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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
4. 80. Tough Sam I. 70. .Tedford Robert
8. 07. .Tew Adelaide 4. 81. :. Ware James
l92,
PIKE CREEK

Arvidson Chas. 81. 400. Anderson
JoGn 2.18. Anderson August 3.O1. {.
Anderson Oscar .76. Anderson An
drew s. %. .Berendt Joseph 86. .Bonik
Mike so. .Beno Christ 1.78. .B0ras
Joseph g. SO. .Boras Stan. /. 10. .B1unit
Jos. H. 3.14. .Balitzki Julius .95. :.
Bssteck John g. "A. Benson B. P. 1.18
.Blechinger Chss. 1.39. .Blechinger
John B. 3.69. .Broberg Henry 2.Q. I.
Cieminski John .76. Carlson G. 81.
/. 81. .Copa Stephen .49. .Cieminski
Frank i.47. Cook John 81. 400. .Ci-
eminski Jacob 10. Collision G. W.
1. O6. .Cieminski Joseph .78. Carlson
Sarah 1903. .Durawa Joseph 2.S6. 4.
Durawa Vincent 1866. .Deering Mike
2 43. .Deering John Jr. 20. .Dzorin
Vincent 2. Al. Dunn Levisa l.2e! Do
misch Joseph 1.59. .Deering Martin
2. "a. .Drellack L 6,19. .Deerlng Joseph
2.s6. .Duclos Q. 50. 81. Eckman John
1.62. Evans VIM. 2.37: Ellison Christ
2. 80. Gray VIM: e.: 1.H: :Ginter
Joseph 8. 10. .Ginter Chas. 3. 81. Gin
ter Jacob H.: .Gregerson L. .18..
Hays w. 81. 6.27. Hamilton James
4. 81. holm Christina go. Hanson
Anna 1.59. .Hamlln Jos. .63. .Janta
Frank 2.95. johnson Ed. D. 4.31. :.
Johnson John A. 5.87. johnson S. G.
4. a.. .Janney F. A. 3.37. .Jawarski
st. 1888. johnson Joseph 1856. .Kno
pix Anton 1.81. .Kiedrowski August
2. 18. Kemp C. W. 1874. .Kuchinski
Paulina 3.9s. .Krick]er Frank 1.3o.
Knopik Peter 5.21. .Kinowski Frank
2. ~. .Knudson Anton AZ. .Knudson
Abraham. .73. .Karpinski Panl 3.18..
Krause Albert 2.21. Larson Hans .49
Lambert Jasper $3.50. .Ledoux Nit"
chell LES. .Lindtergh 9. A. 9.06..
Larson Leonard SO. LOCKS j. 3.46. :.
Larson Thopas 1888. .Lemonczek Paul
8. 68. Larson Jonas 4.28. Lewis Marx
20. .Lepinski NJ. .68. .Lepinski Frank
IL. 70. .Lesinski Andrew 2.29. .Leibel
Geo. 40. .Minchow Simon 3.65.
Morrill, Sophie P. 173. 66. Morrill, A..
G. estate 1888. .Matteson NJ. F. .09
Manly John 1877. .Maschke VIM.
ST.. 8. 40. .Maschke VIM. Jr. 7.18. =.
Muehlbauer Frank g. 90. Matteson
Vernon II. .Nieman Chas. 6.69. !.
Nisman Otto 4.H. Nelson Chas J.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
TOWN OF SWANVILLE

Anderson T.. P. SO. Anderson Au-
gust 3.44. Anderson Chss. 1.45. .Boseu
Andrew 2. .O8. .Blais John 18. OF. .Bese.
mann VIM. GIL. .Baumgart Rudolf
8. 45. Brown Henry 1.57. Blair Peter
4.45. Blair Solomon .49. .Blais e. 8. 80
..Beseman Anton 5.07. .Bergstrom
Otto 1888. Baker James L. 10. .Bese-
man Chas. l.4O. .Blals Louis 4.O4. .
Blanchard Lou IL. O5. .Beseman Albert
2. 81. CLARK W. F. 4.25. .Chickow
Val. 2. .95. .Casey Luke 4.64. .Chickow
Joe /. 16. .Christianson b. p. 81. Cox
". 81. $40. Carlson John 100.
Cichon John .06. .Dobs T. 7.66. .Dy-
CART & Spencer 8.91. Decker Anton
8.O4. .Dvgart w. L. 2.26. .Ehernberg
Carl 7.64. Erickson Hans 4. 81. .Eich-
man Albert 1.39. .Firkus Albert .04. {.
Gesen VIM. 9. SO. .Ganz julius $50. j..
Ganz Herman 9. "a. .Getzkow Herman
$50. .Gesell Thomas 2.84. .Glantz
Chss. AZ. Hanson 9under 2.68.
Hereen Eilt 1.22. Hanson Andrew
2. 50. Hanson August 2.l6. johnson
Abraham LOO. jacobson Jacob g.
Jasorka Math 500. jacobson J. p.
2.77. .Kolis John 200. .Kuka Nick
s. 10. .Korel Joe 8. IS. .Kuenl VIM. 1926
.Klesgen John 6.62. .Kronsev August
G. SIT. .Ludenia s. 1926. .Lor1g J..
J. gu. .Lehrke Fred s. IS. Lindberg
John A. 2. 2.39. .Lekberg p. A. l.65. .
Mielke Albert 9. 66. .Molde Christ 8. S1
Madison Rasmus 1.39. Model Hokan
1877. Miller Louis r. 1888. .Matroe
Frank I. SO. .Melby Andrew 8. 30. Ma.
ciej John Jr. .26. .Maciej Simon 4. II
.Maciej John Sr. $50. Miller Paul
4. O6. .Martinson Peter 1.2O. .Martlnsou
R. J.. 1877. Nelson N. L. 2. Is. Mel.
son Jens 40. .Niemeyer g. 2.91.
Nelson Albert los. o. '1onnell ]. r.
2. 50. .Osgood l. A. 3.43. Olson Anton
/. 50. Olson n. A.. 3.68. Olson Hokau
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
THAT MlLl:E=:l ROAD
More u: : 3! TAX :! E: Of Surveyors ! *;n
!: !. the Mile i. !. Lacs:: Lake.:
! J.: Region: .:.:. i =:

! The NloIa Tim es: ::sav :..:Is the. Mile
Eacs Iykf :coultfyy:: fo:g ct: d ra:ilroad :sst
last; sftei NOR e*thanj. 20;
:? {6af a
:N:i.r3H5Sts q: :at:: :fhs S;::XGiiah
/ wants a roii:te .ftom IVES: FERN MIME sofa
| and the Dak otas to Duluth will build
a line from olenwuci in rope coan,y
to the head of the lakes ski,ting at
the sout shore Of Mile Lscs lake A
corps cf surveyors which have been
working east from Glenwcod are now
in the northern part of Stearps coun
ty Another crew is now working
west from Duluth and is now in the
vicinity Of Moose Lake and Barnum.
A surveying outfit, consisting of tents
stoves, tools and provisions consigned
to the 500 railroad company, arrived
at this station the first of the week
and was hauled to the lake yes erday
ny Horace Humphrey. Fourteen RAIL
road surveyors in charge Of j. j.
Fankinson. will arrive at Mora this
evening and will leave at once for
Mile Lacs There is great excite
ment in the lake country and the
sturdy pioneers that have waited SO
long for q railroad feel that their
hopes are to be realized at last If
the 500 does build into the lake coun-
try it is very probable that the Great
Northern will balld an extension from
sMilaca north to connect with one of
its northern lires. There is strong
rivalry between the 500 and the Great
No, thern and it is not likely that Jim
Hill will sit calmly by and see the
500 invade its territory.
Should the Great Northern build
this extension it would furnish Mile
Lacs lake with unexcelled railroad
facilities, giving it direct lines to the
twin cities and to Duluth and Superb
or. This would insure the rapid de-
velopment of the Mile Lacs lake and
make it a popular summer resort. as
1t would be easy of access from all
nearby cente1s of population.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
TO COMMEMORATE ANNlVERSARY
OF COUNTY ORGANIZATION,

Morrison county was organized fifty
years ago. There has been talk that
it would be appropriate to have
banquet to celebrate the event, and 1t
is now planned to have such AZ affair
some time during court week in
March.
1t is hoped to have present all voters
now living who were present at the
first election. There are probably .
through the country.
Hon. N. Richardson, who not only
voted At the first election, but began
his remarkable career of Office holding
by being elected to Office at that time,
is much interested in the matter, and
there seems to be q feeling that the
anniversary should be celebrated.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

l.78. .Nleman VIM. 800. .Olik John
2.el. Olson Gust 6. 1s. .Ockerman Ole
40. Click Vincent 100: .Osevski
8. 80. Olson John sos. .Posch Jacob
SO. .Prodzinskl Thomas 2.69. Page
W. L. 2.6l. .Pichowskl John $50. I.
Peterson 81. 1.04. .Prodzlnski John "a
..Pankratz Gust 287. .Piekarski jos
epb 1888. Peterson Aug. 6.04. .Prodra-
"a Peter III. Pletrowski John 1.83. {.
Pietrowski Ignatz LA. .Pietrowskl
Isidore 1.69. Posch L. B, 4.92. Peter
son Peter .08. Peterson Jessie ~. j..
Piekarowski S. 1.53. Peterson Forkel
2. "a. .Prodzinski Mary $3.50. .Plomeki
Mike .66. .Qaine J. E. 30. .Rudek
John 2.60. .Ringwelski Mike 389.
Richter Mary 1.30. .kiDgwelski Mat
al. .Ringwelski Bert ia. Richter
Jacob 2.89. Ruiz Joseph T. 26. Ring
welski Frank 1888. Richard Bros.
13. AZ. Russell Robt. 7.18. .Ringwelski
Mat No. 2 1.66. .Stolkmsn Jacob /. 10
.Sorenson G. A. 1.54. stevens John
e. $40. .Schypritt John 1.84. .Smuds
Joseph .93. .Stolkman August .88. Z.
Schwartz Mike 3.32. .Sadetzki Joseph
1. 66. .Smuda John .93. .Schendsl Chas
3. O3. Savage L. G. 2.9S. Scott Martin
/. IL. .Sprandel Chas A, 25. O8. Tan
detzkl lgnatz 1866. Tandetzki Frank
Sr. 4. a.. Treblatoweki Eva ?.32.
Thoma D. 4.71. .Tilman Simon 8. Is. {.
Trask VIM. .O7. .Walkoviak John .86
.Winchewski August T. O3. .Wahl Ole
L. 4.o3. .Wysocki Paul .4s. .Witte
Gertrude ~. Vita John 2. o.. Wick
Mike 90 Wielinski Simon 3 "
Williams M. M. Is. Is. .Zilllk John
koWski John $685.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
johnson, c E-Franzen, Ida G
Kulig, Peter J-Mucha, Mary
Norland, Wsetalo, Kasia L

Kulig, Peter J-Mucha, Mary
Norland, Viktor-Wsetalo, Kasia L
Ewing, W H-kcop, Lillian
Belanger, oseph-Heroux, Ella
Herbst, Remigius-We Weissenberger,
Regina
Carney. Peter August-Frommelt,
Francis Marie
johnson, John H-Peterson, Roeelind
Fregiu, Fred-Beck, Lena
Blazejeski, Al jzy-Zabaris, Con-
etantis
OCTOBER
Miller, Robert Louis Summers,
Meta
Wotzka, Thomas H-Harmonio, An
ME
Meek, Carl E-Weiss, Catherine
Jachem, Juseph-Sivensks Franciska
Davis, Raymond W-Hortsch, Mary
Barton, Edwa1d-Fussy, Gertrude
Zak, Walter Schubert, Anna
Yok, Jacob -Stanek, Agnes
DeDzen, Georg-Block. Maria
Schneider, Cha1les-BurgratF, Cecilia
Virnig, VIM -Simones, Lucie v
Tho rntop, l. C-Pitheop, Macie Vernie
Czech, John-Kalis, Susie
Gocbel, Frsnk-Strom, Sophia
Meyer, W n K-Tanner, Adelaide, O
Qimby, Chester Leroy-Pierce, Flor
ence, May
Amrin Andrew A-Persson, Rigina
Garrison, Richard-Liljegrep, Min
ME
Mueller, Peter J-Terhaar, Mary
Jendro, Peter-Heisick, Anna
Moran, Eugene-Barbeau, Georgina
NOVEMBER
Cook, Fred-Karnath Bertha
Hink]e, Ben J-Chance, Mary P
Millner, John-Fiecber, Margsretha
Pekareck, Frank-Marshik, Mary
Ringwelski, John-Knopik, Francis
Berg. Chas O-Hansen, Marian
Kliber, Mike-Yowiczsk, Josie
Super, Joseph G-Wilinska, Victoria
McClintick, s C-Adney, Hannah L
Wilczek, Barney-Borosch, Mary
Edna E
Bruso, Joseph-Wentzel, Augusta
Drellock, Ludwig-Pikula, Mary
Boras, Kazimir- Wodarczk, Francis
Racine, Charles l-Bollig, Anna
Ramsdill, Zeth-Matheson, Jennie
DECEMBER
Thorn, John-Reinke, Metha
Nelson, Carl Hugo-Narum, Hilda
Maria
Cameron, Donald M-Duncan, Maud
Mary
Siegel, Fred-Niman, Emma
Ogg, Geo W-Chsse, Grace
Wilson, Geo O-Kienov. Rachel A
Walkowak, John-Richter, Katie
Richter, Vincent-Zmuda, Martha
Smuds, John-Wiener, Katie
Tembreull, John P-Shott, Cecilia
Adella
Linder, William-Clark, Ella NJ
VIM Linder-Ellen N Clark.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

At the German Evang. Lutheran
church, Rev. A. Siegenhtaler pastor.
services will be held Sunday morning
at 10 80 q. m, Sunday school at 9 80.
Special meeting will be held after ser
vices which all members are requested
TO attend.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
A NEW BUSINESS BLOCK.

Theo. Brockhoff, a we'll known
hardware merchant and prominent
business man of Wadena, has pur-
chased a business lot on Broadway. in
the vicinity of Hennlng Landahl' g
Office and contemplates the erection of
brick business block early in the
spring. Mr.. Brockhoff's plans as to
the disposition Of the block when COM
pleted have not yet been announced.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

Beginning January l, 1907, the bar
bers of Little Falls have decided to
close their shops each evening at 500
o'clock, with the exception OF Satur-
day evenings, when they will be kept
open to II 100 o'clock.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

The baggage and warehouse men in
the employ of the Northern Pacific
Railway at this point have had their
wages raised $3.50 per month, while
the operators on the entire line have
been given an increase of $5. 90 per
month.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

The last meeting of the ola board
of county commissioners will te held
at the court house Monday, January
z, and on Tuesday, January 8, the
new board will hold Its initial meet
ing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

Dec. %, 1906
S. c. Vssaly, Secretary,
Little Falls, MINI.
Dear Sir
There are quite a number of gaso-
lene lighting systems in Little Falls
for which we made charges in the
new rating of the containing risks for
unaprroved arrangements.
As promised in the meeting of
Agents on the 18th inst, we enclose
to you, as secretary, copy Of the Ma
ttOEal Board kulss and Requirements
in the installation of such systems
Although thess rulss are what the
Fire underwriters are guided by, and
are meant for requirements, yet we
recognize tbat SINE specifications are
rather difticclt in carrying cut in ell
cases.
If the Little Falls people will place
the supply tanks of their systems
cutsiGe and have their inside flame
generator in enclosed prope. metal
boxes, and have the hollow wire pro-
perlJ protected, We will remove the
charges for these bad features in such
systems in our rating of the risks.
If the supply tank is placed outside
Of tie risk a safe distance from the
burning building say over 10 feet,
and the removal Of the danger of fill
ing inside the building, we will pass
that feature as approved. You will
notice that unprote cted hollow wires
frcm supply tanks to the inside fame
generators or common lamp genera
tors, are hazardous. and where not
properly protected or installed as per
Item b, on Page No. IA, or where
such hollow tubing is exposed to being
knocked against, loose, or otherwise
liable to accident, or where lamps are
J too close to the ceiling, or for porta-
bic or table lamps. charge should
| be added to the rate of the building
and stock for such hazard. The
aame generator should be protected
with suitable metal box with door,
and so installed that there will be nc
danger to woodwork or other sur
roundings in case of ever heating.
) Where such generators are not safe
/ cnarao sbouli be- nada. If tbs s.r:>k'
damage from over-heated fame gener
ator box could be confined in an en-
closed room cut off from the mail
stock. it would Of course be advan
tageous.
1t Is the intention to make tn
charges for these several bad features
accumulative so that a system will
one defect will be charged but a small
minimum amount, and one with sev
eral defects to receive the maximum
Your systems in nearly every cas-
have more than one defect es namet
above. When reduced to one charg
we shall be pleased to credit in ou
present rate.
We enclose a copy of the diferen
permits for gasolene lights and sys
TENS which will enable you to SCI
what conditions there are no permit
for.
| Yours truly,
Walter I. Fisher,
Secretary.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

Brainerd Dispatch 80: Mrs. Fred
Holman left today noon for Sauk
Centre, called there by the illness Of
her. daughter. Mrs. Schleusener and tho
son of the latter. The boy has had
bronchitis and the mother 10 worn out
caring for him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

A meeting of stockholders of the
Giant Grip Horse Shoe Co., was held
at the compsny's Offices January /.
but on account of the inability OF
several srockholders to attend at the
time. the meeting was adjourned to
January y.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

Serg't. Henry Roberts. q. 8. A.,
who has conducted a recruiting sta
tion here for some months past. left
Wednesday for Lacrosse, Wis.,, where
he will be stationed. The local sta
tion has been closed up.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

Three furnished or unfurnished
rooms for rent Just the thing for
young OF aged couple. In pleasant
location. Will rent very cheap to
right parties. Inquire at COS First
Ave. N. e. or Stephen G. Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
RUMOR THAT J. 81. SEAL Will
BE MELROSE POSTMASTER.

st. Cloud Times: Some business
men Of Melrose visiting in the city
on Saturday state that there is ru-
NOR going the rounds at that place
that Postmaster JOHN Kolb is to be
displaced. The rumor has it that
Prof. Seal, of the city schools, is
booked for the position. Seal is said
have done whole lot of hustling
for Lindbergh for congress. and this,
in addition to the fact that he is a
brother in law of the congressman
elect, leads those who claim to be on
the ''inside" to believe that the ru-
NOR is we'll founded. The poston1ce
will be moved shortly after the first of
the year to the Hoeschen building.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
The PERSONAL. /. !.
Remainder:::o Fist: OF: Pax: :
y. s. ers:: n|:Mor1riison. u B
County: -: ...:' :, -. :: :: :

); ;:T6isyw eek:we c:omiipls te::t <iI!dbliSa:
:f:iiSn:Sf:t tifs: LIST; 81 nav ers Of psE
lSGns IA ib. E9Hflty, :EhSSae
:&sSsS? {SSs$ HsY?
Of I0 per cent GattaSh3S: " 49, =: ::
MOTLEY
Andrews Il W ~ 4 ADran anaiii ovH
A. SO. .Brvant, John 80. Barnes NJ.
E. 1.5s. .Bsrglund John 6.42. Blake
Chas. 8. 54. Cole B. F. 1.18. .CIowel
W. S. 2H4. Curtis s. 81. 1l.O1. .Csse.
D. l.. S32. Cole, A. L. 1919. ORA:
CERT, Albert IS. lower Lbr c.. nc
Davenport Geo. :.28. .Egeerth E. A.
2 O4. .Ellwess John s8. Francisco Mrs.
NJ. ais. Foster E. j. 1.61. francisco
James III. Foster E A. & Go. II. o.:
Fletcher, Wallace .7y. First Natl
Bank of Motley 475. 95. Green Jonn
2.S9. Hodge Rodney .28. Hodge G. b.
AZ. Horn T. J. l.99. .Hamm Brewing
Co. 5. 6S. Harris Rev. 8 3le. Harrison
}. 80. Hanks Jessie 3. O9. Holman E.
S. Sol. johnson Chris so. jacobs
Cssay o. 1.5O. Lavoy Geo. 7.5S. Loom
J Ohm 2.24. Lockwood N. AZ. AZ. Law
renee A. Il. l.20. .Lynes A. S. 1.l6..
Motley Lath Mill Go. 7.1O. Massage
Howard 13 81. McGni1e T. H. 5 go.
Monarch Elevator Co. 1856. Mosher
G. W. 5 SO. McGslshen Robert 5.36.
Nygsep, John 3.55. NeSkirk F. 1925
Patch Viola aud Ed. LII. Patch
Alex .34. Pat h Ed. 1.64. Patch
Dwight III. .Penheld J. L. 2.92. Pal
mer E. B. 7.29. Randall, Ole 8 o..
Ross W. A. 40. .Swedberg Peter 4. 81
Sears Fred I. 36. .Shafs Mrs. Nj. E 2.55
Schmidt Brewing 20. ~. Townsend
A. G. 6.24. Townsend & Hodge II. 80
.Torgerson O. O. 1893. Thompson c.
1.s1. Wolf & Ferguson 60.l2. Wilson
Ames 5.46. Wilson &. 1853. Wilson
Alfred 4 20. Wilson L. L. 4.8l. Waite
8. SO. Weaver Geo. .48. .Wicklund
j. M. 8 %.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

There are plenty of surveying
crews in the field. Do they mean
anything? Or is it simply q big bluff
on the part of the 500 to make the N.
r. get down to business and give II
favorable rates on hauling its grain
cars from 4lenwood to Duluth?
Time will tell.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

A telephone. No. Id, has been
placed in the Office of z. N. Barnes,
city salesman for the Pine Tree Lum-
ber Co., and all orders for lumber or
mill wood should be sent to him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
CHICKEN PIE.

The Ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal church will give chicken pie
supper in Maurin's Hall Tuesday
evening, January y, from 5 80 to 500
o'clock. Tickets now on sale at rs
ceuts each.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
RIPLEY

Adams J. A. 9O4. .Allurd Honore
8. n. .Allard Thomas 8. So. .Bellefeuille
Leander g. Is. .Bellefeuille Jos. 2. 53.
BeaucLi inc Chas. 8. SO. Beaumont Geo.
A. .o1. Brill Geo. !. 40. .Brolling Mike
1.64. .Berglund August 2 80. .Busse
Emil 3.91. Beaumont F. r. 3.2O..
Brauchaud Desire 404. .Bareau N.
6.28. Beverage David 8.21. BALDWIN
Henry 2 81. CLARK W. A. 4.27. Cook
F. r. 8.86. Charter Emile 2.98.
Cook W. w. 2.31. Dubrille Mrs. Jos.
SO. .Dugas Leon 4.62. .Doucette Lud-
ger .48. .Doucette Peter 9.66. .Doucette
Sam 81. .Doucette Emidie 81. .Dou-
cette Julie 1.05. .Doucette VIM. ~.
Davieau Chas. 1913. .Doucette Jos.
f. 70. .Doucette Arthur .66. .Eroux Ma
jorie "a. .Eserding Fred Tvs. .Eue
Ferdinand 3.38. .Eroux Mederlc H..
Gullmette Jos. 4. 66. .Gals julius s. 80
..Gaboury David Jr. 2.6O. Grand
strom John g. AZ. .Gaboury Henry .18.
Gravel Louis P. 5.s8. Gravel Louis
2. ~. .Gaboury Peter .s6. Hall W. e:
2.67. .Houle Honore 8.28. .Hilgendorf
Chaa. 3. 30. Henryson Nels 2. 2l. Hall
Ed. b. .O5. .Hedlund Chas. 4.16..
Jones q. W. .84. johnson Mrs. Fred
40. johnson August 4. IL. Johns Chas.
7.77. .Klahr Jos. .34. .Killian Isaac 81
..Kronbeck Peter 4.5O. Kohl Adam
3. 90. .Kaestner August 2. 16. .Lutzke
Frank 40. .Leduc Armine 1.45. La
brie Airline 400. .Lutzky Jos. 49,.
LAHORE Edw. 838. .Ledoux Hector
l.27. .Ledoux Omer .O8. .Morrisette
Eugene =. 45. .Mratin James .l8. Nor
an Phil. 6.68. Koran N. All. Mayo
Isaac AGA. Martin Jos. 7.75. Nelson
Chae. II 1.60. Olson Lars .66. .Odette
John 1!68. Plante Anselm SIT. Pusc
Geo. 9.l2. .Plsnte Octave 8.87. Peter
sen p. 81. .18. Plante Ledger l.W..
Rogers Geo. A. 6.74. Reath Il. F. 2.86
st. Onge julie 3. 80. .sundvick JAG.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

Adelord German left Wednesday
via st. Paul for California, where he
will remain until spring.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred An
derson, Monday, a daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

The regular meeting of the city
council will be held next Monday
evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ringwelski, Dec. 80, q son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

The Mississippi Valley Medical AS
sociation will meet here next Tues
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04

The equipment of the Little Falls
Business College is second to none in
the Northwest. It's the school tor
you.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
TERN OF DISTRIt
COURT.
SPECIAL

Judge Myron D. Taylor will hold q
special term of district court in this
city on next Friday, Jan. 11th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-04
VILLAGE SWANVILLE

Alshire Clarence 2.14. .Axel Bros.
II. 38. .Buchard & Fable "a. 81. .Blais
Naziar 6.66. chambers Geo. l.W..
Corrlgan Mrs. J. L. 1888. .Cofeld
James TO- 8S. Connolly B. T. 3.56.
Connolly NJ. G.. 1872. .Champlain S.
M. 6.S7. Cox B. B. 26. 81. + llingson
Erick .78. Flood E. A. $500. Frost
A. 3. 95. Hall A. .98. Hunt A. G. .78
Kind Albert 1856. .Koenig Bros. &
Mieschke az. O8. .Mielke VIM. 5.41. :.
Mielke Bros 81. SO. Nor arch Elevator
Co. 12. 46. .Myer & Kind 30.29..
Markuson & Kaun 80. 20. .Muske F.
E. 48. n. .Muske r. A. H. 81. Mus kc
John 5. %. .hIcRae J. j. IA. 80. Peoples
Bank 8l.O3. .Pritzel A. 18. 38. Stems
VIM. $3.50. .Stroman John 1.49..
Swezey A. D. 1856. .Stith J. D. &
Son 80 o.. .Stith J. u. 1872. .Stith r.
K. 1854. sullivan E. T. 9. 9.43. .Trampe
VIM. $780,. Young E. q. .29.
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RAIL PRAIRIE

Anderson G. H. $40. Anderson
Louis 800. Adams P. 81. 2. 45. Aus
tin Norman .O8. .Budde Bennett 6. 65.
Bates J. J. 1888. .Bowder Eli 8. 70. {.
Cook Paulina 1.16. .Derosler Jerry
/. 81. Erickson Anton .23. .Fosdick w.
M. AZ. .Gillson Frank ITO. Hide
brand IT'S. .Hankins John .95. .Hoov-
or J. w. 1926. .Halverson Thomas 81
johnson L. J. .26. johnson A. K.
/. Is. jaeger julius 1.5O. Jensen
Chas. SO. Jaeger Gustav 7.4S. John
son G. 454. jones William 10. 49,.
Knudson John 40. .Lightner Chas.
4. O8. .Lakka Lars A. .2l Larson j.
B. 1.96. Lewis Fred 81. Mcconnell
james 2 81. Mann D. s. 10. .Maho-
ney L. M. 2.97. .Nyman p. o. 1888.
Newstrom Emil rs. Nielsen J.. B.
2. 98. Olson Adolf 1.29. Olsen Henry
1. 80. .Pjlon Alex Sr. 80. Page J.
Freeman 80. Pierce +. M. 4.29.
Pilon John 2.65. .Prosser T. J. .84.
Prosser Joseph 400. Rail W. NJ. 1.16
Rail John .48. Rolf John g. O2. .Stro-
ming J. G. $40. .Strom1ng A. C.
4.08. .Stroming Theo. Jr. 1.72..
Stromipg Theo. Sr. 739. .Sandeen P.
G. 3.08. Swanson Fred 821. Swan
son Peter 1857. Snow L. p. 2.O4.
Tough Dan .98. Young G. 3. .0s.