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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
Dtanaafis Personae-
A City Bachelor.
Dan Cupid.
James, the Butler.

Scene-The hping room, of 1peaNhy
bachelors apartments.
1me-Ne9p Years Ebe,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
RANDALL

Dec s1.-Mrs. Forest Ncgele Of
Royalton spent Christmas with her
parents, M. and Mrs. A. Kennedy,
at this place
Mrs. Anton Berman of South
Dakota arrived Tuesday for q few
weeks visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
KemCenich.
Mrs. Lima Lucas left Sunday for
her homo in Little Falls after q
few days visit ct this place.
P. j. O'Brien left Friday for
Brainerd on business.
Nat Rassier was county set visitor
Friday.
Mrs Mamie Tracey was . Little
Falls visitor saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson and children
returned home Sunday from Starbuck,
where she had beeu visiting.
Misses Rlckerson and Post left for
their homes in Minneapolis after
several days. visit ut the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. 3. G. Cochran.
Geo. Calhoun is still very low.
Mrs. Frank Rassier Ieturntd home
Monday from Burtrum, whore she had
been visiting.
The residence of Frank Rassier and
the hardware store belonging to 8.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
East Darling

Dec. 3l.-Mlss Ida Pearson was
married Christmas morning at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Pearson to Frank
Heath of Minneapolis, Rev. John p.
Nordstrom, of Scandal Valley, oalciat-
ing. After the ceremony . sumptuous
dinner was served. We wish the
couple long and prosperous married
life u
Services were held in the Swedish
Lutheran church Christmas morning.
After the service Rev. Nordstrom Was
presented with . sum Of money,
which shows the high esteem Rev.
Nordstrom is held by our people.
About 100 people were present at the
Christmas festival, which was held at
the church last Saturday. A fine
program of recitatirs and songs was
given.
Chas. j. Andersen of Queendale
farm received telegram from Butte,
Mont, informing him of the death of
sister at that place December Gath.
Andrew Peters on's house IS now
ready. Now girls, not all together.
Two families have been quarantic ed
on account of some sickness. School
in district "a will not be opened and
there will be NO services IN the
Swedish church until the quarsn.
tines are raised. Precaution should
be taken, 80 that this condition will
not continue. 80.
The story that the depot here would
be closed on account OF lack of
business is not true The depot is
here to stay forever. -
Alfred Fredrickson returned from
St. Paul today.
There is war in West Darling over
the telephone line. We expect it will
be settled by buying out the Darling
Telephone company.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
CUSHING

Dec. 31.-Miss Linnie Geer. teacher
in district 81, returned to her home
In Royalton Wednesday afternoon
after closing a successful term Of
school here.
A. Eckblad spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Little Falls on business.
The Pleasant Valley Sunday school
gave q program and dinner at A.
Eckblad's on Christmas day.
The Swedish Sunday school gave a
Christmas tree and program In the O.
b. Nygaard school house Friday
evening.
Church services were held in OUT
Norwegian Lutheran minister.
Rev. Hallanger of Little Falls
passed through here on his way to
h' M! BIZ B;1r 1d10 q Little Elk was in
Cushing on business Friday.
The Norwegian Ladies Sowing
society met with Mr.. b. q. Hanson
Friday afternoon.
John and Ole johnson spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Little Elk.
There was program and Christmas
Tree In Little Elk Saturday evening
Walter Rice 10 home from the woods.
He had the mlsfortune to break his
leg 80 is unable to be around.
Rev. Noldstrom of Scandal Valley
held services in our school house
Sunday afternoon.
The Frommelt girls Of Little Falls
spent their Christmas vacation with
their grandparents at this place,
Miss Alma Jacobson spent Friday
and Saturday with her sister, MISS
Dana, IN South Gushing.
The Baptist Ladies' society will
meet with Mrs. L. E. Bergman to-
morrow. .Na3t-a...- ~ ~. -.
Mn. Martha Lambert of Rochester,
MIMI, is here visiting her neice,
Mr.. Lulu Mostron.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

won't 20 Cyrus Monday % visit Chas
Giants, returning hn0e Monday.
Joe Biel0an returned TO 01endive,
Mont. Monday.
Nm. Vim. Churchill OF 0lenwood
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Long, Christmas day.
julius SulieF of Burtrum was here
on business Mnday.
Ralph Jackson OF Mesaba Is the
guest of his siste-, Mrs. B. B Cox.
MI. Jacobson of Cyrua, Nina, was
here making arrangements to purchase
sawdust.
Mr.. Bailey OF Bemidji visited his
daughter, Mrs. Scott, on New Years
day:
Hon John r. Kirkpatrick of New
York City will speak on socialism at
Hamm's hall Friday evening, Jan. 10.
He is an eloquent speaker and all
should turn out and hear him.
Miss Margaret Webb of st. Cloud
Vern Savage of Little Falls visited
Ed. Vanzile Monday.
Peter Cusske Of Minneapolis il
visiting his mother here.
Mrs. Vincent went to Staples Friday
" v10AS 4040VAV00s
Mrs. James Hall went to Philbrook
Dr.. Storey of arev Eagle was called
here Tuesday to see Mr.. Williams.
who is i'll.
Mrs. Linzay Cyrus transacted bust.
ness at Little Falls Friday.
Jesse Buelow and wife Of Little
Falls are visiting relatives here.
Ned Bowman and wife of Pine
River are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Dan Campbell, IN .Culdr7m.
Mrs. Vanzile visited friends at
Little Falls over Sundav.
Rev. Paris and wife of Grey Eagle
visited friends here Wednesday and
Thursday. .
John Steele of Glenwood visited his
aunt, Mrs Sullivan and family last
week.
G. W. Churchill wen. to Glenwood
Wednesday to visit : his SOB, VIM.
Churchill returning home Saturday.
William Sullivan Of Minot, N. D,
arrived home Christmas day to spend
his vacation.
A grand ball was given in Hamm
hall New Years eve.
= Miss Eula1ia Skoog and Gertrude
Taylor of Little Falls arrived here
Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. Klinger of Minneapolis is
visiting her parents Mr.. Ard Mrs.
James Hall.
Edward Hedin of st. Paul was call.
ing on old friends here Saturday.
John McRae, Jr, returned Satur
day from q months vacation spent at
Mesaba, Mimi, and Tuesday resumed
his duties as assistant cashier at the
Peoples bank.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

Dec: GA Happy New Year to
Mrs. vansile of swanville came
down Friday to visit friends a few
days and was tho guest at Mrs.
SCOTS. She returned to her home
Monday afternoon.
Grandpa 0uist went to Spicer.
Mimi. to visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Clemmer. for . month or
Vern savage came home from the
woods near Frazee Sunday morning
Misses Hayme and Della Bartholo.
new Of Lincoln came down Sunday to
visit friends. They are the guests Of
NYs. Scott.
Miss Mable end Clarence Hall Of
Clough came down Friday and Ralph
Hall came Saturday and oil were the
guests OF Miss Mettie Larson. They
returned to their home Sunday.
Vern Savage went to 6wanville
Monday to visit with Edgar Vanzile
. few days.
60 their home last Monday after
being absent for some time. They
lived in California Q while, but die
not like it there. They attended the
q. A. r. encampment at Saratoga,
New York, and also visited relatives
In Vermont and in New York.
Ar. and Mrs. A. Thorpe of ELI
River were the quest of Mr.. Thorpe't
ostez; Mrs. Scott, last week. They
W00 Aned here to attend Mrs.
Morrill, Bryant's funeral.
2 Misses Aettie and Clara Larson
went to Randall Friday to take in thu
Sunday school election Of officers.
which took place Sunday. They aTt
% follows: Supt. Mrs. e. Man
heck Asst. 6upt II. n. Williams
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
GREEN PRAIRIE

Dec. 81.-Nr. and mrs. O. Larson
and children visited with friends at
Randall Sunday.
Rev. Milne Of Little Falls preached
a very interesting sermon at the
Bap isl church here Sunday.
Walter johnson ofGNorth Dakota liz
the guest Of his COUSIN, Emil johnson
this week.
Jonn Eckerson lett Saturday for Roy
alton. where he will visit with rela-
tives and friends
Andrew Peterson, who has been
employed IN the woods, returned to
his home here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Gedney of Little
Falls visited with friends here Sun
Mr.. and Mr.. E. Nicholson of
Miss Clsrabelle Kay of Little Falls
visited with friends here "wednesday
and Thursday.
Harry Peers, formerly of this place,
but now of Little Falls. returned
from Billings, Mont. Wednesday,
where he has been employed and was
the guest of friends here Thursday
and Friday.
Messrs. Earl and John Eckerson
and Misses Minnie Laiture, Pearl
Eckerson and Eta Yort attended the
Farewell party, given Friday evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. Kay
of Little Falls in honor of their
daughters, who left on the morning
train for Salem, S. d., where they
will teach school.
The scholars had a Christmas tree
and entertainment at the church, at
which the following program was
rendered: Rec.-A welcome-Lizzie
Swanson; song-Santa Is Coming, by
school; rec.-An Address to Santa
Claus Albert Hsrlander; rec.-Two
Little Stockings. Mamie Scblax: rec.
"A Christmas Puzzle. Henry Hender-
son dislogue-The Buggle g Christ.
mas; Chracters, Mrs. Rugeles and
nine Children: exercise-Peace. Love
and Good Will, Nellie Rarlander,
Annie Henderson and Lille Swanson !;
rec.-Hang up tho Stockings, B1lda
Anderson rec.-The Nj ght Fore
Christmas, Dsvey Eckerson; rec.-
Somebody is Coming Hilda Schlax
rsc.-A Letter to Santa, John Swan.
son rec Confidence in st. Nicholas,
Bertha Larson; exercise-Christm
Candles. Hilda Schlsx, Mamie Schlax,
Nellie Harlander. Annie Henderson,
Lille Swanson. Jessie Swanson,
Hannah Rarlander and Lisxie Swan
SON; song-Pre cious Jewels, by
school rec "A Ten Cent Christmas,
Bonnie Eckereon : Yec.-A Christmas
Carol, Siam Laiture; dialogue
Jerry's Christmas Characters, Mr..
and Mrs. Corthen and Newsboy Jerry !;
rec -The Day Before Christmas,
Richard Anderson; rec.-Good
Advice, Lille Swanson; rec What
They Found, Frank Lareon: rec.
Happy Chris mas. Hannah Harlander
song-Snowflakes, Nellie Harlander
aud Annie Henderson rec.-My
Choice, Mamie Schlsx: rec The
Christ Child, Nellie Harlander; rec.
How to Keep Christmas, Lizzie
Swanson dialogue-Papa's Christmas {;
rec-The First Christmas MorniLg,
Annie Henderson rec Santa 8
MISTAKE, Willie schlax; rec.-May's
Opinion, Jessie Swanson; rec Wait
ing For Santa, Olympia Laiture; rec.
III Should See Santa, John Swan
son; song-Jingle Bells. by school.
Santa Claas makes his appearance
and distributes candy boxes ana gifts
and then retires. Song-Good Night,
Mettie Eckerson and Siam Laiture.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
O. This il beautiful weather have
your pine wood ordered.
West Darling

OeC. SU.-C009. SW&0eO0 and
August Blomquist were in Little Fails
on business today.
The Happy Corner Sunday school
had Christmas fetsival last Sunday.
Many good recitations and sopgs were
given. Refreshments were served and
the children were given presents.
Chas. Swanson. the superintendent,
was given q beautiful lamp by the
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Chss. Grow celebrated
their eighth wedding anniversary
December 26th.
A. q. Nelson is going to saw wood
for the farmers. You better 500 HIM.
He can saw more wood in an hour
than you can in q month.
A. Sandahl and Fred Ahlberg of
Upsala were here and visited the
King of Darling Christmas time. A
very pleasant visit was spent.
School in district No. IS will re-.
open next Monday, January 6. All
parents are requested to send their
children. The law in regard to send
ing children to school will be
enforced to the letter this term.
Election of offers of the Bachelors
society will be held Jan. 8Oth at
seven o'clock p. m. Two vacancies
will be filed. The meeting will be
held at August Blomqulst's place.
The girls are still waiting for that
big wedding banquet. Let it be soon.
Arthur Regnell aot a check from
David Elmer which was payable in the
sum of 366 days Of prosperity.
Arthur thought it was $3.50 and was
going to start q bank. He won t
get fooled next tine.
Aaron Engstrom will soon leave
for tho woods.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

caused by your ueacherou. dart, and !
was not until the flower. Of May besa,
to bloom that It would heal But hree
shorts month. and yet they seemed Ike
years. like centuries. to me- /
Dan Cupid Good su. the fault wa,
yours, not mine. Acres. that page caa
you not read the promises you made he
budding year2 How did you keep them,
Not at all. Had you but been the angel
you started out to be, fair Eleanor would
have had no grounds for the curt refusal
she meted out to you.
The Bachelor-Ah, well, Dan, l wa,
h,a. h',rnan-that i. To en- She marr;;ed
yes, and | suppose believed she had
captured the one real matrimonial prize,
But yesterday twas good to read The
courts had cast asunder the bonds thai
bound, and set her free to wound ano,ha
heart.
Dan Cup;d-But you shall credit me
with other oppotunide. that l made for
you-opportum6es more in keeping with
your deserts.
The Bachelor-Yes, Dan, there was
Jessica, Of the yachting party. The wound
she left was not long in healing. but Wa
painful at first. Then, later, there was
Isabel. How l adoted her. Your aim
was sure, and the bow was strong that
send that shaft into my heart. Never can
l forget the tender words with which /
wooed her at the seashore. nor the pull
saions Of my heart when she answered
"Yes." But, Dan. you rascal. you know
her. But once since those summer days
have ! seen her. She served me coffee
and rolls in quick lunch room m No
! vember. | did not ask her where | might
;; redeem the ring.
"Yes, Dan, there were Others. But
, why review them2 And III forgive you,
you imp. I'd lay not up against you
: single pang or dolar-they have COZ
neon one condition you sha1
not, for this next year. point your darts q
my direction. Do you agee2 Then
well bum the book, and think no more
fit" (Ca.t. it into the fire.
And now, then, Dan. the year Is dy-5
; ing. A toast to It and it, fond memories:
to your escapades and my e.capade.; to
the fair girl. who caused the heart thobs
Of season; to the broken promises that
saved me troubles: to the Old Year.
And another. Dan. to the year nj
'bonins;' to the ant;cipations which {
brings. The bell. are ringing: the Cd
Year Is dead; the New Year ives and
now, good night. but please remember
,h.. you have promised not to ann you
, d.r,s Il my direction"
EH Dan Cupid and Cmtan)
W,sdM A. Patterson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

THE Bachelor-How bright the fire.
How CHEEKY the cracking logs.
Outside the Dying Year battle. with
he raging aorm.
what ha. the Old Year brought to
me that ! should mourn its passing2
Loves in plenty. But were they loves
or were they passing fantasies bright
spots Of blue peepine through the Stormy
ky. It's many sorry Trick Dan Cupid
ha. played me during the past twelve
months. Could l but have him here Id
review him for his benefit.
"Ah, the bell rings! What hend OF
foe has braved the elements and come to
disturb my reverie. Of a New Years
Eve?"
(Enter Buter)
The Bachelos-A wee, small gende-
man to see me, James. you say. But
jua a .weet-faced child. His card -
Dan Cupid - Yes, know him, and you
may show him up. But, James, you're
not Judge Of character. He's not a
child, he's old as time, and as full Of
devilish pranks a: that neishbor's brat Of
whom you 50 complain.
Oames depart. and returns usherine in
Dan Cupid)
Dan Cupid-Ha. ha. dear sir, '6s not
love-. night. Business !. dull, and so |
come to beg chat with you and may.
perchance. revle you for the shortcom-
nes Of the year that Is passing.
The Bachelor Revle me, you imp
Of Satanl Why, twas but moment
before your ring that ! wished for you
that might review for your benefit the
time. you've played me false. Now 1t
you down and let's turn back the pages
If the passing year and see the record.
It surely will show you up in your true
colors.
| ices a volume from the shelly
"Weu start with January, and with
Eleanor. Dan, you rogue, you wounded
me for fair with her. | should not have
cared had time and eternity been made
up Of January. could ! but have had
Eleanor to st beside me befoze the crack
Ing FIRE throughout them al. lpleadet
wen my case, but die would have nom
# i. and then I learned that you hae
played me false. Through February
March and April l nu,ed the wo,m<
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

EThe Pine Wood Fuel Co. is located
in the Office occupied by the Hon.
John Vertin tho wide awake real
estate and insurance man. Phone
1884,. 4 y tt
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03
SWANvlLLE

Jan. John Cain of Morris was 4
Swanville visitor Monday.
Mrs. john Leonard Hall of Burt.
rum was the guest Of Mrs. Vim.
Stems Thursday.
Chss. Stith and Egbert- -Vanzile
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-03

Latest kinds of wedding pictures at
Nelson g studio. 81 #
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-23

conference of the war college and 70
take part in the discussion regarding
oattleship designs.
The president arrived on the Nav
flower. accompanied by his family and
was received al the naval training
school Rear Admiral John p. Mer-
rel, president of the Naval War col
lege. The president and Mrs. Roose-
welt will hold reception early this
afternoon. and although no time has
been set for their departure on their
return trip to Oyster Bay 1t is ex-
pected they will leave in time 10 reach
there before tomorrow noon. when Mr..
Roosevelt will have a conference with
Judge Taft.
All the members of the naval gener-
al staff, excepting Admiral Dewey are
here TO attend the conference. as well
as the entire staff of the naval war
college and many other officers who
are experts in different branches Of
the service. The president will make
important recommendations. and he
anticipates that important results will
be derived from the discussions dur
ing the conference.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-23

sac, No. green. Sc No. 2; green. &c;
green. No /. &c; No. ?, 7iac. calf cured.
lac: No s HE per 10: horse hides.
No /, 50, No ?. 81: sheep skins as 10
wool l5Q soc.
HuckIeberries-sS per bu.
LIme.-sl u l.25 per loo.
LcInons-tr.!iforr s376g42s per
Mapi- sura---New. pure; lsc per 10.
case: Georgia. 81 50Wl.75 per case; wa
termelons. 500 acc: Gems. e5c per bas-
ket.
Mushrooms-Goc per In
Onions-Spanish. $3.50 per crate:
southern. 81 so per .7o-lb sack;
Oiis-Raw linseed. 4ic; boiled linz
seed, 45c gal. less ! per cent for easn
sene. SIC; turpentine. In barrel iots'
OrrasessCaltornIa navels. sici o
SO IA per box; Valencias. s4.2S9fis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,e5o@s.5C per
case.
7ss sSasKet crates. $3.50 bushels
s225G250.
Potntoes-vlrginia white. $685.
PouItry-Hens. 1917 allc; chickens
iohalic broilers, ioc; gessei Sc
Pro, isions-Mess pors. 81 1889. fam. 3
pork. slSGls50: light. clear sl6.,5,
heavy. sl7.50; smoked hams, lST - y
dry sailed hriskets. l0G10hc shou,
ders. loA c: piceic hams. 90: bacon i2f.
lshc: lard. in tierces 1oAc: kettls
e ntered. lie per III.
Observation-Disclosures, s25oG4 per bu
red. $500 "a per bu.
tables. s7l5. cut loaf $3.50. cubes
SEQ. XXXX powdered. $50; granu-
lated. extra coarse. s5.15. graduated
In bulk. 1855: graduated. in 254lb COT
ton bags $50: Michigan granulate1
1855, confectioners' \. 81 so: No I
s. 10: No 2 s565; No. 3. s.. SO. No. 4
e. No. 5. $3.50 No. 8. s.: IS; No. !.
s54o No g. s5.s5; No .. $3.50: No lo
s525. No, IL So 90 No -. s5l5 No
IS. s5 10: No. II. $40: No. Is. s. 70
per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-23
ROOSEVELT YACHT 7
SINKS SCHOONER;
CREW SAVED
Rtinued from First PagcJ

flower. with President Roosevelt, his
family and a party OF friends on
board, while steaming up Long Island
sound early today. bound for Newport,
ran down and sank the schooner
Monawa
One anchor of the Mayflower and
her bowsprit were carried away.
The schooner was heavily laden
with lumber. and was owned by c. u.
Pendleton. OF Islesboro. Me. Her crew
were rescued by the crew of the May
flower, which suffered slightly in the
collision.
The accident was caused by the dense
pail of fog which hung over the sound,
last night. The form OF the schooner
suddenly doomed out of the mist and
in spite OF the efforts of the Mayflow-
er crew TO avoid collision ii was i'm
berladen boat.
President Roosevelt was not ac-
quainted at once with the facts OF the
adventure. The accident happened at
lis o'clock this morning and so
slight was the jar that the president
was not awakened.
The Mayfower left Oyster Bay at
dusk last night with the following
party on board: President Roosevelt,
Mrs. Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt,
Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Master Archi-
bald Roosevelt, Quentin Roosevelt,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Emlin Roosevelt and
r. n. Netherland and John l.. Nc
Grew.
The accident happened between New
Haven and New London and might
have resulted in n more disastrous
adventure under other circumstances.
To Discuss Warship Designs.
President Roosevelt Is here today
to deliver his address at the summer