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The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

BLACKSMITH SHOP; GOOD BUSINESS, on
public road. also splendid general store; fine
zoaey-Taaker; other country business properties
COLLINS Clarendon. Va.
WANTED-A PARTNER; BRILLIANT OPPOR-
tunify for hustler with few thousand dollars:
Il yen tkat fellow. It vii pay you 70 answer
this. BOX fE5. Herald Office
wANTED-PARTy TO INVEST 500 OR LESS
IN instsllnenls n paying business Quick returns.
Your time also not employed BOX Isl. Herald
ofhcs 1Zu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
improved Garden Tract for Sale.

| will sell at private sale the s-aero
trae, adjoining Rocky Ford known as
the Samples tract. with water rights
from tho Rocky Foro Ditch. This Is ore
Of the mos. productive garden tracts in
this vicinity. Is well'mproved with good
house. barn. orchard. and a bargain for
some one.
See r. S. Beall. or tho undersigned for
further particulars.
GEO. 3. SAMPLES.
Executor Of the estate OF Charles J.
Samples, deceased. 54-o1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
San Soucis on Sociology

The San Souei Club met last week with
Mrs. J. F. MoKelvey. A chief feature Of
the days program was an interesting
paper on Judge Lindsay and his juvenile
court work, presented by Mrs. E. L. Nc
Kelvey. and followed by active discussion.
A drill practice in parliamentary proceed
ure was conducted. with Mrs. Otto Ferrill
as the presiding officer. Current events
constituted Cne subject for roll call. All
u which S ws that the San Soucis are
: wing att on to matters that make fer
ntellisen izsnshio in a state where the
women .1y the privilege Of tho franchise.
Refreshments we're served by the hostess
of the day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
OLIVIA LAkIZ

Miss Olivia LAntzI passed away on
Tuesday after long and wasting illness.
Tho deceased was aged IS years and o
months. One Of two sisters who with their
lately deceased father had made their
home in Rocky Ford for several years
and had won the respect and esteem Of
svsryons. They were Identified with :
number Of our fratsrnsl orders and the
funeral was under the auspices Of Violet
Lodge. D. Of r. The deceased carried .
81 900 lie insurance In the Women Of
Wooderait. The funeral services were
conducted from her late homs. 500 North
Eleventh street, yesterday aitsrnoen BY
her pastor. Rev. Potashinsky.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
LAWS sELLkRs

Last wee. the Enterprise noted the ar
rival Of mr. and Mrs. James Sellars, upon
a visit to their daughter. Mrs. o. c. Lam
berton. and j, is now our sad duty 10
chronicle the demise Of Mr.. Sellars on
Sunday last. He had been afflicted for
some time with cancer Of the stomach.
and It suddenly reached the fatal stage
on Saturday. resulting in death about "a
hours later. The remains were taken
to the family home at Central City. Neb..
for interment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
Epwosth Lsaxve Lecture cosrss

The closing number Of the Lecture
Course will Be given next Friday evening.
Feb. z. At the Methodist church BY the
Royal Male Quartet. Tickets will b or
sale At Award & Braden's pharmacy for
SO and rs cents. For children under "a
years a price Of 25 cents will be made a,
tho door.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31

Clearance sale Of sheet music. All 70.
SO and 76e music ss &c copy. Bolton's
Music Store.
Music Pupils wantsd.-Mss Landss, .
eompstsnt teacher. <2B N. Main. -Sep
A lot Of 10 and IL inch cement uling
for sals ss he E. 3. Swink place Just east
Of Rocky Ford. For particulars - 70
psiess and terms call upon OF address
Mrs. E. E. Swink. as Rocky Ford. OF
Marion F. Miller. administrator. At Ia
JuntA, Colo. 66a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
Womans Club a. Cooks.

The Womans Club transmogrihcd
itself into a cooking school last Sat
urday. Reporters were not admitted.
but current comment has il that the
days program was a good ono. The
membership came off its intellectual
perch and dealt with such sublunary
things as Wcich rabbit and creamcd
chicken; and. il current comment be
true. the piquaney was delightful. So
hereafter let no malcvolent member
of the masculine tribe saw that the
modern woman does not make good
on strictly domestic Accomplishments.
Mrs. George Maxwell read a paper
on Domestic Science" She treated
on that part of il relating to the man
agcment OF the home, with view TO
making it a desirable place to stay
in-thc little things that go to make
it convenient and inviting. The. I'M
plicaton of the paper Wh reference
to the men folks was that ii man
wanted TO keep the machinery of the
mcnagc domcstique running smoothly
he should learn not TO shed his
clothes all over the house and leave
his wife to pick them UP for him.
Nrs. NanHornc read paper on "Ta-
bic Etiquette" And hereafter let no
man eat FISH with knife or salad
with a spoon-unless he simply, wants
to enjoy himself, without reference
to his standing in good society. The
favors for the day were new cook.
ing recipe for each member. and
these are likely to be sprung on un-
suspccting and dyspeptic husbands
any time in the immediate future.
Mrs. Mcpherson was hostess of the
day, ,..,
with the children, and the only edible
hing on the program is The Ginger
Bread Mani" which will be a reading
or song from the compositions OF
Jessie Gaynor. the great writer OF
children's songs and music. The hos
tess OF the day will be Mrs. (DrD
Wolfe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
. $$1$$$$$ $$$S
PERSONAL
AND Z
LOCAL 9
. . AAAA . .

=. d. Richie and wife lsst on Tussday
\ for an extended visit with relatives At
Chsrokss. iowa.
Norman Ringer and wife Of Colorado
Spring. came down and spsnt Saturday
and Sunday with Normans parents.
FL. crstehsr. Mrs. crstelsr and her
mothsr, Mrs. J. A. johnson. were visitors
with Pueblo friends for several days last
week.
Mrs E. ]. Wilcox. Of Denver, was q
visitor with hor parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D..
W. Barkloy several days Of las; week.
She returned home Monday morning.
Tho welis-Farao Express is surely
going to erect the oft predicted now Office
building for Rocky Ford business now;
for the contract has been let for the wors.
George Maxwell returned Tuesday
morning from his eastern trip. He did
no. make a visi. to the He; Springs OF
Arkansas, as purposed whom he lsf.
home.
EarlM Cranston. late federal at.or-
ney for tho State Of Colorado. was a
caller on Attorney W. 3. Goblin Monday.
on his way home to Denver from Wash
ington.
Mis-, Sarah Gooeh. formerly = teacher
on the city school staff and lately follow
ing her profession down in New Mexico.
was visitor with her sister. Mrs. Postoi'.
for = few days last week.
D Or, Barbour who recently purchased Of
Or, Brown the new dwelling erected by
o. latter over on Twelfth street. will re-
move lis rss,dsnes there in few days.
keeping his Office on Main street.
T,R. Wilson is Justly proud Of the record
made by his single comb Brown Lsshorn
chickens at the recent Pueblo poultry
show. He won frst eoeksral. first pen.
first and second hens. second cock and
third pullse. ....
The executive committee Of lovans met
Yesterday and appointed the committees
necessary 70 arrange fer their annual
Iowa reunion dinner. It will b held in
X. p. hall on Saturday, Feb. 20. All in
tsrss.sd are asked to tell their friends.
Carl Sauer, . ranehman living over on
the north side. between Rocky Ford and
Sugar City lost $3.50 he was carrying
around in his pocket book last week. He
lest faith in the banks and was carrying
the money in his hip pocket so as to be
sure Of 1t.
Messrs. Henry Boyoe. W. Eaman and
W. D. johnson, all gentlemen affiliated
with the Kansas City Live Stock Co. and
therefore Interested in beef and other
meat growing, came down from the Live
Stock show on Saturday with Col. Lock-
hart and visited the yards md sor'e OF
the ranches in this % 't''E our
local product. Mr.. J5n 'ha ansi.-
man who recently pu,;' - the gree.
CAPTAIN Cattle Cos. stoS> d cattle and
big ranges near Tueumoar, N M.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
Trees for Sale

$4,000 black locus, trees at $3.50 an
$3.50 per thousand. Phone White 724
Z r. Soeman. -55p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
Public Sale.

| will offer at Public Auction at the M.
S. Martin barn on Saturday, Feb. !, at z
D. M, the following property: Side toard,
book case, bedroom suit. couch. se"irg
machine. barrel churn. crooks, rs bushel
crates, good Jersey COW. been fresh for
two months, half-Jersey heifer calf. two
months old. These goods can be seer at
5oe south 5th street on day Of sale be-
tween the hours OF and a. m.
Terms mad. knb"n on day OF sale.
ALLEN PARROT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
+ I. + r + r r r r r + r r
. BUSINESS LOCALS. "
4 4 4 4 4 4 q z. + 4 + = Z = y 3

Ifec 4nsLtAStluH slsel1 " PA'shs~N'
hand cameras Of Dennis & Dennis, orr
Studio. oau
Hay for Sale-If you want load OF
loose hay leave your order with
Bowman & Latscn.
For SALE set Of single work har-
ness, also set OF single surry harness
used short time. 100 n 18th 81. oou
For Sals-Hay delivered in town.Phone
Ranch ll-5. David Hamm 2en
For sals-l2oolbs Alfalfa seed and
ooolbs German millet seed. J. 4. Nc
Kenzie. Phone White 5l4. 6S-5E
Fct Sale.-Several heavy work horses
and mares: also fine fresh Durham
milk COW. At hard time prices. W. W.
Thomas. Phone. Ford 1874. Sbn
For Saie-Pure blood Black Langshan
eoekerels. 2lo Swlnk Ave. 5@a
Chickens for Sale-A few good Rhode
Island Reds and Columbian Wyandottes.
F. c. MeMorris. Manzanola. 5sp
Poultry for Sals-Thoroughbred Black
Langshan eoeksrals. J.W. Collins.
52-56p 2os N. Fifth st.
Hay for Sals.-Fnst and second cut
ting. Apply to ". c. worthington. 8
miles south Of Rocky Ford. near Dump
No. 2. o6u
For Sale or Trsds-For Plymouth r.
hens OF pullsts. . 2oo-seR "old Trusty"
Incubator. nearly new. Also Buff Cochin
hens for sale. Apply 70 Mrs. E. N.
Baldwin, one block south Cheeks brick
ward, or p, O, bog ss%. set
Furnished House for Rsnt-Fivs rooms.
eomplsts for housekeeping. close in.
Apply At Enterprise Office
For Rsnt-Two-room house and out
buildings: large garden tract and orchard.
Reasonable rental 70 permanent tenant.
Apply 70 ". W. Thomas, Phone Ford
lai. S5u
For Rsnt-A large tsat. with good eis-
tsrn. Enquire At %os s. Fifth street.
Wanted 70 Rsat-A : or room fusn-
ishsd house. Three In family. Pheos
Black los. Ia Junta- 56p
Wanted Solicitor. lady o. gentleman.
Good proposition % gosd hustler. App'y
70 this oisies. SSu
waatsd-A tsnant<os zo-sers farm
near Fowler; good soil and plenty es
water. Liberal contract 70 right man.
Address xYz. Entsrpsiss once. S7p
wsatsd-ohi for ssosssl heusswosh;
good vasss. Mrs. II. !. Maxwell. sos
North Ninth.
wsntsd-P!ses On ranch BY man and
wife. Several yssrs szpssisoes. Addrsss
H. 4. Reynolds. 22I W. 9Th s. Pueblo.
See our Bargain Counter. Values from
2se 70 SSe for 10 esnss.
Soti W. r. Stark. I.
Take your kodak finishing 70 Dennis &
Dennis. for prompt delivery. Over e. G.
Shsl,on's Grocery. S5a
TABLE BOARD BY MEAL. DAY OR
WEEK. Miss. Ruth cramsr. !
56-3e +o7 South 9Th street
The ladies Of the Christian church will
give "food sale a. Taylor's music store
tomorrow Saturday afternoon.
Clearance sale Of sheet music. All 25.
SO and 7se music a, Sc copy. Bottoms
Music Store.
Glass in dancing open to beginners next
Wednesday evening at z:5o IN X. p. hall.
After dance a, o'clock. Oscar Griffith.
Instructor.
A box supper will be given at the Eu-
reka school house. kelsay's eornor. Mon
day evening. Feb. 3. for the benefit Of the
Sunday school. Everybody come. and
ladies' bring wei! filed box. No auction
ing.
A. G. Epler. who used to DO something
Of land Office business in real estate in
Rocky Ford few years ago dropped in
on his local aeauaintanees Saturday. on
his way from his old home in Illinois to
his present residence in Colorado Springs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
Ms. H,oaaseR cARaIxlR

A. the home Of nsr mother. Mrs. Kirk
psopsissssss Of the Lonsworth hotel. Mrs,
Florence carriksr died On Monday even
Ing. 1hs burial took place from Tn
spsinksr mortuaEy ehapsl on Wednesday
afternoon. conducted BY Rev. S. G. Green
Mrs. CARRIER leaves . husband and siz
children. he youngest . BABE Of foui
months. lntsrmsnt was In Valley View
esmsssry. f.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
wantod Tenants

a small family TO share my house with
me for a term o. six months. Country
alaee close in. Phone Blue gel. SAT-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
OBITUARIES
ooLpEmA IRENE HlNgs

Whooping cough has claimed another
victim. On Saturday last Goldena Irene,
the seyen-m months-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Hines. 500 South
Tenth street. sueeumbed to the disease
after a brief illness. The parents have
the sympathy Of everyone in their be-
reayemen..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
CASINO
sIS..

Moving pietrrss-changs Of bill three
times . week, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. olu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
The Pure Sprlne Water Supply {

The Pure Spring Wates supply So'
Is now prepared 70 deliver water to
any part Of the city Of Rocky Ford and
immediate vicinity for $l.5o per tank.
This water comes by pipe line direct from
pure natural springs near Fowler and
every preeaution is taken to deliver it in
a perfectly sanitary condition.
Leave orders at Dukes g. Sewers. ooe
North Main St. Phone Ford l5e. 55d
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
nHIohI hunEARp

Died.-A, his home in Mesa. Ariz. on
Jan. 20. Dwight. the eieht-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mumfrod. former resi-
dents 0! Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-31
An Aboard for the Miami Ranch .
!Soeineef, N. ~.

Our next excursion from the Arkansas
Valley will leave La Junta. February 10.
a. s o'clock .. m. Fare round trip $e.s6
Guests entertained free on Ranch. Per-
sons purchasing 40 aerss or more. their
car fare will be refunded. Those going
report in season to The City Realty Co.,
District Agents, Rocky Ford 56-6
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
AUTOMOBILE GOES UP IN
s'f SMOKE, '7t''. 49,

While Charles Farrow- and Warren
Farrow were out riding IN the REQ
touring car, belonging to the F. P.
Farrow livery, south of this city last
Friday evening at about $50 O'Clock,
the automobile became ign1ted by fire
and was burned up. All that was left
Of the machine Is heap of twisted
iron and ashes.
The machine had caught fire earlier
in the evening, but had been put out
with sand. The accident was. we
understand, due to the packing being
burned out and the igniting Of the oil
and combustible material about the
cylinder.
Insurance to the amount of $500 was
carried on the machine.
A new touring Car will probably be
purchased by F. p Farrow the com
ing spring. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
SULLIVAN LAKE
MILACA MEN HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

Oct. 31st to Nov: '7.-There was a
miraculous escape from drowning on
Platte Lake Oct 3lst. Messrs. +.
Allison, D. Olson, Lloyd and Lester
Mallett, all of Milaca, were duck
shooting when 1.-The steel boat the
Mallett brothers were in sprung a
leak in one Of the air chambers and
filled with water. AS soon as this
was noticed they started to pull for
shore, but the boat went down.
Fortunately Mr.. Allison and the
doctor we're only about thirty rods
away with small canvas boat and
saw the boat just as it sank. Else
they could not have lived long IN the
ice-cold water, as it was the coolest
Gay we have had this fall They
succeeded in getting them in the boat
and across the lake to hunting lodge
on Moberg's point. They lost guns,
ammunition, clothing and everything
IN the boat. No bad effects from the
ducking so far as we have heard.
Messrs. Porbestelt, Keller and Blair
ct St. Paul came up On a hunting trip
Friday morning, too late for ducks.
Thoen brothers came up to T. S:
Looks Friday evening on a fishing
trip.
A barn dance at Peter Adkin' s
tonight the 7th, the occasion of Miss
Lucy's 18th birthday.
Mr.. Adkins is building new barn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
Henning Landahl Takes
Over Property Of L..
Improvement Co.

A deal has been completed, and
deeds recorded, by which Henning
landau becomes the sole owner of a
large amount Of property in Mississippi
addition to Little Falls, which has
during the past twenty years been
owned by the Little Falls Improve
ment company, whose members were
mostly residents of Louisville, XIV.
At the time the dam was put In
at this place some parties of Louis
vile. KY, advanced something like
500, 600 to complete the dam, receiv.
ing in return the greater part of the
property between First street and the
Mississippi river. They formed a
company to take care of this property
with Henning Landau IN charge. 4
large amount of this tract was sold at
different times, and from time to time
Mr.: landau purchased some of the
property. This latest deal cleans the
books Of the company. and makes Mr..
landau one Of, ;. the heaviest pro.
perty owners of this city.
Mr.. landau has the utmost con-
fidence IN the. future of this city, as
his heavy investments in city proper
ty,. only too clearly indicate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
ROYALTON HAS MEETING OF
LODGE, I. O. O. F.

The grand lodge of l. o. o. F. met
in Royalton Thursday afternoon and
evening of last week, which was lso
the first anniversary OF the Royalton
lodge Of I. 0. o. F., and a number
Of Odd Fellows from different parts
of the state were in attendance
Among those were Grand Master
Chas. g. Budd, Grand Secretary A. L.
Bolton and Past Grand Master Win
Powers The Royalton lodge initiated
class Of six into the lodge and a
delegation of Little Falls Odd Fellows
administered the second degree.
Organized year ago with 10 charter
members, the Royalton lodge of I. o.
0. F. now has membership of A.
which is certainly credit to the
lodge. The delegation from Little
Falls included l. L. Warren, Andrew
johnson, j. G. Burial, N. N. Berg
helm. W. E. Harting., Henry Peter
son, j. W. Jones, John Kow1ck, John
81. Garfield and NJ. E. Barnes, all
past grands, and VIM. and Henry
Dorman, Asa Porter, Cyrus Hershey,
E. H. Stowel, Homer Garfield, Chas.
Misbe, Albert Eve and J. S. Beatty.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT Bull.
=. \. LETIN No. IA.

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 1, 1908.
Fire losses in Minnesota for Septem.
ber were 81, 40, 900 as. compared with
500, 500 for September 1907. .m,,
The losses in tho United States for
September, amounted TO-; 7$15, 418, 600 "a
comPaEsd with ., 8o9, 900, in, Septem.
Ths fuling Of this department is,s.t 1t. that
vacancy permits on fire insurance
policies must reduce not tho face Of the
policy, will be tested IN the courts. r
Numerous inquiries reach this Office
with regard ITO certain Lloyds and
Underwriters, either located in Chicago
or represented by Chicago; brokers.
These concerns are not licensed to do
business in the state. They. are
generally in business only for the pur-
pose of collecting premiums. All
authorized companies are represented
by licensed resident agents and these
companies furnish protection for the
premiums collected.
Under date Of Oct. Goth, an official
circular was addressed to every fire in
sura11ce company doing business in
this state, giving the approved forms
OF riders which may be attached to
fire insurance policies. The ruling Is
made effective Jan. l, 1909, in order
that the companies may have time to
prepare the riders and place them in
! the hands of their agents.
JOHN A. HARTIGAN.
Commissioner of Insurance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
THE AGE OF PROGRESS.

We live IN an age Of progress.
"Former things have literally
passed away" and instead of meekly
submitting to calamities as messengers
sent from above to chasten US, we
have learned to look about tor a
reasonable cause of the trouble, and
stamp it out. For instances, people
who are troubled with indigestion
take a glass of golden grain belt beer
before each meal, which enables them
to eat the things they like and
eventually effects cure Order OF
your nearest dealer or be supplied by
E, $. Tanner, Little Falls
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
ANOTHER RETURNS TO THE
OLD HOME

Abraham johnson of Swanville
town, who went to Oregon with his
family about year and half ago to
settle In the western country, returned
to the old farm IN Swanville town
Sunday from Newbury, Oregon, and
will make his home in this county and
state henceforth. A little over a
years experience in the West has
made it clear to him that Minnesota,
especially Morrison county, presents a
much more remunerative field TO, the
farmers labor than not only the West,
but most any other place that the
average farmer can locate in. Mr..
Johnsons family proceeded him back
here some months ago, he having been
left to dispose Of his property in the
West.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
MAKE THIS YOURSELF
Says Many Persons Here
Can Be Made Happy
Again

There is so much Rheumatism here
in our neighborhood now that the
following advice will be highly
appreciated by those who suffer:
Get from any good pharmacy one
half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion,
one ounce Compound Kargon, three
ounces of Compound Syrup Sarsapa-
rilla. Shake these we'll IN a bottle and
take in teaspoonful doses after each
meal and at bedtime; also drink
plenty of good water.
It is claimed that there are few
victims of this dread and tortuous
disease who will fail to find ready
relief in this simple homemade mix
ture, and in most cases a permanent
cure is the result.
This simple recipe is said to
strengthen and cleanse the elimina-
tive tissues of the Kidneys so that
they can filter and strain from the
blood and system the poisons. acids
and waste matter, which cause not
only Rheumatism, but numerous other
diseases. Every man or woman here
who feels that their kidneys are not
healthy and active, or who suffers
from any urinary trouble whatever,
should not hesitate to make up: this
mixture, as it is certain to do much
good, and may save you from much
misery and suffering after while
Our home druggists say they will
either supply the ingredients or mix
the prescription ready to take if our
readers ask them
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
1NlINf Prices REDUCED IVOIIIlP Deal CLOSED
State Board Of Control
Fixes Sale Terms on Pri-
son Output :.

Prices Of prison binding Irvine for
1909 have been fixed by the board of
control. A cut of cent per pound in
last years prices will be charged for
all grades OF Irvine. This Is reduc-
ton of 2 cents per pound on the prices
OF two years ago. On account Of the
quality of the fiber purchased. 1t is
stated by the board that the Irvine
product will be better than ever
before.
1t is estimated that the outnnt If
twlne for 1909 will be 1900. 0O0
pounds and will bring to the state
about 81, 344, 900.
Following are the prices as fixed for
1909: Standard, 500 feet to the pound.
6 81 cents: Sisal (white), 500 feet to
the pound, 81 cents; STANDARD
Manila, $50 feet to the pound, Z 81
Manila, 600 feet to the pound, 8 Sd
cents; pure Manila, $50 feet to the
pound, 10 cents. ~. ;....s .....a..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
THE STATES MAGAZINE.f.

THE STATES MAGAZINE.f.
Announcement has just been made
of the launching of the States
Magazine, with its home in the Twin
Cities, and principal Office of business
in New York Life Building. Mime
apol1s. 49,
The contributors will be men and
women whose ability is recognized in
local and national circles. The
character of the articles will be- de-
term med by the vital interest they
sustain to the people of the Northwest
as whole
The editorial section will be in the
hands OF one of the most brilliant
men in the Professor
Richard Watson Cooper of the de-
partment of English literature, Ham
line university-a man whose OPINIONS
| will be Instructive and far-reaching in
their character.
Those who believe in the greatness
of or are interested in the northwest
should not fail to secure a copy of the
States for December and to follow
it thereafter from month to month.
Subscription price will be 81. 50 per
year; single copy Is cents