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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10
|TO ANOTHER DIOCESE
Archdeacon Appleby, Who
Assailed Bishop, Trans
ferred to Missouri

DR.. T. H. W. Villiers Appleby has
been transferred to the diocese OF
Missouri.
DR.. Appleby has bsen an archdeacon
in the Episcopal church for years and
for long time was apostle to tho
Indians at White Earth. SAYS the
Duluth Star.
He astonished the congregation at
st. Paul's church last summer by
den ouncipg Bishop Morrison from the
pulpit. He was deposed soon after
ard has been quietly moved to another
field.
He has had several offers from Los
Angeles and other cities.
Dr. and Mrs. Appleby and Miss
Appleby are now going to New York
for long visit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10
ROYALTON BANNER.
THE GREAT VALLEY Or THE
PAYETTE.

A. N. Rowe. formerly superinten-
dent of the Little Falls schools, lately
in charge of the schools at Payette,
Idaho. IL department commander of
the q. A. r. for the state of Idaho.
In a letter just received Mr.. Rowe
tays: ':Payette, in the valley of the
same name in Idaho, IS spot where
the water supply is unfsiling. where
the supply ls furnised not only from
the bowels of the earth but from
the snow covered mountains, were
winter lasts hardly fifty days and the
nights of summer are cool and charm.
ing : where the land is fertile, where
the finest Fruit in the world grows.
and where the desth rate is the
lowe st in the United States. Only q
short time ago q man with only one
lung came from Minnesota to orr
beautiful valley and after Eve months
here returned East with three sound
lungs. He married two of them -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10
new HALL DEDICATED
Masons, With Grand Lodge
Officers Dedicate Hall in
Rhodes-Tanner Block

"A large number of masons from
Brainerd and Royalton and the
members Of the LEGAL Masonic lodge
wsre in attendance at tie dedication
OF the new Masonic hall in the
Rhodes Tanner block Tuesday, which
took place At about 3 clock in the
afternoon, the ceremony being
performed by Grand Master Gustaf
Widell, assisted by Department Grand
Master W. P. Roberts, Graz d
Secretary John Fischel, Senior Grand
Deacon e A King. Junior Grand
Deacon E. F. Foot and Grand Marshal
Owen Morris.
a reception was rendered Grand
Master Gustaf Widell Immediately af-
ter the dedication of the ball.
"A grand banquet was served by the
ladies OF Bethlehem chapter No. "a.
O. E. s.. ladies xuxillary to the
Masonic lodge, at the Buckman hotel
from $3.50 to II o'clock in the even
ing. The dinning room was arranged
into q beautiful banquet hall. smilax
and carnations of diverse colOrs being
used in the decoration scheme. and
covers were laid for 1870. While the
guests were waited on and the most
palatable feod served them in the
different courk es, IN orchestra rendered
pleasing music. At the close of the
banquet a program of tolste, in which
Col. snow was toast. master, was given
a. follows:
'tOnr Guests ........ Frank W. Lyon
Address ..::.... Gustav Wideil. q. M.
The Ladies' ........"...............s .
,............ w. p. Roberts, Dep. G. NJ.
"Junio1 Odicers'' announcement.
:. .....................:.E. q. Foot. @. j. d.
'::Details' ........ John FIehel g. s.
Masonic Principles ........,....
..........................O Norris. I'D. M.
Masonry and the Church ......
:. s. ). 90. :. REV. N. NJ. Maxwell
why should Young Man Be
Mason .:.......... .....M. n. Williams
Minnesota ..............C b Buckman
The Eastern STAR 49,. 81. E: White
Ma sonry p. A. King, q. 8. d.
Those called upon to answer toasts
handled their respective subjects in
q very credltable manner, and
furnished some very sound food for
Thought The ladies of the Eastern
Star were very highly oomplimented
on. their very provident spirit and
their WORK, to which oil masons
present agree was well deserved by
them.
After the toak ts had been given the
guests repaired to the Masonic lodge,
WHARF dancing was indulged in. last.
ing until about O'Clock In the
morning.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

U1der ruling of the postofice
department, it will not be permitted
publishers. after April LIST, to send
weekly newspapers to subscribers
who are more than year in arrears,
without paying one cant postage on
each copy. This would Of course be
prohlbitory. All suscribere In arrears,
therefore, who desire their paper to
continue. viii please take notice and
see that their accounts are brought up
to date.
Statement will be made to all The
rule is absolute, and the newspapers
will have to comply with 1t, and
are not responsible for it. Many
have already called and arranged
their subscr iption on this basis
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10
PlERZ

Joseph Fr0llch, who bought the
Buckman farm in the town of Buck
man few years ago.. returned to his
former home, Chicago. where he is
proprietor. Of saloon, of. which he
will take charge again. John Schak-
mann has been engaged as manager
for the Buokman farm by Mr..
Frochicb.
p. j. Bollig Of the town of Buh
went to Brainerd Thursday of this
week with few loads of keef. dress
hogs. and fowl OF all kinds.
John Girtx and Jacob Girtx of
Granite have bought q wood saving
outfit and are at work with same near
Lastrup.
Carl Thiele, who represents the St..
Cloud 'tNordstern'', is here working
in the interest Of that paper.
VIM: Schreiner went to st. Cloud
and other parts Of Stearns county the
latter pslt Of last week. attending to
business. He returned last Monday.
Another bear story, but not as
comical as the one reported a few
weeks ago. John Gross and John
Virnig, two Of the hunters of the
former bear story incl Wermerskir-
chen was not with them this time)
went to tho same place where they
got the drst bear. John Gross, an old
bear hunter. said at the time that
moro bear were in that vicinity, and
he was right. Mr.. Gross says hie deg
viii locate any bear, and he did
locate one In hollow stump, not
RODS from the place where be shot the
first one. He killed tho bar. eivine
him two bullets in the head, but was
compelled TO chop the stump off
before he got the bear out. He was .
cub OF last year. weighing not over
100 pounds. The bear is on displav at
Scbwankl e Sloniker's meat market.
Mr.: and Mrs Frank 9rell received
9 gift Christmas morning. Il is a
daughter.
Mel Wermerskirchen left Monday
for st. Paul on business trIp. o.
bis way ne called at st. Johns college
IN Stearns county.
: mrs. Frank Wise of Pierz. who vas
taken to the hospital in Little Fails
rev weeks ago and was operated on
TOR the removal Of gallstones. Anal the
secono time Tor appendicitis, is doing
very we'll and IS expected to be AHA
to come home in about one week.
Robert Kluge returned to Pier l.at
Saturday from Fort Lincoln, ii. D.
where he has been &C work for RON.
tractor Ruth a. foreman on eovarn.
ment lcehouse and addition of 76 faet
on barn. He also worked IN wilto.,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10
INSURANCE MIDDLE,

There is q muddle IN insurance
Affairs that is causing the attorneys
and judges interested to grow gray
haired trying to figure o1t the ms and
and outs of the case.
A young man residing at Mason
City, Iowa, bought 9, 600 extra fine
cigars and insured them at their full
value. After he had has policy safely
stored away he started in and smoked
them up and then put in . claim for
them on the ground that they had
been destroyed by fire. The case
went to court and he won out.
Immediately the insurance company
Issued q warrant for bis arrest on the
ground that he had set hre TO bis own
property and the judge after deliba-
tion sent him to jail for six months,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

John Stecxark. who was operated on
for appendicitis three weeks ago. and
VINO VINO vas 50 seriously ser i'll y Wednesday
improved wond. rfully and his
physician 10 now very hopeful of his
ultimate recovery. Complications set
in the middle Of the week. which
made it necessary tn perform another
operation on him. Tue above change
for tho better Was tho result.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10
OLD VETS OUT ON RAMPAGE

OkU VETS OUI ON hAmfA06.
It was decided at regular meeting
of Post No. 81 to storm castle Gray
situated on the west side, said castle
being held by colurade Gray, wife and
son. Tho force to capture the castle
was under command Of the surgeon
and the president of the Relief Corps.
The advance consisted of q detatch.
ment Of the Relief Corps with the
quarter master struggling in the rear.
Az the W. e. T. took possession of
the front, the @. NJ. shortly after
arrived in the rear, where he met the
demoralized forces of comrade Gray
trying to escape by the rear entrance
The comrade had only time to get a
bonnet and was looking for shawl
and skirt Ia la JEFF Davis). As
escape was impossible he seemed to
give in, but after wards made another
attempt and succe eded in getting az
far as his line, having a basket of
clothes. but was met bV the surgeon
and turned back. At the first alarm
the son crept UPSTAIRS Mind, don t
say he went under the bed. However,
when he saw it was q peaceable crowd
he ventured down, and In company
with C0mrade and wife, he helped to
entertain, the young ladies especially.
should say the descent was made
at II A. M. Repeated calls were
made for the issunce of rations The
O. M. had neglected TO make requisi-
ttons for same aud he made q call for
them on the W. r. c.. which was
h0nOred about F. N. The w. r. G.
are up in "0'' on ratlons. They
served a Jolly fine lar Oh after which a
scclal time was enjoyed until P.
NJ when general break was made
for home. The good wishes of the
Vets and W. r. G. we're extended to
Comrade Gay and family with the
wish that they might meet many times
with them. They we're royal enter.
tainer. When next thoy entertain
may be there to gee.
r. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

Professor Geo. X. Kirkpatrick of
Harvard university, q man Of national
reputation ard splendid delivery, will
lecture Saturday evening IN the court.
house hall on War in Industry. ,
Do not miss this rare opportunity.
You are cordially invited to attend
this meeting, you will not regret it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

Bemidji Sentinel: Charles ENSIGN.
who has made his home in Bemidii
since last spring and held position as
buyer Of logs for the Crookston Lum-
Der company, has accepted a similar
position at Cas- Lake. His many
friends will miss him, and especially
Will the members Of the Bemidji band
regret. his removal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

The seven. .year-old SON of William
Sparrow OF Royalton was brought to
this city Wednesday evening, suffer
ing greatly from hernia trouble.
The lad was taken to the hospital,
whore tho hernia was reduced, and
he is now feeling better.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

From nov on there win not be any
moving pictures or performance at the
Bjjou theatre Sunday evenings. but
the customary Sunday afternoon
matinee will be continued az hereto.
fore. Tue thestre has ap exceptionally
good bill this week, which il worth
while going to see. Tonight there is
extra hne, it being amstuer
night.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

The installation of officers Of
Winnebsgo tribe No. 81 and H1awa:ha
Council No. Is will be held this even
ing ut the Odd Fellow hall. The
installation win be private, and
Invitations arc extended 60 members
only, oil. of whom are requested to
make . special effort to attend. A
Ro00 time is assured.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

Warrants were issued to the follow
ing for wolf bounties: Henry Voelkel,
Granite. 81. 80: David Do7 oette, Belle
Prairie, $50: Bort Aickle, Rosing,
~. 80; John Kernen. Buckman, 81. so ;
John Oterberg. Gushing, 87.60
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

Friends have received announce
ments from Mr.. and Mrs. Aluson b.
Coo of Arden, WASH, of the marriage
Of their daughter. Florence Isabel to
LeRoy Wright of that place January
y, 1908. The Goes were former
residents of this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

Martin Branohaud of Waubup.
Michael Branchaud and Martin Bisson
Of White Earth returned home the
first Of the week after q visit with
relatives and friendsa.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

Everything is punk with the
Transcript IN less it is some per.
formance OF its OVID. In fact, aIl the
bids on county printing we're punk,
punk, punk.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

Long Prairie Argus: Mr.. and
Albert Eirkus end Frank Firkus, of
Elmdale. McErison county, loft here
Tuesday After ooD for Bemidji and
will take homesteads in that locality.
They arrived Monday from Elmdale
and stage over night east of town
with EI0il Steuck and family.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

ITO be or not to be-" that's tho
question. You can be. let us toll you
how. Little Falls B B1siness College.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10
The COUNTY PRINTING
County will Be the Bene-
ficiary Of Cheap Printing
the Coming Year

The bidding on the county printing
was spirited this year, which was
due to dissatisfaction among the
papers as to their respective standings
in previous. arrangements on county
printing. III
That any particular paper caused
than the legal rate. because Of the
difference to tax payers, is not the
fact. It wac simply because they
thought their percentage would not
be large enough, otherwise. When
conditions like these arise. profit on
the matter is not taken into con-
sideration. When the game is on, it's
fierce. ... .~.-, '>
As q consequence the tax list was
awarded to the Herald and the balance
to the Transcript.
After the bids we're accepted
Commissioner jacobson made q
motion to make the Roy alton Banner
the Official paper. but it didn't 20.
there being no Official paper provided
for under present law. - -- 'sa
The bids were as follows:
TRANSCRIPT PUBLISHING co.
Financial statement, ia cents per
folio for the first insertion and I cents
per folio for subsequent insertions.
Delinquent tax list, s cents per
description.
All other printing required by Law
exclusive of the financial statement
and delinquent tax list. cent per
folio for first insertion and cent per
folio for subsequent insertions.
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co.
Financial statement. % cents per
folio for three insertions. , f.. =
Delinquent tax Inst, AZ cents per
description.
County board prooeedines, 8 cents
per folio. ~
Other Official printing, 8 cents per
folio first insertion aud = cents per
folio for subsequent insertions. '
HERALD PRINTING co.
Financial statement. II cents pei
folio for FIRST insertion and cents
per folio for subse quent insertions.
Delinquent tax list, 3 cents pei
O9ScrlpC1On. ,--,.- =
Proceedings of the county board. 9
cents per folio. X ):
All matters except proceedings of
county board, delinquent tax list and
financial statement. 10 cents per folio
for first insertion and cents per folio
for subse quent inse1 tions.
Finarcisl statement, tax list. board
procee dings and all other matter
required to be published, $3.50
ROYALTON BANNER.
Finaneiaisstatament 40 cents per folio
first insertion and rs cents per folio
for bsequent insertions.
Proceedings OF the county board and
all other notices required to be
published 40 cents per folio first inser.
tion and IS cents per folio fol
subseqent insertions.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

l.. D. Brown left Tuesday for
Mountain Homo. Idaho. He was joined
at Minneapolis by Chas Bsrnhart of
that city, and together they
proceeded to the western town.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Dinner,
Friday, Jan. 8, q son.
Born-To Mr.. and Nra Andrew
Iholen Saturday, Jan. 4th, . daughter.
: Mrs. Laura Smith under went an
operation for internal tumoIs at the
hospital Wednesday, and is doing as
we'll as could be expected.
Lars Johnson Or Darling was in the
city Saturday and started the new
year right by renewing his subscrip-
t'on to the Herald, the great family
journal
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

One hundred fourteen policies were
iesued during the year. The number of
policies in force December 81. 1907. was
900, and the amount was 254, 1855.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10

Financial statement of Workman
Post No. 81, G. A. r. department OF
Minnesota from January 81 to
December 3, 1907:
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-16
North Wants
Griggs Place

Washington, Jan. 14.-That the
chairmanship Of the Democratic Con-,
gressional Committee should 20 this
time to Northern member Of the
party is the belief of a number of
members from that section of the
country. and especially Representa-
tive Ryan, Of Buffalo. He has been
mentioned for the place, and so has
Representative William Sulzer, Of
New York. The argument OF the
NorthernCrs is that the South is
bound to send Democratic members,
whether the committee does any
work or not, and that the place
where gains must be made If there is
8 change in the majority Of the
House IS in the North and West.
AS it stands now, Chairman James
Griggs is not Il candidate for ro-clcC-
ton, the candidates SO far announC-
eli being FLOOD, Of Virginia; Lloyd,
e. Missouri, and Bowers, Of MisSis-
sippi. The indications arc said to
favor the election Of Flood, but the
friends Of Bowers and Lloyd both i'll
siSt they are in the race.
ut is quite apparent" says Rep
resentativc Ryan, in discussing the
matter. "that If the Democrats are
to control the next House they must
gain members in the North and West.
i1CnCc, the chairman Of the commit
tee should be man familiar with
The conditions lhorc. We know VIVA
the South can do, and while the
Southern chairmen have done well,
they cannot be expected to know the
situation in the North aud West"
Francis Burton Harrison is anOth-
or man who has been mentioned, but
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-16
COLOIsED MEMS TAFT CLUB IN
f. 49,. =. OHIO .y,.'.

Columbus. o., Jan. 10:-Yeung col
ored republicans to the number of rs,
organized the, Young Mems Taft clul
in the Fifth ward here, Monday night
me formation of this club shows tina
the colored voters regard the nomina
ton or the able and patriotic secretar,
OF war with favor and believe his sue
cession to the. presidency would be tt
the advantage, Of the race and nation
The founders Of the organization ar,
representative men, some of - then
ministers factors in the business
world, and others are engaged in pre-
fessional, educational and industrial
pursuits-all Of them substantial citi
zens. They expect the club to grow
and that it will exert a large degre
| OF influence in the forthcoming cam
paign. The club will be a permanent
institution.
At the meeting the following resc
lutions were adopted, after havin.
been drafted by Rev. R. C. Lowe, D.
w. l.. Burr and Mr.. Shelby Jones
composing the resolutions committee
Whereas, The policies of the ad
ministration Of Theodore Roosevelt
under which the country has prospe
ed as never before, and cleaner an
higher standards have been establish
ed for the conduct of both private ant
public business, have the unqualiet
approval of the American people, an,
Whereas, We believe and desire
that these policies should be perpetu
ated. and regard it is a matter of vita
L concern that the right man should bt
| chosen as the republican standard
bearer in 1908; therefore be it
Resolved, By the Young Mems Taf;
Club Of Columbus, Ohio, that in VIII
hantt Hys Taft Wei recognize a man
! whose personal character: whose long
experience in national affaifs, Whose
| conspicuous identity with the great
| work Of the present administration
whose position on the vital national Is.
sues, and whose frank, courageous
avowal of his position mark him az
| most desirable candidate for presi.
dent; and be it further
Resolved, That we hereby pledgc
our earnest efforts as an organization
and as individuals to bring about the
nomination and election Of William H
Taft as president of the United
States. -
The following officers were elected:
Rev. r. G. Jones president; Rev. r. c.
Lowe, vice president; J. E. Moore, sec
rotary; DR.. w. l.. Burr, treasurer;
/ John Allen, sergeantat-arms; board OF
directors, j. S. Jones, John II. Book
err, Cyrus A. Jones, Earl Harrington
Riley Dues.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-16
END dr.. THE WORLD.

Ono Scientific Theory of How Our
...... Planet May PERISH,
A observation-disclosures or how the end
OF the woftd smisht come :has. been
given by. Predecessor Ellurd Gore. His
theory is tfi,.t tinaI cataclysm may pos
sbly he tbF Jesuit OF collision be-
tween the stitsAand some dark. dead,
dcrclict plantts ...~:,>'St -. -
, AIth0usb Astronomers have. no &C,
tual proof that such dead suns exist.
without iiiis40g light and careering
about tn}sasssctS tliey .believeit quite
possible, 'fhe result OF d collision be-
tween the sup and dark planet
would be HAT the formers light and
heat would be. enormously increased
and the eaCth Tnstuntly destroyed by
combustion. ~
Professor Gore tells howl we should
be warned ttfsSopr approaching doom.
when nbo} is, 900. 0OD miles from
the sun. tile DIRK body would begin to
shine by reelected light In about ten
Years it would have become 81 bright
as to be visible to the naked eye. In
fifteen years tt53would be brighter than
any object except the moon. Very soon
afterwau would come the great catas
trophe> OF itsk.collision, moving ut 400
miles second, with the sun moving
at the same specd."-Dundee Observer.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-16
Proverbs of Siam.

1t has been Said, Tell me peoples
proverbs. audi will tell you what sort
or. people they are" Judged tn this
way. the Aamese agEe q, shrewd people
The Mena M, ttheif he bief river. Is to
&sia4ff SsStat the Misaet stS fsisgy ft.# and
thsss elephant tigeraSinh crocodile are
found in jungle and stream.
Here arer q few OF their proverbs:
"Whenfyou go intoSthe woods, do not
forget your wood Rnfre.,' "PIace not
your boat across the stream" because
OF the currenD. IAN elephant, though
ne has !sl, four legs. may. slip. and doe.
tor is not always rlghE"4& j ... e. i;
= Coup by land, yoH meet d tigera 60
down by water, you met q crocodile"
(there are difficulties on all sides).
- Mobility is seen in the race. manners
in the Individual" '1f dog bite you.
do not bite him agaih." HE. who lives
under the sky should not be afraid Of
the rain" "Nourish no worms that eat
TIMBER (be careful In the choice OF
friends) .-London Scraps.
The Effect on the Nerves Of Ganblina.
How can man do his daily work
quietly, which represents perhaps only
the earning Of a few shillings, when
his anxious other neurotic self is won
dering how horse he has never seen,
ridden by a jockey he has only heard
OF, in race he has only read about, is
Earring as to money ostensibly his,
which be cannot afford to lose because
he has not perhaps got it if he should
have TO pay? Is such an existence
likely to add TO the race value OF our
stock Of fecting: patriotism ?-Fry's
Magazine. ',".'.