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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
BY TY COBB.

BY ~ COBB.
There Is just rs much difference be-
tween the fans the ties around
the Ameri an lcGg llr AT as II Is
possible 20 be lytN2en people who
live in the same Ountry and under
the same flag. OF cou Sc. this applies
10 the ties in the National league as
well as the American. because IN the
towns where both len ues have clubs
there cannot be a chan sc just because
the people go to IL different ball park.
Four cities In the league will fur
nish the opposites, They are Chicago,
Philadelphia. Boston and Washington.
The patrons OF the lame in Chicago,
taking them as whole, are unruly,
often rough and many times danger
Gus.
The Chicago fans will fight for the
home team, and most OF them declare
when their club has lost game that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20

BASEBALL FANS" FORGET
TO PRAISE LOU cRlGER.

While they are all talking
about ICY" Young's marvellous
work. the fans and the baseball
writer's are overlooking a mod
est athlete. who says but little.
but who has helped a lot to
keep ICY" Young at the top
OF the heap among the pitchers.
and that is Lou Criger. ICY -
himself praises Criger and says
that he owes much to the lanky
catcher. but the baseball world
in general forgets the man be-
hind the bat.
Yet, IL they would look back
a couple OF years and examine
the dope" the year Criger was
out of the game, the fans Will
find that Young had the poorest
season OF his career, winning Is
and losing 81 games. But ICY
gets the glory and the cash as
we'll.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
Grand Trunk Railway system
Toronto Exhibition

Tickets will be on sale August %
TO Saturday. September IL. Round
trip, 1925. Special days. September
1. also September Z. Round trip.
s4.45. All tickets valid 10 return un.
I'll September IL. City Ticket once,
No. ia wootward.ave. Phone M 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
BICYCLING FROM
NEW YORK TO PARIS

OMAHA. Aug. 20.-Following in the
path OF the automobiles. two Germans
from New York, Henry Fisher and
Robf. Helenrich. are bound for Paris
on bicycles, determined to make a
record and win a reward put up by
a big bicycle manufacturing concern
in Belgium. They left New York,
June 81, and arrived here in Omaha,
Saturday. They report at the police
Headquarters In every town so as TO
secure the official seal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
OLDEST BASEBALL
On EXHIBITION

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Aug. 20
What is said to be the oldest basubafi
in the United States Is on exhibition
in local show window here. 1t was
won by the Newburg team against the
old Eclipse Athletic club team on June
20, 1862. ExGov. Odell's father played
with the Newburg team. The ball has
been gilded and inscribed with its his
tory. It Is now the property OF DR..
Philip Seixas OF Mount Vernon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
How They finished
On The Grand Circuit

THE HUDSON VALLEY. 2:2s TRoT;
PURSE sl.5Oo--3 IN 5.
Vandetta, br. b.. by Ber
nadotte (McCarthy)... 1
Alceste. br m. (Geers)
Bonnie Way. b. IN. la
Sa ssi1s blk. ; m. tRarses.j ! ! ! ! !
ST. Peter. br. *. tCox). DIS
Oretto. blk. x. (Mc-
Timems:i2H; a::isA; s:isn; a;lsn;
2;204
THE OAKLAND BARON STAKE. s4,-
600; 21a TROT-3 IN 5.
Hamburg Belle. br. m. by Ak
worthy (Andrews) ........
spanish Queen, b. m. (Macey). z 9
Carlokin. br. h. (Durfee) ..... 4 4
Prince c., br. h. (McHenry). DIS
Axtellay. b. m. (Thomas) Ids
Directum Penn. b. h. Cheese
Time-s:o5X; f:o7: i:oi.
THE POUGHKEErsfE. si.5ee; s:es
PACE IN 3.
Major Brine. blk. h. by Wild Brine
tHltchey)a $3.50. l ]
william C., br. &. Murphy. 49,. . !
Hal Raven. b. m. (Snow) ......
Leslie Waterman. CHI. x. (McDon-
Miss George, br. m. (Gerrityj ...i
Lady OF Honor. ch. m. (Thomas). s z
f.aureatta. b. m. (McKinney) $3.50.
Manager II, b. h. (Fullager) .... )
Virginia, CHI. m. (MunE) ..........us
Arrow. b. e. (Cox) ..............ds
Tlme-2.05A 2:07. "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
SCHM|DTKE TAKES
COLUMBIA ALLEYS

Otto Schmidtke is planning TO
make great changes in the Columbia
bowling alleys before opening them
this fall. He has become proprietor
of the place since Robert Menninger
retired and will begin by having new
alleys laid and mineralite balls sub
stituted for the present old ones. A
new lighting system will be installed
and the cafe will be entirely separ-
ate from the bowling alleys.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
She Likes Good Things.

Mrs. Chas E. Smith, OF West Frank.
I'm, Maine, says: II like good things
and have adopted DR.. Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine.
because they are good and do their
work without making a fuss about H."
These painless purifiers sold at e. @.
Kinsels. Central Drug Co. and Gray
& Worcester's drug stores.
McAleer, of ST. Louis, denies that he
has purchased the services OF Paul
Cobb. although he admits that he Is
looking the young man over.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
BY MILTON r. PALMER.

The Tigers were stung and stune
right Wednesday and the experience
was like that OF the boy who
experimental with the bee. He found
a sting in the tail OF the critter. New
York has had no competition for the
tail-end position OF the league but
they showed by this game that they
can sting little bit yet.
AS has happened on sundry other
occasions. George Mullin was painful
~ easy for the other fellows TO hit.
II was a complete reversal OF form
from his Boston game when he pitch
ed good ball, although beaten In an
extra inning combat.
BAD SUPPORT MADE MULLIN 5
GAME LOOK WORSE. CARELESS
HANDLING OF THE BALL AND
RECKLESS BASE RUNNING MADE
THE TIGERS LOOK BAD FOR ONE
DAY.
An apparent injustice has been
done the Detroit team by the act OF
President Johnson in suspending Bill
Donovan for the latter's dispute with
Silk O.Loughlin in the frst- New York
game.
THE SMILER Is BEING PUT OUT
OF THE GAME JUST AT A TINE
WHEN HE Is MOST NEEDED FOR
AN OFFENSE THAT WAS VERY
SLIGHT.
His protest against bad decision
took the form OF throwing his glove
on the ground. without word OF com
ment. For this Silk put him our OF
the game and he draws a suspension
In addition. That Donovan did not
continue his silence after having been
unJustly ordered from the field but
told OLoughlin what he thought, may
have something to do with the action
taken.
This does not alter the fact that
elk was too hasty In the first
place. And that the Tigers have TO
suffer for HIS temper.
II is happy circumstance that St
Louis always gets bumped more OF
less at the same time that we do.
Otherwise the procession might be
broken up.
So far as the eastern round has
gone, the tough time that ST. Louis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20

Two-base hits-Hemphill, Ball, Ches-
fifrc--haae- htte-Biatr,- Muffin
stolen Discretionary, McIlveen, MORT
arity 2. Hemphill, Ball. Double plays
Hemphill. Ball and Moriarity: Laporte,
Moriarity and Conroy; Downs and
Rossman. Left on bases-Detroit IL,
New York Z. FIRST base on bails-Or
Chesbro 2. off Mullin 2. First base on
orrors--New York j. Hit by pitched
bail--By CHESHIRE |. struck out--By
Cheshire ths- A+ttliiH Mild pitch
CHESHIRE. Time so. Umpire-O'Lough-
lin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

tesferdny's Results.
Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg o.
Chicago 8. Boston 1.
New York g. Cincinnati Go inn.).
Rain at St. Louis.
Todsy's Games.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at PittsburR.
New York st Ctnetnnetf-
Phillies at ST. Louis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20

Yesterdays Results.
New York S. lTtroit o.
Athletics 6. Chicago 3.
Boston 7. Cleveland 2,
Washington "a. st. Louis Al.
Today's Games. -
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland AZ Boston.
ST. Louis at Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
The Days Racing
On the Short Ship
AHA PACE; PURSE $500.

2;lS PACE; PUhSh toOO.
Dick White. ch. ~, by
Nuthurst (Ross) ..,.. 1
Jesse James. b. X.
]. X. l., b. h. tTrudell).. . 4
High Seven, big. (Brown) 2
Phoebe Hal. CHI. IN, CAL
king nse Heart, b. e twas.
Butter Bowl. b. m. Or
win) ..-,-,...,,....1 Or
a.aT TRoT: PURSE $500.
Srhadeland Faustalear. b. h..
by Cuyiercoast (CHreD -. l i
Sonoma May, h. M. by Lyn-
wood w. (Benyon) ... 2 q
Esther Grenn. Lm--IBen--
MAJOR faw. blk. q, (Elliott) 4
Green Tell. br. n. (Jonos) ds
MAY Kennedy. br. IN. (Rossl 4 DIS
Time--7:f6A; 2:ieA; 2ibH; 216h.
sos PACE; PURSE $500.
Isineta, b. M, by Barolite
fLoomisl ...'........
Ruth WiIdman. ch. m. (Harri.
EIbrino. b. h. (Porter) .....2 .
Colletta. b. m. (Tobias) 49,.
Bf.-Fox. b. q. (Gahagan) go.
Time :0ea,: 2.oa& 2.12K.
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Totals .........a7 s IA 81 IA
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McAIeer, of 81. Loui.. dep,e. Tim,
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES AT A GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
West DARLING

March 11.-Some Of the names that
were wrong and some Of those that
were mitted from the report Of at
tendance OF school in district No. 80,
are ss follows: Willie Peterson 104,
Herbert Malm 81, :Higort Nelson rs.
George Nelson rs. George Whippler
so, E1eanora Cortner Al. There we're
"a enrolled in this school this year,
We hear that Albert Peter was
elected as supervisor.
Town election was q real hot one.
There was four tickets in the field,
but town hall was not voted for.
We can use the school house, provided
not more than q per day is charged
for it's use.
Misses Minnie and Martha Peter
expec ct to 60 to Little Falls next week.
Miss Maude Freeman was in Little
Falls Tuesday.
Chas. Grow is hauling hay 70,
August BlomQuist.
Not many farmers were at A, q.
Nelson's mill Monday. Roads were
too muddy. Remember he is ready fol
business every Monday.
Our operator had an order from
tt 9 company to move away from here
last week. August Blomquist i'm
mediately wrote to the company about
tho matter and Ne are Rlad that hi
will remain. That the way to d.
business. - i.
There will be services held at thu
school house in district IS, Monday
the 10TH, at half past seven p. 10.
Rev. Edw. Olson. from Princeton,
MINI vili offieiAte b..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
TWO RIVERS

March 1O.-Frank Puchalls of North
Prairie left for North Dakota with
John Hesch from Bockman last week.
+ Miss Maggie and Martha Tuttle lef5
for Duluth last week.
Miss Mary Sculthies, who was st
the hospital at st. Cloud. returned last
Saturday. s-
Miss Gertrude went to Little Falls
last Saturday to spend q few days
with her sister, Mrs. Vie or. =.
Nick BurggraR and wife lett for
Cold Spring, where they will attend
the funeral OF their brother, John.
The odore Kamps was q Royalton
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper JaDski were
visitors at St. Cloud Sunday.
Jim Boy q Of Royalton was a caller
at North Prairie Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mre. Joe Kliep,
son,
Mrs. Joe Wiener of Little Falls is
visiting her parents at North Prairie
this week.
The Stodolka Bros. were busy saw
ing God IN this vicinity last week.
Frank Kedrowsky was attending
church at North Prairie Sunday.
. frank Sobieoh is busy hauling hay
this week.
+: John and Nick Thomilla returned
from the woods last week and they
say tho woods are on the bum right
now.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
RICE LAKE

March IT, The snow storm of last
week made tray cling poor for few
days on account Of the drifts ~
Thomas Lamb visited wi tn Els
family in Little Falls Saturday; and
Sunday.
Washington Love drove from Pierz
Thursday, where he has been visiting
a few days;
James Mcleod Of this place was on
the bill at the Bellevue town meeting
for chairman OF the board.
Henry Love wac hauling his gram
from Tom Lambs Monday.
Our mail carrier. j.. F. McNany
on youte 8. found the roads in. very
bad condition after the storm Of last
week, bnt Fortunately the roads were
broken ont some the first Of the week.
: A number from here went to Royal.
ton Tuesday to attend town meeting.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
El : 1 DARLING

March 11.-Thno Il much tall
created over tho youSg folks. = aklne
d1sturbances ct meetings by IN
necessary talking and Laughing. This
should be stopped.
There will be services at the
8wedish Lutheran church next Sun
day, but We are unable to give the
time Of the services.
a guide board has been put up in
N0rtheast Darling. We need these
guide boards al over thetowp..
We understand that number of tho
farmers Win give = quantity Of stone
to be used on roads and bridges.
The mail carrier is on time every
day. He was presented with dozen
OF eggs for being 60 prompt.
Papers are kent on the trains more
regular than formerly, and as Q CON
sequer co quito number Of them are
disposed OF here daily.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
Green PRAIRIE

March 1l.-Mls. j. Pearson and
children IF Little Falls visited with
relatives here Sunday
Mr.. Lindblom Of Staples was the
guest Of frieL ds here few days last
week
Mr. and Mrs. e. Eckerson and
SOD, Dewey, visited with relatives at
Little Falls Saturday.,
- There viii be telephone meeting at
the school house in district No. 10
Saturday evening, March Il.
Emil johnson was caller at Little
Falls Sunday afternoon.
Among these who attended church
here Sunday were Meesrs Kelly,
Pearson and Goodman son OF Little
Falls.
Miss Minnie Laiture, who has been
tho guest Of Miss Celia sauvola at
Little Falls, returned home Satur-
day
Albert Chadwick Of Little Falls ie
the guest of friends here this week,
Miss Ethel Pearson visited her
parents at Little ..Falls Saturday and
Sunday.
T. A number OF young people Of this
place attended the surprise party al
VIM. seigaps Friday evening 4
&c cd time wee reported by all
a. Wittwer and SOD, Chas., whe
have been to Marshall, N1nn., OF
business returned home Monday.
A sleigh.load of young people o:
the BAPTIST church of Little Falls
accompanied by Rev. and Mrs
Milne. were entertained by the younf
PEOPLE Of this place Monday evening
The evening was spent in music an
, speaking. A lunch was served, sfte
which oil departed for their homes
A good time was reported by ALL
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13

throughout the evening. Retire shment is
were served at l2 o. clcck after which
the guests took their Departure
Messrs Vince, Stel] and Matt Pjlarski
and Walter Pellowski of Platte,
Miss Kriegar Of Freedman, ard
several from Sullivan were the out Ct.
town guests.
Frank Brisk and St. Kimenski
made Y business trip to Pie1z Satur-
day.
Frank Novick and wife and ". A.
Wegnar visited over Sunday ia Little
Falls.
Miss Tracy Kimenski stayed 3 few
days last week with Mrs. Joe
Morosky,
Ho6mars are busy hauling lumber
from here to Pie1z.
Novicks are busy hauling tine slabs
to Little Falls.
The supervisors Of Pulaski WIRE
called on to inspect the work on the
new toWn.line road last Saturday,
but the ork Isn't quito completed.
Walter Novick had the pleasure of
entertaining serveral school teachers
last Sunday, He took them to SEQ
tho country and surrounding farms
about here, with his new carriage
and driver.
The snow is so deep it keeps the
little folks in Northern Pulaski from
going out to make calls on Sunday
evenings,
Mike Novick is busy sharing
rabbits these days.
Tie sawyer from the Hoffman "
Go. mill is on the sick list this week,
J. W. Novick, the boiler inspector
Of Chicago. is working for HOFFMAN.
Forenoon & Co.. running the pgine.
Walter Wegner has hired out fol
team ter with tho: Buffalo Bill WILD
West Show for the summer.
Walter Pelowski is hauling logs tc
1.-THE Smith mill
Mrs Walter J.. Novick Is quite i'll
at heI home. .t.. :. A....... ..
The Platte band is unable to prac: ice
this week as the instructor 40 laid ut
The teachers and scholars had Ia
ride to fchool as the snow, was so
deep
Stell Pilarski, who is visiting hia
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. frank Pilayski,
win return to Duluth next week,
Mrs. Joe Pi]arski Of Superior is
visiting with her brother in-laW, v
Pjlarski, this week. .@:..- - &.
Wedding bells! Oh those Wedding
Mrs N. A. Pilarsi and Mrs ",
PeloWksi vent to Lastrup last Mon.
day, .. ...
Bachelors-this is leap year, don (
quarrt about one girl. i!
Mr. Buokshot went to see the dootor
this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
here Hiday % visit his sislsr, Mn

.Asss 11iday % visit Sc aistsr, m
FAINTER.
8. J. Handlers a Burtrum w. I
pleeaont caa1er haro Monday.
Photographer Brod6n Of Little FsIh
made bis regular visit here Monday.
JAMES Martin and family returned
Monday from visit with relatives il
Ohio, Kentucky. Indisna and illinois.
Peter Blair and wife returned from
Little Falls Monday. Mrs Blair wae
recently operated on for appendicitis,
but is telling dne now.
Fud Riebe and Fed Straschein
were st. Cloud visitors over Sunday.
Frank Wilson Of Burtrum was here
on business Monday.
8. s. Scott was Grey Eagle vieito,
Tuesday.
James Martin and family went t
4lenWUod Tuesday to visit relatives.
The village election was held Tues.
day and passed OF very quietyI. Results
shown in another culumn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
: LASTRUP

March l1.-Mr. Steger has returned
from Little Falls.
Miss Mary Bueeseler paid a brief
visit to Little Falls.
Mr.. Kingen intends to 70 INTO the
farming business. He bought team
Of draft horses, q COW and three pigs
at Frank ziegler's auction.
Mr.. Kingen wants to sell his
drivers and two colts. .>
Mrs. sigaty and family moved to St.
Cloud last Thursday.
Rickie traded horses with Joe Van
Herke,
Report of school in district No. 8 for
month ending March 9th:
Enrollm eot 90
Average attendance 81
Days taught 19
Holidays
Neither absent nor tsrdy the entire
month: Lauretta Blake, Lizzie
Buesselar, Annie 4assert, Jac0t
Matilda and Charlotte :, Hartmann,
Lena Muellner, 9 John, Bonnie aud
Felix Ortmanp, Andrew Priee elmler,
Mary and Leo 9askoski. Not abs %
more than one day. Nike, Fred. and
Theodor !. echommer, Susan and
LEONARD Wagner, John Hoffman, and
| Annie Singer. John Ortmann and
Jacob Herman were perfect in. spelling
tho entire month
Clara A. Mazure, teacher.
The officers elected Tuesday will be
found in another column.
In connection with bis saWmil]
Peter Trt tier will put up first class
planning mill.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Nohne1 of Pierx
passed through this city Wednesday
enroute to st. Paul. where they 70 to
purchase their spring millinery
stock.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13

TermUnder S. cash, SIS bankable paper bearing
per cent, due Nov. 1st per cent discount for cash
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
West Bellevue

March H. Everybody attended
elections yesterday.
j.: Hart called at W. G. .B!ockway' 3
Miss Ida Gazing, who has been
visiting hera for. the past week,
returned to her home in West Buck.
man Monday.
Miss Hattie Van Den Heuvel ras
rot 7rned from her three week visit
in Buchanan ard Pierz, aud 10 now
employed at tie Merchants hotel 81
Royalton.
Kisses Lydia Kuscbel and lido
0aking visited in Little Fails between
trains Saturday. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Van Den Beuve1
Of South Buckman visited his paY e2ts,
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Van Den Heuvel last
Friday.
r. G. Kuschel was g caller in
North Prairie Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Will Boyle of ROYAL.
ton have rented q farm of l. w.
Bouok in East Bellevue and moved
there last Monday. ~
The Atkinson railroading Outfit
shipped th1ee car loads Of horses to the
south last week.
Everybody in this vicinity seems to
% busy hauling wood. hay, etc. :,
while tho snow will last.
=. Mrs. A. HJland and son. Jay, who
have spent the winter in Ut. Paul,
have returned and she is keeping
house for Jerry Maho.ey.
All those who were Royalton
callers last Saturday are the follow.
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Den
Heuvel, Eber Tsask, NJ. Kidder and
sister, Mr., and Mre. Geo. Muucy, u.
H. Bfockway, Frank Brockwsy and
son Ed, MI. and Mrs. L. J. Dassow,
Wayne and Mrs. Pauly, Harvey
Muncy, Tom McDougsli. Winnie.
Robert and 81. Kuschel, Mr.. and
Mrs Esrny Muncy and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Schubert.
While Charles Borssh and his son
were hauling . lead Of wood from the
woods last week one of bis horses.
which they were driving. in some
manner broke ore Of it's legs and 1t
was found necessary to Kill the
animal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
Platte

March 1O.-FIank Novack went
to Little Falls sunday on business.
Miss Medium visited at PjerZ
Saturday and Sun day.
The Platte band will practice for the
coming wedding.
Hoffman q Novack have about one
hun dred thousand feet of lumber
sawed and have about thee hundred
Thousand to saw yet. They will sell
lum Der cheap.
Geo, Hoffman will build rev store
at Platte this spring. 1t will be q
good help for the farmers here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
SWANvlLLE

March lO.-Miss Esther Carlson
and Esther Lindbergh went to
Minneapolis Wednesday, where they
will be employed this season. Egb ,rt
Vauzile accom- panied them to Little
Falls, returning home Thursday.
Mrs. Peter MAJ inson and daughter
were Little Falls visitors Tuesday, .-
Mrs. Chas. Smith, who has been
visiting relatives here and at Lake
Beauty, returned to her home at Grey
Eagle Tuesday. ..7..
Walter Cofield, Court and Harry
Vincent departed for: 9lendive,
Montana Thusday, near which place
they will work for tho G. l.. Free
man company on IN irrigation ditch
Little Falls visitors Thursday we're
VIM. Trampe, Miss Martha and VIM.
Molke.
4. Ascot of: Wabay, s. D., vieited
mis- brother. g. 8. Scott, here LAST
Mn. .. G. Markuson of Round
Prairie was the guest OF MIS- John
4arkuson over Sunday, returning
home Monday.
George Thompson of Glenwood
was here last week buying cord
wood.
Mr.. Johnsrud of Cyrus was here
on business Thursday. 49,.
John Elmer and daughter, Clara,
went to Cottonwood, MIMI, Friday.
whore he will undergo an operation
for cataIrh.
Ed. Lafond, manager of the
Transcript, and Ralph Nichols of tho
Sylvester candy store were hero
soliciting business for their compsnys
Friday.
Frank sauter arrived here Friday
from Wabay, s. D., Friday to witt
his mother.
Leander Biteman and wife went to
IT. Ripley Saturday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
haasnsparger over Sunday, returning
The Misses Budlemen and McColley
were Little Falls visitors Saturday.
Arthur Sandstrom went to Little
Falls Saturday to work in the Beaver
Dam Creamery.
J. J. McRae and Chas. Sanford a.
tended the auction at N. Z, Neleon q
at Upsala Friday.
Nrs. dan Campbell visitec( her
parents ct Green Prairie last week,
returning home Saturday.
The infant child of Dick Hardin is
seriously i'll.
Rev. Parks returned to his home at
Grey Eaglo Friday, returning Mon.
day. .s,~I,
Services are being held in the Con-
gregational church every evening this
week.
The progressive circle viii meet
With Mrs. j. D. Stith on Thursday
at1efnoon for work, after which
refreshments will be served,
The Swanville h<me talent company
viii give the famous play, "A Face
10 the Window in Hamm's hall
Friday evening, March 20. Following
is . cast Of characters: Reginald
1ld-Egbert Vanzile; Nose John.
soo-Murdoch Vincent; CHESTER
Lagrange, alais Second Story Bill''
Lee Ford Henry ood-Ohas
f. 'Stith; Vers Stanley Ola
Stems; Mrs. Spo6oId Miss Iris Bo1le-
man; Lillian Stanhope-Miss Lillian
Sullivan; Dinsh-Miss Eva Turner.
Ohas. CAevalier shipped bis house
hold goods to Cyrus Monday, and bis
family left ON an afternoon train.
They have rented a farm near Clintor1
and will make their future home
there
Ms. Lyman Signor and son Of
Little Falls visited relati YES here ove1
Sunday.
MI: Altort OF wabay, $. D., arrived