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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-01

llntcr pcrbohtigcu II NJ
It Gn0en 0cItprbcn. Ser 10
Sabre olte Ncniomin@olbbcrM Sobn
oes Scrrt %r>Srncl Goldberg Don 9tr.
12OL &odion . StroBc, itorb ant
0onncritng ui1tcr iolh' pcroud)tiNcn
ll%rnItdnocnL bob Coroner GorutbcrS
bonn norO0Itlidcn Iiltritt bic Gor-
l,obune cillcr Nlltopiie o%noronctc. Seb.
tcrc luuroc gcItern Nohmitto1 IN Der
Wtorguc porgcllonlnlcll uno crgab,
boB Der &nobe eircn Hicrclls ullo
Sebcrleitcu erlon ipo0llrd) jcglid)cr
Tcr0adt elmer unnotilrlidcn To0cS.
llriod)c 0cGobcn mllroc. Ger &nn6c
mar bcrCit5 lett elmer Wodc ulliuo6l,
iue3bolb sic Gltcrn om Wittpod) 81.
q. u. SrcC0om Der al SaDcttc. mo
GrctcritrnBc cine IpotGefc bctrcibt,
81 N0tb 5oqcn. Or, Srccoom per
id)ricb cillc Mcoi5in, iucld)c in icircr
Tpotbcte bcrgcItcllt pilrbc. Scr Sun.
&C crbicGt bon Ser WeoiSin unb per-
ficl fllr5 oorulti IN bnlbbciultBtloicnl
3ltItono. Nlnr Tonncritog iulrrbc Der
3uItonb ocS &uobcn 10 bcioraniBcrrc-
geno, oob nebcn 81. Trccoom nod
Or. Hobcrt Green bon Nr. TO, Mis-
oilithItroBc, 5ltgcjo9cl lplWoc. %eoe
Sillic fam jebod) born 81 lpGt. NlS
Gr. Green Den anubcn mltcrllldtc,
loa Gr. Trcc0onl Die bon ibnl Der.
ld)rlebcllc Wcoi3ln iucg9elouunlcn bu.
bclL luo0ird, Der Gerood)t oc3 Nrn.
Goldberg errcat ipllrbc. Nic jcbod)
in Ser e(potbcfc o~ngcgcben luitrOc,
hnttc Or. Srccbon1 Die Wc0iiiH an
Iid gcllommen, Inn oericlben nod ct
iuoS bil5u5iliilgcn.
Scincu &crlcblu0Cn CT
lcgcn. 49, aur5 nod I llhr Nciterl
SibGlo Itorb I'M st. Soitpba.Soipi'
tul" Der 81 Sabre ultc S%umptnfilllcr
Trcb. ". Sino Don Nr. III, Norb.
Glrhomitrnbc, oil Den Solacn bon
Wronolulnlocn, lucldc rr nnI IS. Die.
les Mtonuta an Wilc@Nunt cane
oltrd, Die Grploiion elmer @nioIinlonls
pc crlittcn. Coroner GoriluGcra pom
uoromeitlid)cn Giltrift itcutc cillelt
ulli llnioQ InutcnOcn Sootcnifcin
ans.
Stubl NubrunQomiit tic
ii lei 6rou.- Wn. 9teelion,
lpclfcr dis Sod I'M oNaleig6sSotel"
ollgeltclt mar, murbe gcitcrlt I'M mitt.
lcrcn StntionSbonic pom Eoli5eirid).
fer @rornalt lucaen nllGchlid)cnS iebs
itnhla poll Scbcnanlittcln aus benz
Sotel inter $500 9iirgid)oft Dem 8e,
rid)taperiohren iIbcripicicr. Gr io1te.
er babe bic Scbcr9niittcl fir ieine
6rdu genonmnelL mclhe crit fiir5lidl
bon elmer &ronfbeit geneicn iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-01

Hcbcr ons Sebeu Sciu. =
Fd'tor Stergcr bait Spnntug NbenO
ES llhr in Der TreicinigfeitS : Stir.
de cl1cn oltBcrit lebrreid)cn @ortroa
llbcr ooa Sebcn ,5eil. Sns a~lerneuc.
tie Froonft olti Dem @cbiete oer2id,t.
bllocr, miro Den &ortrag iQllItriren,
oonit Die ,3llb0rer 81 gleiber Belt
'oiuobl Die @cItoltclL OILS aud, oiellmt.
9eblnl9 Dor Nltgcn boben. 81 glei.
der 3clt miro aud, Elm portrefflid) ge.
ldnltcr Sing'Gbor iiir iebeS Bib ein
be'onocrcS Sico III @ebor brinaen.
@era0c III oicicr Belt religioicr I'm
0nlolonltcit uno iunotiid)er llmtrie.
be, lit e. loluobl belebreno oils aud,
crtrl'dlcto, lucirn man Die ipabre
0eltnlt Seiu IN ibrcr SuIoiomfeit
mo Sicbc 0eutlib Dor gltgen hat.
5000 @er6oftungcn.- Gent
~&abreabcridlt observation-disclosures
Der Baltimore ? Ohio : 0obn" sll-
iol1c nobnlcn Die Spc5iolpoli,iiteu
mo Gctcftlpe oer9abn imSobrc 1908
5000 %crbaftuulgen Dor. s(dt3ig Yro.
5elit Der Scrbaftcteit ipilroen oerilr-
tbcilt. 9teitn Scrurtbeilte qingcu in's
3lldptbons. 300 ms @~sfGngnib, 143
III Heiormonitolten nno 2lOO sablten
8elDItroIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-01
3!uci ScbcusmMoc.

ST.. Sotob G.ltif BON 8arocnptue iaQt
iid, III cir1cnt Observation-Disclosures
ser MiOoll- Hiucr. Sinic cine SAT-
get in Ole @rllit. - Grou Manlle
StoGcr trintt &urboliGurc. -
&ci0C mCr0cn unt Sebtn blcibc1l.
MnAclidt5 5ohlrciher FolluGlert
500 Der 30 Sabre oltc &afob Glld,
Gin Eroouftcnhdn0lcr bon scr @eloirs
Noo0, nubt Soutbernzglpcnltc @ar.
OenniQc, III tincm StrubcnbobusgSoG.
Non Der WiibolcM jpcrs&lnic al Toir=
mount, n0bc WiiIton Nucnlc, Cinci
Mcpolper mo iuGtc it'd cine &uQcI IN
oic linft Nrilit cbc i'm &rnlouO all
ser Sh0t pcrhin0crn fonntc. fntilrs
lid, cntlton0 cine 9roBc N%llirC0lung
llllt1r 0cn Yoliu0icrel1, inter Ocl1Cll
iid) 0liiflidcr Neiic feline Gnmcn be-
fan0cr. Ger Gonbllfteur ln0 nlchrcs
re 0l0cre WGrnler bottet icoodl Wtl-
ltc30c1cinuart 0cultN Den &trlcBtcll
%id)lcnmiNlt nod Der Giiicc pom Gr. :.
i. Miltcna an Soirmnnlt, nubt Wtils
ton Nucnnlc, 5lt troacll 100 lhn1 ell
Nothucrhono onNClegt pllr0c, bis Nl2
Nmbulun5 oc@ norooItlid)cl IiltriIt@
crldIcn, mcldc i'm nud) 6enl st. So.
lcpb1sNoipttol" brud)tt. Ir. &irbu,
Der Cen SclbItmor0-Gun0ibntcn in
HcbonolllilN llnhnL, lncirtc Die <1cl
lultcr ocnl lintcn Shultcrblutt. Gr
crtl1rtc Die Ncrlcbu1Q iiir llid)t ltz
bcnaQc'1hrltd). Mr. Glid lit pcrhei-
rotbct mo bat NnCi &inocr. Seine
@ottln beIlldtr i'm Ncitcrn 9lbtno I'M
Soipital, cr mci9crtc lid ober, ibr oen
@rlllo illr lcllc (hot III iulct.
Srnnt @orboliGurc.
@Gu2Iidcr llniricpc idcint sic Scr
onlollun0 0cbtloct 5l hobclL Dob Die
% Sabre oltc 6rnu Miuril Stodcr,
@ottin Oca &rn. Sreo. Stodrr BON
Nr. 1907, Siio.Goit-N ptmc. 0citern
NbenO cincn Northumberland modlz
tc. Sic trunf oTl StrerptrltruBc, 5lpt-
ld)cn Canton. mo Gult.Nucmuc. cine
Tlalde &urbolldlrc ltCr. Nr. N.lton
Sane pom Nr. 2Sl1. Slloionitrobe,
lpcld)cr sic Sroll inlltn ioh brnhtc tic
nit Miilic 0C9 NoliSiitcn @ciAcr ponl
Gitlid)Cn Iiitrift not) Der Sdlllc Nh.
II. NuNotnL,ibr bort cill Wc1cnnlit,
tcl cinNcgtbcn mor0cn mar. mrr0c tic
IN Der Nmhnloni bc@ oItlid)cn 81.
Itritt3 llnd Dem o>SoDn2 Nopfilo' so
lpitol" iibcraeiiibrt, no lie Ourd) Gr.
:. 2. BROTHERHOOD nltBcr HchtnSNc.
fobr Ncbrod)t lullr0e. &u Ser Sold)t
Der Sebcnamiibcn muroc cin 3ettel
0cflut0Cn, ullf Dem ibr Nnl1t mo bic
NorciIc 0tS Srn. George Norris, 9tr.
SOL SiiosGlintonitroBc, pcrmcrft lpo.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-01

) IT. Wrabc gCtrageu. Sic
NccroiNlul0 Der UNI GicnitoG gcitor.
bcnr1 Strait Ncnrictto Boilers fono
Qcltcrn MoGnittoN pom Troucrboulc,
9tr. 921, Mcit-Ntlllbcrrn StruBc. ans
itntt. Gin Nrob2a SroucrNeiolgc Nob
Scr (ootcn 0oa Wclcitc ST ibrcr lc3-
ten Nnbcit0ttc olli Der Baltimore
GcuctCrn". 3ohlrcid,c mo ihonc
GiumcnipHnncn id)nlildtcn bcl Sorg.
Eoltor @nl. $. Nltfbcrhnor bon ser
oeutidJcn llltbcriiGen ct. &obomne$a
Stride an Der 0CIt NioolcS troBc
0ntirtc inl Srducrbnllic lnb onl
Wruhc. 9US @nbrtithtrGacr fltt0irs
ten Ole Scrrcn Grncit $. Sdnliot,
Nlbcrt Mcinc, 9iidaro Mbitncn.
Grnnt Ellrnl, NlbCrt &llrlep rulo
Sobn @ciicr. Grou Boilers mitroc
an %, Mai 1914 in baltimore &c.
borcn. SIN Sabre 1868 prrbcirotDctc
lie ild) nit @rn. @iIiom 8. GoncrS,
luclhcr i'm Dor 3ipei Sobrcn I'M Sooe
pornlt@0in1. 3u Sen Sinterblicbcrcn
5Ghlcn: 5luei S0huc. Die Scrrcn Trcs
ocrid @idiom uno @iaiom Src0arid
&ollerS, 5mci Eod)ter, Die Nrouen
Nnno NoltbIib mno Gotborinc Ga
bile. 5luci S6ucitcrL oic Srollcn
Sopbic Brandt mo ,Srlilt5 Spcdcr,
Elm WrlOcr. Sr. SolliS G6iencpcr,
ionic }n0lf 0robtinocr. 2cidcnbcs
llottcr George ". 2cim6od belor0tc
oir ARRANGEMENTS ocS &%eQrGbniiicS.
%utrrciiantc Gortrdgc.-
llntrr Den NuipiSiCn Der nStcnogrns
piers 2iiociation" ionb q~cItcrnAbcllo
I'M 300 6ellolu.S cnpcl" cine groBc
&crioWnllnn2 itott, IN lpcldler Gr.
9lrtbur Y. '0errinG. Scfret0r Ser
Stnnta &rrcn . Gomnniiiion, mo
Gr. Nnl. Nurgcb Cornell, JIM. pom
nSGcpporO unO Gnnd) @oipi
tul" iQnitrirte GortrGgc bietten iibcr
Die moocrnc 0cbnnollng Der r%Srriins
uigcn. 81. Colts Somnol bon ser
Niphiitriifct &linif oeS fiobn5 Sop.
tinS-Soipitols biclt sum S6lllB CT
ncn &ortrng iibcr Slrberculoii&.
Ser 3 Iteno Terl d) i &
run03 G"crcin" crmGblte in
ieincr Acitrigen Gcrionnluug I'M
Goiilo bca Fottcrion . YorS, peldc
bon iIbcr tO Miitglieoern bcilld)t
mar, indifference 8culntcn uno 81
rcttorcn: TrGiiOcnt @nl. u. Glen.
brnlot. crItcr %iccprGiiocnt Gi,oerl
Sbomoa, 5iueitcr &iccprdiioent Wcni.
M0lper, Orittcr Niceprdlibcut Soiepb
Sdrcibcr. Sdntmciiter Nm. aobrid.
protofoQircnocr It. correlponoirenocr
ScfretGr lSohn q. @cfcr, 6inonj.Sc.
trctdr SSfor &ollig. Nluolt GboS.
4. Goobp Scrncnntn al NrmS rSobn
@rulcr; Iircftorcn: GboS. :. =.
Stcincr, ,Solcpb Ser, Gbriition &alts
tcn6um, :. q. Siap, Hobert 9ct,
ySnl. ". 26ornioL Charles aobridl
Sobn 0ubert, Suniel Nob. HooG =.
Jlitton, Soiepb S1rcibcr mo Con-.
). @~ologber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-01

9ranD III CT mecritif -
I'm Dem Oefcftell Haltd)iang bes port
Scrrn Golpar @ittner bcluobrtenSoll.
les Ir. 1873, SlteGlenleniitrdBe, cnt-
itollb gelicrn Ibctto Gcgclt 6 llbr el!i
1Scucr, tpeldJc3 Iollf heS iolortigell
GinareifenS Ser Seuermebr : Cont
pag1lie Or. II mir gcriracn Sd,oocn
nurid)tete. 0os Saus lit Gigentbunl
bcs 8crrlt 9ittncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-01
Sat b6icS &lnt gcmodJt.

SltIlllllllo ltll0 GQlltnp hUQpC.
Sat bjicS NlMt gcmodyt.
Ter @ciud) zines Gontitr'2 Der Spi-
rit!toicn @roBbGnolcr bel Scr
S]plritpicn g HicqB @cG0roc
id)ari tritiiirt. &iydjcnmjts
NlieOcr crhcbcl Ncidn2rbc 9cacn
ELM Ncitanront 0u Norlcm @}ort.
Ser @cinh ciut9 Counties Oc9
&crlIir0 Der GlGro2 Spirituoicu-
Sender bel Scr 5pirituoicn Yiccn}.
%CbGrNc hat in Den Ncibcu Der
Nrultcr mo Ncltduwntcurc uicl b0lc2
Wlut Qcnloht. Cog Gonnitc cmpiobl
bcfonntlid) Der Ncb0r0c. 0uB feline
2iccai al Cincn HcituurotclW o0cr
sen @crtrCtCr 0ciiclbCn u,lvNcitrllt
mcr0cn iouc, Der iib elmer &criCbmG
scr Gpirituoicus @clc6c iduloig &C
nudlt hobt. &a3 Die @r0uCrCi Nns
t"crciicu B~CIupllt hottcn, mar, 0em&cr.
trcter cilc5 ioidct 9fcItouwotcrW3 Ole
@icUl5 nit Scr Nc0inlllnl men ,jlt
pcrlcjh2n, oub cine ]nodnluIiAe @cs
icbc2- l(cbcrtrctlng 5rr IDtlc hoGcu
mjlr0c, 0ab fctnc mcitcrc s%ticcn} iilr
bo@ bctrciiel0c @otnl 0enItrt lpCroc.
(lnlcr ioid}et llmitdn0clL 10 miro &c.
iolAcrt, mjlr0c lcpoNl Der Gilcnt6ir.
MGR 0n@ &1f0l9, luic Der ,$ilbober
GciIclbcn id)pn ooiijr icr5cL OoB
feline nc,Ic Gcicbc3s &crlcbtul Dor,
femme. l(nlci0hr 100 N]ci,orrotcurc
troren I'M lestcn Sabre Der Scr
lcbi1lR Der Spiritlloicn.@cicb ijbcr.
iii0rt, pom O1ncn % cine Grl1cllcriln9
Ter 2icen5 aui 0cn Nnmcn ibrer Nots
tinncn 81 bcmtrn9cn bCobiid)tigtcn.
Gtc M%ibitiuWuHB 5piiden Den mir
tbcll mo 0Cn Spirihioicn WroBs
bGn0lern bot cine Dcrurtigc SGGriG
ol,BcnoHmrcn, bab Gin lbCii Der Grs
ltgycn 'id) mcilcrt, nit bCn |cBtcrrl
ir0cnh ucldg Observation-Disclosures
5n 0o6cH.
Gin Erotcit.
(Sw Nurcuu 0cY StoutaumpolIa
Nmcns crldjicn acitcru circ IcIrQo.
ton non M}it1iic0crN Der biid)0iliMs
nctbp0iitii0cn @or!cm=EorI 2 Stride,
lpeI6s Acacn 0cl Gciricb zines 9ic.
ItOuroni. al Scr Calhoun StroBe,
nn0e @urlGm }art, ocIign ,Snbober
Bic $50. 2ob ulo Stcbl iiito, sc,
idaucr0e crbpb. lic @ciltd)cr crflir.
ten. raB Tie @rHnO 3u Ger &crnml-
tIiu1g hdttcL 6oB III benz &ofolc
@iiid&ipjeic Nc0uloct milrocn. uno
AoB bic &nbo6cr oc4 &otal9 on elmer
&piclb5ic interciiirt ieicn bic lid, in
rrmittcl6orcr NGGc 0c3 NcitnirantS
bciin9c. Ter Stoo1anuhpult bcn0h.
rifrtigtc Mori1nQ 6arnnn bon Der
@CI6mcr0c. &chtercr pcriprnd), o,lr
bcn Hlub cin nndIiomc3 9lltgcn la.
bCl rn0 iiA Der Sudc crinicrn III
ipollcL mcnn 0ic ,Snbober mn cine
ncur Gicenj einfommcn miir6cn.
fcicr. 49, Snr
&rciic iGrcr Iomilicn = Nngcb0ri1en
~iCiCrte 8cItcrn Nbenb t5rou &nrolinc
Icnh1r0t, Satin hc5 Nrn. N0om
Ccnborot. NgctNn Der .9clttid),
Nmcrirnniideil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
@cicQidInit" lrt0 elmer Der Gircfto-
rcu Der oGontou Notionolbanf," III
itrcr &obnmh Ar. sos, Gonton-
Strobc, ibrcn So. Beburt>tna. 9(n.
mcicuo poren ibrc Sinner, bic SN.
| 2u8uit Wf., 6ricorid), Gnlil, 2cror
rn0 15erbinanb 0enborot, Irnu Gliic
Grant uno bic Grls. Soma, 6bcrclc,
WGrn mo Gorrie Gcnborot. Ias
Ncbnrtstn0sfino muroe rcitlid BE.
idcnlt.
6cutr. @ltf nnbtfolntc @eii,
braA Qcltern N6cnO i'm 5%rpeitcn Stod
inert Ger @obtninA ne5 Srn. @eorg(
0ettermnn, Scr, 23t. Sit30. StroBc
| Sauer ais, oos eincn S1uoan BOZ
| ctipo $1,000 a%nridtete.
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oittlhfs
Grogcfd5ob SaOette StraNe.
Gproeruiertel rom Sb0pD@. i0c. Gtiit.
Nirtcvpierisl Onnt SdlUpp5, J9c. Slid.
, silo. Sll;Iic,fd 2Nc.
,Sriihe Snilliet 123Bc. &fN.
4 BIO. Gbtdrruit 28e.
HiclicsShtrien sHc. 80.
. 9Sfo. Sbipcinteratcn ooer Gct,ictter 20c.
~ lSfo. NippclitCOf 29c.
,Sriid)e G~l1lt!tern NIst.
. lith. ]iorierbouies. Strlpiiis ohcr 0iollllSs
Stcni 29c.
Scbpcire 9iicrcr 5Nc. $40. 8jnoaIc0cr 615c.
rSu0dr Gurcn" S6irfen ooer Sped l21ae.
@fInh I%Soironit. 2Sc.
) Hi!tlo 9ofnpcUilo, 23c.
GclifGicicnsc crartcment.
4 Tfo. &nds5iinHiIeiid, zoe.
IScife gSarii. THsc.
StgnrTcH.
80 Sigarrcn Si.45-50 Stamps nit jcbcr Site.
1000 5c.=&tgnrrcn. LARGE UiniaGc, Sunlatn
Nedb!att heifte 10 iNr H9c.
SelbtifaDrtiirtc GaroicS.
Grfter SIur mo 9rogel(5o6 Sl1etie'StraBe.
zoe. gealtrt Gniin, beiie 10c. $50.
zoe. 9tubs TloGc tcr III a!iiD, Toe. Vlo.
SOC. Gbofplune nuer GorteI5 zoe. 9fb.
SOC. Combination, ) %fh. a~iiprlirte Candies,
20c.
gern1fincr gros.'
srp5e Saa,ilicn.eSoen,
sxanettess tra6e, Snrd bis jur aeTingtunsS trdse.
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sprSicn! SpclicI!
~L,H. ~ 49,. l.

@ir o~crfunitl 1cutc iriidcu 5Dmterldfc oocr
0idniiG. b]eiunocra iilr Nerrbcincr'5 Bros.
bon -elner ocr beiicIl i%Gnitdrct MiolIcreten III
WiarH!dno u~ercilct; SC. Quart. uuo NIT iaocaf
Quart ec6el mir cine @iu reiuer. rtidJ,r SG5s
lie. 6rifNe NtiierniLN, be. ENnrt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-30
POOR PLACE FOR
POOR MAN.

J. b.. Kelly, a form3r resident of
Wadena county, recently wrote the
Verndale Sun his opinion as to the
western country. AS the same will
makegood food for thought for some of
our Morrison county citizens who have
the western tever we publish the
letter, which follows:
Dear Editor: As I have been here
just two winters, as they call 1t out
here, I am going to write few lines
to your paper. To me. there has been
no winters. receive great many
dltions of the weather. and as 1 have
here OF the weather during the year
1908, I shall send it to you and it Will
give the people there good idea of
what the weather is here.
81 see by Neigbor Henderson S
letter to the Sun that they have had
10 inches of snow in Oregon. And
Frazier says they have not had it so
mild in California with the downpours
and washouts. He is perfectly right
IN regard to secret organizations
which are formed IN the west in re-
gard to climate and conditions They
Try to make one believe they could
live on climate, but one has to pay
mighty dear for everything else. And
Furthermore l advise no working man
in the east to come here If he has any
kind of a JOB at home AS to farming
this portion OF the state is not
adapted to farming excepting in very
small patches. 1t costs from $500 to
$3.50 an acre to clear land. All is well
enough for a sick or old person to
| come here to live IT they have plenty
Of money.
And brother farmers OF Wadena
county, be perfectly content on your
farms, as you have the ideal spot OF
the middle west, as you will know il
you sell out and try to locate IN some
new locality.
7 2 XII Nv
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-30
SHORT SKETCH OF LITTLE
FAILS nv OUR MAYOR.

FALLS BY OUR MAYOR.
Under the heading of characteristics
of a Minnesota City IN the Pioneer
Press of the 24th, appears the picture
Of Mayor Moegleln and short sketch
of the city furnished them by the
mayor. The article follows:
Little Falls, the county seat of
Morrison county, has population of
about 1000 people ana is situated on
the banks of the Mississippi river
about 100 miles above the Twin Cities.
The river at this point plunges over a
bed of solid rock forming a natural
dam which has been improved, giving
Little Falls one of the finest water
powers in the United States.
Little Falls has many factories,
including a large sawmlll, paper and
pulp mills. two flour mills, two brick
yards, a large brewery and bottling
plant, horseshoe factory and others
too numerous to mention.
It has three banks, fifteen churches,
st. Gabriel's hospital, st. Otto's or
phanage, an old peoples home, five
large, up to date schoolhouses, a
public library, city hall, fine court
house and an up-to-d date business
college, one of the best IN the state.
Little Falls also has electric lights,
waterworks, sewer, and six blocks OF
the business streets are paved with
macadam, with more to come this
summer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-30
MINISTERS WHO PREACH AT
PEF()RNfATORv 5tsHrr,H -,

MINISTER'S WHO PREACH AT.
REFORMATORY KICK.
Unless other methods are used to
pay them for their services, the st.
Cloud ministers will refuse to conduct
services at the state reformatory in st.
Cloud.
According to the present plan the
minister who conducts the services is
forced to make an affidavit before a
notary public that he did the work
before he is allowed the pay.
A complaint was Registered by the
local men before Supt F. L. Randall
who in turn presented it to the state
board of control The board states
that the statute provides for atfidavits
and exceptions cannot be made even In
the case of ministers.
Several st. Cloud clergymen stated
that they will refuse to conduct any
more services.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-30
The CITY FATHERS
City Lookup Condemned
--SprinkIing Assess
ment Made

The city fathers met IN adjourned
session with a full attendance last Sat
urday evening, and after approving
the bond Of l. Gottsteln for liquor
license, considered few other I'M.
portant matters.
Notice from the state board of con-
troll that the local city lookup was
condemned-having been found to be
in an unsanltary and unsafe condition,
without proper ventilation, steel cell
ing or cement floor, when inspected by
1nspector-was read, and the building
committee was instr ucted to look into
the matter. The chief of police was
instructed TO make arrangements with
the sheriff for the temporary use OF the
county Jail as the city bastile.
The spri mixing dlstict for this sum-
mer was fixed by resolution as
follows: Broadway from Third street
east to east end of Broadway bridge
First street from First avenue north
east to 100 feet south of First avenue
southeast; Second street from First
avenue northeast to Broadway.
Chief Emder of the fire department
notified the city council that the
rubber hose on the chemical had burst
in several places and would have to be
replaced, 100 feet of the 1-inch hose
being needed. He spoke again of the
condition of the cotton hose on hand
and need of new hese. Tue chief also
asked that new rubber coats be ordered
for the tire department. The rubber
hose will be purchased at once, and a
number of feet Of the cotton hose Will
most likely be purchased in the near
future, the city clerk being Instructed
to write supply houses for prices on
hose.
In regard to allowing rebates on
cement sidewalk building this year,
Alderman Bast1en thought it would be
hest not to allow rebates this year. A
number of the other aldermen ad-
vocated that the rebate be given this
year as during the past few years
thereby encouraging more cement
walk building and giving others the
same benefit as has been received by
those already having put in walks.
The matter Will come up at another
meeting. - ---- 80
The dog tax matter, which had been
left to this meeting, was taken UP and
the city attorney was instructed to
draw up an ordinance, whereby dogs
will be taxed in three classes, tax
of 81 each to be levied on two classes,
and tax of So to be levied on the
other class, and that all dogs not SO
taxed and tagged will be killed.
The city clerk was instructed to
purchase the tags for licensed dogs.
Instructions were lett for the street
commissioner to look up the wooden
walks of the city, and to report all
those In bad condition..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-30
4 BIGGER STREET FAIR.
Than Ever to be Held on
September Is, IL
and 10

A special effort will he made to
have bigger and better street fair IN
this city this fall than any given in
previous years. This was decided on
at the first meeting of the Little Falls
Street Fair association, which was
held last Friday evening at the Com
mercial club rooms at which w. II.
Ryan, Austin Koslosky, W. H. Hall,
Warren Gibson. F. A, Nelson and j.
w. Crossfield were present.
Austin Koslosky was elected presi-
dent OF the association, w. II. Hall,
vice president; Warren Gibson,
secretary, and W. H. Ryan, treasurer.
j. w. Crosstield, who was secretary
of the ASSOCIATION last year, reported
S26 remaining in the treasury. and
that the association had the booths
and lumber needed for the street fair
on hand.
1t was stated that 1t requires about
$1,000 to finance the street fair each
year. The state, allows about $500
each year to these associations in each
county, providing the fair is held
annually Associations not holding a
fair each year are not allowed to share
IN the fund which is apportloned by
the state. Solicitors will begin the
Work Of raising the amount needed, in
the near furure The merchants and
other business men have responded
very generously IN the past, and the
amount needed to give excellent
premiums and to secure fine attrac-
lions for the 1909 street fair it is ex-
pected. Will be raised with little
difficulty.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
September Is, II and Is, were selected
as the three days on which the
street fair is to be held this fall. A
premium list will be published and
sent to all parts OF the county as soon
as it it arranged for. The farmers
will be requested to notify the street
fair committee within week or ten
days of the street fair how much stock
and what kind of stock they are to
put on exhibition, SO that the
committee can arrange for the shelter
ing Of the stock.
AS instructed at last Fridays meet
ing, the secretary of the association
has already written to book some OK
ceptlonally fine amusements for the
street fair. It was decided not to
have balloon ascension for the com.
ing occasion, as IN the past they have
proved disappointment, but arrange
ments will be made for an automobile
race instead.
Societies, lodges and churches are
requested by the association not to
give public suppers or the like during
any Of the three days of the street
fair.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-30
Welded IN HONOLULU.

The following appeared IN the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser of Honolulu,
Hawaii Territory, IN it's issue of April
10: The wedding of Claude Kellogg
OF Little Falls. Minnesota, and Miss
Elva Evans daughter of Mrs. George
F. Evans, was solemnlzed at the Vida
Villa last evening. The bridal pair
will spend their honeymoon at the
Volcano House OH Hawaii, leaving for
HlIo on the Mauna Kea today.
The groom is connected with the
Won Hamm- Young garage and the
bride IS charming local society bud.
Rev. j. W. Wadman ofdciated, and
Mrs. Kirk B. Porter acted as matron
of honor. After the ceremony there
was dancing. to the music of Ernest
Kaa1's orchestra, which was kept up
till a late hour.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-30
GO WEST.

Mis-. T. Broder and family departed
Tuesday for Eugene, Ore. at which
place Mr.. Broder IS located and where
the family Will make its future home.
Miss Emily Broder Will leave for the
western state at the completion of her
school work at franklin, MIMI, where
she is teaching. The Broder residence
on Third street northeast is to be
occupied by Frank Green.
Their many friends will wish them
abundant success in their new home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-30
SPAR FOR THE RED MEN.

The members of the Red Men lodge
were entertained at their hail last Fri
day evening, four sparring matching
being put on Immediately after the
business meeting. The referee called
all the matches draws. Sylvester and
Hapka, paper weights, went three
rounds; that between Frank Knute
between George Jones and Fred
Grelsch, a pretty contest, three
rounds; and the one between Tony
Plettl and Alfred Stoll. which was
one of the fastest exhibitions of give
and take, went three rounds