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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18
no iou Sas snben7

GGes bot beut5utaee cine itetpen0e
SenSens unb 9ebenSmittel, 8renn.
material uitu. ibeiuen in bieler 9ins
iidt elmer iOrttuabrenOen 8rsisiteiee.
rnne litrteriuDrfen gu ietn, Obne Dab
bic 96bne ober man9e nn0ere @rs
iuerbsqueIIen eleiden S9ritt oamit
bnlten. Die Snupturiabe fir Oieie
8epegune tuirO benz llntitanO supes
ihrieben, baB nidt senle gIrbeits'
tr6fte 81 erlnnsen ieien, uin Die nDs
tbisen 8eoirfsiiie, reip. bic &Obma.
terialien oaIiir gu probuSiren, mas
nliD Elm Betpeis mare baB in unIeret
iuirtbiaafttihen Ntetboben etiuos
uicbt in OrOnilne lit. slus Chicago
tuirb ). .. berit1tet;
Ger 5leil6truit bat, ben Eun nnees
aeben, unb nbarmuuiih- iteieen aIe
aebensmittelpreiie in bic S6be-
5riHte, GENTLE, @il9, Butter, Gi-
ct, Brub, nIles ipiro tbeurer; i'm
8urhihnitt I'M poIIe Oreibie BRO
sent, 8un ninuber Seite tpiro bic
Sbulo auf Ons neue Sein.gaabrunsss
mittel.@eieb eeidUben, neil bur4
Oieies oiele grtttel, bic frIber nit
biIligen Ireieruutiumitteln unb Der,
fdliduusen berseitelIt iuuroen, aus
Oem Martt Oerid1ipunOen ieier,
Sbatinde lit, Dab Die Grute an 6riidl.
ten unO @emiiien I'M enuSen 2aube
cine idlledte seiuCien lit unO bnB Die
III rer Stdoten eeSablten buben
9obniabe bic yrbciistraite aus ben
2anooiitrtftcu ieruaebolten babeli.
9lm ibIimmiten tuirO Der ptleine
Ntonii" ourd Die beuOrftebeuOe enOr.
me 8ertbeneruns aIIer aUnierueu be.
trpffen iuerOeu.
i . u D. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18
Der 0oIOsne lllitteIpeo.

SIuA ilir Die Rrnrten niebt es ei
,er oploenen Rttteimen: Der "a BEN
iphriidl oewlnihtsn 8ele Der eSe.
.1eiano iuhrt. Dds merte iiti :seoers
,nanr, Ger an fobter @elittsiarbe
appf, nun Riderichmerseu, Ghuin.
neI. NerstloufeH. Wialtinte:t, @tder-
icimdte. lebelfeit. SIufiiOBen, yers
iippuna. iOUie 2ebers nno y1lersn.
s.aniheiieu mil &etbiutt nr0 ygois
ssriutt, D. b. an i6ollidlen llsbeln.
leiDet. Dos merfe iidi ie0er heralt
geibenhe. ooh er in ieiHem Sale iuea
Der bic arnnfbeit auna uernodjidiiiat.
uUh Iin Ourh Ioaeuannte Iateutnit-
tel unO yiuiaerpropirn.s su tlriren
usrIuht Der loloeue Yiitteipen.
her bier III liderer 0eituna fiihrt. lit
no. Won bore mar mit rnbiasr lls
berIennna an, mae Eauienoe unk
gnuieube uOn ISgbeitten heIf1tiaen:
DoB fhr iOIdIe oeiOep einitmnts bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18
9srnta,1tr, asIo. grettaa. oen Is. @htober I9o7.

Die @erIammlunp Der Gpnneeli.
icbsn 9rebieer bes Sernlauner 8u.
fioraltreties tano am @ittpOb bier
ftatt, unb fparen nntpefenb Die Serrn
s. gtuerter, Stem Saoen, s. 9niss,
Berger, 9. Strauss, gtllpe, S.
antfbrenner, 8ie Berger, 9Iuaait
&ubn, etOnb sin. 80. S. Sernuru,
gtOrriiun $. 8ruietOpf, GbumOis 20.
8uebler, Ban, 8. Guebmeyer, Sers
mann.
Stm Mittipoh Gbero IanO bic @rs
bfuuns Der GonntaeihultuuUentiU
itatt, unb mar bic 8etbeilieuns Der
Seleeaten unb 5reunoe Der Sade
iiberaus sabtreidb unO sufriebenitels
enO, Die 9aitUren aaltbrenner,
aubn, Sermann unb Suebmeper, lebs
terer nlS Stelluertreter oeS Yaltor
&uld), ipra9en iiber bic ibuen suees
tpieieneu 9bematep uuO mar bas Ge-
b6rte fiir bic 5onutusidullebrer unb
anberen Gntueienben cine SnipiratiUn
unb gluimunteruue 81 nenem SdIaf'
fen unb 8irteu UNI bic beranuahs
ieube SuseuO nit ben id6ueu aebren
Der 8irhe Oertraut Su MAIDEN uno
6as innere 2ebensslid Su beieitieer.
Der G9or unb bic @leiner iaueen
reat brau. uub mar aIIes iebr erbau-
li9.
Die Convention trnt peitern mUreer
tuieOer 3uiammen unb mar aud an
tahmittas in Sibune. glabesu ale
Gonntaeitbuleu Oes areiies batter
9eteeaten eeIbitt bu9 iuareu uOr
9lnswarts Ban unb StDlpe am
ftdrtfteu uertreten, lie batten je 6 2e
lesnten in ber Convention.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18

pelebrt1r RbnHe pom st. Bernard
aus ben beiltrdftipaeu BFauSenidfteu
Elm iiher tuirtenbes Mlitiel erianoen,
ons onrnndl ct Bernard sEranterpil.
len aenonnt luirb, baB aeunu mad
bieiem &eSepte bieie BiIen nod teus
te subereiteI luerben, unb bos fe fhr
% Gents in ieosr apOtbeie sa babeu
lino. 9amit eraiebt iiH ber aOloene
Ritteluep su iiherer Seiluua, Der
iOfortiae @ebroud bieier rpuubertba-
tiaen BiIIeu non ielbh. glnr, ruer
uift bDren iui[I. nruR fiblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18
miuialn Booth.

Der General s5pOtb, Der @riinber
Der Seilsarmee. bsiuhte Oiefer 9nee
gbicapo, UNI Seeri1uu iiber ieine
@etreuen abSnDalten unb neue Slu.
hanger fiir Iein srpBes gert 3u luers
ben, unb bat iidb anianps Der @ofe
audi brei Gage in Ct. 9Ouis aufees
halten inb eerebet.
Su unierer 3eit Der itaatliden lnO
pripaten SuSialrefOrnt, ihreibt bic
,Su. Gts5ts.", Oerbienen Der ereiie
oerr uno lein Sheben iuOblwolIenOe
9eodtune unb 5brOeruna. Der BON
ibm einsefibrte larlnenOe unO retla.
mebaite @ottesbienit mag bic Gees
neribait tpeiter aretie berausiOrs
bern; bic iperttbdtise gadhitenliebe
bes Mannes nber, Der ietn gnnSeS
2eben Der Gorge fir bic sIrmen,
Gleuben unb Sertommenen ipeibte,
n6tbiat 5eOermanu riifbaltlDie Sph.
ct)tune nb. @s limb ia audi nidt
Die tbeoloeiiden slusiiibruneen, be-
nen Der General ieiten rieiieen @rs
ITDle perbnntt- Seine selpaltise,
OpltstblmliHe 8erebianlteit, feline
lleberSeueuus OOn Der @abrbeit unb
2auterfeit ieiuer 8orte uno Berfe,
feline leibenidaitlid)e 8eseiiteruns,
Iein beiliser Gifer iiir cine auabrbuit
grOBe, CUTE uno etle SadJe filtrten
i'm gum Siege.
Stls @iGiam Booth I'M Sabre 1861
ais irnser, arner 8rebiper iein Gmt
in Oer MvtboOiitentirdJe nieb:rlepte,
UNI iicD nit ieiner Satin sGn5li9 Der
Gettuns 6es glbithnums Der 8eobltes
ruus 2DnOOns gu tuiOmen, inb er
IidwerIid ben Grfple' uoraus, Der
ieiu tiibnes llnternebmen trDnen
iuarbe, Seute 1T bic oeilsarmee iaIi
iiber bic eanSe Grbe uerbreitet; iie
sdb.t lDre Cfiisiere uart) uielrn 9au.
1 r
ienoen uno Die ppn ibr eeerunosien
EuuO geleiteteu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ten ttatb 5unberteL 3u lcbteren ge-
bbren rnmentlitb Serbereen Mab.
Gen inb &iuOerbeinte, arunteuball.
Ter, Gpeiieanitalten imO bic glnnaD'
ME- unb 8crtbeilauesitelIen bon
/ 9tabrunesrtit elm, abselesten aiet.
bern nnO suriideeitelIteH 9nuSbal-
EtuneSeeeenitduOen. Mebrere SIC
eieruusen unb uiele aotalpcriual.
niueen fbrbern bas Siilfspert Ourd
lreaelmdBiee 8u5riiung nambafte,
t@elbbetr1ae
Ger General lit iitsplid)en aft gei
liurrben. Der SdjHee upn nahest
aciisis ssintern neft iejiteu gasitel
EyIher iein 6ener. ieit sIrbeitSeifci
Hsiino rudl ipaenofriirt. Gs feibt, 4,
lin9ae ppH ieirent UernEii5ur..ifsr fsr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18
aus oem cOunty.

Sem. SRI. 6lOra etudsu.
brOefer tuelcbe bel ibrem Dniel Reu.
&eu. s. s. Studenbrueter su 9elud,
mar ipnrbe tpeoen idbwerer arant6eit
tbres gaters q. Gtnienbroeter beim
eerufen.
- gei ben 8uillinssbribern
Sapelte sabs SOnntas @eburtstas.
feier Oa lie bas 2S. aebens iabrer.
reift batteng
5rall Sames 9aDlOe lpurbe
naH ct, eOuis sebrndt nm ii1 Oa
elmer Operation Slt rntersieben.
aebrer Geo. etufeubrueter bat
ipesen ibwerer arantbeit ieines
Snters tuelber an @ebirnenbiinoung
leibet, ben s4nlunterri9t iuspen,
oirt, unO Der Shulanfane in Bar
barid 9iitr., bel Blanb in ipelden s.
8. StudenbrOeter 9ebrer 1T, lpnrbe
aus slei6er ltriade Oeridoben.
8ap. u. 8. Stbenner lit
uad aanias gitp aereili INN ba bte
SanoeSiHule 81 beiufen.
SRI. 2alra 8rintntnnt BON ct.
2ouis ii bier 2aOenbienerin bel iibren
OnteI s. gnsel5redt.
5rou SDbn Ssilert nit ibren
siuei ainberu tueldbe beim 8ruber
slue, 2uete 81 8eiuH mar, 1T tpieber
9eim uad geapDleOn. 1aO., aereiit.
EaitOr auitb bat iitb BON ieiner
arantbeit iuiueit erbOlt Dab er am
naditen SOnntap ipieber prcbIsen
fam, lpas semibtit cine freuOiee
gtadridt 1T.
Die Gbelente sSieielman unO
Eo4ter Sri 3uloa iiuO nod Gid.
man, gtebrasto sereiIt Inn baiuObuen.
Oe SerpaaOte 81 beiuben.
Eaitor aalubu 1T BON Der 9re.
bigger @onferenI iuelds in ct. Souls
abgehalten fpuroe, iuieOer beimees
itebrt, oeseleir1sH Sri slnna 9luImeps
er ruelhe Durt Bsrwaubte beiud)te.
81 brautIlutr Sn1nbeit mirlt ims
met Da pranseu,
gieblidle NaIO, III 3leib DeiB rule
Shnee.
JsOieurOib ailiaea iiets aippeu uuO
ybnHaen.
gSertr luii Du aui OfOdp aeOuntain
Gbee,
81 bdben bel WaIter HrOs.
SIbOnnirt aut oas pernanner
\ %oltsbfott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18

3ur iesisen Satrsajeit linOet ber
YtanlrfreunO reldtib Gelesenheit.
bic giatiir, uOr oIIem ober bic @eees
tntipn in ibrem 0roBartieen bunten
SerblNbmud gu beluurOern. unO fiir
i'm If Der Serbii tpobl Der Id)6nite
Wlonnt bes Snbres aein Wialer,
unO lei er aurb Der erbbte aiinitler,
uermas Die ridieOenartisiten Shat.
tiruueen Oes aaibes aui aeinuonb
beroot5ubrinsen, ipie mir lie Iii Der
glatur All bieier 8eit uorfinbsu. 60
b,etet bod iebe Sabresseit ibr @utes
unO ipenn iie aud md 10 iinolnitis
ausfdlIt, 10 liuO ins bOt INNER riHi.
pe CUTE Ease beiheert, bic sleitb Il.
nent Sonnenitrnbl nod Heitipem @e.
tpitterititrm duf lins einluirten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18
Die herbhwabIen. .

SerIep unb @aHahbuietts tuablen
i'm glopember @onperneure, unb in
mebreren berlelben 1T Der aluseuns
sweiielbaft. Sn Riiiiiiippi .aler.
btnes mare leift tpetten, tpenn man
Semonb finben tbnnte, oer ieiu @elb
los tueroen trollte. 9Drt lit bic be-
mDfratii1e Domination steidbebeus
tenb nit Der @nbl
gsi9t gang 10 iider lit gber Qlus
aano in &entudp.1r 9enn Ubppbl
audi elm nnseeiprOhener iioliAerI
Staat, lit aentudp bod iAOn mebrs
mals in's repnblitanii1e Eager elm
peidwentt Smmerbin bnben bic
Demutraten bic beiieren glusiidten.
giou ettpas Sfpeiielbafter lit Marp'
Lamb. 8tpar fuurbe i'm Sabre 1908
Der 9emutrqt @arFelO nit ii6er r..
600 Stimmen Ntebrbeit peiuablt.
oo,... M go, :, ,nIoenSsn, sobrs /,
o,'ss,s,,.4.,,,,,ohf 49, sr.cS;sn S;e
es.s..,s So. ssiSsr Oaorteisr q ~.
ndternb sleid, buB iif inter bc;I-
.s
na.,. c.t...h "a :, o,,t;,,,ot,,oh.
80 80 S ..ss,,st;..,,,i.s woo;snst,
:" IVY ot... ,oo, e 7ee Gti,,.
~, =, r.,.,'.;.. .t,.,. j, tast.,, e,oh,.,
Z 49, ~ e,.,,,n,... e,;oo;,,s ri,
1e,S e..'.'....., wahrb.,t ora snn.
-. ~ 1....s,.,. ,,,ss,..,,s ~, 81,
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s.'.... asss,,h,,,a,,s,.
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'Ous - L. So. ,oo.
U 'Sssisy 49,, W.. wv ,,,,a,. 49, % ~" ooo r.;,,,.
e''s s'sgrys,' !, 80 ...'s' IN. 49,
n,s" ~ 0.DOsos., ,'s ~ a1,I,.,,.,..
wy ~ o'. s'O''.-s" ~.
nsusSeu"o'Us' 80 .s'. ~
w 'sessn 'Sa.s S'V1V''' e.g.I - .,''.
aos' 'ou1 ~ 6ss .s az !. ,.i s..,s,., q,
gs,i Ds"nD'l w - - ~ - =.
Sugrs 'ustOeH U..'s O'A'l'Vs A''V on ~"
Oere Ire'l'"nise S,",n,SeOs' :, $50, vs'' ~
puol'.ansr p's DslDlsluyuls s,.. salD's'''
uno lAr osn ~s~.pl'u,.n ~ l.'",,,,sa, nv
ipe'l q aal ssNes !, 'o :, a'
lptnl l'epl' "s' Aussaas ~ x0ay. ~.
snNeW Sstls9 y ossyu'O e.. ua'v :.
ipe'Iers ars'le Opn "sg' S"''''ls
u'S Usr ua'. aOt's'
Nl1lnDulettS III Nulet ItpHulttuS
mid. Die 0emotraten bOfien ubrr
ourd bas ausipielen Der 9ariffraae
@riolse sn ersielsr, bod lit lire 9Uft.
nune offeubar ielbit ullr eering.
gleu gort ipabtt 5uei 9lppella.
tionsribter, 9tebrasta einige unters
aeprbnete Stnatsbeamte. Seine
Oieier ggablen lit BON beiunOerer Be-
oeutunp. Sinseeen errest iiuA cine
aufoluabl beOeutenbes Sntereiie,
nemli9 Die Mavprsnabl in gleue.
Lamb, 8. 9Ort itebt Oem gcaenipdr'
s'Rsn p@'s.A. IL, ~. :, 49," ,..s !. ~
~ U.svst.S. 60. s'esso 'a.,.sss. az
psooO's : ] s.. aoass ssSsaa ,..st ,,i,.
.Dsa'a's Vsel' S n.ss.ss'',
ouB u''U pp
nOu,s !. -. o'u s.I''.'ls ,,..'s'. 49,
U's Su"o'ou'"' u"oA..ss o-.
samer, unS @leno. gsenn bic
qoSt Ses ghmeraes niemats auf Sd.
ren Sd,altern aerubt bat, bann IinD
Sie thoti6blidl elmer Der Upn @oti
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18
Geo. A. Ruediger,
"The Place where You'll be Suited.
"The Place where YOU'LL Be sulted.

@Diten iebtSuridtreten. &ube tudre
ibm liber gu e5nnen, es 1T aber fannl
81 elnuben, bab er Der beute nod
iiber 9dhber unb aReere reiit, Der
nod an eiuem Gage brei gOrtrd9e
bait, ber bonn Moreen bis sunt Slbenb
arbeitet uub bdufe mod gbetGe Der
gta9t am Ghreibtiid) subrinet, ii6
Der @tuBe binseben tuirb. 10 ldnae er
nod elm @lteb riibren taun gum ssubs
le 9erer, Oenen er Elm bllfrether
5renub, elm @ubltbdter, Elm Batter
eeiuuroen lit. @l6ee er Ieinem euten
@erte mod redt lange erbalten bleis
ben.
Sn 8esug aus oas 5drben pOn
Butter bat Die r@iiiOurt 9uirp anb
Suub GummiiIiOn4 foleenbe gerUro'
tuns erlnRen: Go es oegetnbiliide
8utterIarben eiebt, iuelcbe uuIlium'
men barmlus iinO, llnO ba bic slnilin,
8utterFarben iidb Bic iebt nod nidbt
ais nbiUlut barmlus er,pielen baben,
rnuB baS Department fiikftie ale
Butter at8 eefdli9t betracbten, bel
beren SeriteIluns QInilin Snrben be-
nist iuerben. 9ieie 8erfiieung tritt
fir Jabritanten in MiiiOuri nit benz
l. Ottpber 1907 unb fir @bDleiale.
uno &etailz gambler am /. Gpril 1908
in araft.
Staats aanOitraBen . Sueenienr
Curtis % ON bat benz @ouperneur
6OIt mttpetbeilt, OaB in SinIitbt auI
bic OppOiitiUn BON 5rantliu, @ascps
naAe unb Oiaee County Der tueitli1e
Ebeif Der proiettirten 2an6ItraBe BON
ct. 2unis nnh 8auias GitD allfaeae
ben tuprben 1T. sc fpirD tein Der
| iud1 mebr eemndjt iuerben, Oie ent,
lang bet prOiettirten 2nnOitraBe Oft
tid) bun Sefferipn Gitg lpuhnepoen
Burger an berielben gu irtereiiiren.
9aeeeen ideint Der tueitlihe Ebeit
Der Siiblicben 9fonte nit 9lusnabme
zines fleinen 3piithenraums in Gpps
per County, Der audJ balb erlebig
iuerOep Oiirite, aeiifert su iein Gin
proBsr 5beil Der iablih pum TtuB ae.
leeenen 9auOitraBe pelnib uOn 3efs
ferlUn Gitp, lit bereits teroeiteat
uOroen uuO Sneenieur Slll beubiib.
tist bic gunOitraBe nad ct 2ouis al
uDlIenben, inbem iie ben Miiionri
l5laB BEL Sefferiun Gitp treuSen unb
nbrblih nafj TultUu iiibren iua luu
bic pruiettirte nittlere 2onOltroBe,
Der alieu rSuunslid Soob4 eutfana
ourt6 GntIaway. @putaOmerp. @ar.
rsri uno 81. Ghartes Gonntp iabrcu
Eioa. Bel 81. gbarlss iOa bic 2qnO
ftraBs iuisOsr ben gliiiouri SIuH
lber Ole Sraae Der ct. eums lrau,
lit 81. treilasn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18

StbOnnirt aut Oas ssrmannsr
@oltsbtott
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-18

NtCnHirt nuI Das -perManNcF
SOltsblntt..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
D. CASE GOES HIGHER
Cashier Of First National
Bank Of Motley Goes
to East MpIS.

The announcement has been made
that Dana Case. cashier of the First
National Bank of Motley, has been
selected caehier of the East Side State
Bank of Minneapolis. a new bank or
gained at . comparatively recent date
by Isaac Bazlett and his associates.
The change will take effect May /.
Mr.. Case takes the place of Cashier
Howard Dykemsn. who went from
Breckenridge to the city to take the
cashiership of the East Side Bank.
Mr.. Dykeman will go to Seattle.
Sherman Jacobs, who has been assist
ant Cashier of the Motley bank. will
be raised to the position of cashier
when Mr.. Case leaves. Mr.. Case will
make frequent visits to Motley after
going to the CITY, and he will have,
in q measure at least, supervision
over the Motley bank. with which be
has been associated since its organiza.
tion.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
SOUTH ELM DALE

April 15.-Axel Anderson, motor
man on the street cars IN st. Paul,
visited his father and friends at this
place.
John Kuka and Anton Peka went
to Royalton Thursday on business.
Ed. :.Jendro left for his farm in
North Dakota today.
Simon. Peka was in Royalton with
q load of wheat Friday.
Farmers are out with drsgs aud
seeders this week.
The South Elmdale horse doctor
was out doctoring horses Sunday.
Leonard and Matte Kuka visited
with their grandmother Wednesday.
Miss Slater spent Saturday and
Sunday In Holdingforc.
Bill Davidson and Ed. Jones were
arou I'd here this week.
John Ruggie purchased 40 head OF
horses last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
CARHART LOSES PLACE
Board Of Trustees Takes
Summary Action in Case
of MayviIIe Schools

Grand Fork, n. D., April H.
President Carhart Of the Mayville
Normal school has been ousted from
his place by the new board of trustees,
which held meeting yesterday.
With him must 90 his da- ghter, Miss
Edith Caroart, librarian and lnstruc-
tor
Toe board re- elected all Of the mem.
bers of the faculty except the instruc'
tors name1 above. No SUCCESSORS have
been chosen, bat there are many ap-
pIicants and the board will act at an
early date.
Pernicious political actively and
dissensions at different times in the
faculty of the normal school are as.
cribed as the causes Of the removal of
President Carhsrr. ae came to May
vile from St. Cloud. where he had
teen president Of the normal school
for many years.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
DAUGHTER or VIM. WARREN

Mrs. Madeline Branham of Ogema,
died yesterday forenoon at about
eleven O'Clock after an illness of q
little ever one year. Ths immediate
cause of her death was pneumonia.
Mrs Branham was fifty -four years of
age, and was one of the earliest settler
on this reservation, having been here
IN 1870. She was the daughter Of
Vim. Warren, author of the History of
the Oj,bways', who died when she
was an infant, and his wife Matilda
Warren, daughter of VIM. Aitken, an
Indian trader of not, after whom
Aitken county was named.
Mrs. Branham was a very sympa.
thetic woman, and although only in
comfortable circumstances herself
tn -ough her own efforts, no one ever
appealed to her for assistance in sick
ness or otherwise in vain. Her SYM
pathetic nature and llberallty made
for her many friends among those
who knew her best She leaves
three sons by a former marriage to
mourn her death, namely: William,
Charles and Louis Gran, all of this
reser vation..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19

There is no better rule for good health
than that the bowels should move every
day at the same hour if possible. Re&u'
larity can be acquired by making habit
of this. Foolish people neglect this and
when chronic constipation effects them
they take pills every few days to force the
bowels to perform their natural function.
AS years 60 on they require more and
more pills. This should be stopped.
Cooper's New Discovery will build up
the stomach and cause the bowels to act
naturally. While taking the medicine get
the habit of regularity, then gradually
stop taking the medicine.
Here is a sample of letters from those
who have tried it:
"For sixteen years l have suffered from
stomach and liver trouble, and chronic
constipation. had frequent headaches
and always felt tired and worn out.
heard of Cooper's New Discovery and
began it's use, After l had finished one
bottle was wonderfully improved. Con
stipation gave way to apleasine regularity
of the bowels and ate better, slept bet
ter and felt better than had for months.
1t is the greatest medicine have eve,
known" Samuel Booren. 1742 Munsey
Ave., Scranton Pa.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
ANOTHER MAIL CARRIER
Mail Delivery as Now Made
is a Great Con-
venience

The city now has four mail carriers
and has been divided into four dis.
tricts. District No. will be the ter.
ritory south of Broadway between
the Mississippi river and the Northern
Pacific tracks, and will be served by
Carrier Lemav: district No.2 will be
that north of broad way between the
river and tbs CID N. 2. tracks, and
will be served by Carrier Bradley ;
district No. will be that of the West
side, and will be served by Carrier
Griffith; and district No. will be
that east of the old tracks Including
Berg's addition, and will be served by
Carrier Peterson. Carrier Peterson
will also serve the business houses on
Broadway, east of First street, and
those on second street.
Two complete deliveries will be
made daily now, one at 6 a. m. and
one at p. m. also q business delivery
will be made at D. M. or as quick as
tho mail is received at the p1stof1ce
from No. Z. the north bound passen-
ger.
Little Falls will have pretty fair
mail carrier service now.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
8ELLE PRAIRIE

April 14.-Mr. HouIe was taken to
the hospital last week.
Some of our farmers have started
seeding.
There are rumors Of a wedding in
Belle Prairie In the near future.
Miss Vernie Carpenter one of the
Little Falls teachers, visited Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Miss
Evangeline Carpenter, who is teach
ing in district No. /.
Albert Pelky left Saturday foz
Paynesville, where be will spend the
SIMMER with his uncle.
Agent Tucker was a Littls Falls
visitor Wednesday.
Harria Clifford visited in Belle
Prairie Sunday. . ~-
April 16.-Fred Bugh, a prosperous
farmer Of CLEVELAND, N. D., who
spent several weeks here visiting With
friends and relatives. has returned
home. Mr. B1gh owus half section
of fire farming land near Cleveland
aud IS we'll pleased with his new locq-
tion. he lived here on farm couple
of years before locating in Dakota.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Bugh. accompanied him home and
will re side there in the future. Mr..
Bugh, ST.. owns a good farm here, but
owing to his i'll health decided to give
MP farming and live With his son.
Their mauy friends were sorry to sse
them leave. but wish them much sue
CESS in their new home.
Mr.. and e. re-. Paul Houle, who were
| recently married at Detroit. spent
several dsys here visiting with rela'
tlves. Paul Houle is q son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Houle and lived here he
fore mis- marriage and has many
friends here VINO will join in wishing
him and his wife much happiness anl
success. They will reside on farm
near Detroit.
Miss Fannie Farrand of Little Fall
returned home SUNDAY after shor
visit here with friends and relati yes
Chas Heroux who was at the hos
pital at Little Falls for several week
with a severe attack Of typhoid fever
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugane Ledoux o
Bra,nerd spent tn. past week her
viel. ing with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Branchau hav
returned to their home at Waite Fart
after a visit of several weeks ner
with relatives.
Lyman Beymer, who has made hi
home around here the past winter
has gone to Little Falls to reside.
L. W. Aver left Tuesday on cruis
ing trip to the northern part of tn
state. BE expects to be gone cou
pie of months.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
HOW MIKE CoNELY, FORMERLY
OF SWANViLLE WAS
KILLED

On Monday this week occurred the
death OF Mike Conely at Camp 10. A
small stump was dislodged on the
embankment just above number Of
men who were at work. The walking
b So, Mr.. Kennedy. and the foreman
of the camp noticed the stump when
it started to trembie and shouted to
the men to get out of the way. All
the men in the cut got out of danger,
but Mike Conely not realizing the
danger be was in, stopped tc lock at
the stump and was struck by large
rock. which was fa,toned in the roots
of the stump, instantly killing him.
Undertaken c. E. Hu ter was called
to take charge of the remains, which
we're brought to Akeley and prepared
for burial.
Toe young man was twenty four
years old. His father identified the
boy and took it to Birch Lake for in
terment.
THIS was the first serious accident
occurring this year in the logging
and railroad operations in this vlcini-
ty.-AkeIey Herald.