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PURELY PERSONAL

Clarence Wiggs was a Duncan vis- itor Tuesday. -&
 Ed. Wallace, of Morenci, was down on a visit Tuesday.
 E. L. Gay, of Coronado, was Cliff ton visitor Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. H. Weaver were down from Metcalf Friday last.
 Miss Cosper, accompanied by Jim Cosper, came up from Duncan on a visit this week.
 Mrs. Charley Kreuder left yester- day morning for Tombstone and other points on a pleasure trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan Grant were down from Coronado last Sunday and spent the day with MT. and Mrs. Wade Hampton.
 Jimmy Welsch, who is employed with the Shannon Copper company as timbermau, was down from the mines a couple of days this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Rathbun, of Morenci, and MT. and Mrs. Won Senden, of Coronado, spent Sunday last in Cliff ton, the guests of MT. and Mrs. Johnny Parks.
 Mrs. L. Slessinger and children passed through Clifton thIs morning on their return to Metcalf from an extended visit to California. They were met at Clifton by MT. Slessin- ger.
 J. w. Bennie, general manager of the Shannon Copper company, re, turned home Tuesday evening from a business visit to Globe, where he was looking after the interests of the Ari- zona Commercial copper company.
 w. F. Mason, of Marble City, Colo rado, who has been working in this district on Sardine creek for the past four months, returned home last Sum- day. MT. Mason has been a visitor and investor in this district since the sos and has explicit faith in this sec tion.
 J. B. Nurnhv, who is employed with the Gila Valley Bank x Trust com pany at ClitIou, IrLurned Sunday from a short trip to the Cosper ranct up the Blue river. James report; that be had a real good time and that he is telling the truth when he says that it really showed on him on the return trip.
 c. V. Childress, a resident of Ros we'll, N. NJ, spent a couple of day: of this week in Clifton on a pleasure visit. Mir. Childress resided in Cliff ton about ten years ago, at whlct time he was associated with the con struction of the MorenCi Southern railroad. He left yesterday morning en route to Oregon, where he intends making his future home.
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MORENCI ITEMS.

Harry Volbrecht spent Sunday in Clifton.
 MT. and Mrs. M. H. Kane, of Cliff ton, spent Sunday in camp.
 AL. Work and Jim Wester left last week for the valley on business.
 D.L. Bouse returned Tuesday from an extended trip to the coast and Fl Paso.
 MT. Horton, one of Clifton's basket ball players, spent Monday evening in camp.
 Mrs. D. J. Kelly and Marian Hein- ricks visited Clifton friends one afternoon this week.
 Mrs. A. L Cummings and Misses Forsythe and Monroe visited friends in Clifton last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. L. w. Price are re- ioicing oyer the arrival of a ten pound boy at their home.
 The troop is getting in a lot of good practice these days and should make a good showing at their annual inspection.
 MT. aud Mrs. Jim Culp returned from Yuma Sunday where they at tended the opening of the Yuma reservation.
 Dr. Deardorf and A. M. Weir re- turned Friday from the Sulphur Springs valley where they each filed on lG0 acres of land.
 Mir. and Mrs. Turner, who were ir Ei Paso for three weeks on account of the illness of Mrs. Turner, return ed to camp Sunday.
 Wm. Kent, who lett here last win ter for a trip east, returned Friday and seems perfectly satisfied to set tie down again in Morenci.
 Bob Jacobs left Wednesday fol Boise Valley, Idaho, where he. anc his brother have purchased farm and intend planting it in apples.
 Mrs. R. E. Moore and son left Sat urday morning for Globe to join MT Moore. MT. and Mrs. Moore have the best wishes of host of friends
 The school election last Saturday to fill the vacancy caused by R. Moore moving to Globe, turned ou to be rather an exciting election. 4 mum mber of men in camp decided tt run causing more votes to be cas than at any previous election, MT 1 Causler being elected.
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Another Residence for the Flat.

l.. w. Turgeon, manager of the Arizona Lumber company, has let the contract for the erection of a handsome new residence on Hills new addition, which will be located on the lot between M. o. Simms' residence and the Baptist church. It will be of the California bungalow design, modern In every respect, to- gether with every convenience. Work was commenced on the feunda. lion this week and the building will be of frame structure. When com pleted 1t will be an ornament to the residence section Ot Clifton, and there will be no oth r dwelling like it m this section. re finishing will be first-class in every respect and the old oak barn doors and odd windows will make it most attractive.
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Nolicc of Application For Letters oI
 Administration For Posting.

In the Probate Court in and for the County of Graham, Territory ot
 Arizona.
 Tn the Matter of the Estate of Fil- herto Vasquez, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Glla Valley Bank x Trust Company has filed with the Clerk of this Court a petition, praying for Letters of Al I1;i berto Vasquez. deceased, and that Monday the 4th day of April, 1910, at 10 o.clock q. III. of said day, being Ia day of q regular term of this Court. to.wit of the April term. 1910, at the court room of said court, in Court House at Solomonville, Terri tory of Arizona, in the said County of Graham, has been set for hearing said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why the said petition should not be granted.
 Dated March 14th, 1910.
 T. 5. BUNCH, Clerk.
 pr. Balmer, dentist, phone No. 8ll
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Another Trophy For Gun Club.

M. H. Kane, one of the enthusiastic members of the Clifton Gun club, is in receipt of a communication from D. w. King, special representative of the Ballasite Powder company, informing him that the Ballasite company has forwarded to the secre- tarv of the club a handsome trophy. The trophy will be hung up as prize for the member of the Clifton gun club making the highest average in a certain number of shots. The shooting schedule will be arranged similar to the former trophy shoot of the local club, which will give the poorer marksmen the same chance to win as the better ones. The shooter will handicap himself each time he shoots. If he shoots high score one day his average will be high for the next shoot and if he shoots low at one shoot his average will be low next shoot. By this method every body has an equal chance; the low average shooters getting handicap of added birds each time. The con- test will prove interesting and the club members are oiling their guns and getting ready for business at once.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the firm of Antonelle, Cotey & Co. on account of work done on the Shannon-Arizona Railway are hereby notified that final settlement with that Company will be made not later than April Tth, 1910, by the under signed. 1Co
 SHANNON-ARIZoNA RAILWAY Co'
 J. L. PICKLES,
 Superintendent,
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Coronado Railroad.

Passenger Service.-In effect April 25, 1909. Train No. leaves Clifton 7.45 a. m; Long fellow g. l5 a. m ;arrivesMetcalf S.3O m. No. 8 leaves Clifton 50 p. m.; Longfellow 4.l5 p. m., arrive Metealf4 2S D. m. fellow gl3 a. m. arrivesC Clifton g. 80 m- No. leaves Metcalf4 40 D. ID ., LongfellOw -55 p. In arrives Clifton 5.12 p. m.
 GEO. wAssTAFF. Supt NORMAN CARMICHAEL, Gen'l Manager.
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Ed. Sidebotham, who came from .Ei Paso some time ago to do carpen- ter work in this district, has recently taken. charge of the sawmill depart ment of the Arizona Copper com pany. Ed. is an old time carpenter and is especially well qualified for this position. Before going to Fl Paso . few years ago he was resi- dent of Morenci. He is a brother to Tom. Jack and Sam Sidebotham of this place.
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w. F. Burns, for a number of years employed in the mining department of the A. c. company at Metcalf, has recently resigned his position. He has disposed of some of his property interests at Metcalf, which led some of his friends to believe that he in- tended leaving the country, but he states that he will continue to reside at MetCalf.
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The SchoOI Elections.

The school elections held in Cliff ton last Saturday were more inter- esting than any previous election ever held in Clifton. c. A. Van Dorn, cashier of the Gila Valley Bank, and Dr. Burtch were elected as high school trustees from South Clifton and Rev. Love from North Clifton.
 For the South Clifton public school Mrs. O. J. Cotey was elected as trus' tee and for the North Clifton district Theo. Shirley won out by strong vote. As there were more candidates nominated in district No. 3, North Clifton. the vote in that section was heavier than in any previous cleo , tion. All parties elected are wei qualified for the positions and will take an active interest in school matters-all for the benefit ot the school children.
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Methodist Church.

Preaching each Sunday at II I'm and 7:3O.; prayer meeting, Wednesday 7:SO p.m.; Literary Society, Thurs day 7:3O p.m.; choir practice at par sonage, Friday 7:30 pm. J. w. Aker, pastOr
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Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School at 9:3O a. m; morn- ing service Il a. m.; Christian En- deavor 7 D. m.; evening services 7:35. Every ybody y cordially invited. Curry Fl T,Ove naStOr.
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Sunday Services attheDifferent Churches.
Catholic Church.
lnuRING THE WINTERl

DURING THE WINTER)
 St. Michael Church Shannon Hlll) mass every other Sunday at S:2o a. m Sacred Heart Church (Chase creekl mass every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.; evening service 100. Rev. Joseph Garnet priest.
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A large number of Clifton people have been summoned to serve on the grand and trial juries.
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RanfiSt Church.

Sunday School 9:45 a. m.; morning services II a. m.: B. Y. P. U. 6:30; evening services 7:30; midweek services, Wednesday 7:30 p. ID. c. S. Winans, pastor.
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Harry Shipman has recently located at Metcalf, where be is employed with the Shannon Copper company.
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Mrs. B. G. Bianes was taken to the hospital last week to undergo sur gical operation. She is getting along nicely and will be able to go home within a very short time.
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R. H. Catlett. one of the cattle met of the upper Eagle section, spent a couple of days of this week in Cliff ton on business, and while here call ed at the ERA office. MT Catlett re- ports that the cattlemen of his sec ton. are feeling pretty good these days as the cattle are fat and feed is good. He reports that there IS plenty of fat beef in his country that cattle buyers can secure if they will connect with some of the cattle owners. Judging from reports goot large shipment could be gathered though some interests are holding for prices uniform to the class O. truck they have. Up to this date n' rains have visited the Eagle country though within the next few month that section will witness tits regula wet season.
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Notice is hereby given that all ner-ons are hereby forbidden to ship, sell or illegally handle any cattle in the following brands: B Z-L z bar L WIG.
 DAY & FOSTER. The cross shows the separation ot the different brands.
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Stock For Sale.

1000 shares of Amargosa Mining Co. stock, and 1000 shares of Gold Belt Dev. x Red. Co. stock. Address Box 546, Clifton, Arizona.
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For a few days of this week Clifton was visited by almost winter weather. old timers say that they have seen snow in Clifton on April lst. So if it don't snow tomorrow we will apply the term of Anril Fool,
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The little son of MT. and Mrs. Jack Anderson is sick this week with slight attack of scarlet fever. Quar- antine has been established and if the little fellow continues to get along as well as at present the quar- antine will be raised within a very short time.
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The Dunn & Loomis drug company on Chase creek is just in receipt ot an automatic Diamond Liquid car bonator, which will be installed in the soda water department of the drug department of the drug store. The carbonator is operated by cleo tricity and does its work with human intelligence.
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The most handsome silk under skirts ever shown in Clifton are now on sale at the Paris Millinery store on Chase creek. Mrs. J. Chambers.
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There will be an ice cream, food and apron sale at the Methodist Church on Thursday, April 14th, at 6:3O D. m., given by the Ladies Home mission society. A social time for avarubOdv
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Van DOrn Resiens as Cashier.

c. A. Van Dorn, who has been cashier of the Gila Valley bank at Clifton the past five years, has tend cred his resignation to take effect on June 30th. During MT. Van Dorn's connection with the Gila Valley bank he has shown the qualities of a pub lie spirited citizen and his services have been most valuable to this bank ing institution, which has prospered to the fullest extent possible, and he leaves the bank against the wishes of the directors. His personal busl- ness tact has made many friends for him in Clifton, all of whom will re- pret very much to learn of his resig- nation.
 MT. Van Dorn's resignation is caused by him accepting q position as cashier of one of the leading banks in Colorado, his former home, at which place he is held in tEe same high esteem as he is held in Clifton He has always taken an active part in public matters here and has al, ways been found to be on the right side when it came to boosting Clifton
 His successor will be J. R. Todd well known 10 the Clifton people when he was connected with the Ari zona Copper company. MT; TodC will arrive here about April 10th and will remain until he takes charge, acquainting himself with th' business of the bank and making new friends. When leaving here MT Todd had many friends, which h'
 will retain. When residing here h' was a favorite with those who knew him. While we regret very mucl that MT. Van Dorn will leave us, MT
 Todd will be able to handle the busl
 ness in the same excellent manne
 as it has been managed during tn
 past five years.
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If you desire a loan on your real estate at a very low rate of interest and your own time to pay it back in, write J M. Erickson, Morenci, Arlz.
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FOR RENT-Njcely furnished room on East Side. Apply to Mrs. w. C' Lilies.
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During the past few weeks the moving picture service of the Empire Tbeater has been far above the aver age that has ever been seen in Clif- ton and the management of the theater reports that the people have shown their appreciation by filling the house to it's capacity.
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There are railroad ties and mar riage ties but no such ties as we ad- vertise for 50 cents. Shannon store department.
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FoUND-A gold bracelet. Owner can secure same by calling on l.. w. TurGeon and paving for this ad.
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Dr. Balmer, dentist, phone No. Sll. Paiamas at one-half the regular price at the Shannon store depart ment.
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MT. and Mrs. L. B. Elliott and daughter, Miss Ruth, left yesterday morning for Globe, where they will spend a month visiting relatives, after which they will go to Califor- nia. They have resided in Clifton the past several years and have a host of friends who regret that they will not return, but will make their future home in California.
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Furnished rooms for rent. No children. Apply to Mrs. Adam Smith
 Newest styles and newest ideas in ladies Easter hats. shannon store deDartmeQt.
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On Monday and Tuesday evenings, April 4th and 5th, the Salvation Army will hold special meetings at the Presbvterian Church. The services will be conducted by Brigadier G' Wood, of Fl Paso. He is good sneaker and everybody is extended a cordial invitation to attend these meetings. Come one, come all, and bring your friends with you. Envoy T, H. Nichols
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Dr. Balmer, dentist, phone No. 9ll'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-02

turned to Monticello Saturday. after a
visit here as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Mcpherson.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Carney and
Miss Adeline Fromelt went to Cushing
Saturday for visit with relatives.
George LaFond was up from St.
Paul Saturday.
Miss Mia Trace, VINO was visiting
friends here, returned to st. Cloud
Saturday.
Mrs. Christ kuesel returned from a
visit at Fairmont
Johu Kohler. who was at Frazee on
a business visit, returned Saturday.
Miss Emma Won Domarus, who was
here spending Thanksgiving with rela-
tives, returned to Minneapolis last
Friday.
Mrs. +. o. Webster and little son
went to Fl. Ripley last Saturday, after
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-02

apolls tor an over Sunday visit with
friends. 49,
Miss Bertha Rass1er, who was VISIT
ing with her parents here, returned
to Brainerd last Saturday. 1917
Sheriff Armstrong was a business
visitor at Royalton and BowIus Sat-
urday.
Register OF Deeds +. <. Bast1en
made business trip to Minneapolis
Saturday.
Rev. K. B. Walker, who was at
Turtle River on visit, returned Sat
urday.
Miss Verrette Lambert of Royalton
visited here Saturday enroute to her
school at SwanviIle.
Herman Berg of Sank Rapids visited
here over Sunday as the guest OF his
brother, ], W. Berg.
John Fearing of Valley City, N. D.,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-02

q visit here as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Love.
James NJ. Gordon made a business
trip to Minneapolis Saturday in the
interests of the Little Falls Water
Power company.
David Engstrom went to st. Paul
Saturday for visit with relatives
Mrs. A. W. Zaloudek left SATURDAY.
for VISIT with relatives at Eau CLAIRE,
Wisconsin.
Mrs. A. M. LANCE went to Mime
apolis Saturday after a visit here as
the guest OF Mrs. &. M. Gordon.
q. Trousdahl left Saturday for Cass
Lake, after visit here as the guest
of Nj. J Bracke.
Mrs. B. Y. McNairy, Jr. and
children OF Frazee visited here over
Sunday as guests at tho home of b,
Y. McNairy, Sr.
Harry Simcaux was up from Mime
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-02
.RAISf CUCUMB BIER {
n. A. Gsdnsy Cornpany'sl
Agent Securing Con- on
tracts for 1911 Season 4

she NJ. A. Gedney company OF m inne-
apolis, which owns the local tpickling
station, and George Landmejer, q
farmer residing near this city, have
been busy since Monday securing con-
tracts from tie farmers for the raising
of cucumbe-s for the local picking
station during the season Of 1911. For
the coming season the M. A. Gedney
company require that the farmers
must plant new seed furnished by the
company, which agrees to sell it at
Fifty cents per pound, twenty i've
sants less than last season, and will
nay 81. 10 per cwt. for cucumbers from
1ne to tour inches in length and 40
.sents for those from four to i've inches
nc, length, others not being accepted.
Last season prices were 81. 90 per cwt
ibr cucumbers up to three and one
half inches long up to four and one half
inches IN length 60 cents, up to five
snu one half inches long and not ex-
seeding two inches in diameter 30
cents per cwt.
BY the above it can be seen that
sise prices offered for the coming
season are considerably better than last
season, and the company should find 1t
comparatively easy to secure contracts
FOR the putting in of 200 acres in cucum :
bers and the raising of 2 acres Of dill.
1t is not likely that the farmers will
be troubled with drouth such as
visited this section OF the country last
season, and cucumber raising on the
above figures should be profitable.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-02

In accordance with the early Christ
mas shopping propaganda, the Mime
sota Association for the Prevention
and Relief of tuberculosis has caused
TO be put on sale at an early date the
rcd cross lamps, which like last season
are to be used IN sealing Christmas
packages and to decorate Christmas
letters. Lewis. Sylvester & Nichols,
&. II. Brown and Burton's now have
shese seals on sale, and the Christmas
shoppers OF this city and country should
help. the anti tu berculosis movement
sloEg by purchasing some of these
stamps.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-02

tensle sli e M ot mi
MI. fiolstS
sConstantine Dlro1tsk Ii has re s
to- (;oliegeviile tto resume hia stud ia Al
11St. Ohm III university, , after spending,
has Ihanksgi wing vaca tion here.
IN. Max Won DOMarus, .sts VINO Il sr ben
THANKSGIVING with his parents here.
returned to N Minneapolis last Frldav'
y Mr. and Mrs Ed Fraser and ch;l.
[dren, who were spending Thankso,v
ing with relatives in the CITY. -.
turned 70 Minneapolis Tuesday ever.
ing OF last week, accompanied BY Miss
Kate Fraser. 55 = r. y Il s. tI'l 80
Harry stillwell, Jr. returned to Min
neapolis the first OF the week 10 "a.
sumo his studies at the Minneapol
Art school, after spending his Thanks.
giving vacation with his parents -
Mrs. Rose Robbins has returned IL
Brooten, after several days visit here
as the guest Of Mrs.. Nels Montbriand
"A. Brender returned home the latter
part OF last week. after a visit here
as guest Of, Mr.. and: Mrs r.: H.
Palmer Of the buchanan hotel -
Miss Mary Brick was up from ST.
Cloud the latter; part of last week for
q visit with miss Elizabeth Wimmar,
Jos. Ehman,. who was visiting in
Minneapolis. returned last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Demars were
up from Minneapolis the latter part If
last week for. a visit: with MI. and
Mrs. Fred Delvin. 49,. ~
I-Ca1l Rhodes OF st. Paul visited here
the latter part of last week with his
sister, Miss Bertha Rhodes,
= Neil d. Woodworth,~ who was visit.
ing at PequOt, returned las FRIDAY.
Mrs. N. NORM made trip to Min.
| neapolls the latter part of last week
Miss Tressa Olson was IN from
Worthington Thanksgiving dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Parsons, WIN
were at Elk River tor Thanksgiyings
returned home last Friday.
Mrs. E.. M. Fowler, who was VISIT
ing here as the guest of Mrs. Frank
Renick returned to Royalton last Fri.
day.
Miss Alma Fortier has returned tn
Melrose after spending her Thanks.
giving vacation with her parents here.
Rev. A: Lamothe was a visitor in
Brainerd last Friday.
Joseph Grezca has returned to Min.
neapolis. after a visit here with his
parents.
L. o. Vessel, who was visiting in
st. Paul, returned home last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs E. Muncy and MIR. and
Mrs. s. Jackson, who were visiting
here az guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Muncy, returned to Royalton last Fri
day.
Miss Ramona Randall went to Min
neapolis last Friday.
Miss Mabel Cochran of Randall
visited friends here last Friday.
James Beckman went to Minneapolis
Saturday. accompanied by Miss Bessie
Dewey, after visit here as the guest
of T. 81. Dewey.
Mrs. F. II. Nero, who was visiting
relatives here, returned to Minneapolis
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. W. Hostetter visited here
Saturday enroute to Morris for visit
with her mother, Mrs. VIM. Hang.
Miss Anna Raster, who had gone to
Sank Centre to attend the wedding of
friend, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. "A. 9. Fiske and mother re-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-02
A SANDSTONE IN EGYPT.

During the rainy season in Egypt,
sandstorms (haboobs)are of very fire.
quent occurrence. The heavy, sun
obscuring volume swooping along
with great rapidlty might be taken for
smoke arising from a dozen burning
oil tanks, out it is composed of verit-
able cliffs of sand. There's nothing
chat really satisfies the thirst and
sefreshes one as golden grain belt beer.
Order of your nearest dealer or be
supplied by E, S. Tanner.