAM
 SOTRe DuuU. WEI nhO"A A1~oA mining man, returned to the city last evening from Cananea, where he has spent several days on business con nected with his mining claims n the Ajo mountains.
 T. c. Wright, superintendent 2. the Central mine, near Guaymas, ~Jnora, left the city on Sunday evening, bound for La Colorado, Sonora.
 D. E. Curry and c. M. Williams. or the Franklyn Smith office. were pas sengers outbound yesterday morning for the Huachucas, where they will spend the next couple of weeks, sur yeying.
 c. w. Hawkins went to Cananea ye. erday.
 T. A. Wagner, of Douglas, was bus ineSs visitor in the city yesterday.
 D. s. McKean was passenger to Cananea on the morning train for Short business stay.
 J. E. Salisbury returned to his home in Cananea after a brief business visit in this city.
 J. N. Jorgenson left yesterday morn ing for Hereford, where he will remain several days doing surveyin gwork-
 William Foster, of Dougras, has gone Ito Los Angeles, where he will remain eyeral weks.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

eoss srAHL, STAR IN THE CHORUS LADT. his vaudeville sketch "The Chorus Lady," In which Rose Stah scored both throughout America and in London. Mss StahI is now appearing in tho play at the Savoy theater. Her style is refreshing and she undoubtedly has magnetism and ability enough to make she venture profitable one.
 ROBERT BUTLER
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
Stockholders of the Fl Paso & South
 western Railroad Go.

Notice is hereby given that special meeting of stockholders of the Fl Paso & Southwestern Railroad Company will be held at the office of the com pany in Bisbee. Arizona, at two o'clock p. m., on the eighth day of February, 1907, for the purpose of considering he increase of capital stock of said company from the sum of S7,000, 900 to the sum of $10,000,000, and to take uch action in the premises as will be eemed necessary in relation to said increase of capital stock, and in case uch increase is determined, of amend ng the Articles cf Incorporation of said Company. so that the increase Of said capital stock shall be duly au- thorized
 Resolutions will be offered amend ing Article x of the Articles of Incor- oration, with reference to the meet ings of the Corporations; and ratifyIng and confirming the acts of the Corpo- aton.
 GEORGE HOFFMAN,
 Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
A Race for a Wife.
co TO HuAcHucAs.

Thomas Stafford, superintendent of the Butte and Arizona property in the Huachuca Mountains, was a passen- ger outbound yesterday morning for the property, accompanied by Jack Hoatson, formerly superintendent of the Cole interests in the Warren Dis trict, who in the future will have full charge of the Butte-Arizona. Puhn- dorf and his associates, who too the under bond several months ago, were So well pleased with the de- yeiopments that it was decided to take in more ground in the same district, the opening up of which will be under the direction of Stafford, who is well known as one of the most competent practical miners in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
MUST PAY LICENSE.

Sheriff Jack White. while in. this city yesterday. gave instructions to his deputies to collect from all the poker games that are run in the city in the various saloons, at the rate of $30 per month, the same as all other gambling games. It has been the GUS tom of some of the owners of the games to refuse payment on the games, alleging that they received no commission, their only compensation being the sale of drinks The officials think otherwise, and the games will have to dig up or go out of business.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
PROPOSAL. FcR BIDS.
construction of Electric Railway.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Warren Company at p. n. Monday. February 4th, 1907, for the preparing of the roadbed and sub-grade of approximately five miles of electric line for The Warren Con- pany, between Bisbee, Arizona, and Warren, Arizona.
 Instructions to bidders, specified tions, plans and profiles, and other necessary information can be hai upon application.
 Plans, specifications and profiles will be sent to competent bidders upon receipt of twenty-five S25.00) dollars as a guaranty for return of plans. Pro posals shall be made upon blanks furn- ished by the Company, and shall be accompanied by a certified check or surety bond in the sum of ten Der cent of the amount of their bid.
 The Warren Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 CLEVE w. VAN DYKE,
 Manager. Bisbee. Arizona. Dec. 10, 1906.