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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0U7HS|DE
Committee Appointed to Look
Into Condition Of Railroad Sta
tons to Take Matter Up Soon.
Bureau. Times-D Dispatch.
u. ~ - --.-t Nfa 11no. EIl1ll. 6, "a

Manchester Bureau, Times-D Dispatch.
No, 1102 Hull Street.
Within the near future pressure will
be brought to bear upon the Atlantic
Coast Line and the Southern Railway
to improve the facilities ut their sta
lions In this city. a committee has
been appointed by President Leans, OF
the City Assembly, to take some action
in the matter and this committee will
get down to business in n short time
1t will first inspect the stations and re-
turn decide upon just what additional
steps are necessary. IT the railroads
refuse to remedy the existing condi-
ttons, which are declared to be uny-
thing but satisfactory. The Council will
appeal to the State Corporation Com
mission fs 81 }tfs- s., syist 49, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
CHURCH socInble ut Trinity.

The ladies of Trinity Methodist
Church, Twentieth and Broad Streets,
will give an oyster supper in the lee
4ture-room of the church this evening
from 1880 to 10 O'Clock. The Ladies
Aid Society is making special effort
to raise funds for needed repairs and
other church work, and very cordially
invite friends and the public to a good
supper and pleasant time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
DIVIDE H i. DUTIES
buchanan and Whitfield Prom0ted--NIr.l
HNH AOnOred by Employees:

buchanan and Whitfield Prpmotel--NIr.
run HOn0red by Employees:
FOL lowing the res ignation OF General
Manager 3, ". Fun. OF the Virginia
fassenger and Power Company. Re-
ceivers Wickham ana Northron an
In,ounced yesterday that Mr.. q. b. R,l-
c!lanan. superintendentss0f stransporta-
tlon,s had been appointed general SUI
periq y enaents Of raj ways, and Mechani-
perlntenedent.o &C the,sligit and bower de- e.
partment Is. The Office OF general man
tager is q o!ished.s Mr., Bucll a nan and
~ NJ. Whit 1eld dividing the duties here
appointments are effective Marchs ist.
Mr. HUFF, who w III leave here to-mor-
row nj ght for bro ak yn to take up. his
dnttes, las presto dent %, the Coney Island
on ~ onday, was presente ga yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
Concert ut soldiers Home.

Rcfore q large crowd OF Veterans
and many people from the city, the
Pickett Camp Confederate choir.
brought much Joy by the singing of old
Confederate aud before the war"
songs at the Soldiers Home last night.
Besides the songs many other fea-
lures were Introduced, not the least
OF these being ssvera! recitntions by
Miss Maggie Bryant. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
I'll Decatur Street. Mrs. MCGEE Nun
ally Is out again after having been
quite i'll with the grip.
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY

Fellowship League OF Y. NJ C. A. Had Cele-
brntion Last Night.
The fourth anniversary OF the Fellowship
League of the Young MEMS Christian Assoc
citation was celebrated last hight in the
boys department rooms, the supper being
served by the woman's committee. Mr. Il.
thirty, and the following gentlemen We're
present. r. w. Miles, the retiring presi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
Antonc-GnllaEhcr.a

A quiet but pretty wedding as sol
.emniaed in the Sacred Heart Church
yesterday morning at 1880 O'clock.
when Miss Mozelle Gallagher became
the bride of MIR. Lewis Antoine, Only
a few friends witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed blythe pastor Of
the church, the Rev. Father David
Coleman. %
Mrs. Edward Gallagher, 8 Of No. Ola
3Bainbridge Street. and is we'll known
In Manchester. where she has many
friends. Mr.. Antoine Is a lnachInist IN III
trade The couple ilaft for RaltImore
Immediately after the CEREMONY. 4
PERSONALS and Briefs.
Mrs Rebecca Nnnnally, sc NO, 1914
Hull Street is quite i'll lat her home. s's'
70 The box party givansl ast nj ght intthc
The proceeds will q u to- i,e' organ organ
NJ The Isulldng and Lands COMMITTEES
met last night and transacted routine;
business, The VI Ord nance "A COMMITTEES
4 Miss Alma adshaw who has been
quito sick with grip. isl atmproYing al
'ier home, 4 10 Perry street. ss gss u IN
q Mr. d, Il. Num- " ~ ~ IN his home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
Rn,ltIna Ruslness.

4 On account OF the Indictment wcathersthe
meatlnS OF Post IA. ~. ~. A., was Shiny ats
tended last night, and after the transaction
I0f necessary routine business the body ads
ljaurned to assemble again on sonle more
Favorable evening. 5 rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-28
No Quorum.

After waiting three-qnarters Of an hour
last night I'm vain attempt TO secure a
quorum the members Of the Water Com.
rlittee present decided to call a meeting for
q O'Clock this evening. The sergeant-at-
arms was directed to rope in all the alb
sentees, 84 ss} fE
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
GILBERT

Dec. 80.-John Hedlund has been
cutting cord. wood on his farm the
past few days.
Henry Broberg OF Pike Creek was
up visiting his parents a few days
last week.
Christmas day was spent at Ed.
Halls, where most of the neighbors
had an enjoyable time.
Fred johnson was down from
Brainerd over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hedlund enter
tanned large number of their friends
Thursday afternoon.
At Nels Henryson 8 last Sunday
afternoon number of their neiRhbors
spent . pleasant half day playing
cards and games. and last, but not
least. partaking Of an elaborate
dinner. enough to last some of them
number Of days. e..
That our merchant. Mr.. Berolund.
ia doing fine business, VAS
demonstrated during tho holidays
just past. Mr.. Berglund sells hia
goods at prices that are bound to
bring him customers
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tattle were at
Brainerd Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
BLKs' nUsIt,ALHHOW.

The mSmbeffs 81 the Little Halls
Tod "a Mo- no B. 2. "a. e !. ara maxine
ready TO p1l on one of The bat
minstrel shows ever put on the stage
By local tslsnt hers. which VIII
take place sometime near the middle
Of this month. Considering the zsst
and push with which the members Of
the lodge who are to take part IN
the performance and specialties take
in the mastering OF their various
parts, it is no improbabls that thu
performance will eclipse their widest
dreams. 85s
/ Out Of its large membership the
Elks' lod &c has found that its
members can furnish practically every
thing In the way Of talent, from tae
most comical to the most tragicai acts,
some Of the best clog dancing, and
juggling, q q1artette that can farnish
the goods and last, bat not least. an
orchestra, whose music will be sure
to make a hit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
BOY KILLED |! ~ Of vE
Otter Taii County Youth said Is IN,
Met tiorribia pe.th.

Otter 81 County Youth said /, liav.
Met Horribie Death.
Sheriff Albertson Of otter TAN .,.,.
9, who has returned to Terru. I'M
from &c, Sebaska, where he went "a earvn7
some papers, states that reports $50
reached that village that : boy ~.
eaten by wolves in the sparsely settled
country eighteen miles east 81 NrrrS
Falls. 5 -
q number Of boys were in the hahit.
OF going to school, returning toRether
and one child, a boy Of eight. was kept.
AFTER school, necessitating his r4turn=
nome alone. He failed to reach ho,me.
and as darkness settled down hia1
lather started with lantern to HINT
for him. --1--'
. re heard the growing of wolves not
far distant. Going into the brush to
Where the noise had come from he
found his son dead, mangled torn and
nearly hall. deVoured with two arav
wolves standing over him.
The animals retreated on his an.
proach and the remains of the bovG
were taken to his home for burial
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
DUL.CE

Dec. 26.-Tne Christmas Tree IN the
school house in district IA Tuesday
evening was we'll attended.
Edgar Blaigdell was visiting at
Polinsky's SUNDAY.
The dance at Andrew Isrealson' q
Saturday evening was grand success.
Lewis and Laura Larson were in
Foley last Monday.
Andrew Isrealson and Ipga Iverson
were visiting at Polinsky's Tuesday.
William Polinsky was 1t Ramey
Saturday. -1
The town board will meet on special
business today.
n. Larson had brsak down with
his wood saving machine, therefore
is taking 1t easy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
TWO RIVERS

Dec. William Schaubie took q
trio to Sartell recently, where he
helpsd his brother with tho flour
mill
Miss Gertrude Burglar is ct
Cloquet, whore she is spending the
Christmas holidays with her brother
and sister.
John Wiener has taken charge of the
Two Rivers dour mill engine. which
hes not been run for the past two
years.
Charles Barens Of Brainerd visited
old friends here recently.
Joe Trettel of Little Falls is busy
outtipg his summers wood at Hartin
Wiener's.
Miss Maggie Trettle and hor sister,
MaItha, hsve returned from Duluth e
spssd the Christmas holidays with
their parents
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
SIS f0l 4 FEW
New State Ant-Pass Law,
Is Now n FL
feet

B The railroads operating in Mime
sota have taken measures to SEQ tina
the provisions Of the anti pass IA II
enacted by the last legislature, shall
be enforced.
Except in q few cases the railroad
have been comply ing with til,
requirements Of the Minneaota lac
darlng this yer. carrying into policy
the ISIS 1ance OF interstate passes
enforced upon them by tbs provisio on.
OF the interstate commerce act
Some of those who have been enjoyins
the privilege of free transportatio on thii
year are absolutely cat off BY th,
Minnesota law.
Those to whom passes may be issued
to within the state are coafine1 TO thf
following: Officers. bonafide agents,
surge ons. physicians, attorneys and
employees of RAILROADS dependent
memoirs or their families, children
under IL years of age, ministers Of
relation, Y. NJ. c.. A. secretaries,
persons exclusively engaged !. in
charitable work. INDECENT, destitute
and homeless persons. such persons
as may be transported by charitable
societies or hospitals or By public
charity, and necessary agents EN-.
ployed in this work, inmates oil
international hospitals aud disabled
veteran, soldiers and sailors homes,
including those entering or returning
from sucn homes boards of managers
of such homes. postoh3ce inspectors,
customs inspectors and immigration
inspectors! witnesses for railroads
N legal Investigations. officials and
ltnemen Of telegraph and telephone
companies. ex.employes retired from
service on account of age or disability
sustained while In the service Of .
railroad company, widows OF
dependent children of employees killed
in RAILROAD service, necessary
of live stock, poultry.
and fruit, Including
transportation to and from the point
Of delivery, employees on sleeping and
express cars, rail way mail service
employees, newshoys on trains.
baggage agents and persons injured in
wrecks and physicians and nurses
attending them; provided, that one
trip pass for discharged employee and
his family may be issued for use
within 30 days of such discharge.
The railroad commissioners, secre-
tary and such experts as where service
may be required, shall be transported
free of charge.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
sTHINKS HE owns MUCH LAND.
&M AfkQH TIM NnaRa Of Eaoodonn E.,llo-

srHINKS HE owns MUCH LAND,
After two years of freedom. follow.
Ing his confinement in the Fergus
Falls insane ssy lum for seven lonq
Fears. John Hudson of Plllager wal
once more taken before Judge Of
Probate E. F. Shaw Saturday after.
moon and forced to submit to anothe,
examination as to his sanity. This time
ne was dismissed, however. being
declared harmless aud not sufficiently
deficient to warrant another stay in
the state hospital. He s1hers under
the illusion that he il a vast land
owner and he says he Is immune to
paying taxes on the same and ia
prove his claims he says he will take
his imaginary case to the different
courts OF the STATE.
The man is about 60 years of age,
although he stoutly procla,ms that be
is four.score- aud four, and is &
wanderer. He will receive some
watching
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
CONFEssES TO MURDER.
North Oskota Youth Admits He KILLED
M.:th4s IL ctlNa

PeG,nIna. N. D.. dec. sl--,Ssss,
CBrten OF Necae has ,s.s::c : :-:--:=s.'t..s
confession Of the mur4er OF Arthur Il
Claire, the Great Northern fireman.
The sixteer-year- slayer finally gavs
up the d.taiIs OF his crime 10 J, e.
Crawford. PinkertoE detective. Who
has been working on the case.
Tue confession cane after he hal
been confronted with hts bloody cloth
ing, hatche. with which the crime
was com mittad, bloody scarf ana
other eyicsnce OF IFS guilt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

supt. 81. e. White Of the local
public schools has added to his
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the invention OF q
coal ash sitter which ought to help
some in the solving of the fuel ques-
tion. The sitter is of cylidricsl shape
win sort Of hopper Ut the top IN
which the ashes are poured. By
turning q crank at the side the ashes
are thoroughly sifted. the light ahea
going to one end, leaving that part OF
the coal which has only bean partly
burned to be used again.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
LINCOLN

Dec. 8p-Miss Jeanette Mcdonnell
came home from Mizpah. where she
has hep teaching, to spend the
gwen last Christmas night
fias A. hall was largely
number came from Cush.
ptleX Staples.
B Minis s1c1Of was homo from Staples
1Jhristmas.
LSS Gotcingbsm spent Christmas
M home in Motley.
Martin Enke returned home from
EVirginia. MINI, to spend the
holidays.
Jos. Rather and Gilbert Randall
s1cceeded in shooting q wolf last
Thursday.
Howard Enke returned from his
visit in Fargo and Pilager last
Thursday.
Gilbert and Jake Randall, Martin
and Howard Enke were Little Falls
visitors lsat Friday.
A. O. Holt left last Saturday for st.
Paul to spend New Years with
Leo Randall, who was home to
spend Christmas. left Friday for
Walker.
Gus Anderson left last Thursday for
Kimberley, where he expects to spend
d week. &
G. L. Gantz and Howard FAKE spent
Saturday evening in Staples.
Hildur Eklund, who spent several
days visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. P. Eklund, returned to
Little Falls last Sunday.
To- UanAn- nA31Is,>>e.
day in the villsge
+. B. Randall spent several days
the first Of the week visiting rel atives
and friends in Motley.
An extra gang spent the past week
in the village, repairing the N. p.
buildings
Misses Alice and Mayme Randall
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
friends in Motley.
: Rev. Nordstrom spent Sunday in
kNflinQ.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
GU q = ].

Inc CITY 0a04 met N SD9c1 a. ~ Rt0N
EThusday eyeuiha az last vel ~ ~
council chambass for tie puSpoee n
making arrAn&oments FIR c. lettipa
OF bids for repair work on the nort6
wagon bridge. All the aldermen nor
present. and also tho mayor, the city
attorney and street commissioners an
those who were interested II tie
drawing Of the speciHcations Tor the
work on the bridge, +. L.. Warren
and Attorney e. r. Blanchard were
present, representing the Pine Tree
Lumber company.
& The first matter to come up "a,
consideration was the East side
APPROACH to, tho bridge, which &
through land belonging t, the Pine
Tres Lumber company. Mr., Warren
stated, however, that he believed a
strip of land from First street to tbs
bridge. to be as d as road way, had
been decided to the city at the time
tie city came into possession Of the
bridge. It was thought the matter
should be looked int }, and ii the stri 0
of land above mentioned had not bee q
decided already for such p7rpose it
sh onld be, so rs to avoid any 3 esibIe
trouble when the land, now used by
the Pine Tree Lumber company.
passed to other owners. also the ex-
pense Of condemning the land for q
street on this lind Mr.. Warren
stated that the land, If not already
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

Dec 9lIto 3. hool al Sd Ifidsy
last yithBa very gdd progrSSn. seyeral
friends md relatives Of tl,e scholare
being present.
Hiss Jensen returned homo Saturday
with her father. who came an 60 the
Lake Thursday.
We are >informed j. ]. Munholland
has been confined to the ho1se vith
muscular rheumatism since Sunday
last.
g. +. Ford Of Hopkins ia VISITING
friends and relatives at the Lake. :
Messrs. Oelrichs and Priun hava
their sawmill running 1t PeterAdkins'
place
The There was 9 surprise party q T. s.
LOOKS Friday evening last for Miss
Jensen. a goodly number were
present All enjoyed the evening.
D !! was INDUCED in until late
hour: Mr.. Jensen furnished the music
and Mr.. Lynn was the caller for the
eveing, '.'o
Mrs. Ford gave a dinner Christmas
day to the family. Ali the children
were present, one daughter and
family now residing at Winnipeg. and
Manit ,ba. Mr.. Ford Of Hopkins were
aiso Ruests All enjoyed the repast,
mere was fine tree a! Mrs. Ford's
christmas eve for the the children.
Several of the neiRhbors were Also
present and all e1j)yed the eyeninn
Master Merle L1ok is q lite sick
with cold '.0N
There was party at Peter Adkins,
Wednesday eve. Some thirty. i've
people we're present All enjoyed the
evening as they Away do at Mr..
Mrs: Taylor has been visiting with
Mrs. Rucker the past week.
business college at Little, Falls, came
home during, vacation to visit With
his paren's and friends He will 20
back to resume his school duties Mon
day.
Miss Mani Adkins has gone on =
visit at her sister. Mrs. VIM. Britton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
RAIL PRAIRIE

Dec. Y0-Christmas 1907 is q thing
Of the past. Old Santa has hesn
around once more and made q great
many happy.
There were several Cristmas trees,i in
this neighborhood and everybody
enjoyed themselves immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs Bates and children
spent the holidays in the vicinity OF
Brainerd with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lizhtner spent
Sunday last at Ericson's. -
A sleigh.load Of young people from
this vicinity attended a dance Iasl
Friday evening at John Walter
Clongh. Everybody enjoyed
good time. OBJ
the past two years siah reiaf lvs a q q.
. RsiasIves from AZ spent
~ Frisiay Isaaat ID
q, 6 4 q b s TN usu 1ll call
tssm1ne 81 vi saiiinsd . number
oI frisn one syA1 s,eently.
sssG ,aKss ii,aI lies seem the order OF
Adslf o,aon snaae i lnsiuess trip to
the couatyassat one cay last week.
G. II. Anderson ia so tho sick list.
We have soma snow now and
farmers are now making and hauling
ties to the neighboring towns.
Anton Erickson and John Tindel
made q business call to Fl. Ripley
recently.
Inez Halverson returned from
Gienwood to spend Christmas al
home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
MOOD1NEss,

Moodiness INDUCED In becomes q
disease. One who has failed to conceal
moods that lie like q fog over family
and friends, has failed to learn an
elementary lssson in self-control.
No one can avoid moods. bat can
avoid displaying than. A duty you
owe yourself and family is TO serve
daiis With your meals . good malt
tonic such % golden grain belt beer.
It will nourish your nerves and
Enrich your blood. Order Of your
aakyest dealer or be s1ppied ~ .. .
Tanner, Aitt& Eea.s,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
SCHOOL REPOR rs.

Report OF school in district No. 81
for month ending Dec. 30:
Popils enrolled So
Average attendance 40
Days taught Is
Anna NJ. Carlson, teacher.
Report Of district No. IS for month
ending Dec. 80:
Pupils enrolled 81
Average attendance Is
Days taught 10
Those not absent: Ernestine Bailey,
Sarah. Philip and Noella Brussesu.
Willie Hammond ana Minnie Afford.
Those absent two days or less Roy,
Floyd and Bslva Bailey. George
MCGUIRE and Alma Allard.
Lucy Hammond, teacher.
Report of school district No. 1, Belle
Prsiri., for term ending Dec. 80: -
Days taught IS
Holidays 2
Pupils enrolled 81
Average attendance II
Visitors 4
Pupils neithe. absent nor tsrdy :
Roy Wait, Engenie Douoette, George
Ut. Mary, Edmund Houle. Gilbert
Wait. Absent two days or less
Felix Oouette. Albsrt Valley, Lloyd
Roath. Irving Doucstts. Edward
Douoette, Elmer Anderson, Florence
Anders N, Mildred Anderson.
"A. Otelia Ryberg, teacher.
Report Of school in district No. 1ol
for term ending Dec. 20:
Days taught u
Pupils enrolled d
Average attendance 81
Holidays
Thoos neither absent nor tssdy
Charles and Ethel Johnson and Adipl
Hoostron: Pupils present two day.
Or less: Rosc.!. yolis asd Bsrt6a
Ekwall, villmore HolmstrSu. Nadfic
and Ruth johnson a0d Mary Olson.
-h.tis Stang. tsacner.
Report Of school district No. IS TO,
month ending Dec. -:
5pssa tsn9ht Il
Pupil enrolled Z!
Average abundance 3,
| Those perfect In attends1ce WsEs
Willie Grow. Sexton Nelson, Berthe
and Tillie Peter. Adolph and Erls
Thelander, Lydia Aalm. Dddi,
Wippler, and Francis and CsciJis
Lo1inski. Those absent no: NOR
than Two day: Mary Levinski
Arthur Rsgnell, Herbert Swanson
George Wippler, aulds rl,elsnesr
Henning Hedin Lucille McCarty
Sigert Nelson. Albert. Peter. Edwil
soderstrom. Willie Lind, and Will
\ Laura Matteson, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
TELLS How TO MIX II
Directions To Propar(
Simple Home Mix
tur0

A well known authority on
Rheumatism gives the readers of q
large New York daily paper the
following valuable. yet simple and
harmless prescription, which any one
can easily prepare at home:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one half
ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce
Compound Syrup sarsapsrtlls, three
ounces.
Nix by shaking we'll in q bottle.
and take q teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime.
He states that the ingredients Can
be obtained from any good prssorip.
tion pharmacy at email cost and.
being Of vegetable extraction, are
harmless to take.
This pleasant mixture. II taken
regularly for few days. il said t.
overcome almost any case ol
Rheumatism. The pain ana swsii,ag.
il any. dlminishes with esch dose,
apsA YessaareAs nosulss are etNoine.
and without injurins TIE stsuiaacn.
While there are many so.csllsd Rheu
matism remedies. patent medicines
etc., some Of which do give relief. few
really give permanent results. and th,
above will, no donbt, be greatl,
appreciated BY any sufferers here q
this time.
An inquiry at the drug stores o.
this neighborhood ELECTS the informa
, ton that these drugs are harmless
and can be bought separately. or til,
druggists here will mix the prescrip
tion for our readers il asked t..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

The hardware stock and business
~ the Ellenbecker & 0oulet hardware
store has BEEN purchased by the Little
~ Hardware company, and the
stock ia being moved to it, new
nna,tera in the Kiewel block.
flinhcker & 0ouies have been in
msiness in this city for many years.
during which time they enjoyed
gcod bust 1ess.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

George Merrlck, little son o. Mrs.
Cora Merrick of this city, was pounced
upon BY an iIate dog and bitten %
the leg Monday morning While
engaged ii s.ss,isg e a. ::.re.. 2!
wood. A doctor Vas Immediately
catxi apI G-eEDd the wc1nd, and Il
is not thought inst oa5t5lhg ecIcni
will zssazt 1-om the wound. The doe
belongs to q nieghbor and IL Is ac
known what caused the dogs vicious
attack.