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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
Vim SsttpfOfsn erbanst.

Jm @sniraI Srrsn'aipI berfarb oe'
3lsid6riae SObu pOtter IT,, bon Na'
biion. Sno., on Stransulation. De,
iungs Wenn, psl&er am Tsrfolgunss
uabn qsIittsn, tpurne Dor sini9en Sa'
gen In Der anfalt abeeliefert.
Dor unasfdbr feds @O&sn fam Isir
Der ffana aus benz @sleiis. inoem ei
R& tiberal berfol9t alau5ts. als ei
In isinsn 3immsr Der anifalt aIein &c.
laRsn mar, asrriB er fstn Bsttud ir
Strsifen, ma6is s,,sn Strid oaraus.
lsgts Rd oisisn UNI ben 6als. 6sfsftgt'
bas anbsre gnos am Bsttpfofsn, uni
IisB alsbann fsinsn 2brper our groI
fntsn. auf bieIs art Jog CT f9 oi'
Rsbls su uno man fano ibn mOrgens
toot In isinsm 3immsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
Sahses6aa Der Sitter Der &C.
mit5liafeit.

Ser Sabrssbnq Der , 2ni9bts Of
6ibsliip", usl&er sefern abeuo in
ben 2dumen Der @srmanias6 aae ab.
aebalten purbe, iibertraf aass bisber
Gaaeweiene, mas Geforaiionen. Nr.
engagements uno 8siua anbstrift. Die
Ge~forationer tuarsn pirfli9 tiinfls.
rid nnysorbnet. unb mabten bic 8uir-
Iauoen aus 2aubusrf, permiiGt NIT
elettriI1en 8lhbli6tsrn in n,ti1ieoensn
6arbsn, sinsn gerabe3u bsrhdsnbsn
ginoruf. Die 6enfer paren sbenfaus
rdGiie nit 2aubwsrt bstOrirt uno bic
Bhbns battle man In einen Sommer.
aarten p~ertpanoslt, Dor tpeldsr bas
Symbol bss Siaatss Snoiana, Elm
SooRer nit aus Waiatolbsn 3uiammsn'
geIsbter ROpfbeosdung, auf Der Sios
feite Der Dole oas Symbol Der gOlHm.
bio, eins soIs 5rausnssRult, uno on
Der @.Rieite Der amsrifnnifde ablsr
p~rangtsn.
an allen Seitsn uarer auBerbsm
ibsraa 5lugasn In 9sidmudDrqsr
@eifs anesbra4t uno bie Speiisbale
3u sbsnsr gros mar sbsnfals auf's
@efdmndponRe bur4 @uirlanben unb
SafelostoratiOnen ourd @bas. Srtim'
per uno Sobn asi6midt.
Die polonaiIs. wsIds ben Ieissn
sr6Hnsie, sdblte tiber $50 paars als
Sbsilnsbmsr uno wuros Our2 bic bic.
len anueienoen unb bic bislen Sreunoe
uno Bstanntsn, welte f1 bier trafsn,
bic Stimmung balo cine isbr animirte
usbsr isa3is Der 9srren eridiensn
tn bolsm guaan3ug uno ole aomite
mitalisosr tparsn Der 8orIdrift gemdb
ebsnfo sri1iensn. Der usbsriauB, mel.
der fir bic Wittpen uno @aiieu Der
0srstnsmiteIisosr bsrwanot utro. be.
trua nod unesfdbrer abi9dsuns 81
$40.
9as arrangements. Romits. benz Der
6auptoant aebibrt, beffano aus ben
Ssrren Soispb galous. gorfBenbsr.
nsbft ben Ssrrsn 6p. Rsintsn, Soispb
Sdaub. 6. u. Sarmentng. 8. r
@alo, Saeob grOne. 8. 5inentamp.
See Bolt. Jobn WulFHsr, @6as Ssis
Sobu asnew. s. W. Wurpbn 8.
O'grisn. pbil. 3apf. 6. o. eerrsng
uno 2ouis 2osrner.
I'm III ubr idritt man unter Wu'
itbssleiiung gum SOupsr. on pel&em
fiber $50 Psrionsn tb%eilnabmsn uae
tibsr bsfen Ausfibrung nur bic
Stimms oss 9obss 3u b.rnebmsn mar
6isrnad Dergnti9te mon f1 NOD In
unae suunesnsr. familidrer Weife bic
gum frtbsn Worgsn uno Ni4ts Forte
oie 6armonie unb gintra9t Der SEP
tbsilnsbmsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
Nens Sueorporattoneu.

Solgsnbs @sisai9af!sn eruirttsn
beim Staatsfstretdr ibre 5ncorpOra.
tionspapisrs:
r6teb Street Sos Co.. Wibbls.
town. capital s14O0; DirsetOren: 8.
6. Dife, eplpsfer Barnard uno s.
6. gummins.
Die .6iiissns' 8ani" bon pstin.
Snoiana, ihsilt nit, bob Dos 8strisbs.
fapttaI CUR 5dlfte einbesablt if. Dos
5inans. Snfitut TT mil $25. 900 t.pi.
taliRrt Sbomas gsllows TT prdHosni
unb o. a. 6abnbubsr Gstretdr.
.Broot Manufacturing @ompanp".
grooi; Rapitai SIS. 600. Sirsetorsn
Warcus Sorssman. @6arlss 9snbr
Coleman uno ausuR 9. Brotherhood
Empire Soeial Club, Rotoms;
D%trsetorsn gbarIss @alt9er, 5rani
Wunesr uno Charles Wiie.
.Riasara Oil ano Sos @ompanp",
8srre Sauie; @opital $50. 900; Sirsc
loren, 2sopOlo Goodman. 5 r. Dung,
6reo J. Dalfb. gomaro W. Splris
uno Sra D. Gabis.
.Sbe BeHs 5smsIrp COMPANY" bon
Sort Dapne; capital $40. 900; Sirsca
loren, Nrnolo 3ermsd, @nna W. Ger
med iinb 6rant Belle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Staat unb Srauenge,
unobeit. @s lit betannt, baB i'm
alien 9rie6enldnb Der feline Stdat
Sparta feline Offentli9en @inri9tunz
gen auf Die 8olfs9eiunobeit unb &0rs
perausbilou9s anIegte. Dem 8iir9er
elmer mooernen fleinen eurppGi16en
Hepublit, Der S6pei5, uno 5pur Dem
9ottbaro : &ommanoanten 9eil;nger,
i9pebten Gbnli9e itaatli9e 8erorOz
nungen Dor, pie Tie i'm Rei6c bes tuz
pfern Qeoniods eingeTii6rt maren, ais
er BEL Der Serdtbung Der ncuen i6peiz
5erii6en MilitGrgeIebe au9 Die BeSicz
bung Der MGoden gu eincm georoneten
itaatli9en militGriI3sn Surnuntcrri9t
empfdbl. Der 8pri6lag bat ielbitpcrS
itdnbli9 in Der preile tEeilneiIc 81
piBigen 8emerfungen NnlaB gege6en,
uno Die eibgCn0ifI9en 8Oltsperircter
baben in ibrc neue Webrpronung feline
neue 8eitimmung iiber MGo9Cnturnen
dufgenommcn, aber Die Nnregung e%s
militGrii6 geiinnten Wfannes bat 5lpei>
feaOs febr piel fir ii9, unb Der Sc
Odnte. bdb frGftig unb 9eIuno gebdute
Solodten nur bon i6peiScrii9cn Wfiitz
tern nit elei6en 30rperpprSiigen berz
tommen t0nncn, lit ii6cr ni9t 81 ptz
berlegen. Warum fpIte ii9 aud Der
Staat ni9t f6lieBli9 nod Der tOrperz
lifen Mu~sbilbung Der MdO6cn anneb=
men, Die nun einmdl an Der 6ortcrbals
tung Der &afie gendu 10 piel Intbeil
nebmen, tpie bic NGnner ? 6riiber ODER
fpdter perbcn ii9 pcrmuthli6 nod
5ormen finben, I'm bielen 8OrI6lds
Oes f6pei5erii6en MilitG-mlnncs in
Die Shat umSuieBcn. SIN dltcn Spdrs
ia mar ben MGb6en ncbcn Der Surnez
rel audi nod Singen uno Son3en
itddtli6 perprbnet, uno in gurS 8ries
6cnlano lobte man Die S6DnbCtt uno
tOrperli9e Musbilbun9 Der ld5e3Gmoz
niI9en 6raE. Sonit mag frctli6 cas-
Ipurtanii6e Weib Der beutinen euro
pGii6en Dame unb i6rcn Inii6ten
iiber Srauenpfli6ten nidt als porbilOz
lid erI6einsn unb es miOerIprt6t ms
beIpnoere Der 4uffafung Der beutigen
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Die Srauen nur
ais Mittel gum 3ped, sur @rbaltung
elmer ~eeIunbsn mGnnli6eu Static, 5u
betru6ten. Mit %gepifen @srGnoerunz
gen lit man i~ibrigens gcrdoe w:cber
neueroings gu fpurtuniI6en QuTfais
iungen i'm Sntcrefe Der &ofengeiunos
belt Suriid9etebrt, oenn man bat be-
tdnntli6 i6on crnItli9 criposen, oh
man ni6t trailfen unO gebre4li6en
WenI6en bon S~tadtspegen bas 9atz
rat6en perbieten Ioae, UNI Die Meni6<
belt Dor crbli6 6eluitetem 3upa4s gu
f6iiben. Sine 30iung bieier 6rage
ideint aber porldufig, ba ii4 bic Sa3e
faum obne ~mCitgebenbe Gin9riffe ocs
Staates in Die Sreibeit oes einselncn
Snbibiouums MAIDEN liebe, unmOgli9.
Anbere niibliGe @orf9lGge. Inn tOrperz
lid unb 9eiitig geiunoe MenI9en gu
rsraielen", liegen in GROCER Menge por.
Den @nipru9 auf befonoere 9ebdnten=
eioenart BARI pobl Srieori6 Hiebi9e
in @nIpru9 nebmen, Der bel ieiner
Sebniu9t mad elmer beaen unb beitern
@elt bon Mcni6en ben SAB uufiteate,
baB Dor alien Den miirrii6en uno
i6fpura9anieen Glementen Die Sort
pflunSung gu perbieten more. Gr be-
merit al oicier SDroerung. tie gehore
in bic prattii6e BbilOfopbic fir oas
psibli6e 9ef6le6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Sort Dapns. Jobn Gorbing
farb bier mite mon glaubt on gr.
f46pfun9. pelde bur9 Ra&twanosln
berbsigsfh6rt tpurbe. @dbreno Der
Rorgsntdlte lief berfelbe, oane Rod
uno 3Opfbeoeduns, I'm Sofe bsrum
bis sr aufesmsdt iuuros uno cine Ohm.
maGt berannabsn fibleno, cling er auf
bte 3bhr feinss 0a4barn, gomarb u.
BARNES, 30 uno ilOpfts. als bis
fbhr ssbffnst wuroe, ffolperte 6orbine
tibsr ois S&wslIe uno brad toot 3u.
iammen. CT NOR is&,tg Sabre oft,
bo&aef9dtt ole 8runbeieentbums.
Abi@dtsr unb bintsrldtt 6amtlie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
Inter tnmsrsm 8ersa@te.

Na6 ldngsrsr 6u&e uurben aeieru
8om alias -fOOt" Sultban. 625 Sft
DeIamare Strobe unb Sobn goqsp.
429 Sub @sff Str, bon gbef RsB.
ger. gapt. 6planb, Quialsp uni
Dunn aufgsfunosn uno psrbaftst.
Suaiban it bsiduloist, eth unbs'
FAINTER Disb az fsin, udbreno goger
anssflagt TT. nit Stebsn pertebrt su
baben.
Die Bsamtsn 9~eosnfsn beute bt'
neuli& Ra&ts fberfaQenen 2euie.
Green uno DiIss sinsulaoen une ben
ielbsn bis beibsn gsrbaftstsn borsu.
fa6ren. euQibar III laut Ausiager
Der Deauiter borbeRraft. !
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
nnfaII |.

Auguff Deder. 413 Gounsp
Str. elm aneefsatsr Der @arpsntsrs
Union S&netosmtible. fisl 9efiern
Na&mittaa bon ,insm 6Ol3fapsl bsrab
uno aog Ha aub.r Abf3hrfun9sn TN
8sH9ts, einsr Bru& oss Haisnbsi'
mes 3u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
Geo SoIftot uno ote oeuti@l
2tteratur Der @eaentpart.

8ortraa bon prof. 6. 2abnsmann,
Rsttor Der 26niel. ataoemie 3u Poien,
Sonntag, 3. 5ebr.. abenos 8 nbr.
TN Ysuti4sn Saus. @intritt Is Gents
fir Jeosrmann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
...MYres Bulletin.
Safememt Nemisfeit.
8%nr5maaren fit memige,

Weibe Stopf SaumpOQe, Sc 8a Zen
fur Sc ODER 2 fir sc
SIeinerts Stodinet SIeiber Sbielbs,
124c Sorte Sc
SC patet afortirte Stopfnabeln. &c
SC Sutnabeln SabIeten, 6 Iabeln in
iesem Sablet ...... ........2c
100 garb Spule Seibsnfaoen, ale
Sarben. SC
@orietten &ippen in f9iefersrau nur,
10c Wertbe. 4c
19c Sda9teI bon 8aile1 3abnpuls
Det DC
15c Sdadtel S@reibpapier, "a 8latt
Yapier unb "a Gouberts. 800. Sc
accOrbian &od Sanssrs, t0nnen 3us
fam mensetlappt weroen tusnn nidt
in Ssbraua sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
@etterberf@t.
FUR "a stnHSsn .ub.uo = usr wOrssns, l. Ssbraar

Sbteaso, 81. Sannar.
SIR SnSiana: 9esen I'M Siiben nno
Sduee i'm nOrbIidben TbeiIe bsute Ra@t;
pdrmer beute Ra4t; Sreitas, &esen ooer
Sdnee unb Halter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

SGmorrboiben fnrirt In 6 Bis IA Sageu.
Pazo Ointment 1T cine ~sarantirts BUR fiir
iuden be, bIutenoe ooer berporquelenos
Sduno rrboiben, in 6 bis ID 7assn, oeer bas
SeI6 piro suriiderfattet. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Srant 8eila9sr's Sample 8oom,
Ode Columbia Mbe. nn6 16te Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
0erlanat An3etaen.
rssub utldsr art perbsn in Der .Subtana 9ribhus'
NIT Sc per Belle far isbe S~uiertiou bers1net.

S%erIaua, - Gin bsutf6es Wdn1eu fur arIoenei n,
~ SauS arbeit. Rein maideH Der bette Bob n
Ra1sutraeen ] o1o Roro TeIopare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

S|trIanat Gin Tdb6en fir ollesmeins 6aus.
~ atbert. 9utsr Sobu. saad3uffossu
2lo2 Rorb Neribtau Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

2ocaI zB etterbert9t
Reaen un6 etpas wdrner beute Ha4t
Sreitae, Rssen oSer S9nee unb tdIter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

S%erIauet - Gin beuti&es Rdbnen fur Rh4e unb
~ caasorbeit. Ra9sufrassH IN Der Expedition
bisIss BIattss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
9bsrmomsterfanh

SD. &. BIbtbe
SsctipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

0Mr S~esti,-Berne q. Gobtn, Nhuofat,
. lols-i4-l5-16 Con 0ebdube.
Refine Hsrtduuns fur aonfuItatiousa.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17

tearing what few rags remained on
him to very small pieces and num-
bling to himself. His face was pale
and drawn and was covered with a
beard. The nails on his fingers and
toes were long and pointed.
The man, while having the appear
ance Of being harmless, is said to be
very treacherous. The story is told
that at one time his mother had just
returned to the kitchen after taking
some food to him, and, as she was
about to do something near the range,
she heard noise behind her. Her son
had got out Of his cage and was about
to strike her or push her on the stove,
and she escaped by throwing kettle
OF hot water on him.
1t Is said that the parents of the
young man, not wishing to send him
to an insane hospital, erected the out
building and built cage in it to keep
him from injuring any one.
Mrs. Wheeler made ARRANGEMENTS
with Mrs. Powers whereby the cage Is
to be enlarged.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
COULDN'T REFUSE
HIS WIFE ANYTHING
So Englishman, Money All Gone, Killed
Himself, Advising Widow
to Marry Again.

A pathetic letter written by Alfred
Philip Pearce, aged thirty-nine, a clerk
on the stock exchange of Marion, Eng
land, Thames Ditton, who committed
suicide by taking laudanum, was read
at the inquest. This letter, written by
Pearce to his wife and found in the
drawing room, contained the following
passages:
My Darling Wife, am sure this will
be terrible shock to you, and only
wish could have prevented it, but I am
sorry to say all the money we have is
spent and only the few pounds in my
purse remain.
always liked to give you everything
you wanted. No doubt that was stupidity
extravagant. I fear I have been very
selfish In not telling you the true position
OF affairs, but I don't mind telling YOU
now that you are well rid Of me. I sup
pose every one would look on me al a
DOWNRIGHT coward, which no doubt am.
Get Price to sell the motor car, which Is
still worth ESQ, and the silver and all that
sort OF thing I should not have done you
sucn BAD turn. but hated to tell you
my position.
You are young and pretty. Do not 20
on the stage. but marry a good man with
an assured income who will be kind to
you. do not mind the idea Of YOUR
marrying again, because, thrown on the
world as you will be, 1t will be the best
thing for you. You have always been a
dear. good wife to me-
must end now. darling, asking YOU to
forgive me the pain and trouble have
gwen you and to forget me.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
NINE TIMES TWENTY-FIVE.

AZ They Figure in Cambridge It Comes
to One Hundred and Eighty-seven.
Are Germans quicker in figures or
is the American multiplication table
more difficult than the German?" de
mands Hugo Munsterberg in Nc
Clure's.
I'm highly educated Cambridge are
two telegraph Offices in the shadow OF
the university. For years I have sent
from them cablegrams to Germany;
every word costs Is cents, and nothing
seems simpler than to reckon that
four quarters make 81 and eight quar-
tiers 81.
"Employes in those two offices have
changed frequently, and yet I can re.
port the exact fact that not only has
no employe ever tried to calculate the
price of the cable without paper and
pencil, but that the result has been
wrong two times out of three. The
last time the cablesram had nine
words, and the young man calculated
on paper that nine times twenty-five
makes $751;"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
GOLD BUTTONS WIN THE DAY.
Child Shows Characteristics That May
Be peveloped Later.

Child Shows Characteristics That May
Be Developed Later.
The fiaxen-haired baby girl knelt be.
side it's mother on the seat of a Sixth
avenue elevated car, and while the
mother read an evening paper the
youngster flattened its nose against
the window and gazed in silent won
der at the houses flying by, says the
New York Sun.
A fireman in uniform entered the
car at Fffty-ninth street and sat few
feet from the baby. FQaxenhair
straightway deserted the joys of the
passing show to climb on hands and
knees over to the greater wonders Of
the fireman's uniform. AS the fireman
put his arm around the child and be.
gan to talk baby talk to it the grin of
pleasure on his face outshone the
CLEAN Of his nickel buttons. The
mother saw that the baby was in good
hands and with a smile turned again
to her paper.
At Forty-second street a fat police
sergeant entered and sat between
Flaxenhair and it's mother. The child
with a crow of delight instantly de.
serted the fireman for the more splen-
did white and gold cap and gold but
tons of the sergeant and climbed
aboard his knee. The humble fireman
sat glumly with lowered head and
scowled at the floor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
SOUTH PARKER

May 14.-"Hello,' who said the
South Parker correspondent had left
E. Y. Fianke and G. E. Dake q
Mason City, Iowa, we're business
callers in this viclnity last week.
Some one had an item in the paper
few weeks ago something like this,
"Our children have all left u.s.. They
are not 10 far away but what ttey can
get back though. 60
Richard, are spending a few weeks
Lake and Vicinity.
81. 8. Children came out from Little
Falls Thursday, went to Swanviile
Friday. and was also In Randall twice
Saturday.
T. Donley and wife were Randall
visitors Saturday.
Geo. Renner and W. B. Peters were
Swanville callers Saturday.
Mrs. s. NJ. Graves will spend the
summer in Little Falls, having
disposed of her farm in Parker town.
E. V. FRANKIE Of Mason City, Iowa,
being the purchaser.
VIM. Bailey took load Of ties to
Randall Saturday.
II. A Nutter was in Randall Satur.
day.
United States Medicine Co. q
remedies, the best that are for Gale.
81. 8. Children, Little Falls.
| This is the farewell. as the Childrens
are soon to leave good old Parker
town. We regret to leave our many
friends.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
K. r. p. NO. 8.

May. 1l-Tarmers are al busy
planting potatoes.
Lawrence Janusewski 10 reported
very Ill.
Peter Koket was at Royalton Tues.
day.
Blais Socher was county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Paul D1ibas was at Little Falls
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woidula were at
the county seat on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton JanuzeWski made
. buslness trip to Royalton last Satur.
day.
Mr.. Peter Proket went to Little
Falls last Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daskia were at
Royalton Thursday on business.
raul D1ibas and Tom Kristosisk
were In Little Falls Sunday.
Miss Agnes Glosiak returned from
Minneapolis last Saturday.
Mike JannzeW0ki, who 10 emploved
at Chapman's in Bellevue, spent Sun
day visiting his parents.
Miss Martini Drellock of Little
Falls was here Sunday.
Don't forget tho rattle and dance at
John Matchko's place Sunday evening.
All are invited.
Martin Czech of Two Rivers sold
his farm last week to the 500 line
company for $40, 600, as the company
intends to put up station and town
at that place.
The Fawndale and Swanville ball
teams played game of ball at
Fawndale Sunday. Score 20 to IS, in
favor of Swanville.
Those at the Falls Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wojdula. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Lempka, Mrs. Katie Dzi-
has, Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Psyk, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Stanek, Miss Margaret
Kristoslak, Stanislaus Gosiak, Mrs.
Martha McCabe and Miss Frances
GosiaS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
TWO RIVERS

May 14.-John schulties is brick
vaneering his house. Work is being
done by D. Brosinka.
lsldOre Schlicting purchased a couple
of two year old colts of N. Young
Jr., at the auction sale Monday.
Consid ration $145.6O.
Nick Sobieckwas at Royalton Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Trutvin and Mrs.
Frank Trutwin were at Buchanan to
visit friends Of that place Thursday
and returned home the next day.
Forest Noggle OF koyalton was here
on business Thursday.
Billy Hall of Little Falls was in the
village Thursday on business.
A. Zwak had crew of men move
his house Friday. Mr.. Zwak will put
up splendid building on the former
place. A 3Ox20 it. main building
and an addition of l9x14 it,, two story
high. A. Ordietz and j. j. Trutwin
will construct the stone foundation
John Zeleski of st. Cloud called at
his fatherln laws, Nick Schelonka,
Thursday,
Frank Wochnik OF Cedar Lake
visited his friends and relatives at
this place Saturday, and returned
Sunday.
Albert Pietron and wife Of Brock.
way visited at Caas. Burggraff 6
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Cairns were in
the village Sunday.
A wedding occurred today, when
Miss Antonio Hurt of this place and
j. Jansen of Buchanan were united
in the holy bonds of matrlmony al
$3.50 8. m. at the Holy Cross church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. j. Gospodar. A wedding celebra,
tion was held in the afternoon at the
home of the brides parents. The
young couple will make their home
at Buchanan, where Mr.. Jansen owns
tarm. The bride is q charming
young lady and has lived here fol
many years. Mr.. Jansen is ar
industrious young farmer Of Buck
man. They both have many friends,
Who wish them happy and Ions
welded life.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
HUFF

May 14.-Walter Nutter is said tc
be improving IN health.
81. Oby went to Randall one day
last week.
G.. W. Gish lost his best horse last
week.
Chas. Eastman is doing the preach.
ing for the people here, now.
j. R. Stephenson Is getting plenty
of work.
q. w. Gish went to Little Falls
Monday to pay taxes.
No planting done yet. We all
hope winter will end soon.
Harry Children was out from Little
Falls on a wheel Saturday.
A light snow Tuesday evening, but
no harm done.
No hay in the country and grass
very short, makes 1t hard on the farm
ers.
Quite number have lost cattle this
spring through lack Of good hay.
We still hope to do planting within
a week or ten days, which will still
be IN time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
BRlCkYARD
Nav 15.-Ed, Birch II sick.

May led. Birch IL sick.
Herb Muncy 10 having his house
moved down on Broadway.
= Mrs. Graham Of Little Falls was
here Friday.
Egbert Vanzile and Vernon SAVAGE
returned home from Minneapolis Fri.
day.
VIM. Smith is suffering with q
carbuncle on his neck.
Among those at the Ladies' Aid
we're: Mre. James Wood of Otsego,
Me>dames Briggs and Lewis of Little
Elk and Mrs. Perry Smith of Little
Falls.
Mrs. Lizzie Lucas OF Little Falls
and two of VIM. Smiths children
visited at Mrs. Lucas parents,
Mr.. and MIS- q. T. Smith, for fe y
days.
Oscar Duclos and r. Chambers went
to town Sunday to get come fruit tree;
aad shrubery.
Claude Chambers returned from
Minneapolis Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Muncy visited in
town Sunday.
Miss Dottie Savage closed q very
successful term of school in the Manly
district last Friday. The scholars all
enjoyed picnic the last day. Mrs.
Savage and Mrs. Qaine attended.
Miss Hernia Beatty returned to hel
school duties at Belle Prairie this
week after being confined to hel
home by sickness for two weeks.
Mesdames Dawson and Summer Of
Little Falls and Mrs. Chambers and
son Claude attended the Brooks sale
east of the city Tuesday.
Rev. Farrell preached here last Sun
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
West Darling

Died-Solomon Grow. May ~, Al
the home of his brother in Little
Falls, Of typhoid fever, aged 80 years.
The deceased was well known here
and well liked. The funeral was held
from the Swedish Lutheran church
here. Rev. Milne. Of the Baptist
church of Little Falls, officiating.
The funeral was largly attended. He
leaves mother, and a brother and
sister, Charles and Belle, respectfully.
May he rest in peace.
There were some mistakes in last
weeks correspondent. It was John
Kendall that got his foot hurt, and
John Thelander that rented Chas.
Regnell's farm, and Frank Rendahl
helped seed for John Kendall.
Yes, We had nice sleigh ride to-.
day.
A petition is in circulation to
change the town name to Town of
CARING, az all mail goes to village of
Randall. instead of to town clerk of
Randall.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
KEEPS HER SON
in WOODEN CAGE
Yoang Lunatic Cooped Up by His Mother
to Keep Him Ont Of
Asylum.

Confined in a cage or cell only ten
feet long By three wide and six high,
clad in only few rags, Otis Wheeler,
the tWenty-seven-year-old son Of Hen
" Wheeler Of Stoddard, Mass, was
found by Mrs. Jennie Powers, agent
for the Keene Humane society, who
had received a complaint from the
town officials that the young man was
being Ill treated and deprived Of bis
liberty.
At one end Of the building a cage
had been erected Of strong hardwood
bars as large as a mans arm and Sc
cured so strongly that 1t would take a
man with an ak some time to get out.
In the cage the man was sitting on
the floor, working as fast as he could.