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South Tenth Street Phone 1865.
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CURED BY ONLY DRINK
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Meetings

Richmond. Va. Jan. T., 1907. .
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
Stockholders of the Broad Street
Bank, Richmond, Va, Will be held at
their banking house at O'CLOCK +.
M. February 10. 1907.
ANDREW NJ. GLOVER. Cashier.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
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will be held at % North Ninth Street,
January 21st, 1907. at 8 p. M.
w. T.. WEARING, President.
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Personals.

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ASK your Grocer for SAUER'S, and do
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Eighth Street.
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WANTED, REGIsTERE DRUG
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and remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken in ex-
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ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES FOR IN
candescent lights; will sell cheap. lights
enough to fit M entire store. SCHNUR-
MAN 918 Main.
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lockwood WANTED. ElTHER CUT
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Columbian Building and Loan Asso-
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WEDNESDAY,, January 80, 1907, at
4 P. NJ. q. B. MOUNTCASTLE. Sec
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SMOKERS DELIGHT.
HAVE YOU TRIED MAHOGANY
Blend?" It certainly will not burn your
/ f0nYlln.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
RAIL PRAIRIE

April 1.-THE good old summer
time' seems to be slow abc ut coming
sround.
Thete was 9 dance given at the
town hall last Saturday night which
was we'll attended. few of tn.
Young people from this vicinity also
attended and all reported q good
time.
T. M. Halverson is still very sick.
We all hops that be may soon recover.
Adolph Olson took trip to Fl.
Ripley last Sunday.
John Tindell Ct Fl. Ripley called
Oh friends here last Saturday and Sun.
das.
TIE sawmill is in pretty good order
and it won't take long to put finish
to the logs on the landing.
Muonshine don't get q chance to
show his ligpt now on account of the
stormy cloudy weather. Bat he il
still around.
Kerry Brcmberg from Hayward.
Wis.,, visited with A. w. Olson q few
days last week.
A. e. Erickson is on the sick list
this week We nope to soon hear of
his recovery.
b. Bndy Of Fl. Ripley vicinity was
a caller in this vicinity Friday.
Mrs. F. Gotta has purchased four
new COWS.
A. K johnson will soon start his
new house.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
ELM DALE

April 9.-Mtss Hattie Weber, VINO
was en- rloyed at J. r. Wallets, re-
turned to Minneapolis.
Miss Trenud Booth returned to Lit
tie Falls last Thuraday.
Mr.. Eddie Jendro is getting ready
to start back to his homested at North
Dakota.
Mr.. Firkus and son Ellie, visited at
Long Prairie last Sunday.
Frank and Joe Nisline of Long
Prairie visited at Albert Firkus' Sun
day.
The dance at Albert Firkus' Satur-
day night was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sobieck enter
tanned few of their friends, it being
their daughters birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Mattison are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gesner.
Charles Nouie is employed at Mike
0asner's this week.
Peter Sobieck is building q large
house for Frank Minkie.
Albert Booth drove to Little Falls on
business Thursday.
Miss Allir Myers is visiting her Sis
tor at Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
AUSLAND

April 9.-.Albert j. F. Stroming
was to Brainerd and Pl]lager and
came back by the North Pole last
Tuesday.
F. } Page went to the county seat
on business last Tuesday.
Pauiina Cook went to Little Falls
on business last Tuesday.
There was dance at the town hall
last Saturday night and all report q
good time.
Tnere was a report in circulation
around here that Albert Stroming
had found the lucky trail again, but
the last rapport Ia that he lost it a~d
gave it mp as a bad JOB.
Mae Thomas came home from Ft.
Ripley last Wednesday.
r. J. Page went to PillAger on
Business last Friday.
Clarence Snow and Otto Atrowski
went to Pillager last Friday.
Alex Pllon, Jr., returned from the
woods last Sunday.
Albert Bulduc of Waldeck arrived
In this locality last Sunday for visit
With his sister, Miss A. Pilon.
Arnold Page came home from Du-
luth Monday where he has been work
ny on The railroad as fireman for the
asst couple of years. He got into a
i tile accident and was slightly hurt.
W. B. Jones of Sylvan was in this
ocality last Monday buying logs.
Herman Allguer had big crew OF
men last Monday and raised his house
on the piece of land that hs bought
asst fall.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
MORRILL,

There is sitxesn horee power
Carr Scot Engina staDd;E: in the road
in the north part cf Alberta town,
begging for repairs. Boys make up a
collection and give it q lift.
The auction at Flady Lttkf's WAS
largely attended. Frank Zardinski
bought some cattle of him.
Joe Kings photograph exploded
while he was PLAYING it the other day.
Stanley Drumke and Frank Sworsky
returned from Minneapolis the other
day and are now tsklng In the sights
at Morrill,, but it seems pretty slow
for them.
Enoch Sabraka was playing his
violin the other day and string
broke. For q minute he thought
lightning had struck him. Now he
says he is going to give up the violin.
The school board have made I'M
provements on the school house and
yard lately which vas badly needed.
Ethel Case went to Minneapolis last
week. She intends to spend the must
Of the Summer in the cities.
Miss Evelyn Van Alstlno, who came
home from the hospital somewhat
better is worse agaiu.
clarence young VeAO ID Ut. uolu
rice SATURDAY with blood prison in mis-
arm. It started fron silver which
he ran into his finger few days ago
He came home Sunday and thinks
he VIII get along all rigat now.
Thos King has moved back onto
his old farm again.
Cleve Walters left for North Dakota
last week.
john Stuhl will start his saw mill
this week.
Mrs. ivsary J. Johnson, of Morrill,,
died Monday morning. Mrs. johnson
YVES "a years OF age and a few weeks
ago came down with severe attack
of the grip which with other compli.
cations was the immediate cause OF
her taking away.-Foley Independent.
April 7.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
NOTAQIES MUST KNOW
Cannot Take Acknowledged
mcnt Of Parties They
do Not Know

e" The sup'eme court IF Minneaota has
recently handed dowu p decision that
will be of q ico-e than ordinary in
tereai to rotarles public ssnd 70 those
who Employ their services 10 the
casa If Barnard ct 81 rs. Schiller ct
al appealed from the district court
of Kansay county, TIE appellate court
sustpinad tbe oriei- al decislon and
directed Judgement Of $1,000 in favor
of the plaintiffs against the sureties Of
q notary on bis bond.
TIE wc:iOn Was one to recover from
the defendant Schiller and the sure.
ties on lis bond ss notnry public,
damages claim by plaintiff TO have
been sus aimed by reason IF an alleged
false certiication Of acknowledgment
made by niu. Tbs glst OF the opinion
ia 81 cotary public g rot q guarantor
of the abaol1te ccrrectn' 50 of his oerti-
hcaticn OFFS ckuos le1gment. but be does
undertake to certify that the party
ers,aally appearing before him is
known to be tie person described in
and who exec1ted the instrument.
In other words, the wOr1ink OF the no.
tarial acknowledgment must be inter.
preteI literally: it means just what it
saws. No notary has the lsgal rig ht
to certify to q signature unless she
party so signing is personally known
to him to be the one whose name Is
signed Acknowledgment may no
Longer be taken over the telephone nor
will it he <afe to certify to an instru-
ment with the NOT rial seal and take
the te, .: ithout personal knon ledge OF
the otler part:9. A notary pubic IN
this state is required TO give bond ct
AZ, OO}, and according to this decision
by tnn cpurt said bind is not q mere
matter # form bat implies real
1irtifi}r
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
East Darling

April 9.-Mrs. Christlana Anderson
was quite sick last Monday night and
doctor WAS called from the Falls.
She is reported as better.
Postmaster Edward Fre1erickson
was over to West D .rling last wesk to
have mis- postohice report acknowledged
ny August Blomqulst. who is notary
public. On April ~ it will be four
years since the establishment Of The
postofhce here.
We understand that one of the young
men was hurt some by trying to catch
moving train.
Tramps are going through hera on
their way West. They have done 10
harm here as yet.
Otis St. Dsnis IS erecting some hay
sheds. He doasn't intend to lose any
more hay by it being spoiled.
Tne river is gradually lowering
John .>chelin will soon be away from
hare, following MS profession Of paint
ing.
60 to IS Pacific Avenue and see the
good work our photographer can do.
His work is fine.
We understand that Alfred Frederick.
son hes bsen appointed chief Of police.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
". Il. HALL WITH 500
Is Now Buying Right Of Way
for 500 Through this
County

". n. Hall of this city has aces pied
a p. sition in toe rjght-cf way depart
ment Of the 500 railroad, which posi-
tion is ssld TO be very desirable one.
His first work in The capacity Of his
new position will be the securing Of
the righsof-way through Morrison
county for the extension ct the 500 to
Duluth. During his iEcumbency IS
re- lster of deeds for Morrison c. unity.
Mr.. Ball hiss become tn roughly
familiar with ths value of the land as
we'll as the land itself situated on the
proposed right-of- way, and tbls kpowl-
edge will help him greatly in his new
capacity. It is net known By Mr..
Hall what tho nature If his work will
re in tho future, after be Las secured
the rjght'of-way through Morrison
county, but he will continue in the
service of the same department and
make his headquarters IN tkis city for
the present
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
GrumbIe Corner

April 1O.-Ths services ut the school
house last Sunday were we'll attended,
A fence should be put around the
school house grounds in Cist No. IS,
80 as to preserve the trees from
byeakage.
Freedmen Grove is building an ad-
dition TO their home.
Waiter Levlrski is working forShe.if1
Long st Little Falls
arthur Cortner is home again from
Minneapolis. This Is ths third trip
since last fall.
Aaron Engstrom is going to build u
ne house.
Mrs. Anderson, mother of Louis
Anderson, is on the sick list.
All tie meadows around Grumble
Corner are on fire this week.
Rev. Emil Olson expects to shortly
make trip to Chicago.
Thomas Mccarthy has returned to
Wisconsin after a short visit here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
JAPANESE LACQUER.

This is the most beautiful material
of the kind in the world, and it has
recently been the subject of special
study by Two chemists. The special
q alities Of Japanese lacquer are its
brilliance, its great hardness and
toughness, and it's resistance to acids,
alcohol and boiling water. It is made
of the gum of the Rhus vernicifsra
which grows and ia cultivated in
China as we'll as in Japan. For the
weak and overworked We suggest the
daily use of golden grain belt beer:
Its daily use will build up and feed
your nerves and induce sleep. Order
OF your nearest dealer or be supplied
by Sylvester Casey, Little Falls,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
GILBERT

April Sired johnson came down
rom Bralneri Monday, returning
Tuesday.
Quite a number of CELEBRITIES at
tended the sale at FIT. Ripley Tuesday.
Geo Rogers has purchased another
kouse.
Fred Brobsrg cane down to visit
his parents Tuesday. He returned to
Frazee Friday where he is employed.
G. H. Peterson Will soon have his
new barn completed.
Miss ARata Peterson has gone to Fl.
Ripley to re,nsln some time.
Ghas. Tew w%s a Brainerd caller
Wednesday.
John Broberg and son Fred, and
Coas. Hedlund weTo at the Fort on
business matters Friday.
AudrewaaAndsrson called on friends
here Sunday.
Roads are in an awful condition at
present, mud to your ears.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
West Darling

April S.-We thought spring was
here but we've been fooled again.
The weather will delay seeding.
Charles J. Nelson is going to build
a large barn.
Andrew Hedin will put up sheds to
store his hay in.
Tne West Pleasant Grove and Gold
field tanners we're fishing at Fish lake
Friday. They did not meet with
much scccess az it is too early.
One Of the bachelors got his
iaustache shaved Off the other day and
his sweetheart hardly knew him.
The mail carrier is right on time
this weak Last week We sent il cur
news toe late for publicstlou.
The young folks who attend any
meeting. shOnld be we'll behaved.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
SULLIVAN LAKE

March 20 to April CT. 8. L2ok
WAS at j. Tavlcr's On hnsiness Thurs
day.
Mr.. RAYMOND Sims called at T. =.
Looks Thur,day.
RAYMOND Sans visited st Mr.. Brit
Ton q near Midland Saturday and Sun.
day.
Miss Jenson arrived at sne Lake Sat-
urday and will bari at T. s. Look IS.
School commenced Mo. day with an
enrolment of ten scholars.
&. ". Waller and son brought Miss
Jensen up to take cnarse OF der
school on Saturday last.
Mr.. ard Mrs. G. E. Look and cbil.
dren visited with Mrs. Ford and
daughter Sunday
Many and varied were the suprlses
Monday last.
Me- srs J. Taylor and Ray Sims
came over to the Lake Monday after
nom and took ono of A. W. Cook 9
boats over to Peavy Lake TO use for
fishing.
Il. S. and. c. e. Look were break
ing the formers horse to drive single
on Tueeday last.
Mr. Taylor was a Lake caller
Wednesday. He was hauling cats
from VIM Lynn's place.
Mrs, Potter Adkins and daughter.
Mics Lucy, drove out to the postoffice
Thursday to meet Mrs. Adkins broth
CT, Mr.. Wartz who has been up in the
northern part of the state looking for
his father in law who is missing from
his shanty. He had been trapping
during the winter. The think he
must have fallen through an air hole
in tho ice and drowned. His friends
are going to search for his body as
soon rs the ice goes out Of the lakes.
He formerly resided near Eden
Prairie. He was ali old pensioner and
did not draw any money the last
qrarter. Also all money and papers
remain In the bank undisturbed where
Mr.. Smith left them last fall. His
daughter is nearly crazsd with grief
Miss Maize and Master Merle Lcol
visited with their grandmother, Mrs.
Ford Wednesday evening.
The Ice Is breaking up in the lake,
but not many wild ducks as get.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
RICE LAKE

Ap,il 9---Otis johnson Of Little
Falls WIS hers last 7 g. k.
@ I've care d1.@n fr0'a Social
CITY tI7nGay sg3era he nas been emu
Dloyai t 9 !,aat few weeks.
Gla9s Isaacsoa YVES a county ssat
yiait,,1 ne day last week.
There pgas 80 school in Dist. ~ last
week ~r, eccnuut OF Easter
il" Jenson If Roy alton was a caller
hera iionday.
Jre :S:0ui. + Lastrup WIS hare one
day list week to buy horse.
Our mail carrier, J. +. Mentally,
came very near having runaway
Saturday.
WV. Lamb and Sylvester Love were
Ro.a'ton callers Monday Ct last week.
A faw Of orr Rice Lake farmers are
looking for a chance to buy soma
horses to do their spring WORK with.
Peter Pratt has rented the Chur-
chill placs for the season.
Sylvester Love, who is living on the
3. Baton place near Platte River,
barely escaped burn ont Friday
night. by q prairie fire which started
nsar John Lambs place. Mr.. Love
fought fire Until three o'clock in the
morning before he got it under con-
troll
e. Hart of Royalton was a Rice
Lata ailar THURSDAY.
y.assie Muritt Of Royalton and Ray
Crsbtres of Est Bellevue visited here
one @yaNlng last week.
W. hear th.at Isaac and Gilbert Isaac
son have returned homo from the
wo Ids.
fovalton visitors Monday were John
and tsill1e Lamb and Henry Love.
The roads ave in excellant co ndltlon
now.
Th2yaas Lamb of Little Falls was
hore Tuesday niaitiog his brother Bill.
'Ars. Peer Pratt, who spent Easter
visisir. friends and relatives in Little
Falls. returned home last weak.
Tee 500 railroad company has hanlet
several loads Of pilling to point west
OF John Lambs place about mile
from the lsks and it is thought that
work will soon begin at this point.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
SWAN RIVER.

April 9.-Peter Gregers1n visited
friends IN Elmdal9 Sur day.
Miss Tora Larsen, Who hiss been
visiting friends IN Little Falls for &
week came home Thursday.
Miss Kuby Arnesop. who was visit.
Ing in Stillwa'er during her vacation,
returned Saturday and hogan teaching
Monday in district No. 25,
School opened in district No. 9
Tuesday after two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kliber moved
to Little Falls Monday where they
Will make their future home.
Miss Christena Gregerson left for
Elmdale where she will visit friends
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12

for some time.
Peter KIlbec vet t. town Monday
on business.
Anton Wiupa sold bis farm to John
Plokott last Wedn.s ay
The roads are in bad conditlnn and
in some places they are impossible.
TIE marriage of Mart,n Yourzlk
to Miss Lucy Trttt-l wss announced
Sunday for the first time.
A settlen ent waa " ade in tns case
of George Schroeder Us. St. S'ani'la7s
church in Justice t*ludet's court Mon
day. The sum v~4>,u was $7S 10, and
as fos hlnmbing 10Th. Nc. Schroeder
recc iven the III AIS ,Hct.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
New London are visit, 8 at NJ. Lar

New LONDON are vlSltli at NJ. LhT.
sons.
Joseph Sterr was seen going down
south Sunday.
Frapk Polinsky, who had been sick
for over two vesrs. died at mis- home
Marc1 Is. Tee funeral wa hid at
Giluan Cd sunday. March II.
Theo. Flick visited at Larson s
Monday.
Miss Larson and Mrs Roreson viei-
tel Rcneson Monoay.
NJ. Larson sat out bis b. es last
week
Frank Sterr. Jr., of Canada and
Miss hannah Msthilda Nelson of La
kin we're married at Llttls Falls one
day last week.
A. M Roueson commenced bui]di3g
on Mr.. Stsrr's honse this week.
Sterr Il Talberg are getting their
mill ready to start saving soon
Sccool in district 80 had q week s
vacation last week on acc unit of high
wHter.
E Tnlberg and G. Scott visited a,
M. Larson 8 Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12

Andrew Johnson was discharged
from the Brainerd hospital and re.
turned here last Saturday. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. johnson jumped
from q train going at the speed OF
twenty. five miles an hour, while it
wAs passing near the wreck that took
place near Randall the early part of
March. Outside of some SORTS. Mr..
johnson will soon be all right.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
DULCE

April 5.-We are having nice
weather and plenty water.
People thou: hit shey were gong to
hear the wedding bells, but they must
sound
Louis Larson went to Milaca Mon
day.
6. Scott is building a house inrr SEC.
80.
Mrs. IversOn and A. Israelson from
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12
HUFF

April AL Of Mr.. Ahlers family
are sick with the grip.
s. T. Bennett and Fred Bsllamy
are helping J. Z. Stephenson build a
new blacksmith shop on his farm. So
We regain our original blacksmith in
Parker.
Tee roads are very near impossible
and winter seems to liuger. but today
IS nice and We have hopes Of seeing
shortly,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12

JAP ROSE transparent toilet and bath soap
is made from the whitest purest and best vege-
table oi}s-OILS THAT YOU ON EAT. Made
by klRk-soid by all druggists and grocers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-12

DR.. L. B. Bouchelle Of Thomasville.
Ca, a physician well known in the
South, is very enthusiastic over tho
cod liver oil preparation V1nol. He
says: Il have used Vinol in my fam
lily and in my general practice with
the most satisfactory results. It IL
exceedingly beneficial to those at1lict.
ed with bronchial or. pulmonary dis.
eases and to create strength
The reason Vinol is so far superior
to old fashioned cod liver oil and
emulsions, is because it is a real cod
liver preparation from which all the
useless oil has been eliminated and
tonic iron added.
We ask every weak, thin, run.
down, nervous and aged person in
town, and all those suffering from
chronic colds coughs am - lungs,
WULLING 8 STORE DRUG
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-01-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

KILLINGER & Co.'S. trading place,
Northwest corner Of Silver Avenue and
Spruce streets.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-01-25
Walks About with Broken Neck

You see that man going
along there with his head in an
iron cage?" asked a gentleman
of a Times reporter yesterday.
well, he is probably the only
man in the world who is living
with a broken neck. He has
been in FL Paso now several
weeks and has some kind of a
scheme to make a living. His
name is Baldwin and | was in
Birmingham, Ala, in 1887, when
he was knocked or fell from the
top of a train and broke his neck.
DR.. Lucky, The surgeon of the
railway for which Baldwin was
working, was very much sur
prised when the man did not die.
He called in several other sur
geons, they all examined Bald
win and pronounced his neck
broken, went up to the mans
room with DR.. Lucky, and at
his request, struck matches ana
held them in front of Baldwin's
open eyes, They never SO much
as winkCd. He was stone blind.
Some months later ] passed
through New Orleans and Bald
win was on exhibition in a mu-
scum there. Doctors from afar
and near went to see him to see
if his neck was really broken,
and they found that it was. If
he did not wear that iron cage to
h)ld his head up it would lie on
his shoulders or flop over back
wards and it might strangle
him to death. am glad h. re.
covered his sight, for it would
be horrible to have q broken
neck and also be blind. - Ell Paso
| Times.