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SHALL WE SEND A
 SOCIALIST TO REPRESENT US?

las much money and prestige as every body else. and everything would Doe lovely. Eut the unfortunate part of it is that the fgtiows who now have the money, hr the amount great al small fecl that. somehow or other. they are entitled to il. When a man earns d hundred dollars say. hauling pay gray eI uuI of a drin in the face ef a howl ing blizzard. he. somehow. does mol feel inclined tp divide il up with the fellows who sat idly around thc stove while he Iahored. It is the same with tn" man who grows a large chop nf corn or wheat. and haryests it. He can't be made to understand why he should divide Il up with thc gang who were sitting aH the fence while he was making the ground productive with line sweat of his tail. And s0 on down the line into every branch Of industry. The picture painted by the socialists is as pretty as the dew on rosebud 'iA Nli HIS lAt'l itil4E liuls Hill9l uitilt- ly. like the rosebud, socialism has lit- tlc or mo practical value. Il won't Gn the coal bin or feed the starving ba- bies.
 Tn New Zealand the people have been trying the socialistic plan for bong time, and after sixteen wears cxpcri- ence, they have piled up a national debt that. Der capita. makes the amount owed hy Great Britain and the United States combined seem very n- significant The Maorlanders have discovered that in order to make SO cialism success il is necessary not iy to reorganize the whole social sys- tenn, but Human Nature as well.
 However the main matter to be dis posed of in the present campaign is not the merits of socialism or anarchy The
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HOT SPRINGS
 INCORPORATED

Papers showing that the Kruzamapa hat Irinss are tp become the prop erty of duly organized company are to L.. filed in the office of tho district court this afternoon. the capitalization af The company being placed at s.uuO and the incorporators being Senator Darby. A F. Boyd and George D. Seho- field
 II was learned in an interview with one of the incorpofatars that practical ly all of the stock has already been taken up. and the directors of the en- terrrise win be Senator Darby Grurg b. Sehofieli. A. l.. Boyd Eugene Atles Jack Lrcdy. John S Coply. F.. =. Rob erts
 The first thing to he undertaken by the corporation is the building If a short spun from the railroad track ta the hot springs. and to operate the line with gasoline motor. with ear rfing capacity of thirty people
 This win mol only enable passengers and tourists to travel to and from the springs but will also enable the man ager to ship ta Nome the products of the garden
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MERCANTILE WAR
 AT FAIRBANKS

The war started about two werk- H' hs the Northern D"mm.relal Com rH initiating a e,luue-put policy tHd 2 tieurau. advertising campaign.
 Ehe steamer isam bfr St- Michael a lea daH- ttu lowing four hargrs laden down T." thy water line with groceries and general merchandise. tp be drIiv- erad at Fairbanks. where they Win be placed ou the market at cut prices
 II i- thought that this stock ef goods WHt uut au sud ra tAr rate NAT. as ths, merchants are unable rp gel In goods as fast a- trey are being eausHmea
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main thing i- tu send tn Washington l man auo will accomplish something for rb= country tud That man wel be aEe who tz W zymPathv WItH rHa administration Il is unfortunate tpt nevertheless true. lhat the =ifauz aI Washington hIze un tmc to Ulste- -nu socialists anarchists. or otarr hrIud. of what thry term eefank." \ saeial- iStic er anarchiatle candidate would create In their minds lhe impression of bombs. The red flag of socialism or "the black flag of free dom. as it was termed last winter. wouid be tn them like showing tH- proecrhial red rag te bovine They would begin to have fearful and awful dreams about the destruction uf the capitol building by dynamite and the many brutal aesassiHatiaus that haee been perpetrated in the past ten or fir teen wears would bc refreshed in their memory.
 Each individual member or either branch of the legislature has an ex- alted opinion of the greatness of thr party to which he belongs and they would unite in seeing that Alaska va strongly rebuked for sending amongst them q man who teaches the strange. and in their opinion. dangerous doe trine
 Socialism may he all right in theory. and We have nothing to say against il or for it, the main thing Is that fl would be futile for Alaskans. if they expect to accomplish anything in the way of legislation. Ia make their dele gate man who profcsscs to be pro uouneed socialist. and whose greatest in life is to spread the teach ings of the various socialistic and an arehistie dreamers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23

In the present campaign for the election of a delegate to congress from Alaska. the voters are confronted with number of candidates. hatf q dozen, more or less. accordingly as they back and fill. are "iudepeudcnt." one iss a minister of the Gospel. and another Is pronounced socialist All are "iu- dependent" that is to say. they feel that they are able to get to Washing ton, and, Independently of the two great parties who have been conducting the affairs of the ration ever since th.. history If the United States began. ac- cnmplish for Alayka many of the re- 'or.nt of which the eountr>. is so sorrly anI urgently m reed.
 The sncu',>tic candidate is Mir. Chil- berg. r maLy ir is termed an an .archist An anarchist is one who be- lieves in building up and tearing down hoping to profit in the general destruo- tion. A socialist. on Che contrary. is | dreamer. He believes that all human beings are equal. and that there shoul I be an equal distribution of the worlds wealth. He Is impractieable. He does not realize that in order ta bring about Ia realization of his dream II would Ina necessary to first eliminate practically all of the human traits. characteristics and propensities. He fails to recognize the fact that the human is nothing more than an educated animal, and that selfismess. self-esteem. cupidity. licentiousness. avariee. pugnacity. co- vetousness and many other animal characteristics would have to be elimi- mated from the human character be- fore his dream of sociaiistic equality becomes possible of realization.
 The soclalistic picture is very pret- ty one. Everybody would have just as
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Recent arrivals from Inc Panama metropolis date that mergaHtII, war has been uaueualrd m that section uf thy territory hetV.au tHa lo,U iu- ditidual stareE.errr- uu tH- uuy -lde and thu Northern Cummsreu Com- pauy on the other
 Susor i@ being sold at from , to [ cents rcr r"und. and canned goods can b" bought rnr lcss tAaulaey cost at the factories. iu fact there has h.,u cut ting and sla=hiug n III sanmadute. and il is rsrtli uJmt 2 number of tHe smaller husiurss huu=a- psi b, forced tn suspend
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Granite Mining Candles are the bes
Eeseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
REVENUE OFFICER
 FINES SALOON KEEPERS.

According to the statements of sev- eral saloon keepers Revenue Officer Terwilliger has been busy for the past few days sampling the quality of the goods served over the bars of the vari- ous downtown resorts; that is. he has been testing them with hydrometer. and finding that some of the brands of bug juice" were below par. he fined the dispensers thereof various sums ranging from $50 to $1O0 apiece.
 One of the revenue officers. when in- terviewed refused to make any state ment in regard to the matter.
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CARSEY KNOCKED OUT IN
 FIERCE AND BLOODY BATTLE

' Hae t.HaeaaaH aHnI The Hae rr- #-zt...f T hu#Hs= ful tHr mn Wrrr fla4a-t untaaa 4lzaala uA lhee aafa HHfHs UIuT
 uaHaf- uete rrstty even uutl fh. atssH muf ar fHa twyutlgtH t4uud shaH Brock eTH# 9saee ufIef cut EFt h- ppluHeHt aHr ur business
 faf fifteen HIHHfrz after In EHask- sHt Ear-,s 0a= unconscious. and aa re- covering immediately challenged Brock faf another HeHf.
 lafhug Nelson was present Al thc ftugslut. and Hts accorded H EIrHf  uE-fT ItfrI.
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Nuggets Special Service.

HlRMINGHIAM, Ala Juy 2I Thr strike of the coal miners here has caused a aunb,r of riots durug the past Week, and cuhululted today tn a fierce and bloody battle between a posse of deputy sherifs and mum b-r uf negro coal miners.
 The battle took place this morning at place known as Blue Creek. where a number of non union iahorrrs Were assaulted as they We're coming through ou the train. When the officers reach ed the scene the negroes opened lire from bhm dtrres and stunps oue
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CORSON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS
 ATTENDED BY OVER 2,OOO

H==- H| .a a#H -=-H -r4#H3H. f=m. -a HIa4aaaeal MAS taken ta s Hs#s Iaf a# sa= HaIu -ta.st sf tH. =H#-tit erected
 fHr r.rahtt and 70 1H-Ee number 7f tHe Hd-raH5=Ht voters Vh1 wrrr Iar.=l uta tue republican, ranks EHfaHeH tH. #f=etau af W4stefzHam ute th. Heet acer-I Carsuu ta th, .aA4 The taE4alte4n candidate made ra,. H..t -rsas1=af rnr campaign clear
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AMERICANS
 WIN AGAIN
Nuggets Special ssrvres.

ElsEY. England. Jals 2l. - Before the largest audience tHat has eyer al tended sports gathering in England two Americans carried off prizes from the olympic game now being conduct rd at the Franco British exposition
 Porter. an lrish-American entry. won tn, high jump by clearing bar placed =tN fret three inches from the ground. aud shepard, an American from New York carried off the eight hundred meter Itee from large crowd af eu- tries
 The final heat of the five mile bley- rl, race was a lie between Reynolds ns Ireland and Walker If Australia
 Several new records have been es- tahli~hed during the past Week
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PRoHlBlTIoNIsT IS INDICTED. Nuggets Special Service.

PHILADELPHIA. July 21. - A sen sation Was caused in the ranks of the Irohibitionists today wehn it became known that Homer Castle. of Pittsburg. a prominent prohibitionist and for merly a candidate for governor on the cold water ticket. wa sindicted by the grand jury yesterday on charge of conspiracy to defraud the depositors in the trust company of which he was president.
 It is charged that Castle printed and circulated several false financial state ments in regard to the company's af- fairs.
 Castle left for New York several days ago. and it Is believed that he has fled to Europe. Officers. armed with a warrant for his arrest. are anxious 10 ascertain information as to his where abouts.
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ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS.

eharlss b Garfield. deputy collector lf customs. .iI be absent from the lo- cal office tar few days. having Left on the CerHin for Candle creek. where some official business nrr3z a.s att-n- ton. IT, expects tp be back tn Nome in ah"uf ten days. and In the mean ume Jlis office is being conducted b p"put1 Reed
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Nuggets Special Service.

I't. ASt5I.I.I-& Jas Atfal 2" fHfigH IaHHd. .I aIWH.L and r.U.. lighting Era#a ut Cleveland. tun,ted out Carses. af Chicago. u Jim Jeffrey arena Ee#fetlat.
 The encounter was eilH=#sd b, oNst tau thpasaad Ioy"rs af fHe H-ru arf and oas fhe mast brutal #aau rar ,,.rr# Jrnri,= refereed the fight
 From t.s saHnd uf ths eaHs iu Inc first round both mem Wea1 aI lt tor lI were cuNsrrd with hland N tH, end
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s eut#H##s Hs policy. wateh covered nu aea.ieI .rs.-IauaH. and meets With tte 4pI4.taJ sf miners democrat. and .EuhIIEtus alike.
 Fhr 4fhrf speakers &-fv Leroy Fs- zirr 5uasr Goodwin and Mayor H F. Miller att uf hem made short st5f- ring addresses.
 NIT esf=an lett fer Nome this HarH- iur and will drlnrr number of -fseahez at the lifsfsHt camps along tFs Yukon.
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Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK, July 2l. - The mari tai troubles of the Gould family were given another airing today when war rants were issued by District Attorney Jerome for the arrest of Mrs. Ben Teale. wife of stage manager; Hen ry Mouseley. private detective: Juda Fleming. a seamstress. and Mabel Mac Intosh. an aetresss
 All were charged with perjury and conspiracy. the warrants being issued on information furnished by Mabel Maueaussian of St. Paul. who declares that the persons mentioned entered in to conspiracy with her to give false testimony in the Gould divorce case. in which all swore falsely that they had
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STRIKERS AND SHERIFFS
 IN BLOODY BATTLE

negro was killed. six We're taken ta the hospital m a dangerously wounded condition and one of the -hrriffs had his arm su severely fractured hy q bull Tel tHat amputation Will be necessary.
 fWenty-twu arrests We're made.
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ADMIRAL
 NOT DEAD
Nuggets Special Service.

BERLIN, July 22. - \ dispatch re- eeiVed here this morning from St. Pe- tershurg states that the RoJestyensky who died Is brother of the admiral, and not the man who led the Russian fleet To destruction by the Japanese, as was reported.
 Admiral Rojestyensky Is reported to be dangerously i'll. as result of the wounds which he received in the naval battle in the Sea of Japan.
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WITNESSES ARRESTED
 FOR CONSPIRACY

seen Howard Gould in a compromising positio nwith a certain actress.
 The details of theetidence given by the people for whom the warrants were issued was ordered by the courts not to be published on account of its obscenity.
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SPECIAL TRAIN FOR EAGLES. Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE, July 21. - The program for the grand gathering of the mem- bers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles which Is to be held here on Aug. II is now rapidly being completed
 It has been arranged that eleven special trains will be run into this city from adjoining states on the day be- fore the celebration.
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.iugget speetal Service.

iugget Spec al Service.
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 TIr uUHae sl. ,aHeH u IT. Efe. iHII ht 4sHs a tHa Hrs. ,su. U.i.h eanr.a. ir a4# mHs. .ba fn
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23

Miss L. F. Thomas has opened tyPewfitlHg and steuographie exchange on Second street, opposite the Masonic Temple
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23

w. W. Sale will engage in searching of records. abstract and notary work. legal papers. etc. Office with O. D. Goetz, Front street Phone Main 1s7.
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TO CALL
 ON PRINCE
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C. July 1s.-The local papers here this morning reviv- ed the cocktail" incident. when Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks an nounced that he Nill make an official call upon the Prince of Wales when that dignitary arrives at Quebec on July 24.
 The vice president. In making the announcement. stated that he is of the opinion that the two countries are growing closer together. and that 1t is the duty of Americans to show all pos sible courtesy to the royal visitor.
 Edseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
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KISSES.

You wifi want some of Kappelmau'5 M"iassss Kisses at thr h4ii game to- night Fresh today
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Imported coburser draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
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Merchant lunches at Steadman Buff fet.
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FOR SALE.

Glasscock Baby Jumper Good con- dition. Estey. "E" st. between First and Second.
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Position by lady. as cook Apply E, Nugget.
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WANTED.

Thoroughly experienced stenogra pher and bookkeeper desires position Address A. Nugget
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edseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
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WANTED.

Granite Mining Candles are .h. b..,
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6latz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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Granite Mining candiss are the best.
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Granite Mining Candle. ar. tn. best.
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Edseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-17
GREEN PRAIRIE

July 15.-Clarence Hall of Clough
visited with relatives here Monday.
Mrs R. Rolf and little daughter Of
Fit. Ripley were callers here Sunday
Born-To Mr. and Mrs d. Campbell,
Thursday, July 9th, a son.
Mr.. Hinkle of Little Falls was a
business caller here Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Emma Waline left Sunday for
Fit. Ripley, were hse will visit for
some time.
Mrs. A. K. Hall and daughter,
Florence, Of Little Falls, were callres
here Friday.
Misses Regina and Pearl Eckerson,
went to Belle Prairie Saturday for a
week s visit with relatives.
Mrs. R. Neill arrived home Tues
day, after two months visit with
relatives in Canada
Mrs. Henry Butler of Seattle,
WASH, arrived here the latter part of
last week for a short visit with
friends.
The Green Prairie second ball team
played the Topeka team Sunday after
noon on the Topeka diamond and were
defeated, the score being 9 to 2.
Fl. Ripley ball team crossed bats
with the Green Prairie team Sunday
and were defeated.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-17
Southwest Daring

July 15.-All should remember to
attend the school meeting next Satur-
day evening at 7 O'Clock sharp. Don t
stay away from the meeting and then
register your kicks.
John A. Malm and Lars A. Peterson
have both organs. Six of our farmers
now have organs Plenty music.
Haying is in full blast.
julius Abrahamson of Little Falls is
helping his father-1n-law at haying.
One Of August Blo1nquist s dogs was
poisoned last Monday, but August got
some medicine for him and he is get
ting along alright August wouldn t
take SIS for the animal, as he is an
excellent cattle dog. The dog ate a
poisoned chicken It is thought that
the chicken was put out last winter
to kill wolves.
There won't be any picnic here until
after haying.
A private picnic may be held soon,
however.
Honey Grove planted corn Monday.
Must be for next year, as he must
certainly know that this is too late for
this year.,
Rich Valley farmer has another
organ. More music in Darling.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-17
East Darling

July IA. Confirmation services will
be held at the Swedish Lutheran
church at 8 80 Sunday morning. At
the close of the services Holy Com
munion will be celebrated. Anyone
wishing to join the church should be
there. A minister from st. Cloud
will assist Rev. j. Nordstrom in the
services.
Otis St. Denis of Parkertown
visited friends here last Sunday.
The Young Peoples society of Darl-
ing will hold picnic at 10 80 a. m.
sharp at Fish lake the first Sunday in
August. Refreshments will be served
All come and have a good time, rain
or shine.
Chas E. Anderson has been writing
some interesting letters to his friends
from Sweden. He says he attended a
big wedding on the evening of July
3rd, and some of the Darling girls
kind of think that he was one of the
parties. He says he is lonesome for
the Herald and the Darling news.
The church will soon have q bell, it
having been shipped from Ohio, but it
is a long time coming.
Haying is on in full blsast, and
there is good crop. Everything is
growing fine.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-17
SOUTHWEST BUN

July 14.-Dell Whitney was home
from Backus to spent the Fourth and
was accompanied by his cousins,
Hiram and Henry Vaneps.
e Myra Ward and brother, Will, were
up from Roger to take in the Fourth
at Pierz.
By the sound of the mowers you
would think that haying was the
pleasure of the day.
Roll Whitney, W. NJ Young, and
Ed. and John Pelky have gone on the
upper Mississippi rear.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Derosier We're in
Little Falls Monday.
Misses Mile and Stannie Whitney
visited with Florence Derosier Sun
day.
Mrs. Theo. Martin and Mrs. Crit
johnson and daughter, Mamie, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Erickson Friday.
Paul Gendreau visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Derosier Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lescault attended
chucrh in Little Falls Sunday.
The surpries party at A. Derosier s
was we'll attended Saturday night
H. Wleland, who was hurt while
building his barn, is able to be out or
crutches.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-17
day in Little Falls.

day in Little Falls
Mrs Lima Lucas came up from
Little Falls Saturday for few days'
visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. W.
Honstrom Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kempenich
visited over Sunday With relatives in
Little Falls, returning home Monday.
Miss Grace Keller, after few DAYS
spent at this place, returned to her
home IN Parkertown Monday.
Miss Lille Peterson left Monday for
Ayr, N. D., after few weeks visit
at her home in Clough.
James Keller spent Monday at his
home in Parkertown.
Mrs. Geo. Schermerhorn left Tues
day for visit with relatives in Little
Falls.
Miss Olean Svenrod left Tuesday for
st. Paul, where she expects to remain
for time.
The Epworth League Of the NJ. E.
church gave an ice cream social in the
town hall Friday evening.
The Randall ball team defeated the
Lincoln team Sunday by the score of
7 to g. Randall and Little Falls will
play Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-17
SWANVILLE

July 14.-Miss Myrtle Stith returned
from Cyrus Wednesday, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Glantz.
Austin Grimes of Little Falls was
here on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Aaron Pry and daughter OF
Hopkins arrived here Wednesday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Martin.
VIM. Thorn returned from Glendive,
Mont, Thursday, where he has been
working the past four months.
Miss Laura Staple came down from
Sank Centre Friday to visit her
parents few days.
Misses Paulson, Pew and Mos of
st. Paul, who were here to attend the
funeral of Emma Muske returned
home Friday.
M. J. Mosher of Iowa was renew
ing old acquaintance here last week.
Harry Callahan of Grey Eagle was
here on business Saturday.
Henry Rydholm was Little Falls
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Ellis Of Minneapolis was here
on bushes Thursday.
Rev. Barlow held services at Willard
Sunday.
Herman Merming of Montana was
the guest of John Long Sunday
Eddie Raffensparger and Murdoch
Vincent went to Plllsbury to play ball
with the team there against Lake
Beauty.
Eybe1't Vanzlie returned from
Missoula, Mont, Thursday. He has
been cooking for telegraph crew,
h,7f o., 4 ,l I
forced to return home.
Henry Nelson Of Minneapolis visited
his father, J. Nelson, here last week
Mrs Chadwick OF Brainerd is the
guest of Mr.. Vanzile.
The German Lutheran church had a
picnic in Keoing's grove Sunday and
VIM. H. Cox has sold his land in
Colordo to A. Pretzel
Miss Ludenia Of St. Paul is visiting
her mother in Culdrum.
DR.: Biederman and wife Of Argyle
are the guests OF her sister, Mrs. DR.,
| Campbell, this week.
Monday was market day and proved
to be very busy one. The merchants
were rushed all day. The band gave
concerts forenoon and afternoon
! Congressman Lindbergh gave an
! address at 2 p. M, which was very
interesting and enjoyed by ALL E. B.
Wood also gave short talk and was
| we'll applauded. Races of different
kinds were had and an auction held,
and a large number OF COWS and horses
sold.
! Mr.. Wilson of Burtrum was a
Swanville visitor Monday.
| Prof. Allen of Osakis was here on
business tuesday.
A fishing party consisting of Ed.
Vanzile, Charles and Roy Stith, went
to Birch lake Tuesday, where they
will spend a week fishing