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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-01
ornnrc Farmers' institute.

ORANGE. Feb. 1.-The Orange
County Teachers Institute with hold
a two davs' session at the high
school hgsiding, tn South Orange,
and s. On the first night. at 8
O'Clock, Hon. Joseph D. Eggleston.
OF Richmond, win deliver an address
at the Masonic opera house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-01
Increase In wage.

Ii la 1eKEc, VA. Feb. The Roa-
noke Railway and Electric Company
has announced an increase OF wages
to nlotormsn and conductors. the
schedule being a. follows: First
year. - .centS; second year ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-01

cents; third year, 90 cents. and fourth
year, al cents an hour.
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The interest In all the services Ia in.
cfeasing and great results ara looked
Tar
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
AUSLAND

July 19.-Mrs. A. F. Hutchlns and
children, who have been visiting
with relatives and friends in this
locality for couple OF weeks, returned
to her home in Brookston, MIMI,
last Monday.
Stella Thomas went to Broekston,
MIMI, last Monday for visit with
her aunt. Mrs. A. F. Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Stroming were
visiting with his brother, F. G.. last
Sunday. 100
F. j. Prosser was elected to succeed
himself as director of the school last
Saturday night.
l.. P. Snow went to Little Falls on
business last Monday.
+ Mr.. Mcclure of Green Prairie called
at the Thomas place Saturday and re-
turned Sunday.
VIM. Hayes and family of Little
Fails were pleasant callers at the
Jones home last week, returning last
hoy Jones drove to Little Falls last
Friday and returned Monday.
Among those who attended the
dance at Fl. Ripley last Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Poston.
Clarence Snow returned from Motley
last Sunday, where he attended to
some important business.
Joseph Powell IS working at the
carpenter trade for VIM. Jones nova
days.
The Fl. Ripley callers last Monday
from here we're MIR. and Mrs. John
Pilon, John Rail, Mrs. Jones and
daughter, Flossle, and Smoky Bob.
Mrs. F. J. Page went to Pillagel
on business Tuesday.
W. Tolies went to Pillager on busi-
ness last Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
CIIY 10UIGll NEE IllI FIFII lilVI
A|ultoistls Y Il Fake Jp q.
!. PAIR / 4 Work y I q ! Roads =
J. !. at Once +: .=% ~. s.

+EE[e - : +.Sfa
The officers elected for the ensuing
year by the newly organized auto
mobile club which perfected its
organization last FRIDAY evening.
assuming the name OF the American
Automobile association of Morrison
County are: r.. L. Palmer of. Little
Falls, president j. ~ Carnes Of
.Royalton, vice-president, and f.. A.
Nelson of Little Falls, secretary and
treasurer. / ~ ,.,s r.
: John 1Wetzel and George Schroeder
OF this city, and VIM. Galley and VIM.
Roller of 3Royalton were, placed on
the, road committee. Messrs. eStroman
and Axel Of Swanville to be members
OF the same committee upon the Swan
vile autoists joining the club.
"A committee on by laws, composed
by DR.. e. w. Kaliher, F. "A. Nelson
and j. K. Martin, was appointed and
they are to report on same at the
associations meeting this evening. at
Royalton.
VIM. Roller, A. c. Wilson, W.
Galley and j. N. Carnes of Royalton
attened the meeting.
The river road between this city and
Royalton was selected as the first
stretch of road to receive the club q
attention.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
SULLIVAN LAKE

July 9 to 16-The Misses Naomi Ad-
klns and, Kinda Pint. Agnes Pint
visited at Peter ADKINS Sunday last,
Ross Adkins visited with Merle
Look Sunday.
Ray Sims came near getting good
ducklnR Sunday. He was crossing
Sullivan Lake when the storm struck
that vicinity-rather bad blow with
plenty of rain and some hail. He
reached shore all right with boat
full of water.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Adkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Adkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Pint and G. e. Look
were Onamia visitors Monday.
The town board met at the clerks
Mr.. and Mr.. MN. Caldwell of Win
dom accompanied by Messrs. Shafer
and Jansen arrived at j. r. Taylor's
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs.
Taylor and son visited at the Lake
Wednesday.
Mr.. Logan of Onamia came up
to e, E. Looks Wednesday even
ing after a mich COW. He got
into deal with e. E. Look. Mr..
Look having purchaser his harness and
shoe repair shop at O0amia where he
has rented a building and will pnt IN
larger stock of goods. Mr.. Look
will be ready for business in few
! days. His family will continue to
reside at the Lake until later In the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wldmer and
{ children came up to the Lake Wednes-
day to Z. E. Looks.
/ Mrs. T. s. Look, Mrs. L. P. Ford
and son, G. E. Look drove to Pierz
Wednesday on business.
Master Merle Look drove to Onamai
Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Adkins visited at Mrs.
Ford's Thursday. She says her new
separator is all right, having trebbled
the quantity of butter produced here
tofore In one week.
Merle B. Look drove to Onamia Sat.
urday the 18th.
Master Ross Adkins was also at
Onamia Saturday.
T.. s. Look came from Pierz Satur-
day for short visit.
School meeting will be held at
Sucker Brook school house this 18th of
July.
MISS Ellen Finsted is Visiting her
grandparents, Even Christianson' 8
people. -;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pint and
mother, Mrs. Adkins, visited at T..
s.. Looks Saturday.
July IL. to 2S-Raymond Sims was
elected clerk of school district SO for a
term of three years. -.
| Messrs. Donberg and Bralnerd came
up to the Lake Saturday to look up a
piece of land on which to erect q
shooting lodge. They are stopping at
L. p. Ford's.
Il. $. Look came up Saturday, re-
turning to Plerz Monday morning
with John Boser, who came up Sun
day morning.
&. e. Look visited at home over
Sunday, returning to Onamla Mon
day morning, accompanied by his
wife and SOD.
Mr.. Look has been kept busy repair
ing since he opened his shop q week
ago. -" 49,, = :.-..
Mrs. Robert Adkins and Miss Lucy
Lynn were Onamla visitors Monday.
! Messrs. -Bralnerd and DomberR re.
turned to st. Paul Tuesday afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
Z. Carlso 81 Select 80
Fill U!'nsxpirls !, Tsril'nI q
ri 2: 81 A. koSl n S.. ::..sSs:

An adjourned meeting Of the city
council was held. Thursday evening Of
last week at the CITY hall, Aldermen
+ Dewey, H Bastien, Brown, Lane ana
Loucks being present. l:4.5~ ,,$*s> 5, s. ;.;
Z, Mrs. Wheelocks plea for aid from
the city, pending the settlement Or an
insurance claim, was referred to the
First ward member of the poor com.
mittee:= i r5}sS>2' y. ~ *@,.E w 3t
ut. J. Schwalier, John J.. sDolan, g.;
W.. Emder a and Frank Bourassa were
granted liquor licenses. ri !; .,.:=s .s, :. ~
In response to q communication g o
from the county attorney advising
that the 10 per cent OF the money
received by the, city through liquor
licenses was due the county at this
time, instructed the city =. clerk to
draw a warrant in favor OF the county
for tho amount.
c. A. Weyerhaeuser, G. H. Brown
and r. D. Musser, as members of the
library board, was approved. ..,~.
Treasurer Sylvester report to the
company bonding him, which was
submitted to the council for ap-
prevail, was referred to the auditing
committee.
The written and signed petition OF
Harrison & Peterson for the extension
, of sewyer connections of 1877 feet
from the Paul Lemanczik saloon build
, ing, to the new Harrison & Peterson
building was granted, the city to
stand for the expense Of extending it
across the avenue.
Alderman Lane asked that the con-
structlon of the sixteen Cross walks
ordered IN recently be hurried along,
and the council instructed the street
committee to sec to 1T.
The poor condition of the planking
{ of the Broadway bridge was again DIS
cussed by tho city fathers, but nothing
was definitely decided on IN regard
to it.
The appointment of new member
from the First ward to fill the vacancy
in the city council caused by Alder
man Koslosky's ~ resignation, then
occupied the attention of the city
fathers. A petition signed by 9
number of First ward residents hao
been presented asking for the appoint
ment of L. q. Vessel, and G. A.
Carlson bad given notice that he wa
"a candidate for the seat in the city
council A vote was taken, Carlson
being selected by vote of to 2.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
DULCE

July 1.-Erlck Talberg made trip
to Royalton Thursday.
The school house in district "a
burned to the ground July fourth.
The origin of the ire is a complete
mystery. The loss is partly covered by
insurance. There Is some talk of NOV
ing 1t a half mile farther north.
Another one of our young couples
joined the benedlcts when 9ustaf Tai
berg a brother of Lars and Erlck Tai
berg of this place, was united In mar
rage to Miss Caroline Starr, q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.Starr, also
of this place. We extend congratula-
lions.
Quite a number of people from this
city attended the fourth of July cele.
bration in Hillman and all report an
excellent time.
Mrs. Larson was at Ramey Wednes.
day.
Lars Talberg and company have
started on their road contract this
week.
John Pol,nsky made trip to Ramey
Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
10 The VOTERS OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
= OF MINNESOTA; s >= ~ , Fl
tf.l' :,
'NESOTA..''

At. the instance and request of>all
members Of the bar at Fergus Falls,
who practice in the courts and avery
general request of the bar Of the dis
trict. hereby Announce myself -
candidate Tor the republican homina:
tlon for Judge Of said DistTic &c tho
NEXT primary eiectlon 50 81 be- held
September 20, 1910. /. q Mason,SE5
u Il ~ 4. .:::7 4 4. Fergus Txlls Mimi.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
UNION PACIFIC

lees ...............
H. Bentheld. constabiess fees. -.
Phil s. Randall, justice fees,
State VS.. VIM. Se]gel. .....
Henry Benttield, constable fees.
Witness fees In above case. %.
Phil s. Randall, justice fees.
State vs.. James Williams
and Cecil E. Myers. =. -.
George Gerrltz, Justice fees,
State vs.. Anton Kozlol. -.
Henry Bentfeld, constable fees
Jos. Manka, interpreters fees.
George Gerritz. justice fees,
State vs. j. Richter. ......
Henry Bentfield, constable fees.
Anton Koziol, for. interpreters
fees .:............
Phil s. Randall, justice fees,
State VS.. Hugo Peterson.
Witness fees in above case. .....
Frank Armstrong, boarding
prisoners.
Henry Bentfelld, constable fees,
State vs. Leo Krzeminski
Henry Bentfield, constable fees,
State VS.. Urich. ..........
y. j. Brown Nj. D., coroner's
I00S .........
N. 'Dumont M. d., holding post
norton 800.
Hartlng and Son, for use of
"OIku0 ............
Midland Chemical Company, for
supplies.
F.. Bastlen, postage and ex-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter kugel. who
since moving away from here have
been residing at Portland, Ore.. dur
ing the past several months, returned
the latter part of last week to again
make their home here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
County Commissioners

The following bills were allowed at
the County Commissioners meeting
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H.

The last two divisions e orr volume
deal with The Ahbotsfori Household
and SCOTS Relation - other Poets
space forhids a detailed account II the
relations h.twecn IN" great Scotsman and
Campbell Crahle. Moore. Lord Byron.
Wordsworth and Southcy. They consist.
indeed IN convenient JuNtapusitiun. chiefly
II th" passages Ia the several extended
biographies which a reader would lud u
-lmeW hat difficult To weed nut fnr himself
The Ahlrtsfprd Household however.
has a. it, subject three men who are
Iu-"parably connected with SIR Walter
life Sir Adam Ferguson Willie Iaidlaw
and Tom Purdis Prom the high school
DAYS - the last ~ad year. at Abbotsford
Adam Ferguson belongs to every pcrio-I
o. SCOTS life He was painted by Wilkie
m the family group. looking. ~ Sophia
Scott 4 .uckhartI sad. for an tho world
Ike an old poaChcr who knows his trade .
u. habiulally made Scott the butt II his
humor Yet tn" Manner IN the Ferguson
household must have i-,cn charming
Whom the old professor and has daughters
were living at Nsidpath Castle. "A stranger
called and was 81 courteously entertained
that II was only after dinner was ended
that he succeeded in explaining that he
was the PEBBLES butcher calling for Gus
tom. From David Richie n cross grained
dwarf in the neighborhood Of that castle
Scott drew the Black Dwarf Sir Adam
and his sisters eventually settled near
Scott. and after Sir Adams marriage and
removal n another property. Scott called
daily on the Weird Sisters as he affec-
uonAtely named the Misses FERGUSON.
In Willie Laidlaw. the tenant ~ his
little property. Kae-ide. Scott had an
adoring though ~ensihl" and loyal friend
lie had sense and capacity for Scott :
AFFAIR. though none for his own Tom
Purdie. the old fashioned Scots -hndy
servant probably was the prototype
Of more than ono among tho many trust
worthy. admirable serving men whom
Scott portrayed IN his novels
Tom was originally q shepherd and a
poacher Tn" poor fellow pleaded nov
erty and n SICK wife when he made scott =
acquaintance N MS last capacity This
plea and a certain sly humnr mat he had
appealed e. Scott who took him into
his service and made hum HuCc.--ly,.ly
shepherd then forester game Keeper
faCt1tum confidential adviser and self
constituted librarian For Tom. Iny.
- Scott extended ~ everything That
Scott loved from tn" trees which M.
understood perhaps - vol ~ the laird
- -our books ~" novels IN which no
took a proprietary prld" though p.r-
sonally they acted on bun a. sopnrif;cs
". taught him-"lf ~ louk ~ syarvfhrng
through SCOTS romantic eyes scotland
has always been ~" most drmocrn',
- f'HIdal -0ci'tl"-. and ia TINS cas-. latrd
and servant both h"Iug Sopt- tr..y had
their vranCl'-~ over trees and pathway-
When scott orders h"carua final Tom
saved his dignity hy turning up m th.
evening - inform his master that ION
thinking the matter over bee had deprris,I
To- follow MS 1dvIc" Tom Purdi.
could 10 trusted - SCOTT told Washing
TN Irving. with untold gold hut not
with unmel~urrd whI-key" After u
becams clear that m" crash m his afair-
would not nsce-sltate the abandonment
Of Abbotsford. but only straitened con
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In 'hc Nar'urpn group "" find Will
lam Strwarr Ru>.,. ,i"Dr.,r tlh- Richard
Het,ar sir William Forh"-. James Skene
and Coin Mach-uzl" Kn-" was au
e,centrlc. -ior-War. an invalid. "A
rpnnoi--"'Ir AMI an emmy" VINO devoted
much time AMI 'ast" 80 d"yl-InR ant
decorating ai- gult. original home GandI-
NOR. among he -iuiuIli- overlooking
'rn Snl..ut A. with Heter and FllI-
scott. : first introduce Nh 20 Re-" had h..en
through a common lpy" for old romanC,S
Re-. mad brought oI' "A translation u
-Anadi- "a" Gayl- from late French
y.r.lpn Nm.r ~ hlS request scott
good humorrilv rDuseut"i 20 sul~Cnn"
10 an edition u Dante b" -tlpulI'"d that
h. was not 90 t- cNp''ct'i 10 read II
Taking 81 pant" 80 Mr. cheney AZ Rome
h. charaCterlsi,aly complained that
Dant. hal thought uo one worth sending
10 hell bat hlS own Italians whereas other
t.upIa'- anC,rtprs had u-' A. good a
rlght Ia 30 there II" was immensely
pleased when Mr. cheney POINTED ont that
he had no reason 10 complain. a. his AN =
cestor Michael Scott had been con-
signed 10 the nethermost PAT In the
Abbotsford years Rose seems to have been
:
amusement he brought with him was his
valet Hinves. known among Rose .
friends ~ the clown. the Gander CalIban
Hlnves was a fool in the Shake-pearan
sense 81 the word originally he had been
a book binder and a preacher among the
NIethodIsts and Ro-e coming across MN
during sermon IN the New Forest
promoted the preacher on the SPOT to re
cities arc cnhalmed IN DAVE Gellatley
IN Waverlcy
George Ellis the Inlmitat4e companion.
poss..-s..d an amiahls characteristic. that
all his pursuits diplomacy. politics. satire.
literature. led hlm INTO new friendships
When Ellis referred To hIs studies ia
Romance a. his hobby horse Canning
answered Hobby horse Yours ~ an
eI.phant'- II was 10 this saga~ious els-
phAnt that Ellis was to- Nv" IN. latest
dearest and most romantic friendship ~
his hf. through the rich and afniahle
Richard Hel,er with Walter Scott They
met IN 1901. and ~ WAS ~ Ellr~.- nospitahIs
home ~ Summing Hhl. near Windsor
tina, Scott wro'" two cautu~ - Mar
mon and read aloud ~" Lay ~ the
Last Minstrel with bliss denth IN
1915 ended much ~ SCOTS happiness IA
his visits south
Their" MAS no family with whom tho
fortunes and affections % Walter Scott
were ~ Intimately a--n"li'ed ~ With ~.
children oi Sir William F"rh'-- - pit~hgn
The eldest son. ~" -.',uud SIR william
was IN" husband 81 hi- uufurRu''ra nr-t
love. tWo daughters W"r" ~" wis ~
two 81 his dearest friends. JAMES Skon"
and toiu NaCk"nli" Mrs NacJ 'uHu
gives sympafhetI" account "f IN" elder
SIR William. "a many Wavs 90" Ut tn.
most remarkable men ~ hrs tune m Fdiu-
hurgh. and another sketch - d'dicated IN
his -ons-in law. Skene and Mackenzie
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sketch OF tho gallant. impoverished
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