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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03
Notice of ESiraYS.

Notice ia hereby given that on or
about the - day Of October, 1907, there
aGmc to HeinkCn ranch III LlmuilIc VAL
Ic! near Lamoillo Post Office in Elko
county, State OF Nevada, one roam steer
about five ycHrs old branded thus" V
quarter circle V or bar V on left hin and
marked with under half crop left ear;
also one red COW, about five ycnrs Old
branded on left ribs with bloichnd
brand or iron, impossible to distinguish
cXHci brand. Both of caid animals first
came to snId prcmisCs IN the fall OF 1906
and were fed with tho cattle on enid
ranch during the fall and winter, and
turned ont on the range III the spring of
1907, and returned ms stated III the fall ~
1907.
Owner or owners pleas" pny chu' gee,
prove property and remove snmc
CHARLES II. EEIvKgH.
Date Of Ii'at publication Dec IL, 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03
Suggests Society Function.

About ihc must rotten bnnk failure
reported Intel, is one nj Irnrcblighi,
wltI" u .lrnll c0ucrrn has closed its
doors Ia" cntir" amount involve il
sFG,rO0 and this viii bc u tniai ioss, M
the pIr 81 II IA" institution, u mnn
named TrI cr, has h puthccntcd $4,000
Gnrih h ii, curiirs all the hnnk had
lo iali lDkr tnUks f"i s5,n q, which
l." -I,ru' ~ "uu ustr,"ta," ventures. The
E"mil' man IL nj prracni III l.os Angeles
aud '""liy tells u commit who waited
on him T." take pnsaaQo Tor Halifax or
Yunh --,hnl'e the b,st hc could do Tor
them. The citizens Oi Scarohlight
nus h. io in4rs, ur Mr.. Tabcr attending
II banquet NJ their town and the fostiv.
iiirs 'hnuid wiuh ur with II rope and II
80 il +" thc n'nrcsi telegraph pOlc.--
Rh i,r Eulh tin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03
Volume 43
W. F. NJ Will Fight Injunction.

\ Goldtic!d dispatch OF the 26th eny ::
Late this afternoon officials OF the
i.lincrs Union and g. r.. Mahouey, vice.
Lresile nj Of the Western Federation,
" ho III here To affect scttl, ment Of the
S'rikc, learn q OF the plnu of the mine
owners ni Goidleld To obtain an III junc
,ipn through the Federal courts PEE
Nhntng pickciing ani bringing aboni
tie dissolution Of the Goldticld MiucrS'
Union.
Asked tcDight what the course of thc
miners wonld be III face 81 this latest
NOV" of the opposition, Mnhoncy said.
An ,pjnnc'hni II thus kind, it issucd.
viii mean that there is nothing l,f Tor
i'" miners IT, do but jump into the sea
had the petition been Tor Hn order re-
attaining tho miners from pckctimg or
boy coltng, ] would not haze been sur.
p'i""d. Ia tho 5ill Of complaint, how
EVER, ~ | understood II, there arc two
new poIuts, one, the prayer Tor un order
~ the Federal court prohibiting the
miners from continuing their OrgauIZa-
'''ub hHu 'Iih' u ls ~ uulHhDCt. lt
other point, that IL ncw, il the rcqucsr
that ,nc Goiiticld Miners Union b"
dissolved. Any Judge or set nf men
who t,ncy that the Goldlirld miners will
submit to such procedure are greatly
~ rtHkcn. wOuld favor ignoring nny
such UEDcr from my court la existence
luIuuctiOns have come tO bc q mere joke
the American people aud this one
uuuid bo the biggest joke ~ all. We
thaIl iigh, il with every weapon at our
dispcsd;. Thccc would bc nothing else
tsr us to 10.
Il eupposc that the watchers or or
amincrs suggested in the bin means
deputy United States marshals. These
would tend tO cuibiitrr the elements
10 this controversy more than Federal
troops."
Charles =. McKinnon. the local
Union president, declared the Union
would tight such an i1jnucuou
Residents of Goidii"ld are expecting
10 hear at an! moment TINT Governor
Sparks hra dcc;iod "a call an c,irn
session Of tho IcVls laiurc to adopt new
lave lUnR,ug to the organization nf u
body ~ rRuscrs ur -, lice to preserve lnw
and order ia ease ~ trouble over the
outcome -! the di"rutc, which nov
threatens I" bc long drawn out.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03
Masonic Installation And Banquet

The following officers. of ElSo Lo lge
No. 10 l.. ~ a. NJ were installed Friday
night 10y Past Muster j. l.. Keyscr:
Muster, George B. Russei'; senior
warden, Edgar Reinhari; junior
warden, L. $. GedHcN; ;rensurer. John
Henderson,; secretary, +. G. Nc
Whinney; senior deacon, J. Il. Eb! ;
Junior deacon, joe T4her; stewards, =,
Frederick Davis and \. ". Icsson
tyler, James lark.
After the installations ceremonies the
MsOns wi. their wives ,ui Inughters
proceeded tn Leonard Hail Nmcr" Il
tempting feed WAS spread t., Jar
brown uf the Waller house r,p,ui. u.
MUSIC and games were alro pre-,
and the night WIS pleasantly sp,...
eRting, PLAY Ing gamcf, dancInG
social couvcrsatIn AbOut se yrr
people, c"n- IslI"G -! Mlruus nuU ,Il,n
families, eel joycd the irstivitlca.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03
\ CuTr for Misery,

Il have found cure for the misery
malaria poison pro iuces," Gays Il. NJ.
janice, ~ L1ucllcn, = g "it's chilled
Electric bittcrs, and come IN 30 cent
bottles II brcakr upu case Of ohills or
n billiouI attack III almost no time; ;nnd it
pris yellow jauadicc clean out OF com.
miasicn.' THIS great tonic medicine
md blood LuTitier givcp quick relief in
all stomach, liver aud kidney cum-
Sold under guarantee M Elko Drug
Cos drug store.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03
THE ELITE MARKET.
Charles T. Grover, Prep.
The best BEEF, VEAL nnl P0pR that
can be- found In Eiko. Also SkU~
SAGES, HAMS ard BAGGH.

Always on hand ani sold al the lowest
possible prices. All orders will receive
carcfUi attention. .....
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03
ESiray Notice

a COW, nb0ur live years old with u
,ou0g cnIf, crop oi right car, left Car
split, under bit III left cnr, and branded
on left hip with a double anchor with
lar under, cHmo To my ranch ncarly
'hr"c ycnrs ago. Tho u~nGr can 70 the
cos and cali by proving ownorship aud
paying the costs ~ thia nd md other
cbargcs
ED CARvtLLE
Shelton, Nevada. December 6. 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03
Al he world

ia elngc, and Bullnrd'a Smos L'nimeut
plays most prominent part. u bna
no superior tot rhcumhti IN, q'iT jrints,
cute, epraine, ard all pnin'. Bay 1t,
try IL cnd you will nl~nie ~" IT, Any
body who haa used Rlllnrd'a SNOW
Linimcnt is living proof Of whnt il
doce. Buy a trinl bottle. 2jc, Soc mud
el.On Sold by Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for
conghs, colds, cromp and whoopJuV
cough grnwe IL favur daily. Mothers
shunld Keep II on hand Tor children, 1t
If prompt relic! to Group. II is gently
laxative, driving the poison ard phlcgni
from the ey"tcr. II given Immediate
relief. Guaranteed. SuId 10y EIRo Drug
Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03
Cattle For Sale.

80 havc SIX HUNDRED hcad Of
good cattle Tor sNic, that can bc deliver
ed ui any time between January Ia, and
March lat, 1913
For further Information address.
&. G.. TRUErr & Sons,
Dectb, Nevada
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03

Mr.. f.. T.. CmnmbcrlnIG, Of Clinton
Maine. -ays of BuckIru'r Arnirn Salvc
i, dOes the burincSs: have a+cd It Tor
piles and 1t cured iA-m U-rd 1t for
chappcd hands and II cu,rd them. Ap.
piled it tu an oh sore nmd II headed it
without leaving a scar behind %.
at Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-03

Friday Gold Mining Company.
Norrcr or cm,nor or rmNrrrAr ocrrcr
NOTICE - nEurmY OWES. u

NOTICE - uEHrUY GIVES. to nl
whom I, may concern. that tho principal rlac'
of business In tho Sintc of Nevada uf Friday
cold Mining Company, n .irvaln corporation
hus been chnugcd from ElEr, GlLo rouuty Sc
rada, to uuby Valley T.. o. Elku County. Nc
radn. nud that tho agent In cNrrt" ~ said
onicc IL c. Williams. said change to he
come effected DrcCmhcr 2ud.. 1911
dated this c9ih. dag of November, i2J7.
FRIDAY GOLD MiSING COMPANY,
By Gideon Snyder Secretary
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R,ur'- Bhilr Livcr Pills waite up inHy
liver rlc. inr s.a!cm and clear tho
stu. l'f, them Tor hilinurnCH and sick
h.A.lrh,, rrr" re Sold by Elko
Dr 80
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Give Nc = TYjai. II
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01
MARRIED.

Monday morning, at the St. Xavier
church, occurred the marriage of DR..
Stephen r. Fortier and Miss katherine
L. Ware, Rev. Father Lamothe
officiating: Miss Marie Ward was
bridesmaid, and Earl -Wetzel attended
the groom.
Following the wedding service,
which was attended only by near
relatives, the bridal party repaired to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs T. Il Ward,
on Fifth street northeast, where the
wedding breakfast was served. 49,
Mrs Fortier was formerly an
operator for the Northwestern
Telephone company, and is well and
favorably known by large circle Of
friends.
The groom is popular young
dentist, and is a son of Dr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. A. Fortier. After graduating
from the University in 1906, he took
up his profession at this place, and
has gained very satisfactory
practice
The couple have the Fluctuations of
a large circle of friends
They will 60 to housekeeping in the
residence located at the corner Of
First street and First avenue north
east.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01
BOWLUS PROGRESSING.
Royalton Banner: p. c.. Philin.

Royalton Banner: P. G. Philip, the
we'll known Bowlus merchant, was in
town on business Tuesday and found
time to favor this Office with
pleasant call. Mr.. Philip informs us
that there is great activity in the
building circles in that burg. V.
Schwiitek is getting the foundation
ready for the residence which will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. F. G..
Cairns Mat Schwintek is excavating
for a large building which he viii
occupy with saloon, and a party
from Silver Lake is having rock
hauled to be used in a foundation for
a hardware store. Mr.. Philip informs
us that he has lately commenced
buying cream for the J. H. Russell
creamery and is receiving a con-
siderable quantity daily.
I. Fl. Misfeldt, Jr., Asst. cashier Of
the Bowlus State Bank, left for
Rochester last Wednesday afternoon
where he went to be operated upon for
appendicitis.
Louis Chirhaart came in from
Bowlus Saturday evening and went to
St. Cloud Tuesday. He returned to
his work at the Borgerding lumber
Office at Bowlus Monday morning.
J. D. McDougall went to Bowlus
Tuesday morning, where he will assist
Cashier Barton in the bank until Mr..
MlSfeldt returns,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01
Notice to Contractors

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that sealed proposals for the erection
of st. Joseph Catholic church at
Browerville, Todd county, MINI.
will be received by Rev. John
Guzdek, president of building COM
mittee, until the hour of 10 a. m.
May 16, 1908. All bids must be in
strict accordance with the plans and
specifications prepared by the
Kasota bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi.
which may be seen on application to
archetects or rector. A certified check
Of 2 per cent Of proposals amount
required and made payable to Rev. j.
s. Guzdek. The party to whom the
contract is awarded will be required
to give satisfactory bond in the sum of
81, 600 for basement, and SID, 600 for
the up erection. Proposals to be
made only on the prepared forms by
architects or rectOr-on any other one
form will not be considered. Plans
and: specifications may be seen in
Buchanan hotel Office, Little Falls,
MINI. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids. Proposals to he sealed
and marked: Proposals for St.
Joseph Catholic Church. and ad-
dressed
REV. JOHN ST. GUZDEK,
Pres. Of Building Committee,
Browerville, MINI, Todd Co.
Dated April 9th, 1908 9
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01
SWANvlLlE

April 29.-Theodore Dobbs was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Leo Lundenia returned from North
Dakota Tuesday.
The village council is having the
cemetery fence completed. Mess1s
Aleshire and Turner are doing the
work When completed Swanville can
boast Of having one of the finest
cemeteries in the county.
VIM. Stems was in Little Falls on
business Tuesday.
Nat Battles Of Little Falls was here
Tuesday looking up q team of horses
Alfred Pearson and wife of Upsala
were in town Tuesday, enroute to
Minneapolis on vacation.
Mrs. John Raffensparger and son,
Vern, returned to their home at Fort
Ripley Tuesday after few days. visit
8. 8. Scott has removed into the
Rafensparger house on main street.
Ed. Carson returned to Warroad
Mimi, Tuesday after a months visit
with relatives here.
Chas. Stroman went to Morris
Tuesday on business
8. Stewart Of Morris was here Tues.
day buying cord wood.
The Swanville Juvenile band will
give concert on the streets on FRIDAY
evening Of each week. 80,
Miss Eva Turner returned to her
homo ct Little Falls Saturday after an
extended visit with relatives here.
Miss McLaine accompanied her and
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01
GREEN PRAIRIE

April 30.-Earl Eckerson was the
guest of friends south of Little Falls
Friday.
John Lisner of Little Falls visited
with relatives here Friday and Satur-
dday.
Alfred Fredrickson of Darling was
a business caller here Thursday.
Frank Pray was caller at Randall
Tuesday.
Mrs. o. Larson attended the Ladies
Aid at Little Falls Thursday.
The telephone meeting at H.
Wittwer's Saturday evening was we'll
attended
Ralph Hall and sister, Mabelle,
called on friends here Sunday.
NJ. Laiture, who is employed at
Little Falls, visited with his family
here Sunday.
A load of young people from Little
Falls attended services at the Baptist
church Sunday.
guest of friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burk Of Chicago have
bought the place known as the Gedney
place. They moved onto the place
Monday.
Inc u1pCner1a quarantine was taken
off from the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Anderson Thursday.
Lee, the little son of = Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Cannon, who has been quite i'll
for the past week, is somewhat better
at present.
A number of young people from here
attended the dance at Mr.. Habler's
Friday evening. A good time was
reported by all.
Report of school in district No. u
for the month ending April "a:
Days taught 10
Enrolment %
Average daily attendance 81
Those perfect in attendance: Bonnie
Eckerson, Dewey Eckerson, Jessie,
Lizzie and John Swanson, Albert
Harlander and Henry Henderson.
Those absent two days or less were
Sam Laiture, Lille Swanson, Frank
; Larson, Ernest Waline and Nellie
Harlander. SO books were taken
from library during tho month.
Ethel Ct. Pearson, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01
BReCkYARD

April ..2e.-The young folks had q
surprise party. on Miss Minnie Strom
Friday night. Playing games was the
amusement Of the evening. Refresh
ments were served All returned
home at a late hour.
J..Qiine was called to ST. Cloud
Wednesday on account Of the death Of
his brother, Joe Quine Mr.. Quine
returned home Friday night.
Arthur Strom came home last
Thursday after being away all winter
in Michigan.
John Quine is here visiting his
brother, jeff Quine.
Miss HERNIA Beatty went to
Swanville Saturday to attend the
teachers meeting.
Emanual, David and Esther Larson
Of Fawndale attended the party at
Strom's Friday night. They returned
home Saturday.
The ladies had surprise party on
Mrs. Lille Chambers Saturday, it
being her forty second birthday. A
lovely present was presented to her
and a bountiful dinner was served at
noon after which they departed for
their homes, wishing: her many more
happy birthdays.
Mrs. Mary Stevens of Pike Greek
attended the party at Mrs. Chambers
Saturday. Mrs. Allie Briggs of Little
Elk also attended the party.
Willie Manbeck has bought new
horse from Mr.. johnson Of Green
Prairie.
Mrs. Manbeck and son, William,
called on Mrs. Page Of Pike Creek
Sunday morning, who is not very
well. She is over 80 years Of age
Mrs. Perry Smith Of Little Falls
attended the birthday party Of Mrs.
Chambers Saturday.
The Swanville home talent will give
their entertainment at the assembly
Saturday night, May 2. Admission,
adults % cents, children Is cents
All are cordially invited to attend.
We would like to see large crowd.
Rev. Farrell was accompanied by
his wife, Miss Allison and Rev.
Daniels Sunday. Rev. Daniels
preached a very interesting sermon.
Mr.. Kneeland lost a valuable hog
Tuesday
Mrs. Clara Muncy is enjoying the
humps these fine days.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01
A FALSE STATEMENT

In order to comply to the law and
give proper protection, the mother
superior Of the local Franciscan
Sisters, who conduct the hospital and
orphanage south of the city, has
ordered two fire escapes for each of
these buildings, and it will also be
seen that enough hose is installed in
each building SO as to be able to
throw a stream of water on any part
Of the interior on each floor.
The doors of the court house will
also be rehung SO as to swing outward
instead of inwards, and Chief Emder
of the fire department states that an
inspection will be made of all three
story public buildings to see that fire
escapes are installed and the necessary
fire protection given.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01
BRAINERD MILL BURNED.

A fire of unknown origin, and famed
by a heavy wind from the east, burned
the Brainerd roller mills, owned by
Fricker Bros, to the ground at an
early hour last Friday morning
including a stock of -four and feed on
hand at the time valued, at = about
s.. 500.
The plant is valued at $40, 600, on
which 81, 600 insurance was carried,
and s., 600 insurance on stock.
Messrs. Fricker will rebuild the
roller mills, 4:--
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01
: . -.~sst.. -, =
" North :Buh

April 26.-Fishlng is on IN full blast
at Mile Laos lake and Rum river.
Many have returned with good sue
cess.
Martin Fleischhacker was visiting
friends here Sunday.
Rain came little too early as some
of our farmers were not through seed.
ing.
Some of our boys will leave for
Duluth, where they expect to be en-
ployed.
Otto Furhmann was a. Pierz caller
Sunday.
John Hopke, who is foreman for a
railroad contractor near Duluth. was
here Sunday. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01

church. So
Albert McRae went to Little Fans
Monday on business
Miss Sands, who has been conduct
ing q millinery store in the Flood
building, returned to Little Falls
Tuesday. s
Mrs Brooks Of Grey Eagle spent
Sunday at the Albion Hotel
Mr.. Raymond Of Little Falls was
pleasant caller here Monday.
A. Kind and Otto HitZmann were
Long Prairie visitors Saturday.
John Scott of North Dokato was
here renewing old acquaintance last
week rs
The Grey Eagle Juvenile bali team
came down and played ball with our
Kid team Saturday and were defeated;
score standing to 16.
Dayton Scott Of Grey Eagle was the
guest Of his brother, S. S. Scott, here
over Sunday.
Clarence Davis of Long Prairie was
here Saturday enroute to St. Paul.
| G.. A. Gustin of Burtrum, formerly
a blacksmith here, was in town Fri
day renewing old acquaintance.
/ Aug. Zutter and wife Of Grey Eagle
were here visiting their daughter,
Mrs Pagel and family Thursday.
Mr.. Pennie Of Willard was the guest
of his son, John, over Sunday -
VIM. Churchill and wife Of Glen
wood visited relatives here last week,
returning home Saturday.
John Huson of Brainerd was here
last week to attend the funeral of his
father in Bruce, returning home
Thursday.
Arthur Stroman returned to Little
Falls Thursday after few days visit
with his parents here.
- Herman Ladwig came up from
Minneapolis Thursday to visit few
days with his family, returning Mon
day.
John Stroman was a county seat
visitor Thursday.
N. P. Agent Potter of Burtrum was
a Swanville visitor Thursday.
Orval and Clarence Raffensparger
departed for Howard Lake, MINI.
Wednesday, where they will work on
a state ditch.
Miss Clara CAM departed last week
for North Dakota, where she will
work this season.
Mr. Bertrend left on Thursday for
Duluth, from there going to Stewart,
MINI, to take charge of the Monarch
elevator.
The Morrison County Teachers
association convened in Cox's opera
house Saturday afternoon, April Is.
About twenty-five teachers were in
attendance and together with the
citizens, the hall was packed.
Following is the program:
! Music by Swanville Juvenile band.
Dramatizing of fairy stories
- Members Of primary room.
! Paper Keeping the children
busy''-Miss Lillian Chadwick.
Reading-Miss HERNIA Beatty.
! Address on reading Burial.
Address Ford.
Music-Band.
[ Miss Green OF Minneapolis,
organizer Of the w. G. T. o., lectured
in the Congregational church Thurs
day evening and organized branch
of the above named association here.
y Mr.. Sarf of the Melrose Granite
company has erected a fine monument
on the Biteman lot in the cemetery,
for Isaac Biteman.
The Ladies Progressive circle held q
handkerchief sale in the Cox opera
house during the time of the teachers
meeting, and the net proceeds were
$14 As. =
Court Vicent and Arthur Sweezie
are working in the sawmill at Lake
Beauty.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01

B. G. Covil, of Atwater, MINI.
District deputy of the NJ. w. A., is in
the city soliciting for new members
for the local camp. He is being
assisted by VIM. Crossfeld. The
Woodmen is good lodge, and anyone
desiring good insurance at very rea-
sonable rates can find it in this
organization.