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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
cine sabel.

Gin epben. oct an oes @aIoeS
Gun0
@ar fimmerlib iih All Dem @ooen
wnn0,
Sprah bisteuo 81 Der eide: a@6ane
mir,
. Iieber Gidbaum oaB i'd mid an
Cir
beipege; SAP mein Qan6
Wlan nidt 8ertreie IN Dem gtau6. -
Run fpobl4. 'e%rnioerte oie eide.
.@eil i'd aus 0tiileio mid euDeihe,
gca Cir Teiu @unid gemdbret
iein;
Cod oenf' niht, i'd beSiirie 9ein.4
Ia fIomm Ser epbeu iros 6inaH;
lln0 ais nua bal0 0er Ninier MGR
8eiommen
lla6 alien 8anmen ihgen Sdmud
aea0wuen.
4ar iener eidbaum aagetbau
lGit einan id]0neL mmergriinen
6rnn3e
llu6 iirablle III 10 ielt'nem @laHje
Iab ale tire 6rea0e iab'n.
g5er iih Ser Iiiritigen mo armcn
germaa Don 5er52H gil erbarmeu,
lem miro. menn emit iein Slid
erbleiht
Ter eie6e Ghrenfrau8 gereitt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
Der Nes smm Ssr8sH.

Wanner ioapobl ais Srauen fuer.
oea otter pon Dem Screen geIeitet
dis pom @eritanoe. NuR gebt aber
Der 8ca 3ltni Serjen Siirh oieSinne.
@efallen ibren 9lHaen uno Cbren. 10
1T Oas @erf sur Salite D~oIbrndt.
Sd bG6e oft geieben. Dab zines Men-
ifen @liid 0nrdl iein euiteS Auftrc.
ten dff INNER e~nfidGeOen spuroe. st
er in ieiuem Meien ntgenebn. 10
mer0cn Die 2eute auI0er MiIeR an
Dem feiten @loii6en biHaeriIen, er
6cldBe 3eroieit. 0aS err pieleidG
nidt 6ciBt. NnOerwians mep0en iie
ml0er ion eingenomnei. ua0 tpoi.
len ibm Hidt einmal 0ds BerOienit
einrdumen, 0os er Dieaeiht DirfIi1
bat. 2iep Interchangeable lit MIDI
10 unocrniinfti1. dls lie int enter
almenblid iheinen modte, Gem b.
iibt er @emiitbsIeben 10 muB er nil.
fen, fpie unenolidl spiftig Is iir i'm
III, argeHebm auf3utreteH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
AriitOtratis unO SudJfinaa,

o.
Gie 0lteiien So6ne Oes 0erspos
ron @clinatoH mo oes Cars IN
Sioicberp haben lid 10 irir0 ans eon
Don gemcl0et. III Den lcsten Saael
Uerlobt, mo 0ieie @erlo6unaen NM
%interenont ais 9eiipiele Ooiiir. OAR
lid i%euieits oes @anals Sic Bcburts
ariltofraiie INNER enger mi. Ser
0odfinnB mo @roBinOuirie berbn,.
Oct. IS lit Site, oaB Der So6n eines
engliideH &eers einen Ser llatar.;fet
leines &nters iiibrI. mo 10 beibt ser
jufiinittge 9er5og bon @eainaton
pNi0rqueB 0ouro; gum Baron
1ouro Of @elleSIcp" mliroe Benerol
9rthur &ellesleG. Ger nadmoIioe
critic @cr5og bon @eaington. 1903
aemadt als er IN Sponien aeaen oie
Sruppcn 9tnpoleon's fdmpfte. Der
ieueilige 9er5oa BON @eaington be.
liBt cine gdn5e Aeibe bon a~usIdnoi.
lden @iIr0en: or lit ipaniiher 01ique
Dc 0iu010 3o0riQo unO 8ran0e erIter
&lalle p0rfuaieiiiher Guqne Sc Bit
torla Marques De CORES. @e0rls nn0
Goa0e DC Silmiera loiuie uieoerlanOi.
ldlcr Shirt BON Materloo. 9us eng.
liidlc @arlomcnt potirtc Sem .eiier.
men Ncrjo0 cin SobreSeinfolmnlen
BON uicrtmuieno 9iuu0 Sterling, alto
adltiaiouien0 Mari. beitinmtte ie0o&.
oar ~ nadl lcincm So0c mtr icincn
beioci nadiien 9~totioIgern sllteben
Micsltc. Ger iceigc 0er5og BON @ea.
ingfolL Der osrtc ieiues Hamens, &c.
nicBt oieic 3entc alio nid)t mebr. IA.
Der miro ieiuem Sobne emit Die Dit.
giit iebr ST Staten fommen, oie feline
&raut. N}ib Mfauo Goats. Inn IN bie
She briuaen miro, cine Mitgift, sic
man uod 9lillionen be5iffert. Tho
Oieic Ntiliiorn ltonmcn ans Der
STANDARDIZATION NfiB Goats III
udmlid Ole Sodltcr ciaes Der Gigen,
ihiimer Der 3pirnfabrif BON Is. y.
Goats IN Scr idottiidrn StaOt @ais.
len. 0ie oils Elm MitteIpunft ser Ger.
tilin0uitrie OeS pareinigten Aonia
reidleS befdrmt lit. Ger Gillette
2obn OeS GdrlS Of NoieberB miro
ltetS ,Sor0 Galmem" aenant. Der
iegiae Yoro Golmeitp lit elm iumaer
MANN pou q Sobreu, mar cine Belt
lang Oiii5ier III Dem erfEuiiplteH Mp.
giment Der @rena0ier @uarO uuo bat
neneroings Anitulten gemadt. lid
uad Dem @orbilOc ieines beriihmten
@otcrS Der Yolitif IL uionten. Seine
9rdnt lit lRib Gorotbp @rospencr.
cine Suiiuc 0es &er3oaS BON 9Seit
mtultcr; Der ,Samilicunamc Der Ser
s0ee bon @eitminltcr. Ser reihiteH
cnaiiidcn Nloanoten lautet. pie man
lpeiB wrospenor. Bon miitterIideE
Scitc itannut Qoro ToImenp ans Der
5onilir Ser 6rontinrter RotbihilOs.
Scinc SHUTTER. ole idou 1890 p~eritor.
bcue @rdiin &annob RoieberD. ipar
cine Iohter oeS 6reiberrn Mtaucr
u. Rofbidilo. mo oa 9oro 1almenn
Gin @dtcnfmO oeS jet reaiereuoen
a1niaS bon Gnqlano lit uno bic FRA.
Oiiion Cs III enqlun0 ipia, OaB Der
dltelte Gnfel liud ieiuem 8roBpater
beibt. 10 iiibrt 2oro 9almeng Oie
@ornamcu hilbert GOiparo Maper"
cine oriainellc 3uiammeniteIuHg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

Q]eIm aQem ipas on urternimmIi
frage DID itets: thug i9 0amii eiBem
anoerea 0ieaihen ODER mir ieIbit
irgeno eineu @eiaaen2 9eiOsr tbui
ielbif Der Cute 10 Oieles. mas meoer
fhm nod ieinem 0adrpeu etgDas Sit
be5 ocer gtilblihe5 beoeubet, mas
mnm cr's unterlieBe, iiIr niemanoen
Elm gerluit mare. SiIte DID. Oeine
Belt nit iold)en nnniiBeu Dingeu adt.
los ia DergeuOeu. Ias nj geiabr
lid mie cine 6oie aramtbeit benin e
DerflIr3t 0ein ge5en mo 5eruubt DID
nm oen wertbDoaiten IbeiI oeines
2ebensdnboltes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

%erbenerpm8. &creoeim1 gIau6t mo
ollrdl 0icie lIebwRIlm1 Der Menid,
9eit oorludris bilft. 9hir Der Spti.
NIT D 3. Der an einc No1ereniuidc.
liif9 bclnnBi o0cr mlbGpuBt in lei.
men Shdtcn @lnubcn0c ihaiit @ortc.
Ger &cnimllt abcr. Der ron Ser 3ut
lollatelf allies Strebeus llcberseuate..
ierliori ne. So mlB icSer aciitia
@eitRoe SptirHiit iein l.1o lit e.
aiidl uenn CT lid and oeiien niat
ocoaBt miro. penn alles Se6en. alcr
&ille iltn Sebeu bc0eriet elm g6ci.
liIcS Sa~.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
Gin iidsrss @srtmaI.

e6cf: .ooben Gle Oen g1iiasr &C.
iun0erL fir ben ib Sbnen bic Ret-
nlillg mitge1eben batte2"
S%aus0ieaer. n9tein in Dem betrei.
ien0en Sapie mobneu pier 9fliuer
ur1 feiner nil unier ShuIbner iein
Der lebte. bel Dem fh UGr, bat mid
ieaar oie1reppe binnnter geiDorfeul-
6bg: -3n Dem sebsH Sic NED SIN
nal, Der iitsl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
Die cute ate 8eit.

Sp Isle idpiil es beute it, uno
fein Reqen IN ausiihtl9
er. IA. Oo Dar Is friber bod oiel
beiier, ais nod Ole weiBeH poien NO.
oern marpn. On braudlte man MIR eth
aleiounssitid au5ieben. einen
aeinen glusilug MAIDEN, uno Der RE.
aen mar b
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
sdmsrsen.
Gmm SAUL.

Gdmer5eh ciebt IS UieI In Die.
Ter Nelt
3oh limo iie nur Dem 4orper 5ugs'
nteiielL
iie. ioboi0 lid AsiEEpng eil.
geitel.,
fat bergciieu.
0od tpnrOe cine @mOe Dir ssitIa.
gen
SIN Ser5en, bon geIiebter 6reunoes
bano.
SaIt idmer5Iide Gnttduidung On
eria5rea,
Jsist feiH 9eu6anO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
iteber 3~rTlimismms nn0
Wptimismna.

-
a.. mt5r.
-" y "'-
e
c. OFT hoft MON oen gliSipruh.
~ Dob olit Hi'ere &oeale Wisr
@lanpea an elm &orp0ris
an EN- Nirp1ria Dap all uHiar
&unldells np0 @eaenreaspert5es
0od iildt9 Atotres lei. ais E0j
ltnn8 einbiloudf Elm GraerbaiB
nulercs GenfeHs i'to @olens. 0aS
gera0c 10 mo nitt aH0er2 IT, tu}.
nab oaS allies teiHs poitii0en @crt0e
babe. IA min ia 0od 0en Sim mo
Nen 3pcd Oes 1a'cin9 %erfennCu t6Hn.
ten. 10 iei i'm Wulaoe allies Irrelevant.
mlbIos, iinulos.
Sieic NuiianW0cn 0icic &ehanp
tunaen baben Pin Die meilitn 4ieu.
ihen chpns 4a3ieacn0eg. @ct1orcu
0es, IS ldBt nh nidt alcid elm
@eaenarament NHogH. mo Wiruno
sur llnNWrie0eahe it babeH mir la
Ane. @dram aii0 niht altih lin
10 I'M @roim DerOammcu Der
nidlten: 0ie AarN RihtHag pant mir
nidlt. User aibt @eaenbu0r:ie2 Beer
erbebt iih mi0er Ste aroBe Iflaae
Der aan5en Nlenidacit mem cinmal
Sic gon5e 9fenihlcit auiidiusc ann
onflogtel "a ii hjr uuiw Ghr fern
bernebmbnres Doancrporf. iiir nnicr
aiae fein iiti9args Naheln 0a5 ans
iaate: o0u Shor nit 0eiuent Aniei
ieHiinn. iiber egire ataieaipise Der.
aiagit IN nihi 5inaas SIT icbeu unO
miuit ein llrthell oblebeu iibor sen
Siun Der @eli!" 0inihuellet III
aber iiir 0ieie Rebelion aaer -9febel
!tonen. iiir 9ielen Nuiltano Der gdr.
gen Ntenldbeit 1eBen iareu 6r3eaaer
feline gfoib. 1enn n Die 1ienlhheit
lit flii9er, oils iie ielbit es wciB. lie
trdat Elm Stiid llrtrait IN iiA uu5
Oieie llrTrait berbeiit uls 10 al m.
iercm Streben lnio Ebnn oen iienteL
un3eritorbdriten &iaen BIT lebeu Sen
1eiiiu0eiten Cptimismus. Sroe0em
iino sic mtifsu Mleuid1en IN ibren
&ulhammagH. larem 1eafeH ~tiefere
o0er oberflddlihere &ciiimiiten
9lber motCr tenmi 0euH 0ieie al.
aemeine un}Hfrie0en6eit NORM Iielt
ihr meieutlidlu @rim02 SinO es sic
.einscluen hgy95rraacn0en geitcr i'm.
ieres Gentcns SIC 46iloiop5el. sic
ms 0ieie &e0ensanid}amm9 auilc-
.3ipunacn, luie 0as AHae Der B~eHiaicn
56Quer 0cr 0laler inns ~Deraubiloct
Die qaiur 0arA ibr @risnm 3n
ieben2 llno marcn oenu friI6ere Bel.
ten, au0ere 9olfer o%enielben 4uiiai.
iunaen untGitaqa2
3genn mir nam riid5liden6 I'm.
id)an balten as0 Nns ira8en, peidles
lparen sic be%oattuoiten 4~ertrcter ser
pciimiitiiAcf @elionidamua. TO
mir. oaB aaS 9}alf Ser losers
nB0 Observation-Disclosures
Wriedlcu cine 8~eBe gla}abl im Dea-
fen nid]t %Uagfaolter opiimiitiider
9biloiop5ea ao um eiaeu cin3iaen
tonieaucnica Reiumiften 5er3oyae
brodt Bat: saeiias .er 5aiie oen
sic Ngai elnersen ielaer 2eare
5n 3ieben, er H~6erreoete 3um Sel5Ti.
moro. ben aua mebrere iplrer zHi.
lcr nusiahriaa gie Fos1e oaoon
mar. eaB iaH BALD 0as 6an5DerI
aeleat muroe
Gas @clf. mir heaie rod ais.
oas aeiiH0etN oas aa 81rmoaiiA
iira eHmidcle ~oerehrea. 9as 4olf.
0as als critics Sic 9lAileiogaie sur
g9insui6a1 era ab. bela5te 0as 4e5ea.
in aaen iulse Eaetlea Ns lit Sas
uieliaqeno. GER 4ailoiopairn
iinb 8eliaiorea Der aa8ercn 9l6sle.
seiaen it'd aaesi8ai5em ueliidmsr3s
lid1e @%nfldnse. abeg niraens5 Biz ir.
0te mo6erne 1T bincn nnsef Blr
eln Snilem 10 BE In ole q.
foiie S,,rR-H aars e. {t4n-fos sls
, 1909-09-04
THE AVIS.
0hslstiansteA, St. Greix,
Saturday, 4th September, 1909.

Bassin readers must have noticed the
great improvement that has recently been
made in the old church building at the foot
of Company st.
We understand that the building is the
property Of the State, at whose expense the
improvements are being made. The reno
waited building will be used on Sundays by
the Lutheran Sunday School, and we hope
will be available at other times for lectures,
concerts and the like.
Pastor Nygsard has informed us that it
is likely that the Sunday School will take up
its new home, with some appropriate cere-
monies, on the 18th instant,
The paragraphs from the ~. Y. Herald
undNr the heading path of the Tropical
, 1909-09-04
Translation.


II IS hereby made known that Govern
ment has authorized Mr.. o. II. STAKE
MANN to act as .. S. Consular Agent for
Chrlstiansted, ;'St. Croix, during the absence
OF Captain A. j. Lakewood.
Government Secrotary's Office, St. Croix,
1st September 1909.
BAUMANN,
acting.
, 1909-09-04
Bekiendtgjore1se

nET b~ekjendtgjores herved at Gouverne-
mentet har bemyndiget Herr O. Il.
oIAKEMANN til at fungere som Konsular-
agent i Christiansted for de Forenede Sta
ser at Nordamerika under Kaptain A. ].
BLACKWOODS Fraverelse.
GouVernements Secretariatet, st. Croix,
den 1ste September 1909.
BAUMANN,
est.
, 1909-09-04

storm. refer to cyclone No. l in our remark
able week Of three cyclones. AS noted at
the time, it passed far to the north of us, on
Monday the 10Th of August. 1t will be seen
that on the 18th it was central off the South
Carolina coast, and stiff breezes were also
experienced at Bermuda. On the 10Th it's
centre, according to the Herald, was some
wherr between Cape Hatteras and Bermuda,
and was moving northeastwards
, 1909-09-04
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
1IANSTED'S POST OFFICE.
Paid.

Paid.
George Brown-Estate Rattan" Miss
Virginia Felan, John F.. Hunt, Thomas Jo-
seph, Miss EIeaser Williams-Estate 'St.
Johns"
Unpaid.
Joseph Hoyliger, (5Ob )Count James (5Ob)
Registered letter to be returned to sender.
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Williams.
Christisnsted's Postkontor, den Site Au-
gust 1909.
NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1909-09-04
Dansk RirRe,

Sondag den Ste September KI. 10. Guds-
t%jeneste poa KingshiII, Pastor Richard
Thomson prediker.
, 1909-09-04

The st. Croix Hojere SFole'
commences after the holidays on the 18th
inst.
New scholars of all ages can be received
in FTederiksted by the Principal, Mr.. WILL
HANSEN, and in Christiansted by
II. /. WULFF- HANSEN,
School Inspector.
, 1909-09-04

The s. s. Parma on her way to New
York is due at Frederiksted to-day to load
sugar.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
COME AND GONE

n. n. Bergheim was business
visitor at Duluth Tuesday.
Frank Kiewel was a. business visitor
at Flensburg the first part of the
week.
Clare Mcpherson. who was to
Madison, Wis, where he witnessed the
Minnesota Wisconsin football game,
returned Monday.
George NJ. Kiewel went to Onamia
Tuesday on business trip.
Mrs. R. D. Musser went to Cloquet
Tuesday on visit with relatives
A. 81. Engle departed Monday even.
ing for Aitkin.
Oliver Bastien went to Detroit
Wednesday, where he will be employed.
Senator Alderman was down from
Brainerd Wednesday.
Frank Renick was visited by his
brother: W. 81. Renlck, Of Royalton,
this week.
Mrs. H.. e. Melning and daug hter
went to Minneapolis Wednesday fol
IA visit.
Jos. Schwalier. proprietor Of the
American House. was St. Cloud
visitor Wednesday. .-....~
+. A. King attended the North.
western Livestock exhibit while in st.
Paul this week. ...--....- :. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
], .RI2l !, E'Y

Nov. II mis-. Dave Gaboury and
son made a trip to, Little Falls Satur-
day. 81 @ ~
IF MIR. and Mrs Geo. Pusc spent sun
day with relatives near Bowlus.
The apple play at Leon Dugas' was
we'll attended Sunday evening. All
report fine time.
Mrs. Chas. Fro and children are
visiting az the home of Mrs. Fro
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dugas.
A large crowd attended the dance az
Louis Valleys Monday evening. AL
had most enjoyable time. Is
2 Geo. Malll0u of Tower City, N. D.,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Hector
Labrie.
Mrs. Ida Compton and baby If
Smiths Lake is visiting Mrs.
Compton's parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Baxter
The auction at Joe Lutzke was
quite well attended Tuesday.
Miss Clara Lable spent Saturday and
Sunday with her friend, Sophie Pusc
A forty hour devotion was held last
Wednesday and Thursday at tho
Belle Prairie church.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
THEY WE'RE MARRIED

Evidently thinking that when the
groom swore to the clauses IN the
instrument as required before a
marriage license could be issued to
him, the actual wedding knot had
been tied and that they were then and
there made husband and wife, two
young people of the county who
procured marriage license at the
clerk Of courts Office last Saturday are
probably still ignorant in this regard.
At least all appearances tend to carry
out this idea, as the couple remarked
in the sheriff s office. where they pre-
pared to return home, that all was
overland after they had left, 1t was
discovered that they had not been
married by anyone IN the court house,
and still further it was remembered
that when the groom raised his right
hand to sware to the clauses above
mentioned in securing the marriage
license the bride, who was dressed in
her wedding gown and was attended,
also raised her right hand and gave
other signs which later were
interpreted by eye-witnesses that she
believed the wedding knot was being
tied.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
CITY TO COLLECT FOR MEDICAL
AID. GIVEN CITIZENS.

In accordance with the, state health
laws which provide that municipalities
can recover from parties, who are
able to bear the expense incurred by
the board of health in giving them
medical and other help in the proven
tion and suppression Of communicable
diseases, in the full amount of such
bill, or collect in cases where the
parties are too poor to bear same, one
half the amount of such bill from the
county. The city clerk and city
attorney are looking over old bills
paid by the city from the poor fund
and sorting out all those that come
under the above caption. When this
work has been completed the city
attorney will attempt to recover for
the full amount of the bills paid tor
parties who are considered able to pay
same, and in the cases where parties
are too poor, the bills will be sent to
the county to recover half the amounts
as. provided under the statute.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
THE SAME HERE.

There are merchants in this town
who are carrying certain lines of goods
that the public know nothing what
ever about. Don't you think it would
pay you to invest few cents in
printers ink and let the people knew
what you have for sale? In the matter
OF advertising the mail order houses
are simply SHINING the country
merchants, for there IS lots of trade
that the country merchants 4. could
easily get il they would take advan-
tage of the advertising opportunities
afforded them, and which are not
accessible to the mail order houses
Get awake for once and look after
your advertising as it should be looked
after, and see if it don't pay you
better than anything else to which you
have given your attention. Higgins.
vile, No., Advance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19

At that great. intltutlon of learning,
the Northwestern university, the
freshmen we're recently put through a
spelling test and that test proved a
depIorable lnef6ciency. Many of tho
students fell down on the spelling of
the most SIMPLE words. But the
Northwestern university is not the
only scholastic institution where
such conditions prevaii-bad spelling
among pupils throughout the country
is the rule rather than the exception.
Not only spelling, but the art OF
writing is also fast deteriorating. A
60 as you please system in each
instance appears to have found it's way
into the schools and tho result is that
the average pupil writes a hand that is
abomlnable and spells 'any old way. I"
Union.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
North Bur

Nov. 1.-THE Pr1m m berger
brothers attended the wedding of
Peter Meier at Little Falls Tuesday.
+ George Hoffman and Frank Sagorsky
are deerhuntinR.
Mr.. Christensen of East Sullivan
was here on business this week.
Mr.. Riddle was business caller in
Pierz Monday. .
Henry, the trapping king, of Platte.
caught tlve mink on the sixteenth of
this month. ...'j 49,.
Frank Schubert of Platte was a
Pierz caller Tuesday.
Some of the Lastrup hunters are try
ing their luck at Platte and Sullivan
lakes. .: IT, *
We unde rstand that J. W. Listle
and ". E. Parkins, who have been
hunting up IN the lake country, were
in Pierz with a big bull moose.
Charlie VOsen is a Sullivan lake
looking for big game.
Susan KIM was a guest at Lawrence
Boser's the 18th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
ANOTHER RECORD-SM AS HIN g
STOCK SHOW AT HAND.


Once more the International Live
Stock Exposition, which will be held
in Chicago from Nov. "a to Dec. 10,
has accomplished the seemingly i'm
possible by again showing most
phenomenal increase IN entries Once
more all past records have been
demolished and once more we are
brought to realize that interest is
growing in this, the greatest of live
stock shows leading exponent of
the live stock industry and tnat this
great event is becoming more popular
from year to year. Even though feed
ing operations have been exceedingly
light during the. past year, we still
find an increased number of entries in
the cattle department.. The draft
horse exhibit will be the greatest ever
seen in this or any other country.
Horses, whose lineage dates back into
the dark ages, will be seen in the ring
beside the most splendid specimens Of
the English and Scottish types, whose
equals have never before been brought
together In such numbers in the
history of the show ring. The
number of exhibitors In the sheep de-
pa VAuOuV 0ACOOuo Vu0U VI <buy pI0V4Ouo
year, and in quality their exhibits
will far surpass anything ever seen
here in the past, as the entries show
them to contain some OF the choicest
importations made to this country in
recent years. In the swine department
all the leading types will again be
represented ana the quality will be
superior to that of any show ever seen
on this continent. All these and many
other new features give promise Of
making the coming exposition the
greatest in the history of this splendid
series of events, and no one, be he ever
so Instantly connected with live stock
the right arm of our basic industry,
agrlculture-c afford to miss this
exceptional opportunity for education,
entertainment and a pleasure trip IN
one. -: ..-...
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
DR. BRUINS

The Optometrist who fits spectacles
and eye glasses correctly, will be at
Hotel Buchanan Saturday, November
q. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 4 o..
m. Those suffering from headache,
eyes watering or burning, or have
glasses that need changing should not
fail to consult him. Eyes examined
free. 81 ct
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19

Report of shcool district al for month
ending Nov. 10:
Days taught 20
Enrolment 70
Average attendance IA
Pupils perfect in attendance: Eliza
beth Look, Mack and Nina Adams.
Those absent two Gays or less: Ernest
and Marie Morrisette, Elsie and Flora
Doucette. A ''heart|' social will bo
held at tho school house on Thanksgiv.
ing eve, Nov. a. A THANKSGIVING
program will be rendered. Girls
bring you baskets and boys come
prepared to buy them. All are wei.
come. Elsie E. Jensen, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
Mainsprinqs That Move Us.

Neither death, nor exile, nor pain,
nor anything of this kind is the real
cause of our doing or not doing any
action, but our inward opinions and
rinciples.-Epictetus
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19

H. A. Jorgenson left Tuesday for his
home in Seattle, after, a visit with
relatives. Mr.. Jorgenson had just
recently returned from trip to
Norway.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19

Lester Jones and Arthur Boyes
returned home Tuesday from Frazee
where they had been employed
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
So It Would Seen,

An automobile for the blind has
been invented. Heretofore the blind
have been running the ordinary makes
of Minneapolis Journal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19

M. c. Davis arrived from Akeley
yesterday for a visit with his family.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
Mrs. g. A, Weyerhaeuser return
from the twin cities Wednesday.

Report of school district ~ for the
month ending Nov. IL: 49,
Days taught 20
Enrolment II
Average attendance Is
Perfect in attendance: Mamie.
Norman and Doris Mccarthy and
Tilda Liebeg. ...,.
Jessie V. Dlngman, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
FOOT BALL SEASON CLOSES

1u0 lOCdl IOOt. Dall season came TO
an unceremonious close Tuesday when
the members OF the high school squad
decided at a meeting to play no more
games this year, the heavy snowfall
having made football playing ON the
local gridiron impractical
The snow which fell last Friday
caused the game, which was to have
been played here with Aitkin the
following day. to be postponed q
week, but later when it was seen that
there was little Likelihood that the
snow would disappear, the game was
Cancelled altogether.
The members of the squad will
practice basket ball with q football
and thus keep together and keep
handling the football during the
winter and thereby remain in as good
condition as possible for the turning
out of first-class team next season.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19

LOST-My Liewellyn setter, black,
and white tan, female pup; sulta. -
reward will he paid for her returnble
Henning landau IS