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APATHY IN THE
STOCK. MARKET

NEW YORK, July Is. = The
stock market today displayed its
narrow limitations in every way,
Dealings were small and f1uctua-
tions narrow. The oppressive
weather and the apathetic interest
in the dealings played their part
in the showing. The rigidity OF
the market was due also to the
obstacles which were encountered
in the course of any price move
ment Buying orders uncovered
on declines intimidated the bears,
and their efforts to secure stocks
showed how scarce were the offer
ings.
These Efforts were not pursued
urgently on the advance in prices.
and with the subsidence of this
demand the buying orders disap-
peared and left prices to drift in
an almost idle market. Selling
pressure was not conspicuous at
any level, and it was this fact
which gave the market its mega
tive strength and power of re-
sistance. Last prices were not
much changed on the day.
A depressing effect was exerted
by the fresh show of strength in
the wheat markets. especially
those in the northwest Renewed
reports Of bad spring wheat con-
ditions poured into the market,
increased attention being given to
the Canadian situation. This was
responsible for the special weak
ness of Canadian Pacific.
The weather map was unfavor-
able for spring wheat and predic-
tions were for continued drought
and heat.
The squirt in cotton added to
the influence of the wheat news,
although the exemption of new
crop futures in cotton from the
movement pointed to more purely
market conditions for the rise in
that commodity.
The demand for Amalgamated
copper was attributed to an un-
covered short interest, built up
in the course. of the recent heavy
decline in that stock
The rally in its price was ac-
companied by rumors of better
ment in the copper trade situation
and by a recovery in the price of
Copper limited.
The Pennsylvania labor situa-
tion weighed on the market, al
stock itself was slight.
The prospects We're for strong
bank statement tomorrow. The
inflow of currency from the in
terror has been heavy. The first
shipment of imported gold arrived
today. amounting to more than
S1.S0o.Oo0. The payment of the
corporation income tax has been
practically completed, thus re-
lieving the New York banks from
the decline of that requirement
and leaving the weeks subtreas-
ury absorption merely nominal
The general result promises to be
an addition of sS.0O0,000 or $10,-
100000 to bank cash by tomor-
rows bank statement
Private discount rates receded
again in London today and ster-
ling exchange first declined and
then recovered Early next week
the Bank of England viii pay out
s20.00O,0o0 for maturing treasury
bills. of which series falls
due in uninterrupted succession
throughout the summer and fall.
The tone of the time money mar
ket here was slightly easier,
especially for the shorter periods
Bonds were irregular Total
sales (par value), s1,416,000.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. july 15.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm: No 2 rye. 7sc; feed or
mixing barley. j2M6Sc; fair to choice mailing
barley, 69@ 76c: fla ed. No. l southwestern
So 25. No. ! northw Sern s2.35; timothy seed
$3.50 for prime: ciever. s1i-50: mess pork. per
short ribs sides doosei. S12.1212 a $3.50; short
clear sides (boxetD. SIS 25G1350.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearanees os wheat and -four equal
to 1873 coo bushels. Exports for the week as
shown by Bradstreet's were equal to 1.190. 900
bushels Primary receipts were 535. 900 bushels
compared with 264. 600 bushels the corresponding
day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat s
cars: corn. 1872 cars; oats. ia cars. hogs. 5000
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nAIry NToyENfENT 0F- PRODIcr
New YORK Grain Market

NEW YORk. july 1J.-FlOur-Actlve and
stronger; spring patents. 565@5.90; winter
straights $4.40d4.6 so: winter patents. S4.6565;
Kansas straights, S4.75@5; receipts. 11,9s5 bar
rels: shipments, 1856.
Wheat-Spot strong; No red. S1.15 c. l. T.
to arrive elevator: No northern. 81. f.3S% f. O.
b. Sensationaly bullish news regarding the crop
in the northwest. together with bullish cables
sent wheat up rapidly early. with some foreign
buying. but part OF the advance was lost under
profit taking. closing 2%c TO 61Sc net higher
with July showing the greatest gain July closed
$1.19: September. Sl.12H, December. M.13Ss
Receipts. 5000 bushels: shipments. 15.59s
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NEW YORK, July ID Money call steady
at 2G2% per cent; ruling rate, 2M per cent;
closing bid. 212 per cent. offered at ~.
Time loans slightly easier; 60 days, 3ls per
cent; 30 days, 4@4A per cent; six months, 5G
5 Il per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 51a G6 per cent
Sterling exchange frmer. with actual business
In bankers bills at 81. .S350d4 $3.50 for 60 day
bills and 81 S535 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S224 a .SS14.
Bar silver, 541ac.
Mexican dollars. 44c
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds IT,
regular.
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Northern Wheat Market
TASuINcTON

TACOMA. July 15.--wheat milling Quota
ceipts-vheat. 2 cars; barley. car: hay. ) ears.
SEATTLE. July 15--1filing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stem. S5c: forty-fold. s5c: club. SAC: fife. SIC.
red Russian. Sic Export wheat-Bluestem. SIC
forty-fo SIC: club. sic; ffe. Sic: red Russian
79c. Yesterdays receipts-Wheat, cars
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imports of Mercbnpdisc

NEW YORK, July 15.-Imports of merchan-
disc and dry goods at the port of New York for
the week ending July were valued at SIG no.
SIS.
Imports of specie for the week ending today
were 33.043 silver and -$11O.277 gold
Exports of specie for the week ending today
were Ss39,947 silver and So, 400 gold.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON. July l5-Lake copper continued the
feature of the Boston market and records a
further decline of 3 y points. with subsequent
rally to 30. Selling has been scattered and the
stock receives little support. North Lake is
weak in sympathy. There is very little doing
in other departments of the market although
some weakness is noted in Shoe common Woolen
preferred and American telephone and other in
Festment issues are steady. although there is
very little demand except in odd lots
The following list is furnished by E. f. Hut
ton & Co.. 400 California street San Francisco.
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Bradstreet,s Bank CIearins

NEW YORK, July 15.-Bradstre bank
clearings report for the week ending July IA
shows an aggregate of So, 900. $50 600 as against
$3342. 4o1, 600 last week and So 004, 2S0, 900 in
the corresponding week last year. The following
is list of the cities:
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers ir-
regular.
spot cotton 40 points higher.
Oil, mining and local stocks quiet.
Silver higher. Exchange un-
changed.
Wheat and barley still advancing.
Oats firm.
Rolled barley marked up.
Hay and beans unchanged.
Prune market quoted very firm.
Live hogs advanced to 1Oc.
Hams, bacon and lard firm.
Eggs higher and butter firm.
Potatoes and onions easier.
Stocks of fresh fruits still large.
Poultry market weak
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LOCAL MARKETS
Beeeipt. of Produce July 15
Family Retail. Market

What few changes made In retail rates
for household staples last week were unim-
portant aud due merely 10 seasonal nuc-
tuations in the cost Of some articles at whole
sale The supply OF strictly fine eggs IN the
wholesale market Is diminishing. and retsl
tradeSmen are expecting retail rates to 90 up
at any time. Butter and cheese are In good
supply. Products OF the orchard. field and farm
are in abundance. with prices low.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, July 15.--The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin SSe4 9o5 500; silver
dollars. S491 .003, 900; silver dollars of 1890,
S3 65s coo; silver certificates outstanding, $751;
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, $1,226,390; current liabilities $101,-
90, 4 II working balance in treasury Offices. s3s-
Zzl.S96; IN banks to credit of treasurer of the
United States $50, AZ. .935 subsidiary silver coin
Sl9 I2I9 946 minor coin. 81 1874 654 total balance
in general fund. $I0i ,19S. 40
No Chicago Discount Market
CHICAGO, July 15.-New York exchange, no
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butter. chee.e and E..

-. hecelpts or eggs are rapidly decreasing ard
IN sne percentage or strictly high grade stork 4,
tsct OF THIS cnange In conditions on the msrkst
- - SHOWN oy the upward tendency OF orfcez for
lacked on 70 the price OF extras vhfrR 80
9g1esd 9sss al zszac dozen. and the end Of tss
otneial trading period on the exchange sstls-s
were asking SOC Dozen The butter uisrksss -.
NAMED urn at the old quotations, with littia
,1. spu.t aa .ne buying movement on change slmoss
Iesulssu m shghr advance In extras ESr.e
were isc higher bids at 2sise pos,na TH 5Irsts
was nothing new in cheese ro' Anefe
Sales on the exchange were as folIo~..
Butter--4o cases OF extras az oaILc - .<
29c pound 71e and W at
ESs-- Esgs-4o cases Of extras at 29s5c a dozen.
pound. A&'s ar is51c
Receipts were so.Soo pounds os butter. ss.soo
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bdI bdI sIIVer-Steady; % I4d per ounce.
Money-1d1A per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
snort bills is z per cent and for three months
bills per cent.
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Colo Indus 5s.... IS So Railway Js 103
Colo Midland As. 66 Do gen As 49, IS
Col So r&ezt 413s e6 Union Pacific IS IO0b
Del &c Hud Is. 96a. Do CIV As ....103
Den & Rio g IS 925s Do 1st & ref As 95lS
DO ref 5s 901aiU 5 Rubber SIS. ..I02I5
Distillers IS 49,. 6eRlU s Steel ID 5s. .1o3
Erie prior lien IS. S0a4 Va Car Chem 5s esa.
Do gen As --.-- 6S5s Wabash 1st Is. los
Do cT Is, ser 65l2l Do 1st & ext IS. 64%
Do cv As, ser so Western Md Is. SO
Gen Elect cv 5s. .136 Wrestling Ell cv 5s. S6ia
III Cen 1st ref As 96 lMis Central Is q1
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Especial Dispateh to The Call

ISpecidf Dfspdtch 10 he Call
Los ANGELES. July I5-Trading on the oil
exchange quiet except during the morning
call. when there was some evidence of interest.
Jade sold at 60c. something of drop
Cleveland was down to 2234c.
Associated sold at S4J. 81 T.
California Midway sold at 521ac.
Union Provident sold at S10u.6212.
Southern Transportation sold at So
Oleum Development sold at &c.
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Northern business

TACOMA. July 15.--Clearings. Ss5S 1856; bal
ances. $70390
SEATTLE, July 15-Clearings, 81, ,992, ,SS2
balances 1888, ,S56
SPOKANE. July 15.-clearings, s6ss. .es5; bal
ances. S64 517
PORTLAND, July 15-Clearings, 81, ,456, SO;
balances, Sill 495
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BEARSSCRAMBLEIN
Vain FOR STOCKS
Offerings Scarce, Dealings Small
and Fluctuations Narrow
in Wall Street
Renewals of Reports of Bad
Wheat Conditions in North
west Exert Depression
New York Stock L.=:

Z r. Hutton & Co.. 400 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
- -----7--r--- --TS--7 = = ! Y,iS ! -
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Provisions

Local packers and wholesalers report arm
and active market. with quotations as before
Cottolene-One half bbl f2Ac; half bbls.
Use; tierce, 12c; tterces, 117sc; ) tierces.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows; Hams. 2055 02115c; picnic
nams, 1oc; California hams, 20G201lc, extra
Iancy bacon, 3Oc; fancy bacon. s to lbs, 2sc;
; 70 10 lbs. 26c; 10 to u lbs. 26c; sugar cured
Zo13c; light dry salt bacon. TO 10 lbs. 2315e; 10
10 y lbs. 2l15e; medium bacon, 2O1ac; light
medium bacon. 201zc. /
Lsrd-Tierces. 151sc; SOS. 15%c; los, isHc;
os. IO5ec; IS. 1612c; compound lard. tierces
1d17e: 50s; ike; los, 12Ac; IS. 12ssc: Ss.
Iz12e; yellow cooking OIL Tic per gal: white
cooking oil. I2c per gal; salad OIL 76c per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted: Export lots
inspected by the government are 81 per bbl
nlg1er. Extra family beef. SIT per boil; fam
per b6l; smoked beef, 21lsc per 10.
Pork-Extrs prime. In barrels. s32; clear s34:
mess, S5z; pig pork. s36; pigs feet. S.. IS for
naif bols' 81 40 for 25 ID kegs and 35 for kits
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Minneanoli. Grnin and Produee

MINNEAPOLIS. July Is = Wheat = July
81. i2H; September. N.f5%: December. 81. 14l<-
Cash wheat-No. L hard. $1.25lt; No. l nortnern, i
81. 23A 61.25A; No. 2 northern. S1.2l14 gl.ZS1s
No. northern, 81 1714 @1.20L-
Corn-No. yellow. 5S15@59l2c.
Oats-No. white. 431a G4439c.
Rye-No. 3 12G74c.
Flax-Closed at S2-37.
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oats. II cars: barley. cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, July 15.-Theat- track prlsSSs
Club. s16S2c: blHestenl S5@S6c; red fs1ssssn s. n
7sG 79c: turkey red S06S1c; valley. SlGo<e-
Car reeeipts-Wheat.- 3 cars oats, car. -
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Duluth Flax

DULUTH, July 15.-Flax-In store and 70 ar
rive 81 AZ; July 81 A. asked: September. S2-55;
October, x2.2O asked. November. S2.17 nominal
December So Is nominal
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MINING STOCKS
Regular Morning 81

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
rohowing We're the sales on the San Frar
CISCO stock exchange yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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Meat Market


Hogs have advanced again and ara arm. with
light receipts.
DRESSED MEATS
follows: 80
Beef-s@s!5c per- lb for steers. 7a7Hc for
cows aud heifers.
vsal-sh@1Olsc for large and 1O@llc for
MustOn-wethers, s1s@1Oc: ewes. saoHc per
Lamb-1113012c for spring
Dressed Pork tper lbl-1365 14c for Iirbt
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Ihe following quotations are for good sonpd
weight: sA'SS
No. ! fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. Sc per
10; under 9Qe lbs. 4Ac; second quality All
weights, ~ pin, undesirable steers. 3ha4c
20, ! covxNnd heifers. &c; second quality
03c. S"'' -
Desirable bulls and stays, 2HQ2llc; half fas
Calves-Light weight ner In SM Saec- -.
olqm. ozt 9o1sc. heavy, 4d4%c.
- desirable wethers. 545l<c; ewes, 45A14Xc
snorn sheep, "a &c per lb less
lambs. 51z65lc
Hegs lper lb)-Hard grain fed weighing 100
70 ltO IDS. 913c: 40 to 25O lbs Zoe: 90 to 350
tOs' S12e' common undesirable hogs, 6d7c.
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~ y cuIs UII range u0n Sl5 to x25 loWer
te-Snippers to this market must have horses
ssoSe ..5 20 type with age, bone conformation and
style TO command extreme auotat tions ~"
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Assessment Directory Comstock Mine,
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, July 15-1o:30 a. m
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
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Horses and Mule.

Inc following quotations for horses and mrles
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
HORSES
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Marin Co Is Wat Co. AIS 4s1.
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS
City Ell Co.. 54A % Pac l. pfd
Cal Power 64 Do com . 661s -
Orc W, LISP G024 -
INSURANCE STOCKS
Cal ms Co. so Pac c Gas Co.154
Firemn's Fd.2371A
BANK STOCKS
Am MI Blk. 1275lFirst Natnl. .2371s -
Anglo & Lon. loo Mer Nat Blk.
Bank of CaL40Sh IS + National
Cent Trust. lis Union Co..
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & L. 2s00 1925 Saw U..50S1a-
Hum S Bk. l2o 100 Saw & l. So. f25
Nut Sav Bk. 65 rs Sec Say Blk 800
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California Preside ..... 25 SPY
POWDER STOCKS
Du Pont pfd s334 80 Giant Con :. 7915 -
Do com ..139 LAT
SUGAR STOCKS
Hawaiian C. 40 Al IMakaweli C 20 an
Honokaa S C 10 1879 Onomea S C. 46is -
Hutch G la& 1S14 paauhau c. 26la 27
kriauea e loa4 Union Co.. 20 70
Anal oil Co. sterling OIL
Asso OH 90. 4ol2 w Coast pf 101
Palmer Oil 80 11h Do com
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Alaska A. S9% Pac Aux f A )
Cal A; 100 Pac G Borax. 155
Cal Wine a. - oS lPac TST MD =
My& MtTn. Do com -. .1H "a
n Alas S Co -. Philip r & T 2a1 "a
SALES
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Wheat and Barley Still Rising
Live Hogs Advance toto Cents
SALES

New Pa Pet 1.o71s yellowstone. ss
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Morning Session
Board
l60 Alaska Packers Assn. 90. 90
10 Associated Oil Co AZ 90
100 Honokaa Sugar Co 70 o6
20 Spring Valley Water Coz 4S No
S6,0VV Feople's Water Co 5s. ...-...... 81 90
so,ovo United Gas & Electric 5s...... 9S. 70
Afternoon Session
Board
100 Associated Oil Co. 46 90
80 Associated Oil Co........... Is .S2L
210 City Electric Co.. q So
., ooo . spring valley Water Co. 4S 90
Sd.ouV reopie Water Co 5s.......... 81 90
s1'noo ss11'noo . lst rerdg 4s...... 81. 70 !:
Si,oov E, oak d 5 Jose Ry 5s. .102. so
s1ooo United Gas g. Electric 5s 9S rs
UNLISTED SECURITIES
50 Pacific Gas & Electric tconlmon) 5475
$4,000 S Valley III o9
$4,000 Ocean Shore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40 90
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New Yori. Money Market

CHICAGO, July 15.-New York exchange,
market.
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Swiss Cheese. -500S5
Eggs. dozen -. -S04So
Honey. comb, lb. .20125
Do quart ..-.-440
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-27
BOWLUS

May 25.-The new Pfsich residence
will soon be completed.
John Heisi TX and wife were BowIus
callers Sunday.
r. W. Mcleod transacted business
at Royalton Friday.
Paul Popellk was at st. Cloud on
business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Armstrong
attended church at Royalton Sunday.
Reports have it that a solid brick
drug store is to be erected on Main
street this summer.
Albert Barton and Arthur Erickson
visited at the formers home in Two
Rivers Sunday.
Quite a number from here spent
several hours in fishing at the river
Sunday.
Mrs. Maus and little son, who have
been visiting at the Rledele home the
past week, departed for their home
at st. Cloud Saturday.
Joe Porten has the contract for the
erection of a fine residence for Martin
WoJiechowski ofFlensburg. The build
ing will be situated on the corner of
Fremont street and Second avenue
and will be a credit to Bowlus.
Our former saloon. keeper, Matt
L. Schwientek, sold out last week to
VIM. johnson of Superior, Wis.,. who
took charge Saturday. MIR. and Mrs.
johnson will board at the Bowlus
hotel until rooms can be found for
housekeeping.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-27
Fast Darl(na

May 24.-S. W. Peterson is build.
ing an addition to his house. -
j. b. Yourston is building a large
house.
August Larson will soon build a
machine shed. 49, p
Peter Herman is raising his
house and will make a cellar.
The children confirmed at the
Swedish Lutheran church last Sunday
are Monnie Nelson, Binus johnson,
Johnnie Nelson, Arthur Erickson,
Arthur johnson, Hugo Pierson and
Esther johnson. Rev. Hallanger
of6ciated.
The Swedish banker has bought 80
acres more of land. --
Bachelor No. 8 took the county road
job last week.
August Blomquist visited around
here last Sunday.
A number of the farmers seeded
too early. Better wait little next
year.
What has become of all the we'd
dings that were to occur in Darling?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-27
Pike CREEK

May 25.-Mrs. Mike Wiczek went to
Minneapolis Saturday for visit with
her two daughters
Mrs. P. Franz OF Little Falls called
on relatives at this place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lemanczyk and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tzeblatowskl,
all Of Little Falls, called on friends
here.
Jacob Posch and family OF Little
Falls were visitors at this place,
also attending church at Swan River
Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Glubka of this place
went to Flensburg Saturday to see
her mother, who fell a distance of
fractured two RIBS.
Joseph Krause lett for Superior,
Wis.,, after short visit with his
parents at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoltman and Mr..
Vita were in Platte last week.
Mrs. A. Krause visited Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. John Lemanczyk
at the Brickyards.
Mike Ruiz of Flensburg visited
Tuesday at Simon Wielniskl' 8 at this
place.
Pauline Krause and sister Anna
visited Sunday afternoon at their
uncle's place..
A number from here attended the
Nagorski-Swar wedding this week.
All report fine time.
The Plelarskl- Stoltman wedding
was largely attended. Those present
report good time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-27
MORRILL,

May al. W. Foss was a Royalton
caller Monday.
Flaudy Litke and John Florek
went to Buchanan Sunday.
A load of the Dunkard yourg people
attended the Catholic church in
Buchanan Sunday.
Rev. Hallanger of Little Falls held
Norwegian services at Mr.. Bakers
Wednesday. ;
Mr.. ::Auker and family will leave
for Colorado Thursday. ~:Y
There was a meeting at the four
corners Sunday evening In view of
building a Catholic church. There
were pledges Of about $500 given and
a church may be built. 49,
~ The school closed in district Sc
Friday with; a picnic. Frank Yatcko-
skis children can be complimented
on stheir daily. attend dance. Pearly
missed q half day and. Orvin one day,
while Orrens did not miss any during
the whole term. s 81: 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-27
r. F. .. NO. 8

MAY 26.-Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Pauey drove..to Royalton Saturday.
Miss Rose MacDougal visited in
Little Falls Saturday.
Miss Minnie Stone completed an
eight months term of school IN dis
trict 5, school house No 2, Wednesday.
The pupils enjoyed q picnic. Visitors
we're Mrs. N. .. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. E. Lambert and j. R. Stone.
Thomas MacDougall transacted
business IN Royalton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lambert, Otto
York. M. D. Pauley. Chris Schubert,
and MIR. and Miss Kidder were among
the many who took in the successful
market day at Royalton.
William Lambert, who is here from
Washington visiting friends and rela.
r. Stone Friday.
Miss Hazel Llsle spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents i'll Roy alton.
j. E. and R. L. Lambert have com.
pleted their contract Of breaking on
the ]. H. Russell farm.
j. r, Stone and daughter took in
market day at Royalton and visited at
LII. Dassow 8.
Herman Kuschel was a visitor in
Royalton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber lrask visited
Robert jackson Saturday.
Ed. Harrington drove to Royalton
Saturday.
Mrs. N. o. Anderson visited school
No. 2, district 5, Wednesday of last
week.
W. H. Munholand visited at W. e.
Brockway's Sunday.
George Desmond Ut Washington,
who has been visiting st Swan Olson
the past ten days, has gone to BRAIN
erd.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-27

Iconcert q tho q IN Was given and
WIS we'll enjoyed by quite Z number
u. Hollenbeck and family at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Holleneck's
father, Oliver johnson, at Little Falls
W ednesday. s.
Mark Lambert, who; has finished q
business course in the Globe Business
college, went to Fowlds Monday,
whore he has accepted q position as
manager of store for the Cookston
Lumber company.
VIM. Gilmer has invested in new
Wagner motorcycle. "
I. W. Bouck visited at Princeton
Sunday with his mother. i.
Tony Stoll and Mel Wermersk.rchen
OF Pierz were in town Saturday:
Miss Minnie Fietsam arrived from
Seattle to sec her father. who is very
ill.
Vim Raymond, who returned from
Rochester last Thursday, stated that
Mrs. Raymond is we'll on the road to
recovery from an operation which
she underwent. MIR. Raymond with
his son, left Friday for his home at
Wheelock, N. u.
The baccalaureate commencement
services WILL De ne1Q SUNDAY evening,
May 29tn, in the opera house, and
where the following program will be
given: Invocation, Rev. W. Basker-
vile; music, ladies' quartet; sermon,
Rev. George E. Plat; music, ladies'
quartet; benediction, Rev. W. Basker-
vile. A very cordial invitation is
extended to every one to be present.
The commencement exercises to
be held in the opera house Friday
evening, June 8, in the following
order: Invocation, Rev. W. E.
Follensbee; merry June,' girl's
chorus; Sajutatory address, Mary
Brockway; Largo" High school
chorus Address G. kosenmeier; "Belle
NeapoIi," girls chorus; Valedlctory
address, Gladys Conner; Presentation
of dipolmas. c. R. Rhoda; "Spring
Time,' girls chorus; Beuediction,
Rev. w. E. Follensbee.