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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
GRADING UP THE COLLEGES
Commission Lays Down Rules for Those
Whose Graduates Receive Certificates.
NO ROOM FOR A CHARGE OF PARTIALLY
Colonel CrOssIey Appointed as the
G. A. n, Member OF Commission
to Complete Roster of
Iowa Soldiers.
NO ROOM FOR A CHARGE OF PARTIALLY
CFrom a star corresnondentn

DIES MONIES, May u.-(Special1 AFTER
a two days session the members Of the
State Board of Educational examiners have
agreed upon the method of pLtting into
force the Stookey bill passed at the last
session and providing that the state board
may designate certain colleges of the state,
the graduates Of which should be entitled
10 state teachers certificates without ex-
animation. There was the possibility of a
merry war and much rivalry among the
colleges. Certain of the big colleges would
rather the little ones would not be given
this consideration and all the little ones
wanted in themselves. but wanted all the
others cut out. Instead OF passing on the
various colleges and educational instltu-
lions OF the state separately the state board
has decided TO set up a standard and allow
every college that comes up to the standard
to come I'm. The board spent much time on
this standard and will probably finish II
and have 1t ready for announcement soon.
1t is proposed to make certain requirements
and fix them definitely as to courses Of
study and professors Of certain efficiency.
After this is fixed each college I'm the state
will be allowed to make application for the
privilege Of having its graduates furnished
teachers certificates without further ex-
animation II they wish H. The state board
will then merely determine whether the
college comes up to the standard or not.
In this way it is belived there can be no
possibility OF any charge Of Partially.
which is the one thing the board desires TO
avoid
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

LONDON. May H. - Special dispatches
from St Petersburg say that Emperor
Nicholas and Emperor William have ar
ranged for an early meeting on the Baltic
sea.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

We have iust received shipment Of
baby walkers, t225 to t25o each Get one
and learn your baby to walk d. w. KEEL
Ter. iO3 South Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
Council shifts Omces.

The executive council has solved the ques-
ton OF room9 at the state house for the
time being at least by moving the geological
department 20 the brick Nat building that
stands on state ground across the street
east OF the state house. One-half Of the
building is now occupied by the state food
and dairy commissioner The rooms va
Gated by the geological survey will be given
10 the secretary Of the executive council
and the rooms occupied by the secretary OF
the executive council Will be given 10 the
attorney general. The architect for the
Board of Control will be moved to the top
floor Of the building east Of the state house
or have the option Of occupying one OF the
committee rooms in the state house TIL the
next legislature meets. which will be a year
and eight months from now. The room
IN the basement occupied by the architect
viii be given TO the parole board for the
present at least.
It is proposed further as soon as the
building Is erected back OF the warehouse
for a paper warehouse 10 move the document
department Connected with the secretary
Of states Office and the rooms occupied by
the state superintendent and the state Ii
brary for unpacking books TO the ware
house and thus give additional room in the
state house
The board made an Office for the state
veterinarian by ordering the secretary Of
the executive council 10 vacate a small
room In the basement used for storage pur-
pose next 10 the supply department room.
For the present no arrangement can be
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

ice at s p. m, sermon subject, The Ten
Commandments" second installment
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
NInrrinre I.iccnnca

Bee ONCE removed to 10 Scott street. op-
poslte Nebraska Telephone building.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
Petersen 8 sehoenlng sells mating.

Complete line Of Victor base ball goods
Petersen & Schoening
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

Licenses 70 wed were issued yesterday to
the following:
Name and Residence. Age
Fred F. Chambers, Council Bluffs......... 30
Pansy May Otto, Council Bluffs...........B
Martin Jensen, Council Bluffs. ............3O
JOhannah Jorgcusen, Council Bluffs. ~
rreov.rc w 7 oh,
Emma Mcintyre Omaha.................,.,
~. A. SEXTON, Kansas City. Kan.t........ "A
Grace Wilson. Kansas City. Kan.........2t
John S Henderson McCook, Neb..........25
Cora Anna Beach, Detroit, Mch...........A
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

Greatest Ice save on the marketable
Alaska refrigerator. Petersen & schoenlng.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
Similar scrrirea

Buy the Jewel gas or gasoline stove
They are the safest. Petersen s. SchoeninR.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

N. Y. Plumbing co. Tel. $50. Night. LISA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
Thrift Gets rrOopa

Adiutant General Thrift today retu ned
from Fort Leavenworth, Kas. whore he
went to make arrangements with the reg
ular army officers for the maneuyefs that
will be held with the state troops the
coming summer He has the promise OF
the Fort Leavenworth officers OF their
support and cooperation. II is antlei-
pated that q number Of the regular amy
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

made for giving the railroad commission or
| the adtutant general additional room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
PRISON STRIKE
In RUSSIA

tssattis s,as. rseia.iss ssrste..p
ST PEfHRsurWu asav irh.rs
are pFtsaHH - NHefia NhsFe srn-
tsnce - impfttor'nent spells death.
ard there sfe = fsw whsfe tbs in.
RATES sataF HfauY pfifiiezsss IL ths
latter tnsf have = Eqtnfuasnt 81 tneff
owa. are kert IN cells eaEF 81 nisht
PERMITTED q Fafehass faad Aud iifs
sretafe. 70 SO their friends Ah8 wfits
letters
Protests against rrfaon uuanarwuwns
and aesnanas far improvements take
tAs fasH - stfisfn ~ thee STRIKES
the men usaaiy refuse . sat o. gef-
form iahef
a naeelfY. hewrysf hAs h~sa intro-
eueed at ths HnnisHsA Ffssaa Ths
pfisunrfs sasFe reflse - usaf eialh-
ing EsH nssash thsY hsYE saataiet
a tems TAs psl@@a hufhaftsisn are
Urn - IN rsgtlres. ard ftm clothes
lesa esafsilpas wffl ~ en tnaefiritetyi
rhe tTtsaa ~ snniensk ans others
~ ihs FsnNiFe ars afrfeFum SD bsea0se
tdFF hata mzry - fha sffsaasss for
u'srfy ssHt e. ths penal calanf - saa-
tsiisn islahH Half shs island wss
eetsd & 4sran. after she was. and
Russia II that tirss asfsa4 t. sad
- asaFs pftsausrr thsrs
All waa ssHens AZ enaieask untii ghs
arrival hst psrer4ber. ~ : bard -
natEi HatiHesfa. from HFfassapat A
upmt#f - ftam. whe hsf hem ron.
dsmasf e NE iinpTis'as. sssHl. fsr~sfns
the leaders ~ so ofhefa They aanse
in siuslHH Revolutionary snnxs aHd
whsn efftciats rfefeassf thsy saif
thsv bat not eeaae % suffer rsnish.
meat. hat t. bnaE "a aaeeessfal
cilse ths struggle heEun nufnlaa
against re ruie VI the esaF Trey as-
strpfed ths holy rirtagss Ana irrus
placed n ths cells
NheH these fFisgnsrs Here ordered
90 FHehaHHe thfif rrairHFy afsss f1f
fhe kafa = ednVtcia they refused
Thsy aaa'f wear their uwn eiathes. ~
rattins Thn officials fnststs.f Ths
pfiaanafs daaafsd the 44eaftan ~
mahlHF their Protest in fhs form ~
fiatent ursisirr % aaasiss resist
arcf TIE latter course Aaa fhosrn.
on ths around fhat d Wauif Nfn pub.
90 sFmeafhf fnr then Hars sheir
/ ciothiaH - been tsken auaY they
fass never appeared ~ ths rfesruc-
Z % pfiaan officials in Fafb 81 anf sort
An agitation N their faNar has been
teKuu autaista under tas affnsfian I'd
q former maaitef ~ tha an4nta ard
ssmesfNiaHfs sabsrrfRa - fund "a
by them food snf teesae8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
OUACK DOCTOR Is
MISSING
apvERrtstNo SPECIALIST
WANTED ~ POLICE IA
leFr SEATTLE AND AVoi
30 CRIMINAL PROSECUTE
goR pRAerlctN0 WITHOUT
LICENSE.

Another onack doctor is cut
..slness as the result Of the E
-, ,xpoaa II the methods af
LACED specialists
~pr Joseph smith, ~ho q
.oms time has posed az speeia
Z, for the English Medical lasti
,e,e cannot be found by the p
,,rs ana IL Il believed that he has
III, Seattle.
smith vas enc 81 the QeActi
.sainst wham chief Wappeusteln
ae,.ineA evidence ~ violation OF
~ medical practice net lie wAa
a BE- summoned befure the state
Nosrd OF medical examiners q she's
eaa.e uhy his license should not be
rsvokfd. Inon consulting the rec
aria however. the board discovered
ne fact that although Smith was
Advertised a. = specialist. he va
az llceased 20 practice N this
state
Smiths absence IL supposed % Be-
sas % be fear u a criminal pfoa-
s,ution fnr practlcing medielas
without = license. u ne STAYED In
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
PLASTERS TO SHARE WAGES

Local -. Operative piasfercrs'
rnlon. last night voted f. aascas
al members. in order a eaaAiira
the wages - union piastefers The
raise from g. 20 81 a day went
into effect this morning without
opposition Several piasferera are
Workins Under Old e. q dag con.
tracts. and 20 Pot them on an equal
footing with others. the union VIII
cquniina tho wages until the Old
contracts are completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
ON THE FRONT

~ steamer Californian. which
srrsvse yesterday from Honolulu.
ssFr1sd stowaway. Francisco
YEA Q ycanE musician 81 years
a. He viii - teportof o. the
Missouri. q steamer Of the same
efsamsr csty % Puebia. whfeh
srrfve6 yesterday from Frisco.
nAde ne RAPID time OF seventy-one
Acs-a tneinalng two hours at Vie.
"a zad ene 81 Port Townsend.
captxis EMIL Franeke. master Of
- wrecked Dakota. has gone %
cnafprnls for his health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
.uooE susKG RETURNS.

yatgr Thomas Burke has return.
q frou . month's business trip
N he east. While away he caiiet
q 0cnsrai Mekensic. head % the
ecrps Of army engineers. IN the In.
tsrsst Of the Lake wRahinkton
earai He uas given full assurances
bat the department was In aym.
DatAy vitA the improvement bat
nAt I'll arrangements would - iees
Win Mater Chittenden Of the LEGAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
PLANNING BIG REVEALS


The Methodist Episcopal
churches OF tho city are planning
a revival on a big scale for the city
this summer. Eyangellatn Hart
aud Magan, who have been holding
services IA Tacoma recently. came
20 Seattle yesterday and had q con.
ference with the Seattle Methodist
Ministers association. The 0utcomc
Of the meeting 10 the liberalization
70 plan the revival services, Bis
tents will be erected for the meet
inEh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

braces. much exchange ~ fsiieftions
remarks. autnmobile rides together
and hanaaetA Az this save nutioe
% Europe that spain had gained hss
rfst International friend slnee the
wAF with the unitsd STATES
kins Edward ~ the uncle Of kina
Aifensa's queen. Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
NADEAU OPPOSES
BOULEVARD PLAN

/ A. Nadeaa. director general %
the A. \. z. exposition. Yesterday
denounced tho plan % uninG state
shore lands on Lake WAahtnxton
for q city boulevard. Aa a nelEah
scheme Of property owners Mr..
Saaeaa wants tho lands sold 20
raise funds for tho fair. As pro,
vtdce By the legislature. Many
property ounsru favor the houie.
ward because Il will keep the land
from being aoid Tor factory use.
which would spoil the beauty u
the LAKE Washington water frunf.
age. The Chamber OF Commerce
COMMITTEES had a hearing On the
question yesterday. and viii report
aoon.
~=s=a=-e=aaa---'H -
Or lee Baker. dsntist. soe Eitsl
building rhaua Masu g1as -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
TO IMPROVE JURY
QUARTERS

The county commissioners have
ordered the necessary repairs 20 be-
made IN the Jury room Of Depart
ment No 1 Of the superior court.
about the condition - which com.
plaint IVES made BY the jurors IN
the nrawnhold case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
Photos By PInncy

A. pleasing baeanre he combines
~ rhctokrzehIe quality with re4
acrsfls rftees. making q very a..
bScsfrs article 10 psrscns desiring
a. portrxtsaFa whers price mnsi
y ccnEiteFed
wssainFson Bloch. Tes FIRST az
sssitle "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
MYSTERY NOW
DEEPENED

KAIAMA, wash. MAY Myster-
ious letters sent 90 Prosecuting At
torney lluhhuii IN the ease % James
and Tom batter Tor numbering a
tramp. have led 10 the discovery OF
another murdered man. The letters
save the sEAct iocation Of the dsai
body and also stated that BAKER
and his son we're not fssponsihls
Tor the murder % the tfaHp that
the man who did The aesd was killed
"a q train wreck recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
oAnrrsrrns u,vr = now


VANCOUVER H a.. HH Tho
rnratInH - tHs carpenters last
rlaht Haaba ID iu faW mhile Hu
arrarfaaat vas hrirH drafted The
rlru refuse to return e. work un.
iaaa All men lmp frfsd TO break ths
strike aHa dIanlaafd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

After strenuous days IN the city
BE 70 faKieaea for the simple lifc
Phone Dies nufton Investment Co.
llI AmaIlahn nnnk Bldg 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

Tho above phe,ossaph. which has
iass arrives IN this couutry. illus
uAtes q usws sssht % this mcnth
which has opensa the eyes 81 al
Eorope. kins Edward went in his
yacht % e2rtasena where ktas al
fenso met him. There we're EN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
COFFEE

Good coffee, good
morning.
Good morning, good
day.
Good day, good night.
Good night, good
morning.
Your grocer returns yuur money
II yoa don't like sehiilinHk Best
We pay him
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
PULASKI

Dec. 9.-Stsnislaus KamiDski of
this place and Kasmir Grobelly OF
Little Falls returned nome Monday
from the Cross Lake country, where
they had gone to SEEK employent with
the Northern Lumber company.
They report that the company has
moved its head quarters fro N Cross
Lake to Walker. also that WAGES are
very poor. tha sawyers receiving $50
and swampers s Is, About fcrty men
and teams have been discharged lately
because of the warm weather, hot
being able to ice the roads for hauling
purposes.
Con O'Brien & Wells. another
logging concern operating at Mooss
Lake. about ~ mile west of Pequot.
are also meeting obstacles in icing the
roads. On account of the warm
weather they are unable to do this
ard discharged . number Of men.
They are paying the same wages az
the Northern Lumer Co. In many
instances a man with a team could
command only $50.
The boys thought their services
were worth more at home, so decided
to return. .''..' It..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
r. +. o. NO. 3.

Dec. 4.-LaWrenCe JAnuze Wski was
q county Geat visitor on Wednesday. +,
Adolf Socher made business trip
to Caldrum last Saturday.
The dance at L. P. Januze wski q
thursday night was we'll attended AND.
all reported q good time.
Alfred Larson Of Little Falls visited
with relatives here over Sunday.
School was closed in district No. 45
the last part of last week.
Stanek Bros. are busy saving WOOD
for the farmers around here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wogduta was
visiting with relatives at Little Falls
Sunday.
Albert Dzibas made q business trip
to sc. Cloud Friday and returned
nome SATURDAY..
A number of young folks were out
skating Sunday aftrnoon at zapriia' L
lake. a.
Miss Helen Walogorski visited with
her parents few days at Roy alton.
John Novak and Andrew Kupka 81
st. Paul are visiting with friends al
Ledoux.
Miss Annie and Joe Kaiser. who
we're visiting with their sister al
Appleton fol. the psst week, returned
home Monday.
Too late for last week = issue.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
SULLIVAN LAKE

Dec. 7.-Miss Jensen and scholars
of district SO observed Thanksgiving
day with readings and recitationl
appropriate to the day, In fact
rendered program which was q
credit to the school. Several visitors
were present.
The Misses Mae and Alice Cool
visited Mrs. Ford and daughter Satur-
.ay.
q Miss Jensen and Raymond Sims
visited at Mrs. Ford's Sunday.
John and Marvin Britton were the
gut SITS OF D. W. Sims this week.
Raymond Sims was Lake caller
Tuesday evening.
Several Of the young men of the
neighborhood are going to northern
Minnesota to file on timber lands
sooD.
John Kramer came up to T. 8.
Look Tuesday en- a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haywood came
up to the Lake Friday to visit T. 8.
Look.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
RAIL PRAIRIE! :! ].

Dec .-Jslia LucklD. Who went
20 Fl. RILEY to asstst8st the hotel !.
~as takel. SICK Immediately afttr
arriving there, and IL still unable to
be- taken home. We hope ste will
soon recover.
Adolf Olson drove to the county
seat on business last Mo.day.
Mrs. c., b. Anderson is i'll at her
home.
C. 1. Lucken took walk for his
health last Saturday. Hope he found
it.
Mr.. ard Mrs. T. M. Halverson
called at Ericks01's one day recently.
Mr.. and Mis-. A. N. Tubbs has
sgain moved out from TT. Ripey.
Lee Randall of CT ough was in this
vicinity one day last weet.
Clarence Olson, who has been at
Decohab, lava, FIR nearly a year,
surprised the folks at home by arriv
ing home for Thanksgiving.
Anton Erickson is employed at
Charlie Lightner's.
A large number of relatives ard
friends were entertained at A. W.
Olson's on Thanksgiving day. A
bountifQl dinner was served; also
supper. These present were F. A.
Olson and family, Il. a. Anderon and
family, J. Jaeger and family, T. ID.
Halverson and family and G. I.
Lucken The afternoon was spent in
social conversation and card playing.
EVERYBODY enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely.
L. Lucken drove to the county seat
last Friday, returning Saturday.
Adolf Jaeger. Adolf Olson and
Emma Olson spot Wednesday evening
with Miss Halverson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
ROBERT PICKIT LOSES. REFOS u
ATORY JOB.

IS st. Cloud Times: On Friday LATTER
noon Robert c.. Pickit, the we'll
known and popular keeper of accounts
at the MINI sofa State Refor mstory.
was notified by the board Of control
that he was no longer in the employ
of the state and that his position was
vacant No reason was assigned.
Mr.. Pickit has held the position for
about a year and half, succeeding
Andrew E. Fritz. Senator j. e. G.
Robinson, Mr.. Pickit and Andrew E.
Fritz went to st. Paul today to confer
with the board, and, if possible
learn what the cause for the removal
It IL reported that the board found no
fault With Mr.. Pjckit in his clerical
capacity and that there were other
reasons for the removal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
RECIPE MIXED OFIfN
Druggists Praise This
Simple Home Mix .
~ - .
49,, !, = Iu1U .s. -

= Some remarkable stories are keing
told about town among the country
people coming in. Of this simple
home. maize mixtue curing Rheuma-
tism and Kidney trouble. Here il tho
recipe and directions for taking :
Mix by shaking we'll in bottle one"
half ounce Fluid Extract Dandellon,
one ounce Compound Kargon. three
ounces Compound syrup Sarsaparllla.
Take as q dose one teaspoontul after
meals and at bedtime. @e4= =.
No change need be made in your
usual diet, but drink plenty of good
water. -. 49,. .ss 3D.. ...a-..-
This mixture. writes one authority
il a leading Philadelphia newspaper,
has peculiar tonic effect upon tn
kidneys cleansing the clegged-up pore
of the eliminative tissues. forcing tn
kidneys to slit and strain from tn
blood the uric acid and othe
poisonous waste matter. overcoming
Rheumatism, Bladder and Urlna
| tro q bles in short while.
A New York Druggist who has ha
bur dreds of calls for these ingredient
since the first announcement in tn
ne wspapers last October stated ths
the people who once try it swear b
| it, especially those Who have Urinar
and Kidney trouble and suffer Wit
Rheumatism.
The druggists in this neishorhco
say they can supply the ingredient
which are easily mixed at home
There is said to be no better bloot
cleansing sgent or system toni
known, and certainly none mol
harmless or simple to use. s.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13

Wadena Pioneer ~Joroal: SO many
mon have been laid off on tho North
erp Pacific that many of the freight
conductors who have been running
trains for several years, have been put
back to breaking. Ono day last week
q well known conductor had for
brakemen, three we'll known CON
duotors. Business has fallen on On
the road and the laying OF OF men
has resulted in severe set-backs tor Z
whole lot Of conductors. -. -..~.- ,.-z.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
WORRY WORSE THAN FATIGUE.

More people worry themselves
out than wear out by work and then
when they begin to grow thin worry
ing over their things they worry be-
cause they are growing thin: The
best thing tor nervousness is the
regular use of golden malt tonic at
meal time Take a glass Of golden
grain belt beer with your meals and
at bedtime. 1t builds up overworked
nerve tissues and insures renewed
health to body and brain. Order OF
your ne Arrest dealer or be supplied
by E. S. Tanner, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13

Brainerd Dispatch, Z: An e3amina-
tion for rural carriers was held by the
local civil service board in this city,
three applicants taking the same.
Wm. T.. Clark. Wesley w. Cock and
VIM. Huff. all Of Fort Ripley The
examination was for the tho Fd1ily
route recently established to run north
from Fl. Ripley and which will be
started Dec. 10th. = i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
UAN TRAP MUSKRATS NOW.

Both mink and muskrat can be
trsppfd now. Sect on 80. as
amended in 1907. reads as follows
mo person shall take. catch or kill
anv MINK or muskrat between the
nineteenth day Of April ard the
fiftee, tn day of November following.
Provided, that when any of the animals
meut iored in this section are doing
damage to tr destroying any property.
the per;on whose property is being
damaged or destroyed may kill them
at any time
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13

Farm. Stock & Home: "A Coco
Man Gone. -Tnecdore Louis IL deae.
The end came Nov. 10th, and DIS nooy
was laid beside that OF his aooieo
wife on the 20th Not outstanding
his advanced ego. the announcement Mt
Of tho death of Mr.. Louis will shock
his thousands of friends who knew
him psrsoually IN the Northwest
and eastward to New England.
The many farmers who nave nealo
Mr.. Louis interesting talks at iarn
institutes on hogs and clover, Will Of
sorrv 10 learn of his death.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
GILBERT

Dec 9-Miss Alma johnson left
rnesdsv for Little Falls, where she
Iii remain for some time. -
Rev. ". A. Mckenzie held religious
sa1v;ces at the school. hous Friday
Ghas Bedlund and daughter,
Father. we're 1T TT. Ripley Saturday.
Sam Blnom of Froedne y WAS
Gilbert visitor Saturday. Z
Ed. Hall. Ben johnson ana aug.
Berglund we're county seas Vlsltofe
during the week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13
DEATH OF MINNESOTA FAT.
TEST WOMAN.

Miunesota's latest woman died last
week at her home in ADoka. Her
name was Mrs. Stella Daniels aud she
b as exhibited herself throughout the
northw est. Many old Ancka people
knew this tat woman personally.
She was said to weigh 713 pounds. but
her weight was probably eomwhat
exaggerated by an over Jealous press
agent. -Wadena Pioneer. Journal.