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New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
NOVICE BoTHERs WIRELESS STATION.
Would-Be Marconian Land Wizard Spoils
Government Messages from Fort Wright

New London, Conn, Feb. 7.-For a week the wire
less telegraph operator at Fort Wright, Fisher S
Island has been bothered by unidentified sender.
and al attempts to break inform him to get off
the line have proved futile. The mysterious in
truder IS thought to be a novice in New London
who has erected amateur experiment station
and Is tuned with the Fort Wright station by acci
dent.
At intervals important government messages
from the island knocked into a cooked hat by
the would-be Marconian land wizard. whose chief
delight apparently is rattling the Morse alphabey
and Phillips code through the air, unconscious of
the suppressed profanity and wrathfu feelings Of
the professional operators at the other end.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
NEW MAYoaAlrY CUSTER DECISION.

In a decision handed down yesterday the Apres.
late Division ot the Supreme Court reversed tns
opinion Of the Supreme Court in granting the or
der denying Mayor McCIeIan's motion 70 eonpsi
Attorney General Jackson TO furnish more CON-
plete bill of particulars in the custer proceedings
brought BY William r. Hearst against the Aayef-
In his motion the Mayor also asked that the Atcof-
rey General be directed not 70 sive evidence *
cept such as related to the specifications in rs
existing bill OF particulars. The Attorney General
in his charges of fraudulent election methods d1
not furnish particulars
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
MORE HELP FOR MARRIAGE BUREAU

For the proper maintenance of the work of grant
ing marriage licenses, required under the pres
ent statute, the Board of Estimate yesterday au-
thorized the employment of five clerks. at ST. 200
year, and six interpreters at similar salaries
the Borough Of Manhattan and four interpreters
for the Borough Of Brooklyn II is now up to the
Board OF Aldermen TO supply the necessary funds
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
TO REVIEW AsToR's DAMAGE CLAIM

William Waldorf Astor's writ Of certiorar to re-
view the action Of the commissioners to determine
the damages for changes Of grade in the I'D and
24th wards of The Bronx decided in his favor
in the Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
yesterday. Mr.. Astor sought $500 900 damages from
the city these changes Of grade in front of his
property, but the change Of grade damage COM
missioners dismissed the claim.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
ORDER IN TOWER SEPARATION SUIT.

Justice Kepgh. IN the Supreme Court in White
Plains. signed an order yesterday directing Mrs
Mary Bogsrdus Tower 10 show cause why she
should not be compelled 70 supply a further bill
Of particulars in her suit for separation from
her husband. Albert Edward Tower an ironmaster,
of Poushkeepse. Justice Isaac n. Mills has signed
an order allowing Mrs Tower $50 month aIi,nony
Ar- Towers first wife killed herself and her
fousteen-year-old son In 1872. Mr.. Towers present
wife was en- operator In the telephone exchange In
PoUEhkeepsie-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
SURGEON STOKES IN COMMAND

Washington, Feb. 7.-The hospital ship Relief
was placed In service at the Mare Island Navy Yard
yesterday, according 10 dispatch received at the
Navy Department to-day and Surgeon Charles f.,
Stokes assumed command The vessel Is being pre-
pared for duty with the battleship fleet and win
leave Mare Island in time to reach Magdalena Bay
a week ahead of Admiral Evans who IS
scheduled to arrive there March II. The members
of the hospital corps for the Relief numbering
about fifty men, already in San Francisco and
the civilian crew is being enlisted
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
ALlmonv FOR MRS. PERsca ORDERED

Mis-. Gretchen Fersca. whose husband, Colonel
John Peter Persch, is suing for an absolute d.
vorce. will get s2e week aliIno2y pending the trsi
of the suit, and her counsel. House. GrOssman :
Forhaus. viii receive a counsel fee OF S5o- Hrs
Persch asked for 500 Week and her counsel asked
for 5000 Colonel Persch names Frederick L Roth
as correspondent Mrs. Persch charges her husband
with improper conduct with his frst wife. who d.
vorced him sOrIe years ago, naming the present
Mrs. Per5ch the correspondent. All the auesl-
tiCns are denied
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
JUDEANS MEET FEBRUARY 16.

The annual meeting Of the Judeans will be held
February 16 al the Hotel Manhattan. The topic
for discussion will be THE Jew in Art and Archl-
lecture Among those who will take part In the
discussion vii be Louis Enrich, Professor r. J.
H. Gottheil, Arnold Brunner, Miss Florence n.
Levy. DR.. Daniel a. Huebsch and n. S. Levussove
business meeting viii also be held at which
members of the governing body will be chosen to
I'LL the places Of governors whose terms have ex-
pired.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
WANTS THE TEXAS FOR A TARGET

Washington, Feb. 7.-W. S. Isham. of this city
made a request of the House Committee on Naval
Affairs to-day TO be allowed test Service arnor
piercing projectile against the arnor plate Of some
OF the batteships at the minimum battle range of
five thousand yards. and in failure TO pene-
trate plate he asks for second test Of an outside
explosive shell to establish ts effect He suggested
that the battle4hip Texas he used. The committee
took action the request.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
j. s. pirMARS's DRIVER Held.

Charles r. Carlson. chauffeur for !. n pi.rnars
C Tarrytown. was arrested yesterday [o- -unnins
down John @. Ek5lon. OF Duuwcodte re vas a.
raisned before City Judge BeaI at Tonkrrs ard
held IN 500 bail for trial
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
IUpeMsNT AGAINST cITY REvERs=p.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court -
versed yesterday a Judgment obtained b. JoA1 4.
Devlin, a contractor, against the city tc- S~ta"
and Il new trial OF Devlin's suit ve$ ordered DsF
lin claimed $500 damages for breach o. a con-
tract made with him by the city cor the improve
uent OF Crotona Parkway in Isle-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
PRESIDENT HELMS TO RETIRE.

John L. Helms. president OF the Brooklyn &
Coney Island Railroad with which no has been
connected in official capacity for twenty-four
years. will retire soon although he will for time
continue director of the company
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
ARRIVED.
Feb 4.--The Justin al Magdalela Bay

Feb 4-The Marietta. from Puerto Cortez Tampa.
Feb 6--The Saturn. from Mare Island Magdale1a
Bay the Hist the Tarantula the Cuttefsh and the
Viper. from navy yard New York. for Annapolis;
the Yankton. from Punta Arenas for Valparaiso
Feb. THE Alexander, from Guam for Cavte.
The Relief placed service navy yard. Mare
February Q.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

make that craft effective torpedo boat de-
stroyer. $4,000
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
COME AND GONE.

$780,
VIM. H. Hunter, who has been en-
ployed at BemldJl' IS visiting mere
this week. IL.
Arthur Mccormick of Minneapolis is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Kate
WriRht,a this week. = ~.
wv T,von ratnrned Tues1av from
a business trim to Brainard. ~ !: !, :
.1~H~~s. rs D .s,-,,, zv;s;+aa IN.
9. ' ~ at;1 ~ 80 - a ~ ,,,.,a1,
o' Saouo '..o uAo. -. c..o 80
i. joe SarteH ana MISS LOUISE SaI1eli
returned to iSarten Monoay atter an
over sunday NlsaS Wstn iraenoa'-.- 80. =.
Ed. ,Latorce OF Ripley town wasslh
the CITY tnuesqay On -1uslnseS
SupG or ocnooH E2eernes reeoineu
Thursday morning from visit to
schools IN Randau ana G!oue9;
he 81: :. ,huuaip ano G1as v1eatl al!
were IN the CITY from: Caouen Nv eaness-
day. - -
John CaWbey'e rotuIneo: t9e -nlse part'
Fof the; week from Devils Lakes for a
lev. days: VISIT. &
.M aJse oA!etta g, Sa!tee-o1 bralneIu =
visiting here this Xeek. g guest ct the Il ?,
home Qf Miss 1da Hanson: n -
+. Mra:.h N: harolng:: 9l LASS Lake;
arrived tWedneeday might. from. fari-
bault md WI VISIT a'reR daystWttn
the aanliy Of .sGataMs: -: q, ::t;:ss::
M5s. u q: asaly a1u .1ite'9 .eueA
ter returned Wednesday night from
weeks vlslt "ltn relat1'eS a a. ) " ''l ll'o
Bear. !;
Miss Ethel Kelo Of staples Is V1slt'
ing with friends IN this city:
Mitch burton Vlslteo IN tnis clty
Monday enroute to his home IN inter-
nationl Falls from st. Paul.
Roy Green, who is setter 10 me
saw mill at Scanlon, visited /" WIN MS
relatives here this week;
MIS-: Andrew SWeoDack :, anu cntru r.
visited in Minneapolis TINS week tne
guests OF friends. :. ,ro.,o,.
Miss Blanche Norris OF Mot1ey
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
COUNTY BOARD

The board of county commissioners
met Y special session Friday: All
Bond of the German State Bank of
Fferz as depository of county funds
The School petition of F.: Lager
quist, to be set or from district 20
and Joined to district GA, was granted
a hearing : :
: The school petition. of August
Scawndt to be set of, from district 11S
and Joined t. district 2, was granted
hearing. 800 :"
set off from district A and Joined to
district so, was granted hearing.
The following resolution was
adopted by the board -: ~
Be It Resolved, by the county board
of Morrison county, state of Minneso-
ia, that the number of licenses for the
sale of intoxicating liquors at the
hereinafter described places within
said county be limited as follows, to-
wit: ~ 80 ~-
Not exceeding one at Lastrup, OF
within a radius of two miles there
from; ==.~5...s-E+ ~=-s
Not exceeding one at North Prairie
in the Town of Two Rivers;
Not exceeding one at the station of
Cushing in the Town of Cushing;
Not exceeding one at Lincoln in the
town of Scandal Valley;
Not exceeding one in section twenty.
eight, township forty-one, range
twenty eight;
Not exceeding one at Ledoux in the
town of Swan River;
Not exceeding one at Flensburg IN
the town of Culdrum.
The following applications for abate.
ment of taxes were presented and ap.
proved and recommended to the state
tax commission.
Math. Kraus,. for building assessed,
that had been burned down in the city
of Little Falls.
Application Of Frank Herman of pen
atty and interest on taxes that haC
been paid on wrong description Of
land in the town of Buchanan.
c. Rosenmeier and Charles Rhoda Of
Royalton were business visitor here
Wednesday.
j. II. Guerin was down from Brain.
erd Thursday on a visit here.
! W. A. Vogel visited in BrainerG
Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
'wABBLEs" WILL PLAY WITH
- ~. 49,, FARGO

VIM. Sturgeon, better known here as
and characterized as
s'Rabbit" Sturgeon by Spokane pa.
per, who has been playing with the
Spokane Indian" has been sold into
the Northern League ana will play
with tho Fargo, N. D., team. He
has flied the positions of right field
and third base for the Spokane team
with an excellent record. In speaking
of him Spokane paper says he will
make good in the Northern league as
he is . speedy player and is very relia-
Bile with the stick. z,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
FOREST RESERVE BILL PASSES

=
The house of representatives has
passed the bill introduced by Con-
Rressman G. A. Lindbergh which fixes
the boundary of the Minnesota forest
reserve, reducing the area from 2S5, 900
acres, as fixed by the Morris in 1902,
to 165, 900 acres, thus throwing 1000
acres open to settlement. There was
not one dissenting vote cast on the
bill. The bill passed the senate prevl-
ously but several amendments were
made by the house. It passed the SON
ate with the amendments Monday, and
has gone to the president to be signed.
By this bill tho secretary of the in
terror is authorized to sell merchanta-
BILE timber on the reserve according to
the Morris act, with the condition
that 10 per cent instead of per cent
of the standing timber is TO be left for
seeding. vs. ~ =: =
The president, secretary of the in
terror and the Indians are to appoint
one person each on the commission Of
three to appraise the timber. Sixty
days time will be given the Indians to
appeal from the appraisal, and if no
appeal is made within that time after
the appraisal is made, the amount
named by the commission, and bear
ing five per cent interest, will be de.
posted in the treasury to the credit OF
the Indians. -.e-. ~: 49, 81. ssss.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
LITTLE FALLS HIGH WON.

-
The Little Falls high school baseball
team met and defeated the Royalton
high at that place last Saturday after
noon in one of the most holly con-
tested games of the season, the score
being to 1 in favor of the Little
Falls team. The first five innings of
the game was speeded along and was
PASSED without score being brought
in by either side, the pitchers doing
practically all the work. Royalton
fans let out their first war whoop when
McGonagle came home on a two bag
ger by Bouck, having himself planted
the ball IN the field just previously.
In the next inning the members of the
Little Falls team punched their hits
and brought in four tallies, which,
with one more brought in in the
ninth inning, made the score 5 to l.
The enthusiasm manifested in the
game was splendid.
Hits were made by Berg: Diedrich,
Hall, johnson and O'Shea.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
with friends here this week.

with friends here this week. ::..
/: DR.. "A. A. Lang Of Sanborn, n. D. :
left Saturday for Minneapolis after 9
short visit here; the guest Of Mr.: and
Mrs. Geo. Gordon 80: ,~.. 2 .s'
j. W. Dawson has returned to Min
neapolis after q visit @of some days
with his son, w. A. Dawson. -
: Miss Pansy Reed and Miss Edith
Perkins visited: at their homes in
St. Cloud Sunday: :s:'-5 = ~ IS y
T. G. Gordon was a business visitor
in Brainerd the latter part of last
week. - -: ~
F. Chouinard of Floodwood visited
here Wednesday, the guest of rela-
tives.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

= The Little Falls Plumbing & Cycle
company have just ordered doctors
special 10 horse power automobile for
Dir. A. A. Lang Of Sanborn, n. D.,
who was visiting here with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gordon. The machine
is expected to arrive in about twenty
days. It will then be put in order and
Ed. Schroeder and DR.. Lang will try
it out by running it to the doctors
home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
i TILE,
4.4pDA$ :, -
49, NTH $3.50
1Er 1,. z:

Delayed In Transmission.
he sent her Q valentine wrought with
A neat billet-doux with fringe OF
Lace 81 -
And right in the center hs scrawled this
note: 5.r-7:v. s.. Is
zone day after dating. debarred from
grace,
I promise to pay to the maid addressed
A heart that II nlled With Affections
4 heart that = loving and kind and
4 s..st Z. that would barter II. love tot
And sealing tho :missive: 'twas sent. that
day ~ 80 !
Ii care Of. q messenger bound that Wy.
Che mailed him IN: answer. It ran nks
thiD: s:tE.1z@=sH ~
IT hold In possesslon: 1 claim past due,
Delivered today by laggard lad.
1t calls for . settlement. DIR. from you'
The value you ask has been yours fot
aye: =.
The storage. however. 10 stin to pay!
Unless you make good on tho note you
gave
I'll have to ;foreeiese: on your heart
t0day! = (: .tss, TIT: a<;.:t-SEs1}
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
; HAD A FOOT CRUSHED.

While oiling the machinery on the
steam shovel at Darling, where the
Northern Pacific is making improve
ments, Monday, Foreman John Nc
Clarity had his foot seriosuly hurt, as
the result of the machinery starting
Unexpectedly by the leaking of a valve
on the engine. The foot was caught
in the cogs and quite severely crushed.
He was taken to the Brainerd sana-
tarium Immediately after the acct
dent, where he had the foot dressed.
He will be laid up for some time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
..s ~ =
.e,.EdlQ..

c800S03. .:>.;..:J - a.. :;
Only 4 foolish 1sdslat1r0 ,woulG try
to smash tho rubber and *thS S5G(g
trustl. .i..:,s ss:.r * ,~..;e ':-,Sffi, *,
.. 1t would take lot Of araics 70. cur I
the lame excuses Of this world: -, ::
l. Not all family trees are : .spruce,
Some Of them are thorns. - - :.
!. Life may be burden. but to keep
thinking and talking about II, makes
the load heavier than lead; -:
Many a man married IN angel who
has since grown too corpulent to use
her wings we'll. =
Our friends get rich and famous be.
cause they have good luck. We stay
poor and lowly because our brand Of
luck Is bad. Strange. isn't; 1T?
Most any married woman can drive
horse we'll. A horse il much like
. man. anyhow. in some things. When
we'll fed he manifests great affection,
but at grain time he IL apt to step on
your corns trying to set up to the feed
box before dinner Is called.
The homelier q man 10 tho oftsnsr
~ eAeso AAAo 4ASkO10 tAA0U. ne 899mX
to be inculcated With the hope that
some time or other he will get q I'm.
ished likeness - good looking as he
thinks he Is. 80
1T is easier to guess who will MT
be president than who WILL" says an
exchange. Yes. the odds are slightly
different
The tower Of Pisa has q marked
streak Of lean about it.
Bring up your boy in the way he
should go and you need have no fear
that he will ever become United
States senator.
Getting into society is not 20 hard
but when the bills begin to get into
you, that's different.
! @sne.,=4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
The Poor and; the Weak.

On board q Chicago-bound train the
other day I made friends with .
bright-eyed boy. At Tracy, 8. OAK.
we were allowed 20 minutes to gulp
down food enough to last until SIX
o'clock, when we picked up q diner.
The brakeman assured me that the
car went through and connected with
the Pullman at Mankato. u.
Having finished eating, I discovered
that the brakeman, like many Of his
kind, had another guess coming. On
all days but this particular day. the
coach went through. It had been "a
ken of to be repaired. D..
The conductor didn't know where
the coach was. It's a habit Of some
conductors to know as little az pos
sib1e! They seem to gain promotion
by what they don't know, instead OF
by being accommodating. There are
exceptions to this rule-and God bless
'em-but as general thing they eth.
or don't know much or are afraid to
tell it. II F.
Somebody hazarded a guess that the
car might be up in the yards some
where, but the train was about ready
to start and it was Hobson's choice
of going without my baggage or re-
naming to find it. At this juncture
the brakeman suddenly came to" and
thought little boy and his mother
had carried my grips from the aban-
doned coach. found the boy Of my
first paragraph and there were my
grips and overcoat guarded and ready
to proceed on their journey.
Then the mother told me her story.
She was a working woman. Her
husband was dead, but she had this
boy. After saving $3.50, she answered
an advertisement in Chicago news
paper and bought some land in Flor
ence, S. Oak. Later she paid $18 to
perfect the title ana secure her alb
stract. Several of her neighbors did
likewise. Then she got suspicious,
gave up her position and took a train
for Florence. Upon arriving there
she discovered the human ghouls who
had fed upon her had left the town
the week prior. Her title vas a fake
She had no land.
She appealed to the authorities, but
they did nothing for her and. at last,
she drifted down to Waterfowl, where
she secured position in the
!. Kampeskia hotel at $1S q month
board and room. The boy was given
, his board for beli-hopping. She had
saved her. money and nov she VA
bound for Ellun. M. where : friend
!, had, promised 70 help her until sshe
could got on her fsst again.
After listening to her story fz.wena
away wondering wAyhs41was. % COO
and balmy ia1wazn eethsr! Surely;
I no such a6oe(vsr Of .the :xsetk ana IL
poor. 90 gin Eet ~ :sast ydepern Il
= p'aee 10 lett Tran thet! ~.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
LOCAL iPWoRTH LIZA j CUE CJELE.
.BRATE 10TH ANNIVERSARY 8

The anniversary program Of the Ep-s
the Methodist Episcopal church in.
This was the 10th anniversary OF the
organization of the Epworth league,
and the program for the occasion was
very well given. A paper, recltlng
how the local chapter of the league
han grown from the time of its organ
iZation about two years ago, with q
membership of fourteen, to the present
time, until now it has q membership
of forty, was given by Miss Lora Ma
poo
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

After asking several question Judge
of Probate E. F. Shaw declared Mrs.
Anna Sie1nan Of Swanville competent,
when the petitions of William Stems
and F. J. Stroechien each asking to be
appointed her guardian, on the grounds
that she was incompetent, came up
for consideration Monday and there
fore denied the petition.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
YOEMAN ENTERTAINMENT.

The Hoyles, orchestra and enter
tanners, will appear at the West side
hall next Monday evening under the
auspices of Yoeman homestead No.
1870. They are said to be among the
finest entertainers touring in this part
of the country, and ought to draw a.
large audience. Immediately after
the program the floor will be cleared
for dancing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

Mrs. W. H. Workman and daughter,
Eleanor, Of Bowman, N. D., lett for
Minneapolis Monday after an extended
visit here, the guests of Mrs. j. w.
.JarbOe.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

Phil S. Randall is having cement
walk put in around his place at the
corner of First avenue south and
Fourth street. The new walk will be
over 300 feet long
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

Harvey Long was operated on for
appendicitis Monday morning at St.
Gabriel's hospital, and is doing we'll.
He was taken i'll quite suddenly Sun
day., Harvey:is q son of: Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Long.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. AL Dugas returned
from the Twin Cities Saturday night.
While away he attended the ball game
at Minneapolis. DR.. Nero, whom he
met, is doing we'll
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

re- I will pay IS each for the arrest and
detention of Joseph Gilman, John
Doane and Joe Lemieux, half breed
Indian boys, who deserted from the
school at Morris, Saturday, May Is.
All speak English, and are aged from
Is to IS years. Wire information.
"Collect Cow to John B. Brown,
Supt. of Indian school. Morris MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

The twenty-five months old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ledoux of Fit.
Ripley, who died Of whooping cough,
was buried at Belle Prairie Tuesday
afternoon
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

The roof of the Golden Rule store
will be replaced by fat one. The
wall of the new building adjoining
will serve to carry the stringers on the
west side of the building.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Meining and
daughter, Helen, arrived in the city
the first of the week., and will make
their home at the Buchanan hotel until
such a, time as suitable house can
be secured.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

@$1. so umbrella, Is cents; $1.75
umbrella, 80 cents 81. co. now $l.00
S. 90, now 81. so; $500, now So. 80
$40, now s.. We want the space they
occupy. IS. j. Vasaly, Jeweler
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

Bishop Morrison conducted services
at Royalton Monday evening. Rev.
George E. Plat of this city was pre-
sent
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

In the St. Paul Pioneer Press voting
contest Miss Emma Carney of this city
is among the leaders for this district.