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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-14

Mrs. W. A. Butler gave thimble
party Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her sister. Mrs j. H. Seal, who is a
guest at her home this week. An
ENJOYABLE afternoon was spent
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-14

Mrs. F. Kleber and daughters have
returned.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-14

Another meeting of the city council
was held Tuesday evening, with all
aldermen, with exception of Kiewel,
present. A resolution was passed to
have three blocks of water main put
in on Second street southeast. Side
walk permits were granted to Mrs
Ellen Batters and w. NJ. Fuller.
An ordinance was then passed rails
ing the salary of the street COM
missioner from So to $3 so per day.
Germain and Wilczek voted against
the ordinance. saying that the street
commissioner had made the PROPOSE
tion Of furnishing team and work
| ing himself at Sc.
J..W Berg then asked for a con-
cession from the city council in regard
to the paving matter. His walk is
from eight to nine inches below grade
and too narrow, and otherwise does
not comply to the city ordinances,
according to the city engineer. No
action was taken in the matter at this
meeting.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-14
CITY FATHERS MEET
Council Approves Paving
Contract and Transacts
Other Business

At a special meeting Of the city
council last Saturday evening, at
which all the aldermen, with the ex-
ception Of Alderman Klewel, were
present, the contract for the paving Of
First street by Harrison & Peterson,
drawn by the city attorney and city
clerk, was read and approved. The
contract allows the contractors 60 days
in which to complete the work, al
though it is most probable the work
will be completed sooner.
The following were appointed judges
of election for the coming elections
First ward--J. j. Gross, Peter
Vernig and Joe Wirwitski; second
ward, first precinct-G. c.. Raymond,
Victor Schalleern and J. T. Hoblit:
second precinct-N. 81. jacobson. III.
j.. LaFond and Ernest Kaestner.
third ward-Alfred Carlson, Arthur
places will be hired at the same rental
as last time In which to have the
polls.
The council then passed an ordinance
condemning the Broadway walks
which have been the subject of much
talk, and other strips of walks, both
in the business and residence districts
Another ordinance was passed order
ing. in cement walks to replace some
of the condemned walks, also other
pieces of walks.
! A vote was taken on the ordinance
introduced to raise the salary of the
street commissioner from So to So. SO
per day, but it was lett over to Mon
day nights meeting.
Ed. Loucks of the West side fire
department. then came up before the
council and stated that the bell tower
of the West side station was badly in
need of repairs, and asked that the
council look into the matter. The
council promised to do SO on the
following day. y ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
Sibcruicr i'm Electric larf.

Gle S0bne @rin'5 omiiiircn lid) in
ifonlter @ciIe.- MaUor Mubool
uno ou0cre ltGOtiihc @eante mi
ter Den GbreugGitcl. - @aru0e
Scr m.iiormirtcn 2Ibtbeihma am
Nnfmittag.
IS lit cine oncrfamtc Gbatin6c,
0oB Die @ibcrnicr, no lie 5liommcn
tommcn iit ST. amiliircn miiieu. Sc
tern bobclt lie Oicic Gbutlddc a6ers
mails bclpicien. Gr mor &i6crnicr.
(ug I'M electric Eort, lut0 "a crd)ics
men sic S0bne Grin'& in utgcmciu
QroBcr 3abl, cS fanOun iid ruobl nab.
reno 0e3 Nnd)mittdQS ltt0 9lbeno3
ocgcn 10000 ECrIoncn in Dem Eart
en-. 0aS Set i1u0 oircft ultcr oelt
Etuipi5icn Der uniiormirten 9lbtbcis
Iltla 0ca Sr0cnS Der NibCrliCr itatt,
mo menn audi I'M ~}ll4cnblif 0ic Sc
5ieblttgcn 5niIdlcn ser gcnaultcn 9lbs
tbeilltng ruto Der &drpt Organization
ctma8 gcipanntc lin0, 10 iouocn iid
ocnnod SMNicrI0c ser %cbtcrcu Gin,
elm lllullanO, Der cincu iold)en GriolJ
erm00lid)tc.
Am NnHnitt01 DcrnnltoItCtc Oie
m%niiurmirtc Nbtbcllltl1 zinc 4nrnOc.
Die Sbcilucbmcr p%crionmclten lid III
ser ,Sarmpnic=Nnllc" an scr Tnpcttc-
Strobc, marld)irtcn bon BORT nnd)
Sem Hntbbouic, non 100 Is per Spcs
5inI-&uAAonS Dem Gcitplnbc 5uAinA.
Ser Mnpor, piele h0bcrc it0btiihc &t.
onrte llnb 9iid)tcr. iouic GrsMdpor
Satrobc fllbrCn en- NbcN0 in Cinrm
Spc5iol-@nANon mad, Dem Earf bin.
aus. Nortlelbit nnRctonmcn, iullrs
SEN tic bon ser llniiormjrcn 9lbthcl,
lung nad) Ser NCOncr Iribiinc Aclci-
tct, mniclbit Mauor Wubool cine Nus
iprnd)c Diclt. SpGtcr iol10 5t Gbrct
ser GbrcngGitc Gin 6eiteiicn itott, bel
ncld)cm nod DcrIHicOcuc Hnlprod)cn
0cbaltcn mlr0cn.
pm Nofmitto1 innocn olld) otDlc-
tide Spicle itntt. Tu& NrranNc.
nlcIlt5 3 Gomitc bciton0 olta Den $50.
&obn 81. C'Neiu, GNpt. &obn 5. Gar
rod, Gomaro Srniuor, Gbo9. 6roofa,
Gbomua Nuilep un0 Gr. Noelabcr1cr.
0icic @crrcn mlir0cn Don 5nblrcidcn
Sub.&omitc'n AMI idbiBe @ciic IN.
te.itiibt.
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~906miidc9 NotionoIfci

96bmi Dies NotionoIfcit il.
- Mic ic0ca &nbr, 10 icicrn oltd) Die.
les Snbr bic bobmiid)cn Ginmobner
Der Stoot mo beS Stnotcs 0Cn Sab.
rcHtdg scr crltcn 9tniic0cluna ibrer
Snn0slelttc om Goitcrn Sbore, mel.
DIE I'M 0nS Sobr 1920 crfolgte. Gor.
0cltcrn N6cno fan0 cine 0litbellld)tc
&crlonmlun9 III Sbcrit Sbinlcf'S
rTobmcnbnllc" om Nor0.0 roa0lpan
lt0tt, in mcl6cr beldloiicn mllr0c, Die
6cicr 0iclcS Snbr blird cine GrfiIr.
lion nat Sccon=Gitp am Sonnta0,
Ocn >. Nltgilit, 81 bcgcbcn. 81, bicicnl
3lncd bnbcn Die Gonlitc'n bcrcitS ocll
Gnmpfcr o6rcO. Npon" bclcgt. Ger
lxbe miro an1 gcnnnntcn Gage Gier A
al Der Observation-Disclosures Eilrft Z
l(br perloiicn, 9is Claiborne ge6t Ole
Ncile per 1ompicr mo bon BORT aus
per Grtro6itg. GoS arrangements,
Gonite bcitebt aus Ocn SS. q. 3.
Sbtnnef, Anton Mordut, ,Soroslap
aorincf, 6ronf Slider, Mug. Geiort,
y. &. Seriboucr, len, Soi. Shimin-
ger, Solepb 9ondnl, 2ouis 9enid,
Soiepb j. Simonef uno ). ). Hotos.
Onfcl pom San0e fiel II
j 6 ledte SGnoe. - Sobn Hiogc.
len ails SpfesuiQe 6crihtete geitcrn
IN Der lpcltlihen Goli5eiitniion, Dab
CT III Der Sonntdg 9tod)t in ei,lcm
Hool5inlmer al ser @cits9 Baltimore.
Strabe orei jlillge 2citc tennen Tern.
te, ipelfe i'm ouiforocrtcn nit ibm
elncn ~Wot6" 81 MAIDEN. SIN 2oliie
Ger Iodt nil er $40, perloren ba6cn,
nit lpelder Sltmme lid elmer Der
0aullcr aus Dem Stolrbc modlte.
Of 9 a - Gie bisberi-
gen mtsideioenben Mitglicoer oes
Gireftoriun1s Ser .Geutiden 9onf'
muroen geitern piebcrgerpGblt, uno
5ipor bic $50. ". o.. 2ltfinion, Gbas.
$. aoppelman, Sobn y. g0t, Illguit
@eber, @m. u. GiienbrunOt, Sranf
u. Soen unb SSobn y. 2ouber. 5eute
miro lid) oos 9ircftorium ourh Ole
@abl lciner geomten orgnniiircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Cine midtigc @crGnoe G.
rnng, ocren giniiibrlulg Den &c
mobnern III qepiiien Sbeilen BON Dit
Baltimore idlperlib %milfommen iciir
o%iirite. bat Die .genniplpania 9a6n"
beihloiien, inoeyn tic aili ienen 2iniqn,
meldJe oilrd StraBcn fabrcll, sic Jest
ourd) mirflide ~lebenoige YfcroefrGite
tetriebcn meroell, Gumpifrait pcrpcn.
hen nil, pie bieies bereits in oen
ilbrigen @eidJGitspicrtcln ser tSaa lit.
ipoiclbIt Giienbabn = @aggons brett
Dor oen 2ogerbGuicrn poriobren. Ger
sln6lif Der BON 5poli bis ieds5e6r
Tieroen gc5ogenen giienbabu5iige il,
Slt.9altin,ore bat fir Sreluoe itets
ais Elm auffaacnocr anblid gegolten.
Iie dltc Metbooe lit bereits fiber 80
Sabre gebr1ublih. Der Iampfbe.
trieb lit a~llerOings MIR perlufsmeiie;
Der Stnotratb bat ser Snbn Ole Or
laubniB Oasu fir 5mei @oden or.
tbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
@um Gee nno Safen.

nSre@laul" am Wtittlpo6 ooer Cont.
ncrito0 bier erlpurtct. - Nrin9t
2G5 |oiiogicre. - Sic elite Scr in
Ser aoiiite Hciicnoen. - Grtur.
lion olli Dem Compiler yGiicr."
Wtorgen o0er ipGteitenS Gonners
Itag miro Scr Noroocltlde 2lopO-
9onpfcr o&rC@lou," Scr am ,. .. Wf.
nit 800 EoiioQiercn Bremen perlicB,
bier clntreIlcn, %n Der aojiite reiicn
no6Itcbcnoc Fcrioncu:
Sri. Sobonno 9lptC, 6rou Nlbiua
NItmUnn, Woriu Nltmnnn. SEER Bob.
Berger, Serr &ofob Bed, SEER Nr.
monb Better, 6rou emma Bold,
Trl. Glu Bold, SRI. &iftoria 9ron0l,
Grou @ilb. Nclicr. &orl Nelicr, Gina
@clier, Srnll Nne5fn Gpbo un0 Sim
Der, Scrr Cd. 6Icdenitcin, Iruu Sd,.
Slcdcnitein, &err SSfur @roidl SEER
Nrtbur SoffmonrL Srou &llcio Sumo,
6rnt Slgn Sorncp, Grnit @orncn,
&olter &orncp &orl &or1cu, Wtors
0orctbc @orncp, Gliricoc Norncn
6rnu }lllNllito Scrntclin0 Ncrr Con-.
y. &rcbbicL 6rau GOmoro =. &rcbs
bel, Scrr &Crm0nm Seller, Sri. Nlnla
&0blcr, Trnu &ntbarinc SenS Sri.
NINA Wforio &cn5, Motbil0e Gems,
GrlS. Wtc9tob. Sri. Barbara MortiM
Sri. Su0ntln Ncie0lif, Sri. Mfor0us
rctbc EiIcQcr, Sruu Gnrilic Gctit
Seat &crr WutItop Holfc, Ser Ncnrn
Hoobc, Srou Nenrp &oobc, Ncrr @ltz
Itob NobL Srnu @llitop H0hl, Gle
Nobl, N0olf HGbl, 8ritnu H0hI, Scrr
Robcrt S6ni0t, Ser 6clir Sd)mi0t,
9err Gouoro Sul5n1onn, Sri. Morie
StobcnolL, Sri. Sroncc9 $. Sbomp>
Ion, Scrr Nu0uit Noli Trou @il6el,
milne @ittc, &obn @ittc, Sri. WorD
&olf, emma @oIocf mo Moric
@oIOcd, SEER Noolf 3ippcl 6rou
GnliIie 3ippcl, Gluolo 3ippeI mo
Hlttb 3ippcl.
Grfuriion mad Bottom.
In @or0 6cs Campers .Giicr,"
GnpitGn ). 6. Hpou, trotcn ociterlr
IbenO OiellutctItcbclocn cine BON ser
oWerd)nlltS & Otiuer5 5ranSportu-
tlon So" gcleitete Grfllriion nadj
@olton at. Sciltc mcr0cn Die 9lltS-
tlli9lcr Sdrnpton. Do Eoint rno
Norfolf So, beli6ti2en uno am
NbenO nadJ Bolton meitcr iabrcn. g(nl
Sonltog gcbt sic Rciie nod) Ncnport
lllro am Montoa ipiro sic &eimio6rt
otgetrctcl. SIC Grflriioniitcn iinO:
Tltlion i. 6ric5, 2ucian 6ric5 s.. :.
G%orri1on, @co, VI. Mergcr, @co. W.
WccaSIin, W. $. Shopper. 6. &.
GbtOcltrr, SboS. u. Sobniton 6rdil
@olNcc, &r. uno 6rou Robcrt $.
Mlllcr, Sr. lnt0 Srut Nobcrt DC.
NepnolO@, @r. mo GSrnu .. &. Sbaf-
tcr, Sr, mo 6rau gSm. 6. Ibornc,
,5els. AocIc Gric& Sllin IS. 6ricS
IFoe Sing, @eac Snnocr, 2.Soogion
81. 0o0gionL N.Of. @orO, Gliic Woore,
@aIlucc, &. &. 6ranj. Wolo
mo @Ilic Gcclelton, 81. unO &. Wfc.
@iuiamS.
BON Nem Dorf aus.
Scrr Nlcro1oer GliGiicr BON @ol.
rciit belttc olii Dem NorOoeut
ldcn SloDo9 umpfcr n&ronprir5 g8il-
bcln" bon NGu- Dorf nod) Bremen
Cd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Ga bort BOD Mics an i
Gin Elltnl6cr IN Noroolt@ Baltimore
lullrbc 0icicr Gage Don elmer jul9cn
Troit, Die nod IN Den Slittcrluodcir
lcbt ult0 oeSbolb nod lcbr ipcnig Gr.
fohrltlN I'M &allobolt bat, nod ibrcr
ncltcn ,Mobaung..ai ali -6er Scffcrlon.
StroBc derftftit, ilftt sal" unterillde Ell,
ru9 nit Scr 8roniccilridtltng 0cS
@a0e3immers los lei, ga oiciclbc ibrcr
Nniidt nod nidlt rcd)t flrnftionirc.
Ger Elllmbcr fonrtc nber fcinen Sch
Icr entOcdcn. Gr ~erflnoigte lid) Damn
bel Der iln1gcn 6rniL mns lie an Der
Wroltleeinrlhtltnq allsSltlctct babe,
mo tic ultluortete gang unld)tloig:
,Menn ih Den Sabn iiir bciBcS WoI.
scr oltorcbc, fonumt fnltcS MoIIer Der.
olt9." Gid lpcitcr crtllnoigenO, Oh
lie bonn Tcllcr I'M Sfcn mo IN 6nlgc
rtiien bcibcs Wuiier I'M acliel babe,
mor0 linn Die in cntriiitctcm Conc &c.
gcbcnc 9lntlport 5it Sbcil, oh or bcngl
CLAUDE. 1ic lei pcrriidt; bel 10 beiBcnl
g8cttcr fod)c man bod) nit @oSl Ger
Elumbcr mar iprod)loS oh Der Nuipi-
tot oieicr jrungcn SnlsbGltcrin.
Gin alter SportSmnnn -
Sobn :. Gomclln Nr, $500, Wort-
Hooo, cin alter SllnGgelcllc, Der lid
Die Sorfler nod nid)t nbgcltobcn 81
boben ifcint, bcfono iid gcItcrn nit
5rpci lcbenSluitiNcn ShlucItcrn III ct-
ncm Nltogp, I'M iid) 5u onliiiircn.
Connolly, Der anldeinclO nit Den
W0ttcrn @ambrinliS mo @acd)u,
oilf oltagc5cidnctcm Sui lcbt, fltbr
oiii ser unrcd)ten Scitc Scr StrnBc
IN Scr Baltimore troBc uno colli-
oirtc in Sol0c Ociicn nit eincm onoe.
rem @ogen. Gic 3iigel cntglitten Den
ihmuden S1n0cn mo ooS cigentlid)
MIR fir 5ipCi Ecrionen beitimmtc Csc,
f1brt illbr nit OCn mnnlcbr bCrrelt'
loien YierOc nit @inocseile Ole 9o(-
tilnoresS troBc cntlang. los cine
Wooden, Gliic San1ion, Die m cincnl
Ser5febler lcioct, mitrbe obnm1htig
1lnb bi1q nit Dem Sberf0rper ii6er
Dem Iorocrbrctt bes @o9cnS, ais
Goli5iit Carlos bas Efero Gfe bon
Wnrfet Eloce ltn0 UaltimoresS trobc
5lm Stcben brodJte. Ter Solicit
brofte bos WGofen pad) Dem ySotcl
Sbeooore," no tic iid nnter Gr5tliher
gcbanoluna IN elmer 0iertelitun0t
iuiebcr erboltc uto nit ibrer Sdtpes
tier ben @cintpeg ontrut. Gonnelfp
ipuroe ober pcrbaitet nnb m11bte Die
Nadt I'M mittleren StotionS6ouic
5nbringclL o6wobl CT reidlid) nit
Woneten pericbcn lpor.
Cine Spe5inI.grfuriio
nad) @ettpsburg pcrnnitoltet sic @e.
tern Marplnto @abn" nGditen Conn.
tag anlGBlih oes 6elologerS Scr
Eennipluonia Staatsmili5.
Yerionul Noti5en.- Sr.
mo 6rnu q. 6reo aran5 uno SRI.
Coma &ror,5 iino SIR Grbolnna mad,
atlontic Gitp g@erciit, no tie inn $50.
tel GenniS" abgeitiegcn iinS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

d tlihes Nuiebc il
fat 0ic S6ntiod)e errcBt, ooB I'M $50.
tel Holcigb" iebt, icit Ser Anmnlt Der
Eoli5cibcboroe, Sr. Nlon5n 9. Miiles,
Elm oobingebenoeS @iltndjten dbgcge.
rem bat, bnB @otcls an @odcntagen
mGbreno Der gnl5en 9tod)t lire 9uf.
tets ofien bulten fonnen, bic Oar
tur5 nad Sonmtng Mittcrnadt olti.
oemoht miro, uuo Den @unocrten BON
Ecrionei, melhe sur Nadt5eit in ic.
ner @egeno @eihdfte baben ooer bon
@cielid)aiten uito Nuailiigen benin.
fcbrcn, lit Die Neicrllng gcruib mill
fomren. Sr. 5iurfS betreibt iein
@eidlGit oiien. Bis nm II ltbr err
Galt fem Wenid, nuBcr ieinen Sotel.
gditen Die g~eringiten gra9ffulgcn,
melhe glfobol cntbaltcrl. ga Die
critic Stunoe nnh II llbr bercitS gum
Wontag 9ered)net meroen muB, bat
er alio Elm p~ollfonnteres Ged)t, ieirc
Gar 5rl offnen. limo Of onpon mdb-
renb Ser beiocn lettcr Moltnge &c.
tratd) gcnlod)t muroe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
llnOcr6offter Iu5goug

nnOcrboffter IuSgoug 9.
- Scrgcant 2nncoitcr, sic Yoli5iitclr
GoiiiOp uno Canadian mod,tcn gcitcrl,
Nbeno G@ llbr auf cini9e Neger
&ogO, Die lid am 5uBe oeS 2ong God
rnor0entIlh bctragen bottcn. IS &C.
lang, Die 9tcger SSomeS Gbaie BON
Nr. 1926, Wontroic.S trnBe, Sobn
MnriboQ bon Nr. 1856, Gonpop'
StraBc, un0 9cni. Cpbir uon Nr.
200, }lrditroBc, binoielt 3u mod)en.
&orrp Spcncc, Ser an ser George.
StroBc pobnt, mollte iid) bintcr eitcnt
SOLICITOR nerItcder, ais or Gas @lei6'
Gemitt ucrlOr uio ms MaIicr iiel.
III Dem or crtronf, ebe inn 0iilie sc
brad)t mcr0en fonnte. Gle 2cid)l
mltroc Don ocn Folijiitcn gcilunOen
mo no6 Der Worgue 0ebrudt.
Ger @etrie in oen
g toblmcrfen 5u g parrom )
Goint lit 9eitern, nodoen oerielbe
fir Die Goller bon 5ruei @oden Gin.
Geitelt mar, iuieoer nufgcnommcn
luor0en.
Nblcbcn. - Sn altcr bon nobe.
81 81 Sobren Itorb gcitcrn Ser 6rcb.
g. 9iidin0, icn, @otte bon Caroline
2. 9iiding. Gle 9ccroigung finoct
nm Gonncritog, Nod)mittogs I'M >
llbr, bonn S%rauerbouic, Ir. 1909,
WillimdnsS traBe, ans itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

5roit. - glte Sungfer: .Nmn
lporte ih ihon oolle brei Sabre aui
eiiten Wdnn, unb Sbr giireail fam
mir fcincn peridaifenl" - @ermitt.
Ter: vGos madIt nidts, SrGuIeinS Sic
boben lif W1brenb oieier 3eit Icbr
gut gebaltcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Gonouttcur dmer Der.
lest. - 5ronf 9udlep. Nrr. sos,
@cit-S opettc.S traBe. Gmoufteur oes
@oggons Ir. 154 ser @uilforo.a oe..
Clinic. runnte iidl Die Ieifiel oes $50.
gems Nr. A Scr Summolt CISCO,
Scr Dor oeml 2ooen BON g. g. Gent.
Nr. 1900, @iiiliorb-gpenl,e, itanb. in
0en llnterleib, ais ser @oggon bier
ooriiberfitbr. Gem Sdperperletten
lullrOe 5lierit pon Or. airbp, Hr. t0t.
Nortb.Npenue, dr5lid)e Siilfe ee.
bradt mo berieIbe Damn nob benz
st. SoiepbS. Soipitol" geianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Eahe sur Gciie in's HUSBAND be.
iorst 6. Gainc, Or. 413, Elt.Salti.
morcitraEc, naBc Guitom Sonic gue.
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Sein MbbrndJ scmcibt.

Nos altc @unoeS 8cridtS . @ebGubc
pcrtmuit. - s, ". Sargrope Der
&1nier. 3oblt 1926 iiir bo$
Material. - 80 Sabre Itebt ooS
nlte @cbGlloe. - Die Stoot miro
ocn Nubou obreilen.
GoS oltc 9rnocS-@ eridtSgebGuoe
an DER Noropet.Gde bon Sapette.
mo NortbitraBe mltroe geitern olli
oIlentlid)cr Nuttion fir ben Nbbrud)
uerfollit. Ter Ereis lit 1926, mo
SEER 5. ". Surgropc, Gin 9%ouunter.
lebntcr, Der aGuier. IS bottelt
lld) mebrcrc Dieter ein6citeut, uno Die
Mllttion mar cine rcdt lebbdite. TaS
critic Nngcbot mar 500. gliBer Srr.
Sorgropc morcn ole Sulptbieter Die
6irnto Oloenberg II. aellp, Die oos
oltc Baltimore Ohio ebGlloe nieoer.
rib, n1lo Clarence VI. guinger. Sn
GO Sugen mub oas aus Grant felt
otfgefiibrtc 8cbulloe nieoergeriIien
leill.
GoS oltc @unoeSgerittS 8ebGioe,
ooS glcid nod oem 9iirgerfriege &c.
bollt mlir0c, fir oaS o6er Dor Dem
Nricgc ld)on Yr1lioent 9lthaiton per.
lorlid Den Vouplob miSgciud)t bate,
bat molldpen 3tueden geoient. MlS
1890 oaS 9unoeSgeriht nad] Dem
rellen F~oit9cbdilbe perleat muroe,
iolltc ooS olte @eb1uoc obgebroden
mo nod) Norfolf pcrlegt meroen.
Wittleriueile ieOo6 bronnte Der Srei.
mourertenlepel nieoer, unb Dem Or.
ocn luuroc ooS 8erid)tsgebGuoc tenn.
porGr bon Der @iinoeSregierung iiber-
lniicn. Gurouf beniibte Die Stobt
eollel6e olS tempordreS @crihtSge.
bGlloe, uno Der Inbnu an Der Ode
bon 2eringtons mo HortbitraBe iplir.
DC BON Der Sta0t erridtet, ser iest
cild) nieber ob%getrogen meroen iou.
Nos @ebGuoc oicnte Damn Sabre lang
ols 3onomt mo llnterbunoeSihob-
amt, uno icit Dem obermnligen Bran.
DC ocS 6reimniirertempels benubteu
sic 6reimourer eS pieoer oils tempo.
rGres Semi. Auf DEM Elute itano
emit Ole erite Fresbpterioner.a Stride.
= Ger Nbbrlld) oeS oltcn 9unoesgc.
ridtSgebduoe9 miro ooourf beoinat,
bab oo9 ToitgebGuoe eiten Inbou er.
Goltcn mliB, Der ge%ipiiiermoBen oils
@obnbof biencn ioQ fir Die eleftri.
ihcn HoIttpoudouS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-05-13
DUSTLESS ROADWAYS.
We Now Have the Luxury of Abso.
iuteIy DustIess Roadways.

A bulletin issued last July by the
Kansas City park board makes the
above statement. A year ago, during
the summer months, the board had
its whole force of sprinkling wagons
going every day in an attempt to keen
down the dust which made the enioy-
ment of the park drives impossible at
times. In a few hours the hot summer
sun dried the roads, and every pass
ing motor car left clouds of fine rock
dust to settle on the foliage along the
drive. Now motor car passing at the
highest speed over any portion of the
extensive boulevard system leaves no
dusty trail in it's wake. The oil has
not only proved much more effective
than water but it is third cheaper
and preserves the roadways as well.
writes Roy A. Moore, in The World
To-Day. One of the serious problems
here, as in other cities, has been the
preservation of the drives from the
wear of the motor car wheels. The
oiled boulevard is also protected from
erosion. Formerly every rainstorm left
ragged gullies which took several
days to repair. The eye of the most
inexperienced could see that some
thing was needed to bind the macad.
dam, to preserve a smooth surface
without dust and prevent washouts
at the same time. The net savings in
the use of oil for the year was S..
535.SS, or "a per cent.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-05-13

cover carefully with cotton batting
and wet it thoroughly.
Where enough crates are provided
for all the seed corn, explains e. B.
Gibbs, in Twentieth Century Farmer,
an equal number of trays may be ar.
ranged so that all of the seed may be
tested at one time and under the same
conditions. The seed should be kept
as near the temperature of the ground
in which the crop is to be planted as
possible. Where it is desired to plant
the seed in soil a wooden crate can be
made of thin lumber and filled level
with soil and spaced off with the cord
the same as the glass tray.
All ears should be discarded that do
not give six good sprouts under fair
conditions, but if by testing you find
a dozen bad ears it will be the best
paying trouble you have had for some
time, besides you can do the testing at
odd times and it is worth more than
the cost just to know that you have
started the years work right, and you
can depend upon the seed when the
time comes to plant If you cannot
figure out how it is going to pay, go
on and test, and the extra corn in the
crib next fall will show for itself. An
other year save your corn from the
field before frost and store it in the
crates.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-05-13
"Feather Diagnosis"

A woman who was perfectly we'll
but fancied she was suffering from
fever, called on an old and exper-
fenced physician to consult him. She
described her symptoms at some
length, and he listened patiently. At
last he said: Il think | understand
your case, madam. Sit perfectly still
few moments and let me look at
you" She complied and he eyed her
attentively for nearly minute, glanc-
ing at his watch once or twice in the
meantime. There is nothing the mat
ter with you, madam" he said. you
haven't the slightest indication of
fever. Your heart beat is perfectly
normal" why, how do you know,
doctor?" she asked in surprise. You
didn't feel my pulse" 81 didn't
need to-" he answered. II counted the
vibrations of the ostrich feather on
your hat" And he bowed her out.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-05-13
IS YEARS OF SUFFERING.
Burning, Painful Sores on Legs
Tortured Day and Night-Tried
Many Remedies to No Avail
Cured by Cuticura.

AFTER an attack of rheumatism,
running sores broke out on my hus.
bands legs, from below the knees to
the ankles. There are no words to
tell all the discomforts and great suf-
tering he had to endure night and day.
He used every kind of remedy and
three physicians treated him, one after
the other, without any good results
whatever. One day I ordered some
Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment,
and Cuticura Resolvent. He began
to use them and in three weeks all the
sores were died up. The burning fire
stopped, and the pains became bear
able. After three months he was quite
we'll. I can prove this testimonial at
any time. Mrs. V. V. Albert, Upper
Frenchville, Me-, July 81, 1907"
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-05-13
GRIST FOR THE FARMER.

Sink a tin can in the center of each
cucumber or melon hill, first punching
some holes in the bottom. They will
be very useful for watering the plants
Don't wait too long for your spray
ing-get at it at once.
What sort of tune can your daugh
ter play on the dishpan?
Do not plant peach trees in chick
en- yard. The peach cannot stand toe
much prosperity.
Up to March II, 2,229,295 barrels OF
apples had been sent to Europe this
year against 2,ie3,939 last year.
Those of us who used to take sui.
phur and molasses as Spring medi.
cine can appreciate what is said
about sulphur and mice. or course
the sulphur helped the mice to eat
more corn.