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Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

F. E. Hail visited IN st. Cloud
Wednesday afternoon. .-.... ,
Henry Bentfeld and daughter, Mrs.
Frank Foster, left Wednesday for q
short trip to Frazee.
Mrs. A. P. Robinson Of Onamia,
formerly Of this city, visited here
Wednesday enroute to Minneapolis.
Mrs. D. II. Parsons, who was visit.
ing with her son, DR.. George Parsons
at Elk River, returned Wednesday. al
Peter Wotzka was In from Flensburg
Wednesday.
A. Larson departed for Lenno, $.
D., Wednesday, where he has claim.
Mrs. j. s. Hoist and daughter,
Marion, went to Minneapolis Wednes.
day for a visit.
Misses Lauretta and Regina Burton
VISITED in the twin cities Wednesday.
T. G. Gordon made business trip
to Minneapolis Wednesday.
Mrs. w. L. Comstock Of Mankato
was up this week visiting with Mrs.
Is. r. Snow r.s..S
Sam Hammerbeck returned Wednes-
day, night from Minneapolis, where he
disposed Of some Minneapolis porperty.
Dr. Walman returned Wednesday
evening.
Robt: Hinkle will be employed at
Black Duck
Albert Como IS visiting at Red
Wing.
Mrs. R. D. Musser IS visiting at
Cloquet. 5s.
Frank SCHNEIDER, president of the
Randall village council, was in the
city yesterday
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
"A MAN HUNT" !"

Rev. W. H. North will give a lecture
at the Congregational church Friday
evening, April 2, on "A Man Hunt, -
the proceeds to go to the church. The
lecture is interspersed with humorous
and wise sayings. Rev. North has
given several lectures IN Illinois,
and has also spoken at some of the
'tdoings'' in our city, and as pleas
ing talker has made q ''hlt. His
talks are -pungent and to the point.
A large number should hear HIM.
The admlttance is rs cents AS there
are no seats reserved 20 early.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
ON BOARD OF CONTROL
Governor Appoints Chas.
E. vasaIy to important
Position

Governor johnson this week ap-
pointed Chas. E. Vasaly member Of
the State Board OF Control for the full
term OF SIX years, to succeed s. w.
Leavitt, whose term expires tomorrow.
Mr.. Vasaly had not been an ap-
plicant for the place, and the position
comes to HIM entirely without
solicitation OF himself or friends,
which makes the tender, under the
circumstances, more than usually
gratifying. The appointment seems
to have been we'll received.
The appointment was confirmed by
the senate late yesterday afternoon.
48 to 6. Senator Alderman phoned in
the result, and said the dissenters
spoke IN high terms OF MI. Vasa]y,
but voted nay for reasons not personal
to him at all.
The board OF control consists OF
three members. 1t has general
supervision over the three state
hospitals and two asylums for the
insane, at st. Peter, Rochester, Fergus
Falls, Anoka and Hastings, the state
retormatory OF st. Cloud, the state
prison at Saltwater, the state training
school at Red Wing, the school for
feeble minded at Faribault, and
financial supervision OF the state
public school at Owatonna and of the
schools for the blind and for the deaf
at Farbault. The board buys all
supplies for these institutions and
supervises construction and repair OF
buildings.
1t has also many other duties cor
cerning the states correctional and
charitable institutions. 1t also passes
on applications for discharge and
parole from the state reformatory and
parole from the state prison and parole
and discharge from the training
schools, which are also under the
boards supervision. The board has
charge OF inspection and condemnation
of jaiIs and deportation of nonresident
dependents, etc. The salary is S3 500
a year
Among the kilograms and letters OF
congratulation received were those OF
Hon. Andrew Nelson of Duluth, Hon
H. L. Buck OF Winona, Chas R.
Frazier, Asst. Supt. of Public In
struct1on, Hon. Con o Brien Of Brain
erd, and Senator j. j. Ahmann OF
Stearns county, J. D. Sullivan Of st.
Cloud, L. Simonet OF Saltwater, and
A. G. Weiss. editor and proprietor OF
the Duluth Herald.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
LANCE DECIDES TO PITCH FOR
LITTLE FALLS.

Henry Lange has accepted the offer
made by the Little Falls Athletic
association and the local fans, and
will occupy the pitchers box during
the coming baseball season for the
local team. Notice Of his acceptance
was sent up by him from Minneapolis
Wednesday, and the baseball boys are
now quite jubllant With such a
twirler on the slab for the locals the
manager OF the local team will be able
to put team in training that will
defend the honor OF Little Falls in this
popular sport in way that will create
great enthusiasm for the sport here.
Hank will come up either Sunday
or Monday, and practice will be
started soon after
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
ATTEND The INSTITUTE
Valuable Information Will
Be Given by Those Who
''knoW How

There should not be farmer in the
county who does not take in at least
one of the several potato and clover
institutes that are to be held through
out the county within the next few
days. The meeting places have been
we'll distributed so that the farmers
can easily attend. and they should
grasp an opportunity that means so
much to themselves, and incidentally
to all the inhabitants of the county.
Men that know Will tell YOU
about profitable potato and clover
raising. how we'll the raising of these
two products go together, the adj
visibility of raising one kind of
potato, not ten or fifteen. as in some
cases, and how to market them so that
they will secure the best market price.
Potato raising will be Thoroughly
gone into.
It has been said that if all clover
could be porperly cured, timothy and
all other hay would have to leave the
market. Whether we believe this or
not, we all know that clover is the
coming feature IN the agriculture of
Minnesota. While all have a vague
idea that clover is something great.
very few understand it thoroughly or
appreciate as they should it's wonder
full value, not only as a feed for all
kinds Of live stock, but as an enricher
of the soil. As fast as farmer comes
to understand more thoroughly this
wonderful plant, just so fast does he
become a more prosperous farmer.
Men who have made life study of the
clover plant and have had life's
experience with it. will talk and
answer your questions on it at the
farmers institutes. This one attrac-
tion alone will we'll repay any farmer
for the time and effort spent to get to
the meetings to be held IN different
parts of the county.
Dlxville-Friday, April 2, 80
lp. m.
Royalton-Saturday, April 3, 10 a.
m and 80 p. IN.
Randall-Tuesday, April 6, / 80
Fort Ripley-Wednesday. April :,
80 p. N.
t'reedhem-lhursday. April 8, 1870
p. m.
Pierz-Friday, April 9, 1 80 p M.
Little Falls, Saturday, April 10,
10 a. m. and 1 80 p. m.
Motley-Monday, April IL, 10 a. m.
and / 80 p. m. .-.....r
Sylvan-Tuesday. April 13. 1 80
p. m. -. .,sas.,s.ss.
Swanville Thursday, April Is, 10
a. M and 80 p. m. .ss>t. ..--.7-szz zzs.s.7s-.-,
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
HOSPITAL NOTES.

J. B. Doucette of Ripley was
operated upon Monday for apppen-
dicitis.
Herman Hyson is here for medical
treatment
. Mrs. Anthony Raymond underwent
slight operation Monday.
Phil Langlois OF this city was
operated on for appendicitis Tuesday
morning.
John Hinter was discharged from
the hospital Tuesday. ..
Mrs Gus Luberts left Wednesday. ...
3. G. Carlson Of Green Prairie left
the hospital the goth. ......-.. -.
Adelord Plante Of Belle Prairie, who
was operated on for appendicitis, left
Tuesday for home. -7 -~,@*.~@~-z.zss.
Mrs. August Wenzel, who has been
taking treatment for some time, Was
taken to her home in this city
Wednesday.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
WOMAN BOUND OVER TO U. S.
COURT.

Mrs. JOS Wiener Of the West side
has been bound over by y. S. Com
missioner Cameron to the federal court
IN $3.50 bonds, and IS out on bail. A
woman with whom she had trouble
decided to send a letter to Mrs. Wiener
couched IN terms not admissible IN
tho mails But she didn't post the
letter. A friend OF Mrs. Wiener found
it and showed it to the defendant,
who, 1t Is claimed, desiring to get the
writer in trouble with the govern
ment, posted it herself, and made
herself liable.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
NEW SECRETARY TO BISHOP
TROBEC.

St. Cloud Journal. Press: Rev.
Father Janski has been appointed
secretary to Bishop James Trobec to
succeed Rev. Father Sheiner, who
recently resigned. Father Janskl is a
graduate Of the St. Paul seminary at
st. Paul and was ordained a priest
February 2 He will also be pastor OF
the Catholic church at Elk River and
will go to that city for Sunday
services twice month.
Father Schelner has been appointed
pastor of the Catholic church at
West Union to succeed Rev. Lawrence
Steinkogler, who has been temporary
pastor OF that congregation.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
WANTS ESTATE MONEY
Mrs. Emily Denis Brings
Action Against Peter
Medved, Executor

Mrs. Emily Denis OF Little Falls has
made an application to the Stearns
county probate court asking for a
citation to be served on Peter Medved,
executor and trustee OF the estate of
the late John A. WINNER. asking him
to show why So, 600, the balance Of the
estate money in his possession, should
not be turned over to her, says the St.
Cloud Journal Press. She CLAIMS that
the money is long past due The
hearing has not yet been set. Mrs.
Denis is the widow Of the late John
WINNER.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
CARNES ESTATE PROBATED.

Petition for administration on the
$50, 600 estate lett by Mrs. Elizabeth
Ann Carnes, who died in st. Paul,
March Is. was flied Monday in the
probate court. All the heirs JOIN in
the petition and ask that Robert
Kenneth Carnes, of Royalton, MINI.
a son, be named as administrator.
Real estate makes up $50, 600 of the
estate and the remaining $50, 600 is
personal property. Besides the son
above mentioned there are two
children, Jewett Norris Carnes, OF
koyalton, and Rebecca Jane Carnes, Of
st, Paul.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
is INJURED IN LOCAL RAILROAD
YARDS. .s.-

A bad accident occurred in the local
railroad yards Tuesday afternoon.
when j. w. Kostler, brakeman on
freight, was struck by the scales in
the yards while hanging from the side
of car of moving freight. He de-
parted for his home in Minneapolis
shortly after the accident and little
more could be learned as to the extent
of his injuries.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
BOYS MUST STAY OUT OF
BILLIARD HALLS.

Boys under eighteen years Of age or
minors VINO are attending school, must
not play pool nor Billiards, nor can
they bowl in public places. The Mork
bill Of the house was passed by the
senate Tuesday morning.
There was no fight on the bill and it
passed as 1t came from the house.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

the defendant by Ernest Cary Of
Minneapolis and N. N. Bereheim.
and the state by County Attorney
Cameron. 5
On account Of the outcome OF til e
Ferdrlckso case, the action against
Hugh Kennedy. on the same charge
was dismissed on motion Of the county
attorney. This does away with all the
cases that have been pending in reia-
tion to the murder OF Annie Kintop.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
MIKE KIEWEL AN :'APT'' COOK.

NIKE KIEWEL AN :'APT' COOK.
Holdingford Advertiser: Mi n
K1ewel, the Little Falls brewery make
called on Holdingford friends Satur.
day. Mr.. Kiewel also spent the
Sabbath here. He prepared dinner for
some of his friends Sunday, at which
he is quite apt, and the "boys" we're
never lonesome for minute during
his sojOurn here.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
SATISFIED TO STAY. IN SEVENTH
DISTRICT.

Motley Mercury And now some of
those peanut politicians down at
the state capitol want to take Morrison
County ont of the Seventh judicial dis
t7Ats and place 1t IN the Fifteenth.
We s-e perfectly satisfied where we
q ars 4S<stst:: 4<sstst:: ,Esoald be much obliged if
those same politicians would leave US
alone
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
LOOKED OVER THE WEST SIDE
SITE.

The committee on sites, appointed
by the Athletic association, went out
and looked over the West side site
offered for the proposed athletic park,
at about Z o o'clock Wednesday evening.
The committee will hold another
meeting at the Buckman hotel at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon at which the
notes taken of the different sites will
be talked over.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
DEATH OF MISS MINNIE ROLLER

Miss Minnie Roller, thirty five
years OF age, 233 Ramsey street, died
at ST: Joseph's hospital, st. Paul, late
Monday after an operation for cancer
OF the stomach. She had been resi-
dent of st. Paul for more than twenty
five years. Eight weeks ago she be-
came i'll and was removed to the
hospital. She is survived by her
mother and two brothers, H. G. and
Charles Roller, residing in. the city.
The Funeral will take place at Royal
ton, MINI.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTH-
ERAN CHURCH.

Rev. A. siegenthaler, pastor. No
services next Sunday. The Easter
service will be held April 18th, 90
requested to be present.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

J. L. Gates of Larimore, N. D.,
has accepted the position Of second
miller IN one of the shifts of the local
flour mill, vice John Robinson,
resigned, and arrived here Tuesday
night to take up his new duties.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

The Herald acknowledges the receipt
of The Coast magazine through the
courtesy of the Northern Pacific Rail
way company. The magazine, which
is published in Seattle, Wash, is
replete with fine scenes of this famous
truit-growing country through which
the Northern Pacific passes enroute
to Seattle, where the Yukon exposition
will be held this summer
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

"A number Of the members of the
teaching corps OF the local public
schools Will leave tomorrow for st.
Cloud to attend the meeting of the
Minnesota Educational association.
which is being held In that city TO-DAY
and tomorrow, and which was com.
menced yesterday.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Mayor Moeglein yesterday received
a letter from Mrs. Moeglein, who
has been attending her father at
Madison, Wis., stating that he was
gradually sinking, being UNCONSCIOUS
all the time now, and that he could
not possibly live very many more
days.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

In another column mention is made
of tour prisoners having escaped from
the Long Prairie Jail. They have all
been recapturd and put behind the
bars
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

D. NJ Lachance mas moved from
Gienwood to Minneapolis, where he
has secured a lucrative position.
Mrs. Lachance IS at present visiting
with her sister, Mrs. E. H. Hennen.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Billy Haires, alias Gullford Gloeak,
was sentenced by Justice Davis at
Randall to five days in the county Jail
for drunkenness, and was brought
down yesterday by Constable England.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Max Corbin Will have, when com.
pleted, one Of the neatest and ceziest
little cottages in the city. He is not
only improving the cottage, but the
grounds surrounding the premises as
well.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Adam Bowley was brought up from
Royalton Thursday night to do
twenty days IN the county jail for
assault and battery on the person of
Peter Gendro. The case was tried be-
fore Justice Wilson of Royalton
Wednesday. .-s,
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

A fire alarm was turned In Wednes.
day afternoon for blaze which had
caught to the roof of the P. j. Vasaly
residence on Fourth street northeast.
The lire was soon extlnguished, and,
with the exception Of small hole
being burned through the roof near
the chimney, little damage was done.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
WAS NOT CONSIDERED
Local High School Left Off
Credit List Of N. C. Asso-
citation Of Colleges

Because blank, supposed to have
been sent here late in February by
the state inspector OF high schools,
failed to reach the superintendent Of
the local high school, and consequently
Its not being filled out and filed with
the Inspector, the Little Falls high
school was dropped from the North
Central association of colleges at a
meeting held in Chicago last Friday.
AS a Chicago report dated March ~
reads that the schools were dropped
from the accredited list for ineficiency
in sanitation and other violations Of
the rules, without giving the
particular reason the Little Falls
school was not put on the credit list as
last year, the injustice done can
readily be seen. Rule 9 of the
association reads that no school will
be considered unless the annual blank
furnished tor that purposs shall be
filled and placed on file with the in
spector. No second notice was sent by
the inspector so as to give the local
school a chance to make It's annual
report in case the first had been
m1ssent, and as there IS no date set
as the time when these reports have to
be filed with the inspector, little was
thought of the matter until Prof. H.
E. White saw news item stating
that the Little Falls school, together
with that of Blue Earth, Crookston
and Ely, had been dropped from the
association.
In response to urgent inquiries as
to whether blanks had been sent here
etc, Geo. &. Alton, state high school
inspector answered as follows:
Minneapolis, Mlnn., March 80, 1909.
Supt. H. +. White,
Little Falls, MINI.
Dear Mr. White: -
In response to your inquiry, I would
say that there is nothing the matter
with Little Falls. The only reason it
was omitted from the list was the
lack Of the usual annual report. I
sent you the blank late IN February,
but dare say your failed to receive it.
At all events, had no report to show,
which, according to rule 9, made it
necessary to drop the school off.
had no idea that you would care
about the matter one way or the
other.
With regret,
Geo. B. Alton. -
Although the local high school Will
not be able to be enrolled on the
credit list Of the North Central assocla.
ton Of colleges until next year, it is
not thought that this Will have the
effect of lowering the credits Of the
- Ii sp1
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Miss Maria Sanford OF the Unlversi-
ty Of Minnesota will lecture here next
Tuesday afternoon on Pictures for
the Home Miss Sanford is always
interesting and instructive.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Mrs. Mary Davidson, wife Of James
Davidson, Of TT. Ripley, taken to
Bralne1d suffering from the bursting
OF a blood vessel, died at the home of
her father, Jacob Whitney, and the
remains were taken to Ft. Ripley
"Wednesday for burial.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

TO LICENSE ALL HUNTERS.
A universal licsene law for hunters
was introduced by L. D. Brown of
Little Falls and others. At present
hunters may hunt in their own county
without a license. The bill requires
them to have licenses to hunt any
where except on their own farms.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

DR.. Herbert Newman will locate at
Wadena as veterinarian. He has had
thorough training in the profession
and should be successful.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Fred Stapgle, formerly of this city,
now manager Of Der Nordstern OF st.
Cloud, is the democratic candidate for
a three-year term on the water board
Of st. Cluod. His many friends here
Will be pleased to see him elected.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Nicholas II. Mueller, who has been
conducting a saloon in Royalton. has
disposed of the business to j. F.
Ziegler of Buchanan.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

A marriage license was issued to
Christ Gerwlng and Miss Jul1ana
Loldolt of PierZ yesterday.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
PRESENTED WITH FINE GIFT.

Mrs. Herman Henderson, who leaves
this week for her new home in
Duluth, was presented with hand
some jewel case Monday evening by
the members Of the Eastern Star lodge
at reception gwen by the lodge in
Mrs. Henderson's honor. Lunch was
served at the Sylvester & Nichols
parlors Immediately after the session.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

News comes from Cass Lake that
Chas Graham, a former Little Falls
boy who is now bookkeeper in the
First National Bank OF Cass Lake, is
seriously considering the adv1sability
OF taking unto himself a life partner.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

The administrator OF the Morrill,
estate has written to John Vertin, the
local agent, that the estate will not
sell any Of its property for baseball
purposes
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

A regular monthly meeting of the
county board Of commissioners will be
held next Tuesday at the court house.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Workmen were at work on the
courthouse this week repairing that
part of the roof over the grand jury
room, on which tiles were torn off,
causing it to leak.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Otto Trettel, graduate of the local
business college, has taken a position
as stenographer in his fathers Office.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

The Freshmen class of the high
school gave their literary program
yesterday afternoon, and was we'll ap-
preciated.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Meeting Of Marquette Court Mon.
day evening, April 5th.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
CELEBRATED ITS TWELFTH
.. 49, ANNIVERSARY.

The local lodge of the Modern
Brotherhood of America celebrated the
twelfth anniversary of1ts founding here
last night. An excellent program was
given, and the members Of the lodge
celebrated the occasion in beitting
manner.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Considerable real estate is changing
hands for SO early in the season and
indications point to most prosperous
season with our real estate dealers.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

William H. Bastien and Miss Estella
A. Cromie were united in marriage in
Minneapolis last Tuesday.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

W. W. Cook of Fort Ripley has
secured patent on a VEHICLE
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

Regular meeting of Board Fire
Underwriters Monday afternoon 4 80
o o'clock. at Secy. Stephen e. Vasaly
Office.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
WHOLE FAMILY WIPED OUT.

Fa1num, of Sumner, Iowa, was killed
while duck bunting yesterday. z
The death CT Fafnum is the last in a
long chain of accidental fatalities that
wipes out his family. Farnum q
father was killed by fall, his mother
was accidentally shot, his brother was
drowned and his sister was kicked to
death by horse, all within ten years
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

G. D. Auyer is at present lending
a hand in the front Offices Of the
Transcript.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02
With regret,

Although the local high school viii
not be able to be enrolled on the
credit list Of the North Central assocla.
ton Of colleges until next year, it is
not thought that this Will have the
effect of lowering the credits Of the
students of the local high school.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

| Math A. Schaefer and family of
Ruckman LETT Tuesday morning for
Adams, where the family expect to
| locate -.
Little Falls herald., 1909-04-02

eELadles, il you are on "A Man
Hunt, go to the lecture tonight.
The independent-reporter., 1909-12-30
s. III. s. CLASS, 90.
First Meeting OF Members Since Last
June.

The 1909 class of the Skowhegan
High school held party at the libra
ry parlors Tuesday evening and with
their guests had very enjoyable
time. Each member was entit'ed to
invite one guest, and although not all
did so. about thirty we're present.
Partners for progressive sixty-three
and finch were obtained by match
ing advertisements which had been
cut up by the committee. The win
ming partners in sixty-three were
Walter Ennis and Miss Lula Chap
man, who received a box OF choco-
lates as a prize. After refreshments
they all gathered around the fireplace
and sang college songs
This was the first meeting of the
class since the picnic in June and
proved very pleasant OF the twenty
two members nine are in colleges:
Two at the University of Maine; four
at Colby; one at Wellesley and one at
Wheaton seminary.