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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
RANDALL

March 10.-A. v. Mccarthy was q
county seat visitor Wednesday.
Rev. Palmer OF Minneapolis spent
Wednesday at this place. +, 9
Mrs. G.. Barnes and infant son OF
Deerwood arrived here Wednesday for
a several months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Kennedy.
Alex Kennedy returned to his home
IN Walker Wednesday after a short
visit with his parents at this place.
M. E.. Lattlmer and T. r. Calhoun
were callers at Green Prairie Thurs
day
John Wahlberg and son, Dewey,
We're county seat visitors Thursday.
James Sullivan, Geo. Calhoun and
Walter Cover attended the basket
social in Parker Friday evening.
Rev. Wilkes Of Birch Lake held
services IN the Catholic church at this
place Sunday morning.
Mrs. F. Noggles and daughter
Florence, Of Royalton, came up Sun
day for few days visit with he,
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Jaschke VISITED
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Kempenich. $3.50. 80.
Mrs: A. Kennedy and Mrs. A. Y
Nc arthy spent Monday with relatives
in Little Falls.
A. Hiscock, Frank Snyder, H
Gosch and Clint Chapman were
county seat visi tors Tuesday.
Mrs. Clint Chapman returned hom,
from Little Falls Tuesday, where sh'
| has been for the past week.
There will be an entertainment ant
| basket social in the school house il
district SO Saturday evening. A fin,
program has been prepared by til,
teachers and pupils and cordia
| invitation IS extended to all.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
North Buh

March l7.-Miss Mary Kintz, who is
employed at Grand Forks. is visiting
her parents.
Carl Eckel, who is now resident
of Spokane, Wash, is here visiting
with friends.
Jos. J. Leeb caught a wolf III North
Buh last week.
Lutz Drummer is doing great work
at clearing out muskrats around here.
John Leeb sold a three.year- old colt
to John Fisher, Jr., tor $40.
OTTO Boaer IS busy hauling lumber
from the Smith sawmin. He is 6gur-
ing on building barn IN North Buh,
40175 #. *..-..
John Hopka, Jr., made a business
trip to Sullivan and Platte lakes las!
week. 49,.
The firm Of Pein & Preimesberge,
Bros. will soon be done with theil
numbering for this season. They cut
about 40, 600 feet.
Jos. Priener sold horse last weeA
for $3.50.
=, If you have any turs to sell see j. j.
Leeb. His prices are right.
Matt Sigety IS working in the round
house at Brainerd, and is getting $50
per month.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
GREEN PRAIRIE

March 1O.-Wm. Hall of Little Falls
visited with friends here Saturday.
Messrs. Gotta and =. Anderson OF
Little Falls were callers here Sunday.
Frank Edden was the guest OF
friends at Freedmen Sunday.
Nj, La1ture was business caller al
Randall Monday.
Miss Ina Weber of Ft. Ripley visited
with friends here few days last
week.
John Eckerson visited with relatives
at Little Falls Saturday.
MIR. Helmick OF Randall was bust
ness caller here Monday
Miss Selma Anderson and Miss
Minnie Anderson of Little Falls spent
Monday with friends here.
Frank Relchard OF Fl. Ripley
visited with his sister, Mrs. NJ. Sclax,
last week. ~..>. ...,>. 70 j. o.,
John Pearson, who has been EN-.
ployed at r. Ne1D's for few weeks,
returned to Little Falls Tuesday.
David and Geo. Swanson, Frank anc
Harley Pray and Charley Anderson
were callers at Topeka Thursday even
ing: ". -:
Miss Inez Potter visited with bel
parents here Saturday, returning <
Little Elk Saturday, evening. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eckerson anG
sons. Bennie; and Dewey, visited at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hall o.
Clough Sunday.
A number Of young people spent
very pleasant evening at the home o
Mrs. J. Swanson Monday. The even
ing was spent in playing games. AZ.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
RIPLEY

March 10.-Several teams were help
ing David Gaboury haul logs for a
new house last week.
Several OF our farmers were in Little
Falls talking politics Saturday.
Miss ellison, teacher Of school in
district IS, went home Saturday for a
weeks vacation. - f.
Jerome Martineau moved on the
John Odette farm in section % Mon
day.
The election Tuesday was very
heated one, julie st. Onge losing to
Phil. NORM for the 3-yea1 term, Peter
Gaboury losing to JOS B. Doucette
for the one. year term, David Gaboury,
Jr., the old clerk, winning over r. G..
Tedford by the narrow margin OF two
votes. On the balance OF the ticket
the old officers had no opposition.
There was voted for all purposes
Town revenue $500, road and bridge
fund, $500; care of poor fund, 500;
total 5000. Total number of votes
cast So.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
RoYALToN

March 11:-Mr: and Mrs. Albert
Rhoda Of Long Parirle spent Sunday
with their son, Charles, and family.
DR.. A. NJ. Watson is oft duty with a
very severe attack of grip.
Miss Carrie Batter returned home
Saturday night tom Pittsburgh,
where she was the guest of MIS-.
Stout tor several months While
enroute she also visited Mrs Chester
Cox OF Whitewater, Wis, and Mrs.
Friary Of Rochester, MINI.
Mrs. J. P. Chance and son spent last
week with Dr. and Mrs. Chance Of
Little Falls.
Mrs. and Miss Fer,ell have moved
to Minneapolis, where they will reside
in the future.
Miss Rena NJ. Wilson left Sunday
to attend the spring term at the
Normal.
Sophia Sjoberg, Pearl Lambert,
Anna Schwartz and Flora Englerth
came home from the Normal to spend
Sunday
Earl Russell has given up his pos, Z.
ton in St. Cloud and 1t IS reported
will become interested in his father s
business here.
William Raymond of Wheelock, n
D., was the guest OF H. J. Schwartz
last week.
J. Themes Of North Prairie was
fined for striking young son OF
Charles BurggraH.
Paul, where he went on business last
| week.
George Chuba caused the arrest OF
Mike Kocur for assault last Monday.
The case was eventually amicab]y
settled between the men.
! John Boalis, who was boarding at
Orth's hotel when smallpox broke out
changed his quarters to the Royal.
ton.'' When he was taken ill last
week. and on Sunday it was found
that he too had developed the disease,
he was removed to the rooms above
Gus Keru's shoe store now being
uso0 tor isolated cases.
Herman Busse, living on the West
side ct the Mississippi, was burned
out OF house and home Wednesday,
It is reported that George Herne is
shortly to return TO Royalton anc
occupy his house in lower town
Mrs. James Landy, who had the
misfortune to break her wrist severa
weeks ago has gone to Minneapolis
Tor treatment.
!. Ed. Harrington, who has been &
tenant on the Youk farm, has rentec
the Davis place west OF town anG
taken possession.
J. D. Boyd has resigned his position
as village marshall.
Nick :Youk, q retired farmer WHO
has heen living IN the village a couple
Of years. has returned to his farm east
Of town.
The Women S Study club meet with
Mrs. McGonagle Wednesday after
noon.
The boys who went to Little Fail.
to play basketball Saturday are very
loud in their praises OF the 7oya
entertainment they received while
there. This is just the feeling tina,
should exist between the clubs OF thes4
neighboring towns, and may it lone
continue.
| DR.. Watson is reported much i'm
proved, but still is confined to HI!
house. Dr.. Chance being absent, Dr.
iCountryman ana DR.. Fauks were
called in for consultation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
Southwest Darling

March 1O.-There will be a basket
social next Friday at the school house
IN district 35, at 8 b. N. sharp: The
ladies are requested ;: to- bring the,1
baskets along. The ladies are also K
furnish coffee, sugar.. etc. A goQt
program will be had. The proceeds
will 20 to The school: Every bod,
invited. .& s::>...:: :.
The Grumble Corner =: society hs q {
tine time at the: Elm: Park hotel las
Sunday. :..... ~:: .s@@..
John Regneell IS hauling lumber ant
will build large stable. -.,.
Albert, Peter had some lumber
hauled to his home last week.
Look out for the wedding on YANKEES
street. -
Miss Maud Freeman gives lessons 0.
the organ in Randall every Saturda.
evening. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
East Darling

March 1.-Chas. H. Carlson is the
only man elected to Office in our town.
Harry 4lout will 5000 Iesve Darling
for R1ces. We are sorry to see him
leave. -
The. Darling postofhce will soon be
a money order office, as the business
Is growing very rapidly.
Victor Erickson will build large
barn this spring.
n. Emil Nelson is greatly improv-
ing his house in tho interior. -
Peter Nylen has been in Little Falls
this week to serve on the jury. II.
The basket social at the church was
a grand: :. succese. A large number
were present, people being in atten.
dance from Green Pra1r1e and Pike
Creek The bel will soon be bough.
now,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12

aBDr. E. D. Jones' osteopothist
will he at the Buchanan Hotel each
Monday and Friday afternoons room
z 20
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
,PIERZ

March 1O.-Mr. and Mrs. F.
Aitrichter we're badly frightened last
week Thursday while on the way to
the village. When about one mile
from here they saw large timber
wolf standing beside the ROAD, only a
few rods, from them. The wolf was
more than two feet high, large and
powerful animal. He did not move
from the spot as Mr. Altrichter drove
by.; This was the first timber wolf
seen this winter IN our ne1ghborhood.
Mr.. Machren Of the Cold Spring
Brewing company was here last week
Friday, visiting his customers.
Mich Angermeler. who sold his farm
tc Carl Hoheisel few weeks ago: SOLD
his cattle, sheep and nogs to Philip
Arendt of Little Falls.
Robert Kluge celebrated his 53rd
birthday last Sunday. Quite few OF
his friends were in attendance and all
enjoyed themselves. Music and sing
ing were the main attractions during
the evening. The parties present were
MI. and Mrs. Henry Wuellner OF
Ag1am, Mr. and Mrs Christ Reese Of
the town of Platte. MI. and Mrs. J. j.
Faust, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hammer.
mier, Mrs. John Neuman, Mrs.
Josephine Schmidtbauer, Fran
Thompson and A. Sitzmann.
John Kraemer killed a large blacl
dog at his place few days ago. HI
claims that the dog was mad. TIT
animal attacked Nj. Kraemer as hi
stepped out of the door with mouth
open and swollen tongue. Kraemel
got his gun and killed him.
Joseph Rauch of the town OF Agran
received, Of his sOn.ln-law. Dal
Wollmann, who lives near Quincy
WASH, 4 newspaper, containing th,
latest news from that place. H
handed US the paper and requested u
to read same. We looked at the paper
turned it sideways, upside down, bu
could not read it. until we found few
lines in English letters which INFORMED
us that the paper was The NortI
American Times" published daily il
Seattle: 1t was Japanese news
paper: 49,; :
+. X. WIRING sold his entire stock 0
crockery and glassware to A: E
Macho. Mr.. Wiring has laid in
large stock Of fine shoes = :,
JOS. Fl. Gren is, on the war path
Some mean fellow sneaked into. his fin
oak grove near the house on section
l7-41-29 and stole four large loads. l
he catches the fellow it will 20 har'
with him, and he will pay $50 cewar.
to parties giving him information a
to who stole the wood.
Robert Gruber bought the old Johl
Becker farm.
~Dr. E. D. Jones, osteopothist
will he at the Buchanan Hotel eacl
Monday and Friday afternoons; room
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12

Dan Bell returned Tuesday from
Akeley, near which place he was cook
ing in: the woods for the Red River
Lumber company, and will be. with
the boom company at this point this
summer
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
MATT SCHAFFER; Prop.
Tony SfoIf, Clerk Tin, Perry, Aucffonees-
CUSHING

March 11-Miss Alma jacobson has
gone to Minneapolis, where she ex-
poets to remain for some time.
The teacher of district 81 IS sick
at her home in Royalton and lady is
here to take her place for this week.
She is expected to return to her duties
next week.
Frank Osteberg is going to Wadena
in the near future.
VIM. Wilson has been packing ice
for Albert Garrison.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12

the street committee Of the city
council bad a crew Of men cleaning
out the culvert on Broadway and First
street northeast the latter part Of last
week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12

Hose company No. l had one OF Its
semi occasional feeds at thei: meeting
last Monday night. The entertain
ment committee did themselves proud,
and the members showed their
appreciation Of the good things put
before them in grand style.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
Free Lunch at Noon
PLEASED AT BAILEY'S RE-
LEASE

CloQuet Item: The decision OF the
judge at Little Falls in releasing
William Bailey of this city from any
complication in the Kintop murder
case. was gladly received by Mr..
Baileys many friends here
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-03-12
WEST BELLEVUE

March 10.-James MacD ougall madt
a business trip to RoYalton last Mon
day.
Albert Kuschel is unable to attend
school as he is 1ayed up with the grip.
Misses Hose MacDougal and Sophls
Borash had runaway early Monday
morning They were lucky, a:
neither one were hurt. ..
L. KuscheI lost one Of his drivers
last Sunday.
Jack Mandy is busy hauling hay
this week. ~,
Herman Kuschel sold some potatoe:
to j. H. Russell Of Royalton.
Rob. jackson and family of Royal.
ton visited with Eber Trask an6
family last Sunday.
Miss Pearl Trask spent Sunday witt
friends and relatives. in Royalton.
Report Of school No. - district 5,
for month ending March-5 =
R Ra};ds Taught + :
EN-"11:J+ - -.--.- -
Average attendance II
Certificates Of project attendance
were issued to Celia and Henry
Pesch, Freddie Schubert, Minnie,
Lizzie and John RudeR. Those present
every day but were tardy, were David,
.Pauley and Marvel Marsh. Celia
Posch was perfect IN spelling for the
month.
Ethel L. Lamb, teacher.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
nsakss;vi,s o.dklsy Pssty

One Of the most enjoyable events
OF Thanksgiving day was the dinner
given in homer of Mrs =. W. Harper s
birthday at their home ON Taylor 1t.
The table decorations were beautiful
aud artistic. The menu left nothing
TO be desired Mrs Harper received
many useful and beautiful presents
in remembrance of the fact that
she had passed another mile stone
ON the Journey of life. After a hap
py afternoon spent talking over the
many happenings of Lille, Joyous and
otherwise, the guests departed for
their homes wishing the kindly
hostess many happy prosperous
returns of the day. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Estes. Mrs
Harper Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Del Mckee
of Almont Mrs Mosley of Denver
Misses Dosie Estes, Bernice Harper,
Zenita Harper, Master Dale Harper,
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Harper
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
CITY COUNCIL EAVOaS
PARK. UNANIMOUS VOTE
Mayor AAise Agrees - Dsas1s Ssr-
vices 10 Discsver SuiAskle Tvact

A special meeting Of the town
cuuncll was he d Tuesday night 10
outsider the suggestion OF Congress
man Edward T. Taylor, that If Gun
uison wanted city park and play
5ronnd, an outing place for all fu-
ure time. we should Immediately
pick out such place and he woalei
try TO get special bill through CON
gress.
The coancilmen were unanimously
IN favor of the proposition.
These sites are even now difficult
to obtain and in the future will be
come immensely valuable, as well as
add Immeasurably TO the attractive
ness of GuRnlson as a residence city
1t was agreed that such a park
should be along the river, and as
near town as possible, though in
these days of rapid transit and aa-
tomobiles and flving machines, a
few mics more on less makes little
difference. Several places were
mentioned and finally it was decid-
ed to have surveys made Mavor
Aikine offered his services free of
charge, provided the necessary livery
rig was paId for An effort will be
made to get descriptions of suitable
tracts for final decision at the regu-
lar council meeting next week, when
Congressman Taylor can be notified.
News-Champion believes this is
one OF the wisest moves that could be
made. Montrose people are consid-
ering a tract ON the head Of Clnar
ron; Grand junction, Monument
Canon, some ten miles from the
city aud Glenwood Springs will take
the Hanging Lakes, high in the
mountains above that city. 1t may
be necessary in order TO get these
bills throagh TO have the city pay
the government the minimum charge
of sl25 an acre, but this will be
well invested, for the land will then
be reserved 10 our children forever
Among other matters discussed
was a conflict of opinion between the
town treasurer and the superinten-
dent of the water plant as TO re-
spective duties. These duties were
defined and separated
Some poles which the Colorado
Telephone Co. is setting ON east and
west streets were found too close in,
and the holes were ordered placed
at least twelve feet from the lots 10
allow for side walk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
STRKikC inapeOvEnkNIs
O CATuo0H Ct1UoCK
taa'se Of wsr.Ax Usu Ts~szi Co.
psctssa, essk htss,s6 asl
Exierses EnssA

usioF The guIaIng hand 81 Eev
Nm. klPp. aHd She Assistant Pastor
ises b'eorge bscharae. ~ Peter :
Cstaailc ohutch % Ganaisan Is i,si
approaching e1rnpletl9n 10 its new
locatIan a the carnar 81 Ohio and
Mlso8ustn streets.
Daring tnis Summer the lawn has
been lcveled aud seeded. dozens 81
tFees planted aud the walks % the
rear ai the sanctuary graseled bel
try has been buslt above the church
aud the whole handsomely painted
A vide porch adds % its exterior
appearance.
Inside. the furnishings follow a
eolor plan IT white ana gold. and are
very beautiful The high aliai II
the sanctuary, the pulpit and the
sldealtars. with hgsres Of the blessed
Virgin. ~. Joseph aud TIVE ador-
Ing angels are tinted Ia white aud
gold The side affairs. recently IN
stalled, are hne pieces Of cabinet
work by Ernest Miller and the End =
ner Lumber Go.
The sacristles have been newly
furnished aud S96 0O carpet laid
IN the sanctuary and the aisle. A
$40 sanctuary window in memory Of
Thomas GOrnan Is Of burnt glass,
which viii never tarnish The rev
pulpit. donated by Gunnison lodge.
knights Of Columbus, cost SIS.
Hardwood floors have been laid
throughout. and forty electric lights
installed, twenty-five Of them around
the altar, and in the sanctuary.
Heating is done by Jahant over
draft hot air furnace. with capacity
of $4,000 cubic feet
Altogether the congregation of st.
Peter 5 church is very proud of the
improvements, which make probably
the neatest church Of 200 seating
capacity in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
n ~ e tAe kew

The press is unit in pronounc-
ing this production not only a great
play but one of the greatest Of our
times, and conceded 10 be the crown
ing triumph Of American plays. Its
merits are so various that it is i'm
possible TO go into detail at further
length. Suffice it to say, those who
want a good hearty laugh, with a
deep moral lesson thrown in will get
both by seeing the play at Masonic
hall Dec. l7-ls. Tickets at Cara
days and OLeary's drug stores.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
Fsscy Eaksssel Sasaissery f~

For the holiday season Of 1909
the News-Champion repeats its very
low offer of luJ sheets of embossed
paper with blank envelopes to match
for -, or S225 when embossed in
gold Three letter monogram 20
cents extra. We have at the office
dozens Of pretty samples OF this sta
tIoaerv which our customers have
secured in the past. The embossed
monogram work is exquisite in ap-
pearance and makes one Of the most
appropriate aud pleasing presents
for a lady. Get your orders in
early so that we NAV have time to
finish the work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
Dsiuty xnas DsH CaaAies

Make most pleasing presents for
all Stores throughout the county.
at Crested Butte, Pitkin, Ohio City,
lola and Doyleville, besides Gunni-
son, now handling l.. f. Gavettes S
Handmade Candies will have ON dis
play most elaborate line of Fancy
Boxes artistically packed with those
delicious Italian Fruit Flavored
Chocolates. Insist ON these If vou
want something nice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
kappy WsA1iag IN

OBe OF the prettiest weddings
Gunnls0n has Witnessed Tor some
time was solemnized "Wednesday at
noon when Miss Mamie Richardson
became the bride OF Mr. Clarence
L. Palmer The ceremony took
place at the home od the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Richard
son Rev. Stephen Lumley of
the Methodist church. using the
beautiful ring service, spoke the
words which united for life these two
popular young people.
The bride was daintllv gowned in
white silk trimmed in val lace. She
carried a shower bouquet OF brides
roses and was attended bv Miss Avis
Eells as bridesmaid while Mrs. Ed
Lindsey. sister of the bride, was
matroR of honor
The groom wore the conventional
black Mr. Denver Richardson. the
brides brother was best man and
Mr. Ed Lindsey acted as groom S
attendant.
The wedding was very quiet
affair owing 10 the recent death Of
the brides brother. Earl, only rela-
tlves being present.
The contracting parties are well
known in Gunnlson social circles
Mrs. Palmer grew mp in our midst
and has host of friends. The
groom is conductor ON the Colorado
a Southern, running between here
and Como.
After the ceremony the company
sat down TO sumptuous wedding
dinner and later in tine afternoon a
reception was given To number OF
neighbors and intimate friends.
The happy couple left on the
afternoon train and will visit the
grooms parents at Fl Worth, Texas
On their return in about three weeks
they viii begin housekeeping in the
Blinebry house in West Gunnison
They were recipients of numerous
and beautiful presents.
News-Champion IONS the legion
of friends in wishing them many
happy years OF welded life
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
Asu.d Sesckkslless' Meeaine

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Gunnison Valley Ice company
for the election Of directors and the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting viii be
held at the Office Of the company at
the residence OF ID V. Pennington in
the town of Gunnison. Colorado, ON
Tuesday, 4th day Of January, A. ID
1919, at ) O'Clock p. m.
d. V. Pennington, Pres.
Dated December i. 1909.