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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28
Wedding.

Several carriages rolled out Broadway
to St Johns Episcopal Church shortly
before o'clock Monday forenoon, this
week. and until they rolled back short
time later but few knew that wedding
had TRANSFERRED. 1t turned out that Miss
Virginia McCulloh. of this place, was
the bride, and n Dare Sellers, of Sellers,
Calvert county, this State, the groom
Master Bernard Grahame preceded the
couple to the altar bearing the prayer
book. where the mother of the BRIDE
Mrs. Virginia McCulloh, gave her away.
Mr.. John Parran, of Sellers, attended
the groom. Rev. George G. Shaw, OF
Mt. Savage, of1iciated, and Miss Emma
V. Bepler conducted the musical accom-
paniments. The bride was attired Ill a
white Princess gown, hat and gloves
corresponding, and carried shower
bouquet of roses. She had been teach
er several years. The groom is a prom,
nent business citizen of his town and
county, and there the couple will live
after the honeymoon tour.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28
The Summer School.

The attendance of over 200 teacher
students continues up to the mark, and
the interest is manifestly great.
Both theoretically and practically the
tuition is new and valuable.
Monday afternoon a number of the
tutors and students visited the Big Saw
age Fire Brick Works, at Allegany, aud,
ENJOYING the courtesy of the superln-
tendent, John n. Benson, learned much
concerning the manufacture. use and
market extent of the product.
Tuesday afternoon the faculty and
students visited Sir Johns Rock, sum
nit of Great Savage, and enjoyed the
fine scenery visible from that outlook.
And for last (Friday) afternoon pic
mic was scheduled for the State Normal
grounds
The man from Missouri" reported
last week, is more than ever convinced
chat what Allegany teachers have sought
and accomplished is available to teach
ers everywhere, and the prospect is
the precedent furnished by this county's
corps of school workers will not only be-
come fixture here, but an example for
copy all over the country.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28
His Reason.

why wont you owith US to the pic
mic and take a rest?'
law. I'm too tired. Let's soak a few
sandwiches in lemonade and eat EN-
on the kitchen floor"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28
Public Library Meeting.

M, yN,anocdo,, n f+or,,o,, ,,,o,+i,, j.,
Cuade+ono annnD was caIlod 70 ordar NV ,,
NJ, NJ, d - fald sacrot,ry ~ tbo
State Library Commission.
prof r, VIZ Cr.io yaS aloc+od cboir
"iS i" 60 oiN .I o'l'''i
man anu lol' Ia Nuip oGoie ,alS.
MISS farr outlined pan LOT the eS-
tablShment OF small library IN town.
Mayor John j. Price, Rev. j. N.
Beall and others discussed the prOpOsitiOn
Prof n r. Rouuhtou favored the
,,-',,,.,,, sd r,,l,,,l|tn1 ,,,,,,;rt,lo,,+ ~
"hN' ~ . VI
cohllni'tee lOr Ihe purpose Vi arouSlne
favorable puOllc sentiment.
Rev. Mr. Beall moved
That If is the sense Of This meeting tho.
Frostburg should have a public library and
that we petition the Mav6r and Council for
an annropriation of $500 TO make the he
Tinning
T,,,,,.;,,, ,,,,., ,,a,,,+oa
ne nlolloA was 'tuoPtcu'
Prof. Boughton put his proposal for
appointment of committee to form a
Library Association i'll the form of a
motion fiXing the number at five sinh
nittad If and If was adonted
De Ponl,tton ,,,s Of pnoa .n,,oi,+od
iol' dug NUN was az oii'o "PPoin'eu
chairman
Prof. Il. +. Chanev moved that appll-
cation for two of the travelling State
libraries be made. CARRIED.
The following synopsis gives a fair
n'e" Vi 'ne lehol VI VIC "iS'"oS'oh'
me value Oh puollc l.oTary 10 com
mtnioSSt uai'4 tone 0f tha ny II
makes better citizens of the bows and urls
it gives workingmen opportunities to better
themselves by broadening their knowledge
of labor; il affords the teachers opportunities
to make Their lessons more interesting 1t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28
New Business Locals.
To the Man

10 tUt wan
Who insists upon TaHor Nade S'Gt we take
pleasure in announcing that
Mr.. LEONARD STRoMBER,,
OF the Stromberg Custom Tailoring Co., of
Baltimore city, Will be at our store .Uondoy
mert, August 3oth, to show all that is New
for the Fall and Winter Season-l9O9-1O.
This firm, with a reputation back of it for
fair dealing for MANY years, and having
heretofore catered only to city trade. has
counties.
~" We extend to you an invitation to
come and see the Fall Fashions and get
pointers on High-Art Tailoring.
JOE LINDAUER, Local Agent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28

Letter to Jacob Hafcr,
Frostburg, Md
Dear .SH'-liere's the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth
Devoe takes less gallons for job than any
other paint.
the proof:
He may paint half his job Devoe, the
other half any other paint.
If Devoe half doesn't take the least gal
Ions and cost less money, no pay
Yours truly,
+. w. DENOE Il Co.
p. 81. w. SHEA sells our paint.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28
at was red-hot, hair raising game,
and everyone is pleased.

=
COMING EVENTS
"To-day Saturday the fourth game
will be played in Homecoming. The
crowd and we know it will be big, can
take the o'clock car, as the game be-
gins at $50.
Monday. September 9th, Labor Day,
Mt Savage will be here for two games -
one in the morning at 10 o'clock, the
other in the afternoon at 3.
THE Mt Savage management will
strengthen their team for this occasion,
as there is a side wager of $50 that Frost
burg will win both games.
NOTES
"Salb is suffering with bad case of
ton%iiitiS, consequently was out of the
game But Capt. Gunnett called him
from the grand stand to bat for Rodgers
in the ninth. He responded with a
mighty wallop for three bases. Had he
been in good shape the game would have
ended right there.
Rodgers is fielding like a big pro-
fessional. His stops and throws at
short-stop are phenomenal
Frank SpateS is back in the game.
Played left in Cooper's place, who was
absent. Frank knows thegame and can
play it. For the good of the team and
the credit of the old town it is hoped he
will finish the season with the team.
1.-The management, as we'll as the
members of the team desire to extend
sincere thanks to the good people
who have given them such liberal sup
port this season. To the ladies who
graced the games with their presence
they are truly grateful and sincerely
promise that next season they will use
every endeavor to make the game yet
more interesting and the grounds more
attractive.
1T is hoped there will be a good turn
out to the games on Labor Day as DR..
Murray has good, fast team, and the
games will be ard-fought contests.
"These two games, it is expected, will
close the season of 1909 here" KENO.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28

An IndoorGardcn Party
Will be given by the Ladies Aid Society of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church on
Wednesday evening, September LIST, at :!
o'clock. Admission, 10 cents.
Entertainment will consist of Readings
and Singing. ICe-Cream, Cake, Homemade
Candies and Fruit Punch will be served.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28
Obituary.

The funeral of Mr.. Thomas J. Will
liams, who died Friday morning of last
week, was held Sunday afternoon. A
large attendance, including the local
lodges of Odd Fellows and knights of
Pythias, followed the remains to inter
ment ia Allegany cemetery.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09

Seuo "Seeorab.9 oiten" til Sl9gt
og genuer | oct gamIe 9anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09
6porfOr iaa iuag?
%Nprtipabomine kindergarten maaife bit Gin?
M oue Nemtiitr bar lert bisfe Taita.

9,aar Ell Iuno Mano eller apinoe begpnoer
at ipinoe ben uoen tilipnelapenoe Nariag,
bliper ipag, lisp, neotrptt, lioer al 6pgimer'
ter, Sope6pine, gnialo al SpinmeIbeo %
uriuGre llreseIm9Siisbeoer, Tan maaite
Spaaheo / Nprerne @ritnoen til bet
bele. Splo eine Nprer imnbe pg on pil hploe
bio ieIp fritz. Span's 8ionep Bills belbres
Der ipae Nprer % bploer benz iunoe. San
builienicmbelit 9pier forlanse mere Sepis
enp fplaenoe SiSnesbpro:
grtbnr Sinperion, Geit Brain Strset,
Nep Samptpn. Soma. tiger: IS mango
War par Iea @ienitano for gnfalb al Rpres
Ipaopm. p9 bet eneite Miiooel, iom upgen'
iinoe bar aipet mig 2inoriiG er Span's
&ionep Bills. SSor onttrent 20 War iioen
bapee leg MRSlinaer, Der efterIpo mine Nps
rer | llprben. uotsmmelierne fra benz par
ureselm9siise % Ies papoe en- bump Smerte
oper Smalrpegen. 29ger o9 torlfieuise
Meoieiner gap mig insen 9inorins. % til
Iieit iprIfaiieoe iee mig Soans 8ionep Bills.
Sc par mig pieblltielig I'll Hptte. gtin Sps
oa mine gtprer bIep itprfeoe % leg fglte
beore / enhper Seuieeuoe. Sl line Fiber
bar jeg iioen bait 6psinerter, iiGr naar iea
bar arbeioet bdarot eller uperanitrGnat mig,
men npale 2olis Of SponS aionep Bills bar
alorig nnblaSt at bialpe mig. Seq afaap |
1902 ct ofieutIigt Sibnesbpro, iortGnenoe
ON ben itorarteos ssptte jea bapoe erbolot
aiennem Srusen al bette Yreparat, 90 bet
CT mig iun en- @I9oe at befrGfte bette Bib
nesbpro nu."
3ilialss hos ole Sanolenoe. Eris so Cts.
Softer iIburn 60, Buffalo. Hep Yorf,
@ueaeenter for be Jorenebe Stater.
OUT Rapnet- 9oan's-p9 tag intet anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09

ger bIep tiIiioit neoiat iom aomite ii
at forbcreoc Sneen og anitiae llnoer
! ieeeIicr ON bpao Der | andre State'
gigres | oenne &eining.
StatsmSitiQingcns GmbeSsmGnb
SEQ ct Msoe, iom Gireftsrerne fol
Statens Sair Msioriation oen 3oi
Os. bolot / Sarge, blep 6. 8. emit
eienpalgt til Er9iioent, 8iceguper
nsr 2eipis palgtes til gicepr9iioen
% Wartin Sector til aasierer. 6or
eningets Sefret9r, 6. &. @ilion
bar paa GRUB al oaarlig Selbrei
irabeot fig GienoaIg, og 8alg Of er
moen | bans Steo iioiattes til ct ie'
mere M6oe.
SntcrcSiant @aneprojcft. Gen al
Great Hortbern 9anen npIig op.
maalte Sinie far aper, Gais 60, 90
til enten Miuot, @iIiston eaer
Stanlep, nGffer meeen Snteresie |
9perne Lungs Minot-G arrineton ri.
oelingen al Soo.@anert, meo bpilfen
2inie ben nplig opmaalte 8ren at
@reat Gprtbern leber n9iteu paral.
lelt sen belle S~tr9fning. @perne
5eSienben, Ieiu &ocfforo, Saroep,
9rafe, 9aliplr, &elpa og gnomooIa
err iiGr interesiereoe | ben npe 2inie,
"a ben or uoltuffet fnn fra en- til
otte NiI norOenfor biSie Steber.
Sriitisc Ng6pseere. st Sellfab
al omrtent treoipe HorOmeno, Der
fer bar boet / N9rbeoen al Sopce,
@ortb Co., Soma, anfom forleoen
til S6afer for at tage fine Some.
lteabs. 6lere pentes meo oct isrite
ira iamme Stco, og ioet belle oil oct
meite al to S%ownibips blipe boiat al
norife 6oIf fra Sonia. 9isie TO
Somnibip ifal ba ogiaa falbes Sri.
itol og 6Grtile, eiter Dem iom De for
loo / @ortb County. Salpor gaf-
fen, Ser er oisie oriitige Snoflptteres
Tatriarf, feireoe foruplig lin SSoe
Sebielsoag, men ban penter life ale
ne at funne oplepe ben Gag, oa ban
ON fem aar faar iulb &aaoigbeo
cper lin Claim, men ogiaa at lie peit.
liae Goro 9afota blipe forpanolet til
tripelige og t9t befolfeoe Settlemeit-
fer, bpiIfet ban | fine pngre aar bar
til / noroIige Soma. Nrs.
SeIlan, 80 gar gommel % gnfe, er
ct al Selifabets melt begeiitreoe Weo-
og oct ifal n9rmelt bore peo
Silifpnoelie, at mango pngre
apinoer bar ilaaet Sslge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09

ocrL men at man Dor ihiet omtreni
iom SiIo / en- Ssnoe. Genne Jam,
menfaitebe Menneifcnasie afgap DOG
ct frpgteligt Spn. Mariasen til lllpt,
fen iiges at pGre, at gremierne iffe
pirfeoe, % Sporposnsielifabet oao.
les it9rft for life at babe tiosmGs.
figt lloitpr paa fine Wogne. Som
fer nGprt unoerbanoIer man MI Der
| @pen ON Sperorogelie al Spor.
poensIinierne til ct anoet Selifob,
Der f~ontroaeres al aongresmano
McSiniep fra Ohio, oa oen MI ino-
trufne llIpffe ontoaes of bile babe
life lioen s%snoflpoeIie pao biSie lin.
oerbonolinger. Ser bill ioaleoes ber'
eiter al Sprdaoet bIine Iagt mere an
paa at itipiilere ct iaaoont lloipr, On
oisie lllpffer fan iorcbpgges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09
I%ufacnmn,r.

N1facnntn.
Gnftifib ! geluit. q. 9. @arne
! Veloit bar fisbt en- Curtis gero
plane, bpormeo ban ON gftermiooa
gen Den 4oe f~oretog flere 2uftieilab
ler oper ypen. San iteg iaa bsi
tilpeirs iom iemti 500 og ieiIeol
frem og tilbage / en- StrGfning a
en- Sjeroeoels MiI. Siliioit Ianoeo,
2uftlfibet paa en- noget b~opeofuIs
Wtaaoe peo at Stpreappdratet all
iltpffer, men 2nitifipperen Hap mifaot
ira oct. 9ette er igrIte Gang, a
Hrinatperioner Der / 9eiten bar fisb.
% ieilet meb 2uitifib.
"Elaiterimpreren" fommcr til6aae
Sobn Sia, aIminOelig fienot ion
"BlaIterimereren", fom forleoen til
bage til Gem Hidmono, eiter at Dap.
tilbragt flere Maaneoer paa lit gam.
lie Siemlteo ! giterrig. Scr. Sin bler
billet meo Surraraab, ga ban lteg al
Soget, og g. u. GLOVER bolot enboe
en- Selfomittale for bam. Gen fete.
reoe "SpeciaIiit" bar oprettet III
Sopebfparter paa @iaiam MtcSo.
nalos Sarm | HGrbeoen at Ypen.
Com oct bill erinbres bapoe Scr. Sil
forrige Iar peo-iin Silbagefomit fro
europa nleaet 9rp0eri meo at faa
fomnle ilano | Neip yorf, ibet Sno-
Observation-Disclosures beriteos
trliebe meb at ienoe BAN tilbage til
giterrig. Senne Gang fom ban ODER
Wontreal og banoe life noget Cant
menitso meb Mpnbigbeoerne.
Snngcrsnso blanbt Snbianerne?
Snoianerne al @infebagoitammer,
Der t9aer onttrent 1900 meo lmaa
og itore, ifal ibsit trles al Suit
gersnso, bporfor 8onsresmano Sobn
S. Gid / So CROSSE iaainart 8on-
eresien trGber iammen oil isge at
faa igjennem en- gepiIsning for at
afbi9lpe ben eiebliffelige Nso. Sisie
Snoianere blen at iioite aongres be.
rspet i'm ~iebpanlige llnoeritsttelie at
He%sierinsen, ioet man M troeoe, at
De funbe itaa paa egne Ben. S Sen-
bolb til Den forrige Sop erbolOt bpert
Weolem al benne) Stamme $50 bper
Nopember Waaneb, % bpis en- So
mile I. Or. beitoo al fem Ieolem.
mer, erbolbt Be nItiaa 500, bpilfet
bar NOT til at biRlpe Dem ODER Sin'
9enne CONNER os Ssit bar
forreiten p9ret meget ,lbeloig for ben
rsbe Mano, ibet 9%ranebpr- % 9laa-
Der er bans pGientlige Or
nersfiloe for 8interen, | Ssit iaa
omtrent err totalt mislpffet, o. meo
Sinteren for 9eren itaar ban MI
liben Wab, nben tilitreffelige 8le.
ser og uben Tenge.
Sriiist Y%anfrspcri. gn eneite
Mano, Der bopoe maiferet iig meo
StrimIer al Glaiter oper belle aniig.
tet, repeoe beo Wiooagstioer iibite
Sarmers grfange 9nnf |
9ap for omtrent $4,000,
bporpaa ban ligeiaa burtig foripanot.
aun 9anfens Seler, Irtblr On
Gbateou, bar tilIteoe / ganfen, 90
Den meo Blaiterlapper beforerebe
fom mo. Scr SGleren finn.
De iatte itogen Wtistanfe bar Ell Ge'
rettet moo bam og ale n9r.
liggenbe Eenge foripunbne / &spe'
rens CONNER. Gen oriitige &sper
berpao no paa @aoen, og
man iaa bam foripinoe | ct nGrlig-
aetoe ubeboet Sus. ga man fort
efter omrinsebe Suiet % giennem.
bette bar imiolertio SligIen
og alt man fan0t eiter BAN
bar 8loiterlopperne, iom ban ber
bopbe repet al tit Iniigt, og noget
nf hans a~l9oesbraet. geo Sopeo-
fparteret for Statens @anferer |
Milmuufee fol man pGre iiffer paa,
at bette oriitige Hsperi er ubisrt al
9lniereren for en- @anoe al WGno,
ser for life IGnge iiben ~forsueoe
gaufrsperier / Wiuocqia og Heeos'
bltrd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09
5un gnkntu.

@aaScifno. Senrp 2ange, boenbt
ire Dill eitenfor Wabiion, fanbtes
ON Morsenen ben 4oe os. iom Sig
peb ct StaaltraaogiGrbe paa in
Sorm. San bapbe sienipnlig peo ai
impge eiennem @i9roet afipret III
@epGr, og Sfuoet bapoe trufiet ban
| 9rpitet. Wr. 2ange bapbe ben TO-
reeoaenoe gften 9aaet no meo IL
@epnr, og ba ban life fom tilbage
mitilleoe hans Snitru Den n9it(
Woreen ltnoerie9elier meo open'
nGpnte isrgeIige Geiultat.
Gn SpinSc beitemmer ggcaS
Napn. Eaa eli lioen ny SlaOs moro.
eitenfor Belle Sourd)e bap0e W9n.
bene forleoen ct MaSiemeoe for al
blipe eniee ON ct 9apn for beres
npe 9p, men eiter at babe franglet
berom / set pioe og breoe, bar man
Iige iaa iiernt ira Wtaalet iom no.
aeniinoe. Wrs. Sans Serenion par
Den eneIte &pinbe / Scriamlingen, oe
man fit GA oct beloige Suofalo al
piie fig riooerIiee for en- Gangs
SfpIo % operIabe til Wtrs. Ssren'
ION at beitenme Napnet. Sun moo.
tog ben tilbi,ote s@re og gap itrar
@pen Iopnet "2ucerne".
1tlDffcr nuScr gGrcrmsSet. I'm.
Scr og umiooelbart eiter bet itore
2rrermsbe, iom iorri9e llge aibolo'
ties / 9eab, inbtraf Der TO lllpffer,
Scr beagc frGpebe ct Sffer bIanot be
bcipgenoe 2prerinoer. Gen fsrite
lllpffe inotraf forrigc Wanoog | ell
al oe peo 9pen liggenoe Miner, buor
2prerne o1goe ct gcieg. Raa ell
eaer an6en Moabe folOt ell 2obnina
GrtS neo, boorneb Ell al DC beIsgen'
sc fit Ell brat 9sO. Get onbet Gil
ipIoe inotraf iibite SnSbag, "a SG'
rerne meo ct Grtratog reiIte tilboge
ill Gcabmooo, ibet Ell &oan blep fa'
itet al Sporet % MtiiS Gtbel So9an,
tpi8 Stem err i Raciue, @iS., men
ION ui1 ~unoerpiite / |ilfrpana, bier
Orubt. 80 onbre 29rerinber fom
"oIporIio tilifabe.
Statcu nopGlgcr 1T 2aub. g. %.
&nuion, ser or nniat peo StatenS
2anOocpartemcnt / Yierre, fom for.
Ieoen tilboge ira en- Sur ouer Chen
eme &ipcr % Stan0iug Hoct &e'
ie%rpatiouerne, bopr ban bapoe no
polgt DC $4,000 IcreS Sano, Jon
tilioI0er Staten. Staten bar oltiao
&et til at tnge lit 2auo fsr SettleruC
begpnocr at giere lit Salg, men Den
for iiel9e Souen fuu toae TO Seftio'
uer / Ct og inmme Somnibip, - life
/ itgrre StrTfuiuger, Iom for er bic
pen aiort. Wr. Sonion iaeoe, al
Der or ell NtGn9Oe isriteflaSies Sunr
pon De TO &eieruotiouer. SiItnof er
Der Inn omtrent ct Suiino Sarme
poa 100 AcreS boer, Der al &eeie'
riugen or itiact / ierite aIaSie, men
ligeiaa meget al ouoen 9laSie oil
pie iie at bIipc bel ioa meget isgt,
ga Sorifieuen | Griien mere emo op'
peier Den lille 6orifiel / 2auoetS
@oSbeb. Otter Mr.. Sauions DE
ming ligger oct bcoite 9oub laues o.
10 @rere al Wtilmaufee.9 anen, nem'
liz til Suuber Butte uorbeufor Io.
reau pg longs Cor Gipcr paa SUB
iiben al benne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09
ampntama.


Sernbanetraffen itamiet. geiten.
Tor WsiSioula bar Der Den doe os.
ltotruffet flere betpoelige Sorbifreo,
Der TOR en- Gio bar itaniet al Sra-
ut paa MiltDoufee. ganens 2inie til
Weitfpiteii. Noa ct Steo bar 200 SOB
al Sanelegentet blepet b~ortrepet, %
paa ct anoet Steo bar Sporet be.
grapet UNDER ct IL 800 bpbt Sag al
Soro og Sten. Oct beftige Megn,
man bar bapt oeriioe, er Sfplo |
oisie llbrasninser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09
a1nro gnkntu.
Spipitnlsplaner / @rano SORTS.

st Wsoe boIbtes iorleoen / @rono
Sorts for of oisfutere IIanen ON at
oprette ct Soipital for iuaoanne, Der
bite De fsrite Sesn I'll SinOSipae.
Gountpets aommisiprer bar tiIite0e,
% ilere SGger ubpifleSe set nsSpen.
oige | en- iaaoan @nitaIt. Gre 9p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09
Granger 9e en- ssmaifiue9 4Sus.

nennen" er iaa goo iom nosen anoen
Spniaitine til Den SobbeIte 9ris.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-02-05
TnfllNCOlNCfNTfNARY
To be Appropriately Csle-
brated Next Friday
Evening

Next Friday, Feb. 12th, is the
hundredth anniversary of the birthday
of Abraham :. Lincoln, the greatest
American of his age. and of the
greatest men of all time The fame
of the Great Emancipator has grown
brighter with the years, and he has
become one of earth's heroes His
centenary will be generally celebrated
throughout the nation, and the
patriotic societies of Little Falls have
decided to celebrate the anniversary
with a program of music, speaking,
etc. The public schools will hold
special exercises during the day, but
a grand union affair is planed for the
evening at Maurin g hall, at 8 O'Clock
sharp Committees from the G.. A.
r., s. of ", w. R. g., and u. of ",
have co-operated in the arrangements.
and the following excellent program
provided, and everybody Is invited to
come and will be welcome:
Invocation ......-................Rev. Jewell
Song-"Star Spangled Banner .........
Remarks....... by Chairman u. Corb1n
Instrumental solo. May belle Brannen
Address -"Boyhood of Lincoln.
-...."....-..... ............ Rev. North
Vocal solo Laura Brannen
Humorous Reading. (. Frank F. Turner
Gettysburg Address. .......J. G. Burial
Quartette. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........... .....
Sketch of Lincoln's Life. E. A. King
Song-''Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground
Toast to the Flag ,.........C. E. Vasaiy
Quartette Observation-Disclosures.
Address, What Made Lincoln Great
......"...."....~....Sup H. E. White
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-02-05
LUMBER O.LOStSCASf
Mcmanus Gets Verdict for
Large Amount Against the
Nichols Chisholm CO.

st. Cloud Journal Press: The
verdict in the case Of Lawrence
McManus against the Nichols.
Chisholm Lumber company was re-
turned today after being tried at
Detroit and verdict for So, 700 was
found for the plaintiff, who was
represented by Stewart. & Brewer of
this city.
1t will be remem bered that
McManus on January was riding
between two cars on the logging rail-
road and had his right hand crushed.
He lost his case when it was tried in
October, 1907, at Detroit, when Judge
Baxter presided. On an appeal to the
supreme court new trial was
ordered. The defendant was re-
presented by Davis & Hollister of
Duluth. The case required five days
for its trial.
McManus is we'll known in this part
of the country. having made his home
at Watab until recently.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-02-05
TO ARGUE LAND CASE
F. B.Gorman Goes to Wash.
ington to Argue Before U.
s. Supreme Court

St. Cloud Journal Press: Attorney
y. B. German left Saturday for
Washington, D. c., where he will
argue the famous Northern Pacific
homestead case before the United
States supreme court. This case was
taken to the highest court in the land
on an appeal by the railroad company.
This action was brought by the COM
pany to secure the title to 600 farms
located in Todd and Morrison counties
The cases were tried in the district
and supreme courts and decisions
given TO the farmers, who were
represented by Mr.. German.
Mr. G0rman was admitted to
practice before the U. s. supreme
court. being introduced by Soma tor
Moses 3. Clamp.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-02-05
KILLED BYFALLING TREE
Joseph kuchinsky, Aged q
Years, Of Pike Greek, is
the Victim

Joesph Kuchinsky, aged 7S years.
living about four miles southeast OF
the city in Pike Creek, was SO badly
injured from being hit by q falling
tree Wednesday morning that he died
few hours after as result.
The old gentleman and his son,
Vincent, had gone into the woods to
fell some trees. One of the trees that
had been cut hung up on another tree,
and Mr.. Kuchinsky was assisting MS
son in dlslodging it, when it gave
away before the old gentleman could
get out of the way, one of the limbs
of the falling tree striking him on the
top of the head, fracturing the skull.
Vincent carried his father to the
house, some distance. A doctor was
later summoned, but death had ensued
before his arrival.
The accident happened about 10
O'Clock and the old gentleman died at
4 o'cl0ck in the Afternoon.
Burial will be from the Swan River
Catholic church this morning.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-02-05
CITY COUNCIL

A regular monthly meeting of th 2
city council was held Monday evening
at the city hall Aldermen Dewey,
Elvlg, Roble and Wilczek being pre-
sent. In the absence Of President
Klewel, Dewey acted as chairman.
#. O. Berg appeared before the
council and presented potl ti0n,
signed by q large number of prominent
citizens, that Ed. Collins be appointed
street commissioner vice F. Z. Heroux
resigned. When this matter came up
tor consideration later In the evening,
it was left over to the next meeting.
The city clerk called the attention of
the city fathers to the condition of the
revenue fund, which he stated would
only cover the fire bills and few
smaller ones. The following bills
we're allowed. . -.