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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Den ipenife piee
meo 2Geeene.

Seq bapoe life let min gamle Sea.
merat s. paa mango Gar, men Der
forleben Mften bar leg after GLAD
rper of funne laa al en- Basiiar meo
bam.
So, iom Oh MI bar bsrt, bar leg
rpleoet meget boabe gobt og onbt,
men ben Splebelie, iom ieg er oller
i~tolteit al, og iom ieg olorig glenn.
mer, oct er -
Sg berme6 traf ban en- liben
runb glifplaoe op al 8eItelommen,
bporpaa Der bar inbbugset EaIet
SO.
Ger on benne Der, ia ban, Den bar
jog | ct 8aano ON Salien paa @r9n-
ieoasten | 1905, og ieg fit ben rble-
peret at 8aptrinert for at nit Sig /
SilfeIbe af 9rig ffulbe fienoes
igien. Oct bar en- nofiaa rar So
leIie, Tom Git eiennem belle 8ompag.
MET pe0 ben lloIepering.
ga, nt troeoe, bet ifuIbe bIi Grig
oa, Oct troebe pt aIle. 8i lepebe |
Den Sib iaa6on mellem 9ip og 800
- qif I ben @rab no fra, at por
9so Ifulbe irotr9ffe, at ieg for CT.
empel life tog mig noget itsrre npr
of eler blep noget ~forunoret pco al
mobtoae 9reo ON, at min lille eneite
Ssn, Tom leg bar iaa slao l. bar bso
of S%ifterit.
Men noor ieg iaa tenfer tilboec
paa @renieoaeten, iad bar 10 igrrn.
Sen bet belle bare Ioro iterft
ipenoenoe Worp. Oct bill itge, Der
funoe 10 ogiaa bore temmelig aloor.
Iise gieblitfe, men ieg buffer Dog
fun to iaa6anne.
Oct enc bar Den Scat, GA &rigser'
fIpringen bang | en- Sraab. On
Iftenen bopbe aupteinen operIeperet
mia fin SubeI meo gnmooning ON
at Ilibe ben .ifarp, % pi bar fllot
ferbiae til alt. Ien bet er unoer
iaaoanne Smitanbigbeber bog rart
at bsre ct Ifarpt Sfub. 90 bet bsrte
hi peb Sotiben ON Iorgenen. Sa
for lea op % trcebe, oct bar &rig.
Senere bite 6et fig, at en- SmItret'
fer al Ell Sesersmanb fun baooe al.
fpret Sfuooet Of Spsgefulobeo eaer
Snoifab.
ga BET anoet gieblif, iom egent'
Tia beller life bar moriomt life
for mig ioIfolb, iom BELT piloe Sreo,
mems manage at mine 8amerater
tolte ON, at oe bare ifitloe snife, at
BET bIep Srig, - bet bar en- Saa,
ga Ser til ben 8oaro | GGrbeoen at,
bptIfen ieg Ioa paa Seltpagt tom
S~eIefcnbefcb ON, at MI bar artgen
ollerebe / fulb Sang to Wftl lenger
spb, oo 6 norffe aapaIleriiter %
flere ipenIfe Snfanteriiter bar ollie
reoe brGbt.
Com iuat, set belle bar i~grilnoen
bare Woro. Com for erempel ben
Gaa, bo bi traf ben ipenife seese'
hanolerife. =.
@otfer o. uffpIbig fom bun nteo
en- flor altrp sGg | ben enc Saaro
% ct Spuuo @eIf | ben anoen.
Sm ri life piloe fisbe Iiot Of ben.
Sc. Sun piIoe iaa aierne i9lee til
@orboaaer, for bun troeoe, at bum
StuIoe faa Here 8ense at BAN emo al
fine esne 9anosm9no.
So bo, hi piloe sierne tlsbe. 40
en- poffer ung Tige Der bprte ! oe
forte. eriorme @rnnieifcge bar og'
ioa Ell iieIosnt Spn, og ut baaoe
fisbte % ipsete 90 santeoe meo
benbe.
Ga bun Ifisnie, bun blep bel MOB
taaet, ipurate bun cs, ON ot itle
ifuISe bope ct tibet @las Bin at for
pre beube, for bun FRS, iasoe bun.
oa bum lit osiaa g%ortpin OF en- al
cs, iom ttlfaloispis bapoe Den rsoe
sseftar paa lin S~eltiln'te.
"a bun bapoe oruffet ia9oe BUN
meo ct IfirIrnif glinf ! Sinene:
gin er eoot. men jag bar Oct lorl
er bettre.
gi iua paa benoe mcS slao SpGn'
bling.
So fnrtintte bun. Ssda bar WrGnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

"Simmell Detfe er en- frpgteIic
arigsfsrieIl" itsnneoe 2sitndnf u.
ho bans Wnnb itprtebe no % bente,
be ben iaareoe Rano, Tom aIbrie
fom iis Son bebe fort efter.
atter fob be paa 8ost paa Nlao'
fen. Wsrfet oper gugten blep bare
brnot at 8slgernes bpioe aaalme.
Sangt n6e / Soriionten iad mar
Ell nmerifanif campers 2onterner,
aaaenoe ipoefter fra Tampa; men
bpis Der bar noeet Sfib nprmere
M'onteso gap maa bet bape gaaei
meo fliiffebe 2anterner.
BlubieIie eIeo en- baIpnsgen ben.
fabeligiinoet Reger oper HIaoien.
De fonmer," bpiiteoe ban oa
IDgte6e burtig.
"Ge fommer!" bIep gientaaet
langs Mpfferne.
Baa afitano bsrte De Stsi. Cps
faces blanot gananerne og Maneo.
erne paa Sfraaninserne neo mob
gpen - 2ps, iom fsrtes burtis mob
ct Centrum, 9Iabien. Stsien tiltog,
oct blep til ct @rsl, - bet irnme
ubpseeIise Sfris, iom gif foruo for
Masiafren | 1865:
Sarne for Sarpel BLOB for 8lool
en- flor fort Wasie ianes MOB
$uiene ON gIabien. Rpinoernes bp.
terrific Sfrig bsrtes oper Ranoenes
b9ie grsl.
Sarpe for Sarpel Blob for Blob!
"SGroigl" brnmmeoe Snipeftsr
Sbomas, 90 &arabinerne rasleoe.
"SGrbisl" bpiifebe ben unge 2sit.
rant.
Ssrite 8eIeb al 2einiter. aompa-
MET falot paa are % See.0tetforo'.
erne lsiteoes til ainoen.
On Sagl at Stene falot blanot
SoIoaterne. Bare nogle faa alen
ifilte MI Den Saanbfulo Solbater
fra Suiener Of raienoe Sorte. Ser
piIoe bli en- iortpilet Scamp, iaa lpn'
ae Den parte; men llbgangen bar tit
fer NOT; Den Saanbfulo biicipline.
rebe @pno pilbe bogitapelig bli
iIugt Of ben foeenbe, raienoe N9ns.
be.
2sitnanten b9pebe fin Sabel og
aabuebe Runben. Men Bet ifiebne.
ipanere Orb "fpr!" blep life uotalt
Den Rat.
Ssoet ban traf ltnoerl9ben inS Tor
at ~fommanoere "fpr!", falbt Der en-
flor 2psitrale inc mellem Soloater-
ne os Sienoen.
2sitnuntens, Snipeftsrens, Som.
neutrality-suspicious., Solbaternes og
goIitiets Zine beg life fra Heser'
masien; men, be Sorte penbte fig,
ifremt ai bet pluoielige Sps, MOB
Sisen. Sra oct Ggpptiife Wsrfe
Itirreoe ct fort 9ie - Srpoierens
Seeelps.
Der bar gonIfe iti1e, os | bet Die.
bIif, mems 2%psitraalen boloteS title
meaem benz lso Der fro Sisen mtloe
Eoner af en- fieibt Welobi:
"@ro fisn Dor 8onse soSl"
9sitnanten, Tom itoo | fulot Sps,
Isfteoe fin Sabel til Silien Nesrene
puitebe bpbt.
"aoneens Sie!" raabte en- ltlGl'
penoe, raDieIilagen Stemme, % loi'
en- Soroen eientog W9ngoen:
"aonsens Eie!"
Meisuiraen bar fniiit meo Ell
Gang o9 for b~eitanoig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

y aimeIist not
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

Sm 0atten bsr @9gteren lpoe
llnoeriosSenS % 8oIitiebetientens
9efalinger naar De life oirecte itrii'
Der mob oenne Suitrur; bog fol ban
Itrar ON Ioreenen for gpefogsen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

Treiten Gtrenst): "Stine, ieg b.
rer, at Der bar en- Soloat hos Dig
ipaarftes."
Stino: Oct bar min gro6er."
greIten: "Wten on bar 10 iagt, at
ou life bar noeen 8rooer."
Stina: "9sei ieg troeoe life better,
at ies bapoe noeen, for ieg berte gre'
items SrGfen forriee Ssnbag, ba De
iaabe, at pi alleiammen bar grsore
og Ssitre."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

81. 8 on, Moreenen og
SCI. 7 ON aftenen ffal Wes.
teren perelpiis meb oen an.
ben 8pgter rinee uoi Sir
fetaarnet fra 3bie 9aaffe.
bog til @iffeIsbas.
A.
g9gterens 8aab bsr tie
paa fslgenoe St9oer: 1.
noeufor Wabam gpeniens
Suns. 2. uoenfor geb.
renot anberiens Suns. 3.
uoenfor Repr9ientanten
mfpf2 S~tp,o,,fo,2 G.,,.o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

9ein6es noeen Rattetiioer at neo.
riipe Sapler, De optagne g~efienbtgis-
refer, grpssernes RefpGrfer eIer
onbre offentIige Sing, ba ifal ban
bisies Hapne for g~pefogben ON Wor.
genen efter opaioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

bin. Smag poa ben! "GubbeI
renao firtio fpre GRADER frdn @ste.
borgl"
Sg ganife rigtig, / MrIfeipanoet
baboe bun bet fineite bobbelt renieoe
8rnnbeoin, iom man bare tunoe sr.
tie fig.
90 ri snifebe bet paa Dor fisIige
gastpoit i9roeles meset, og pi oraf,
og oraf otter.
gfteriom pi oraf bleb pi ltpligere,
90 ben bafre ipenffe 8ige fit os fan.
lie til at fortelle mere a~abenbiertig
ON baabe bet enc og set anbet, emo pi
pilbe babe giort, bpis bi bapbe paret
abrue. Wen ri t9nfte bel, at lige-
operfor BEN linse 8ige bebspebe Ri
life at eenere os og bore foriigtige.
Iiinter og bpggelig bar bum. Oct
bar iiffert oct. Sum tiloo enbog,
at ct 8ar of os fog ct 8ar 8uno.
banie meo benbe paa @r9smarfen.
ga bun gil, loo bum Sponoet Iii
tiIbnge, % bun, iom bun iagbe, IN.
gen 9rug bapbe for bet mere, og
bum bapoe en- lang Bel at gaa.
Men peb on iaa, bpab en- at os II.
Den fanbt | Spanbet? So, ct Stpffe
Sapir, bporpaa Der bar ifrepet:
"SSte Norbaggerl Trio icke de svenska
'fickor'. Jag var ingen ficka, ia. Akta
Er en- AMMAN gang for fiickor, brannvin
och agl
Gustav Carlson, Trompetare."
9enne ifienne itfieubte fra Sfo'
gen bapbe altiaa p9ret en- ipenlt
Soloat - Ell Spion, Der pilbe no
ipeioe pore Stinineer. 90 ri bar
grinoig goat / 8mbetl
Ianee andre orariife Sptonbt'
~itorier foregif UNDER @raniepagten
taaSe fra norif os ioenif SIDE. Wen
benne ber Dor ies oltiaa ielp meo
paa.. Sg ieg fan life iige anoet emo,
at tiltrobS for aft iaa 10 pi goot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

uoenTor HeprRlenfanten
Niels Simoniens Suus.
4. lloenfor 2obsoIoermanb SerIof.
lens Suns. 5. llbenfor Salpor
Salporiens Suns. 6. llbenfor 4isb.
mano Sdlptters Suns. Z. uoenfor
8isbmanb Masitrups Suns. s.
llbenfor clipper Cars Rieliens
Suns. 8. ubenfor llnoerfogeo Seoe.
marfs Suns. 10. ubenior Ole Climb.
itseIS gnfes Suns. II. ubenfor gp.
ems Seier-Sunts. 12. Baa 9ilbepol-
ben. Is. geo Wartbe Npnnefiens
~ Suns. IA. 8eo aIf 9isrniens
Suls. Is. geb Sellef Sroons 30.
16. 8eb anbers Sfoltebaffens 90.
II. %l1benfor gpefogeb b. apbbens
Suns. is. @eo 8altaers $uiis. 19.
@eo Solbbetient DIE Msaers Suns.
90. SEQ Sobm Warfmanns Suns.
81. llbenfor $eIpeg Ssmunosontters
Suns iamt %. Smenem Hreiten
Slieas og gbriiten States Suiis.
3.
timber fine &aab, iaapeliom beitan-
dig at bore aarpoagen 90 gaze ON.
firing paa oenne bam onpitite Yoit
ifaI ban tiliee; at insen paa @aoen
sper Slassmaal, 8olo og Spoerie,
men idabant meb aopariel oe Wagbt
afpenbe, ba ban | iibite Silielbe bsr
Itebe / fin giibe for at faloe ben an
ben 89gter til Si9lp; geb bpis U.s.
~filtence ban onbolber De iom babs
forbruot fig, og bereiter, bpab Siio
oct emo err poa Ratten, meloe iaaoan
anboIbelie for gpefogben.
6.
@egteren maa albeles life befatte
fla meo bpao Der inben Suiiierne fore
aoaer; men ifuIoe BET flee at nogen
9tottetiioer enten meb blottet Slo eaer
antenote Sobafspiber ubeu Sptte
aaar paa grpggerne eler @aoen; %
baper ban iaabant at binbre oeo at
uoIuffe SIoen, iamt berefter ON
Rorgenen at melbe 8ierningsman.
ben for 8olitiem9itereu. gr oenne
(ficD en- Sremmeo anboloes ban
itrar ligeiom oe anmeloelie I laa
Solb itrar bsr flee for gpefogSen
uben Sorifiel paa Sioen.
z.
@efinbes noeen Rattetiioer at neo.
riipe SapIer, be optagne 8efienotgis-
refer, 9rpseernes RefpGrfer eIler
onore ofientIige Sine, ba Hal ban
bisies Iapne for 9pefogoen ON Wor.
gerten efter opgipe.
Raar @Ggteren ~formerfer Slbe.
branS | npset Suns eler Sforiteers
Giibe, ga ifaI ban itrar blaie | lin
8Gsterpiibe os raabe 9ranb, iamt
bonfe paa Sr~uasbsrene, fsrit paa Oct
Suns, bpor grunoeu er') ON bet er
beboet o. Serfra Iise @eien til Srano'
inipecterreri, eler on ban er frape'
renSe, grano ssiiitenten, boor ban
meISer fig. os berfra forfsper ban iis
,ifortspet til 9peioeoen for at afpente
hans SrSre. CIR SIoen | ct paa Sao.
men liaaenoe Sartsp, iaa bsr @Ggte-
rem enopiioere melbe iie hos $apne.
ioeoen.
8.
On 0atten bsr @Rgteren lpoe
llnoerfogSens % Solitiebetientens
9~eialinger naar De fife oirecte ltrtt'
Der mob benne Snitrur; bog fol ban
Itrar ON @toreenen for gpefogsen
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
RICE LAKE

July S.-Mrs. Peter Pratt and little
daughter, Gladys, we're Little Falls
visitors Saturday.
A few from here spent the Fourth
in Little Falls while others took in
the sights at Pierz.
Miss Agnes, Carlson, who has been
visiting with Misses Elsie and Rachel
Love the past two weeks, returned
home near Foley Satu rday.
Work on the 500 IS booming now.
The pills drivers are now at work at
the pass and the bridge constructors
will be here soon.
Miss Thomas Lamb and little
daughter, Hazel, of Little Falls were
out here the first of the week.
. A. P. Carlson. one of the cont FACTORS
of the 500 at this place. visited over
Sunday ut his home near Foley.
The town boards of Bellevue and
Little Falls met 1T the corner near
John Lambs Monday morning and let
the contract to fix the road near that
place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
GILBERT

July 9.-Sam Tough, Geo. Rogers.
William Tuttle, Ed Hall and Albert
johnson were at Little Fails Tuesday.
Tom futile made short business
trip to Brainerd Wednesday.
The 18th was celebrated at Johnson +
and q good time was had by every
body.
The supervisors of the town let
several jobs of road work last week,
which is appreciated.
A number of neighbors gathered al
August Johnson's Sunday and spent q
pleasant afternoon.
Ben and Andrew johnson departed
fer Brairerd Monday to be gone to1
some time
Clarence futile went to the Falls
Saturday.
John Dixon. who has teen visiting
relatives here the past few days,
returned to Grand Rapids Wednesday.
T.. NJ. futile took out the engine in
his sawmill Monday and had it taken
to Topeka. He will have it replaced
with another one before winter.
Hay ing will commence ia about a
week. There will be good crop Of il
this year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
SULLIVAN LAKE

June 20 to July 6.-Masters Cliff
and Edwin Vain ark of Platte town
visited Frank Sims Sunday last.
The Misses Edna and Dorothy Lynn
were lake callers the first of the week.
VIM. Lynn was home over Sunday,
returning to his work Sunday evening.
Raymond Sims visited at G. e.
Looks Monday. .-.....~
Ray Sims went to Vineland Monday
evening.
G. 4. Look and family. Mrs. Ford
and Miss Look visited with T. =.
Look and wife on the Fourth Had q
picnic dinner in the grove at T. S.
Looks place. =
Messrs. scotton and Rev. Findley
called at the Lake on their way ia
Viueland tho 18th. #t0
Plenty of Strawberries this season.
9. EoLook is putting up hay.
Mr.. Murphy and friends OF Royaltou
came up to the Lake, Friday tor ar
outing, camping on Squaw point.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
RECEIVES BROKEN JAWI
Or. J.. Fl. Newmani is CHARGED
With Assault on the Per-
son Of Arthur Hall

DR.. J. 81. Newman was brought
before Jcstice Gaudet Saturday morn
ing on charge of ass ault IN the
second degree. preferred by A. K.
Hall.
The trouble. for which the case was
instituted, t.ok place on the night of
July Sd, which res 1lte1 in Arthur
Hall, a son of the complainant
sustaining q broken jaw at the hands
of the doctor. which it is clsimed to
have been done without any reason
whatever.
According to the testimony offered
it seems that Hall had previous to the
occurrence of the trouble thrown q fire.
cracker into the saloon Of Peter New.
man q. he passed and then entered
the restaurant the next door, and the
bartender in the Newman place
followed him in, where fight be-
tween Hall and the bartender ensued.
which was finally called of, for
settlement in the future. After this
Hall testified that he went outside
and was putting 10 the crystal in his
watch. when the doctor came up said
something about Halls fighting
ability. and immediately landed on
tue leAC Sluo VI Luz IIOuC p2fC OF the
jaw, knocking Hall down and break
ing his jaw on the right side.
Several of the witnesses for the state
testified much the same as Hall.
Although the defense did not offer
any testimony, it il understood that
their claim is that after Hall had the
fight in the restaurant and had come
out on the sidewaik he used very
indecent language while the wife of
Mr.. Newman and another lady vera
passing, that on being told to desist.
he continued in using the same kind
of language. which resulted in the
above stated serious conseq hence.
At the conclusion of the states
testimony Attorney Blanchard, for
the defense, made q motion to dismiss
the case on the ground that there was
no evidence to show where the
defendant could be held on a greater
charge than assault and battery. This
motion the Justice denied and the
defendant was bound over to await
the action of the grand j1ry in the
sum OF $500.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
AUSLAND

July .. -CFIoSt, FlOIelce ana
Minnie Otto f Grand Rapids, old
residents of this place, arrived here
last week where they intend t. make
their home fer the present.
Johnnie Rail and Earl Edeburn came
no me from Wrenshall to spend the
Fourth, and returned Monday.
Terletta Bowder arrived here the
Fourth from Hastings for visit with
relatives and friends.
L. P. Snow and Frank Prosser went
to the county seat on business last
Monday.
Mrs. Frances schrieber of Mime
apolis came up for visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pilon, before
the Fourth.
There seems to be lots of life on the
chicken ranch and the owner is an
awful busy man to take care of them
and watch hawks and crows.
Ralph Bowder came down from
Staples. where ne is at work in the
brick yards, to spend the Fourth, and
returned Sunday.
Most of the young people celebrated
the Fourth at TT. Ripley this year.
Henry Barry of Minneapolis spent
the Fourth with Grandpa and
Grandma Pilon and returned Satur-
day.
f. NJ. Pierce returned from the
north, Monday the LIST. where he has
been viewing the mines near Hibbing,
and this week he has been drilling
sopae around here, but the old gentle
man will not say what he has dis
covered. bis dip needle h1werer,
indicates iron on several places in
this part of the country.
Mae Thomas went to Motley on
business last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott and daughter,
Mary, of Pillager, came over for a
visit with relatives and friends last
Monday.
F. Nj. Pierce returned to Winnebago
city last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derosier went over to
st. Matthias for visit last Sunday.
Some Of the ladies in this locality
are trying to reorgaDize the North
Dakota Grass Widow society and the
president of the old society was seen
the other day driving around with a
top buggy and q stylish horse, and it
'is hoped that she will be re elected
again this year.
Our road overseer has been out on
the road for some time to make the
roads a little wider and in a little
better shape so people can find them,
the old overseer just made them wide
enough for . wagon.
VIM. Butler OF Little Falls was up
IN this vicinity last Sunday intending
to 90 to the Fosdick lake, fishing, but
made mistake in the road and went
to Rail Prairie. It is hoped that We
can get some sign boards along tic
roads so people can see where they
go to.
Mrs. e. J. Stroming intends to e:
to Fergus Falls this week fer a visit
with relatives and friends.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
MAN KILLED FAR As SNAKE CREEK
500 Line to be Only Parti.
ally Completed This
Year

st. Cloud Journal Press: The story
which appeared In the journal. Press
few days ago stating that the 500
had given up hope of completing its
line to Dclutn. was confirmed yestsr-
day by Assistant General Manager
Shuts. Mr.. Shuts stated that s4L
miles will be completed this year.
This line reaches from Broeten to
snake creek, between Royslton and
Mile Laos lake. The reason fer its
inability to complete the road comes
from the reverses in the work. From
Brooten to Royalton the work has
progressed In line style and the road
will be complied at least a month be.
fore expected. There the contractors
rave bean fortunate in securing labor
and the difficulties in fixing the grades
have been few. Between Royalton
and Duluth it has been exactly the
opposite. There has been shortage
OF men and many difficulties in max
ing the grades have been found. In
spe aklng of the line itself Mr.. Shuts
81 d.: "Wheo the 500 line to Duiuth
is completed it will he the most
substantial and most up to date line
We have. We have secured 84.po1nd
rails for the entire line from Duluth
to Brooten. These rails are not only
adapted for fast but also for heavy
loads of wheat which we will haul
from our western lines. Every precau.
tion has been taken to make the
foundat ion q firm and lasting one.
"The report that We were to buy
the Little Falls & Dakota branch is
ridiculous. We could not purhase the
line. if We wanted to. It would be
against the state laws.
I'VE will probably connect with the
Northern Pacific at Royalton in haul
ing the grain to Duluth this fall.
This will be the case until next spring
when we will completa our line to tie
head of the lakes. When this IS com.
pleted 1t will open a channel for the
wheat shipments from our western
lines to the great lakes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
Fell from a Fast Moving
Train One Mile North Of
Royalton

Early Thursday morning of last
week at about clock the body of a
man. crushed and cut up to an IN.
recognizable mass was discovered on
the main line OF the Northern Pacific
Railway company alb nut mile out of
Royalton by S )me section men going
out on handle
The coroner was summoned and an
examination showed that the body had
been dragged by West bo7nd train
for distance of about half mile
leaving parts of the body in its wake.
The examination als) disclos I'd q
postal card from Rovalton~ youag
lady addressed to Cleve Barnett, Sank
Rapids. Mimi. a knife. ard a purse
containing eleven cents, On his
person, from which articles his
identity was established. /
The remains were gathered up and
taken to this city where they were
placed il Simonet's morgue.
A telegram notifying Myron Barnett
at Or enbush, MIMI, of the death
of his son was sent, but he was away
from home, aud the remains were
buried here Saturday afternoon. no
word having baen received from the
father.
Sheriff Long made a trip to Sank
Rapids to investigate the matter, as
friends of the man thought tnat he
had met foul play. but found that his
death was purely accidental.
The young man was bet ween II and
% years of age, had worked on the
500 construction work as teamster fer
some time up to t wo weeks before his
death. On Receiving his pay he went
to Sank Rapids and worked in the
granite quarry for a while and on
receiving his pay for this, it is stated
booze in that town. and was in an
intoxicated condition just before
boarding tram for Royalton. He
evidently passed his station and the
conclusions to be draw are, that in
attempting to 60 from one car to the
other, he fell between them. with the
above stat I'd results.
Myron Barnett came up Monday
evening, news ct the accident not
having been rec5ived by him before
Monday, and Tuesday recognized the
personal effects Of the unfortunate
young mau, which had been kept in
the morgus, as those of his son. But
he is OF the opinion that his son met
with foul play as he had received
letter not many days before the
occurrance from him, stating that he
would bs home around July 4th with
about $50. Furthermore. so far az he.
Myron Barnett. knew, the young
man never had been addicted to
Intoxicating liquor of any kind. Mr..
Barnett will make a close investiga-
tion of the case. and went to Rice
Tuesday for that purpose.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
PEACEFUL VALLEY

July 8.-Mrs. Clarence Mead and
little son from Fargo, N. D., are
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Bartholomew.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Mcdonnell were
out to Motley Saturday.
Quite few. from here attended the
dance in Lincoln the Fourth.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. hurry visited at
NJ. Murry's Thursday.
Anna Mcdonnell visited at J. M,
Murray's Saturday.
Miss Della Bartholomew arrived
home from Little Falls. after a week 4
visit with friends. 49,
Mrs, A. F. Mcdonnell and children
visited at D. B. Mcdonnell SUNDAY.
Too hot to have any news 20 good.
bye. .-4s s-ss>.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
STOLEN RIDE Has A FATAL
ENDING.

Bzainerd, MIMI. Joly 5-Charles
Willis desire to spend the Fourth at
Staples and 70 reach there by beating
his way cost him his life, yesterday.
He boarded Northern Pacific freight
here in the morning and was trying
to climb between the cars when
sudden start threw him under the
wheels and both legs were cut of close
to the body. he was taken to local
hospital and died during the afternoon
from the shock AM. loss Of blood.
Willis was only II years old. and the
son of James Willis of this city. He
attended high school, and his tragic
death cast a gloom over yesterdays
celebration.