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Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
! NORTH LYME
Candy Pull for Younger Set-Nine-
 Inch Ice Being Harvested.

Miss Helen Jewett entertained a lumber of young friends at d candy Er at her home Thursday evening
 niue-inct ice is being harvested by som of the farmers.
 Mss Naude Maynard entertained Ni.ls Hall and family Christmas.
 Harold Gates and Merrill Babcoclx spent a part of last week in Boston, Proyicence and Norwich
 Alpheus Nye and family of Fitch vile visited at George Babcock's over Chrfstrnas-
 Miss Ellen Stark of Springfield Mass. is at her EOme here for the hol- fd4y raaction
 Merrill Babcock is doing carpenter Nurk in Eltchvfll-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
LISBON
Drifts Too Deep for Rural Carrier
 Christmas Exercises.

On account of the snow J. B. Palmer, Jr.. was unable to go through with the mail Monday, as the roads Were block ed.
 Miss Ethel Kennedy visited Pauline ErIbeck in TafWille Wednesday and Thursday.
 The Christmas exercises of the Newent church were held Friday eyen- ing Many were in attendance.
 Miss Ida Bromley of Providence Is spending her vacation with her par ents, Ar. and Mrs. George Bromley.
 John Hoelck of Spring gfeld, Mass, was the guest of his parents Christi mas
 Miss Nellie Carpenter is spending part of her vacation with relatives in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
LAUREL GLEN.
Family Parties for Christmas-TeIe- phone Service Crippled Since Storm.

AIyron Holdredge of Pittsfeld, Mass, Bertram Holdredge of Mystic and Mrs. Fred Northup and children of Peace dale, R. l.. spent Christmas with their parents, Deacon and Mrs. c. r. Hold redse.
 N Frank Malen returned to Paw- tucket Sunday, after spending Christi mas with his parents. His wife went with him.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cook of the Watch Hill road. Harry and Lloyd Burdick of Lower PaWcatuclS Law renee and Dorothy Maine Of Hopkinton and Miss Ellen Maine of Laurel Glen were entertained at the home of Mir. and Mrs. James Maine on Christmas day.
 All the telephone lines in this sec ton have been out of order since the storm Sunday night.
 It is fine sleighing. The mercury dropped to zero Thursday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01

for the benefit of his health. During his absence the parish will be served by La Sallette fathers of Hartford
 This (Saturday) morning mass in St Thomas church at 9.30.
 MT. and Mrs w. H. Barron and daughter, Elizabeth, were holiday guests at the home of Mrs Barron's parents MT. and Mrs. Ezra Briggs.
 Herbert Bryan of Manchester. Conn.,. was Christmas visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs. Paul Chartier
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
ASHFORD
tiiah pc fts FnI Many Roads.

Miss Inez Whittemore Of Providence is at Frank Grsene's.
 The Christmns tree at the ashDS3a house Friday evening was well Atteno4 ed
 F. P Adams was in New York a&u New London the past week.
 Mrs. s. ]. Miller is suffering from a sprained ankle.
 The roads are being broken cut sd that travel on some Df them ia posRible. Many of them were Sled eysl WttN the walks on either side
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
BOZRAH
Telephones Out of Order-Chimney
 Fire.

Clayton Parker of Providence and c. 4. Parker were guests through the snow storm at the Bishop homes tead.
 John Somerer of Attleboro has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Charles. J. Abeu of Bear hill.
 Frank K. Rose, the rural carrier on route No. g, was unable to make his entire trip until Wedne sday
 Telephones are all out of commis- sion in this part of the town.
 A chimney fire caused an exciting time at the home of Gardner Avery this week.
 Mrs. Very Ann Lathrop is i'll at her home on Bozrah street
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
FRANKLIN

L. R. Robinson Returns to Vermont
 Holiday Notes-BuriaI of Maria
 Brink.
 Lloyd R. Robinson returned to Brat t1eboro Vt, Monday after spending Christmas at his home
 Mrs. Nelson Robinson of Norwich Town spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gager
 Eugene Manning of Yantic spent
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
 Settlement Reflected in These Columns.

years. The roads were all filled with snow. The thermometer went below zero on Thursday morning.
 Alice Perkins is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mason Gray, at Preston City.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
cAMPBELL's MILLS
chsrles Rice Found Guilty of Assault.

CnarIes Rice Found Guilty of Assault.
 Justice Tanner and Grand Juror Bar her held court last Saturday. Charles Rice was. found guilty of assault on Rose Rico
 The storm Of Saturday night and Sunday was the worst in a number ef
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
ll:c . IF.F. ; ~ Y. ! W. ~
| HARD GAME TOMORROW
., 80 ! ~ VII W. .1.'N.'!
local Foot Bali Team to
Battle with. St. Cloud I. 8;
-; = High School - -.

With their Lineup practically the
ssepe as in their game against the St.,
Cloud Normals, except hat Clark
Ell Tanners position, the local high
meets the st: Cloud high 'on' the
Athletic park gridiron tomorrow
afternoon, in what lis confidentally
expected to be the fastest game of the
season. The st. Cloud high has d
bunch Of fast players; and has handed
it to teams it has played in fine style,
Royalton going down by a score Of
lO6 to 0 at their hands. and Elk
River and W1llmar also being con-
quered by them. -: -. 49,. -
While the granite city, high eleven
is a good team, the local boys have
shown that they have considerable
strength and can pull off some very
clever plays. Tomorrow 3 game will
show that the practice which has been
going on steadily during the week has
been very fruitful and has rounded off
the 3 rough edges Of the home eleven.
AL though. the game is: uncertain to a
considerable extent, the locals believe
they have 1t on the down river team
this season.. and will be Victorious; >
+ The; band and heavy contingent of
rooters are expected on the sideI1nes
to make big noise.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
"PAID IN FULL" Ar THE MILO
TUESDAY, OCT. s5.r' "

One of the most successful OF plays
paid in Full by, Eugene Walter, q
four act comedy drama, will show at
the Milo theatre next Tuesday even-j
ing. October 25th. The theme, of, the
play is taken from incidents of real
life, and as presented by, the United
Play company, is one of the strongest
dramas being staged. Every IT
has been appearing, it has scored
signal success; and the Milo theatre
will no doubt ;be taxed to its capacity
for this play, It, rings true to life,
and is so irresistible in its sentimental
appeal, Its absorbing story and laugh
ing rich comedy that it strikes home
to the audience, being vital and
significant. ti, i - ~. ".5::s j. l*:Gj'
paid In Fuli''' comes highly RECON-
mended. 1t has q first class cast Of
characters, and the scenery is fine.
Taken all together it will be one of
the best, if not in tact the bests per
formapce TO- be put on at: the local
theatre this season. >t,F,tT{I{j : .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
HELPED IN NORTHERN MIN-
=. !. NESOTA, FIRES.l "1,,,

~ Edward sBorley, aged 20 years. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Borley sof this
city, distinguished himself in the
forest fires in ,no1ther4 Minnesota last
W eek. He was working in the. Glenn
entson,, sawmijl at Clementson at the
ii me; and seeing that the seventy odd
settlers up the Rapid River would
perish IN the flames which were COM
ing toward them from three sides, >un-
less warned Of their DANGER he rode
bareback for distance of about sixty
miles ahead of the flames to warn
them to dee AS result Of his seven
hours, ride, the settlers along the route
taken by him were enabled to reach "a
point Of safety before the tlampes Gould
reach them. /,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

AT !" R0XAIT0N IN !: AFTERNOON
Add:ressesW7ill VIII Be 9 on y Vital @:ll Issues
|::. +. s: =: and Should Be Heard : :.::'
!::, :'.. :: -. by ALL. u:> " III:

James A. Gray democratic candidate for governor Fred
Johnson democratic candidate for secretary state will
the issues of the day. the Court House. in this city Wednesday
evening, Oct 26. i1 =: ':,:,..i II, :'< :,
Both gentlemen able and pleasing speakers and will put forth
and language the things which stand for
being greeted with large and enthusiastic audiences everywhere
and Little Falsw not be backward in this respect " "
H They will also speak Royaop the afternoon of the
day. tTE s*"" .l'lt IL
Anyone who believes should not fail to be present
these meetings! 81" ' - i. 80" '"] ":|'H - "
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
PACKARD, HERE. rSOON.>

Alton Packard, the Master American
Cartoon1st and Humorlst, for the last
eight years appearing on the lecture
course, appears at the Congregational
church Wednesday, evening, November
2nd. under the auspices OF the Star
Lecture Course Besides his ex-
ceptiona ally fine sketchirg, which is
original, combining fpathos and
humor with instruction, his singing,
piano playing and reeitations are a
rare treat. His work is very 3clever,
ranking him away up among t he oest
of entertainers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
I 4 |! J! CLUB | |!
Another .shummer'' Market
Iii.payi- i.p yi-:Elsi'e;trlte II: ;SisInr;s,; 50 on "
,,'''t$' Manufactures'| :, ;,.,., ~ :.

The Commercial club, met in regular
hessioin Monday evening" with q FAIR
attAifdance,W - nV!it Nt.f>jl lot55:t IiSilf
| |sA.letter was read from :;Superinten-;::
dent Randall of:the state reformatory;
that the loading of'Hcrushed rock,
which is to be used on the 'Pierz road
had begun Monday but that there
might be a delay ON account Of the
railroad company not taking themout
bf!the yard. ; Bids on hauling the rock
from the east side tracks will soon be
Advertised. t. .i;ft'' IL itul ~ t}i::'.},
"A COMMITTEES will call on all those
who are as yet in arrears with their,
dues, Ir... }it,' <,!iT = tst H., Iti' t}G.i !
A communication from tho Northern, {,
Minnesota Development association.
in relation to the first annual meeting
Of the association which IS to be- held
at Bralnerd December and was also (
reaa; 1t states that the citizens Of
Brainerd are preparing to take care
Of the attendance expected. which
they think will be the largest yet
held and asks for the co'operation' of
all the counties of the state. It is ex-
'pected that; bills for presentation at
the coming session of the legislature
will be drawn up, including in which
are reapportionment, good roads, one
mill tax, state lands, consolidated
rural schools, and other objects of
state wide interest. The slogan IS
'tAll Eyes on tBrainerd!" ',p' ',t'- il
T.. G. Gordon brought up q PROPOSE
tlon, suggested by'Mr McCague, presl-
dent of the Water Power company
when here a few days ago. 1t is the
erecting OF eletric signs by the manu-
featuring plants on the West side OF
the river, and where the companies
40 net run their own electric plant,
tho current for this purpose will be
donated to them for two years; The
Water Power, company, would also
put large electric sign over the
dam, containing an appropriate motto.
This would be an excellent advertis-
ment, as 1T would draw the attention
of the people coming here or going
through on the train, leaving very
Favorable impressions. A committee
Eoti three was appointed to put the
matter, up to the manufacturers.
T., The street fair committee reported
that collections, were satisfactory in
amount although contributions were
mot made by all who should, and
promised a good program the coming
market day. ! There will, be an auc-
tioneer employed again to do free
auctloneerlng solely, for tie 'iarAiers.
It was suggested that the market day
proposition be put INTO the hands of a
petmanent organization, and this
matter win be- taken up at a meeting
of the club the last day of this month.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
REGIS FIRING \ lljARRANT.s!


The COUNTY s. ii il now and has been
most Of the time during the past two
ye4rs registering warrants drawn on
thd revenue fund.a q And this under the
beheticent regime i;of }i}ay republican
county, board. This tact 10 mentioned
fon the simple reason that the basis Of
tbe republic an county campaign two
vears aro Was 'w,,aRed on the PROPOSE
ton that ID nthe county affairs ',were
put into their hands the matter OF
registering county warrants would be-
a thing of. The lpast.e in fact one OF
thd speakers made It so strong fnaI A.
he Istated from the platform ~ q %hall
on 1.-THE West side, October ~, Jus,
that if the republicans did not 90 as
wal promised that, they ,ssh99plde! be
defeated, and that he would help to DO
it, We are sorry to lose the support >f
NJ. NJ. Williams, who was then re-
nnblican county chairman, tor he
leaves today for Europe. However,, j.
. T. jacobson, :" present county com ;
missioner, and candidate for county
auditor. was also speaker at this
meeting and no doubt acquiesced IN the
remarks OF the speaker, that IS 1or
the time being.
The remarks were evidently so much
chaff. used merely to catch the fancy
of the voters, and yet today you Will
ind these self. styled patriotic citizens
snea vino ot economy in public attalrs.
Tha;r word is no better to-day than 1t
Ind this with the knowledge that
the county tax rate is this year $40
mills and the revenue rate 5 mills
last year and this, the nlsness taA
levied for this fund IN a great numoer
of years. r.a.r;,+ "1t
may be interesting to note tnat tne
county board is of republican COM
p1oxiOn -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
HOSPITAL NOTES:

-M,s- Daniel Swanson Of !" Green
Prairie left the hospital the latter
part OF last week. ,. :, loot
Roy Jones was brought IN. last
weak for treatment for typhoid fever.
bernhard Zwiliing Of SWanvllle
entered the hospital last week, and
viii undergo an operation.
Mrs. Frank Crotto .underYenty an
opefatiqn for Appendicitis ati| the ! 3
hospital Wednesday. ..,...o 49,
Mis-. Mary Yaravoski WAS able to
leave the hospital Monday. :, .,.tx.
Miss Frances Walkolak.I who recent,
ly.landerweYt an operation Tor apa
pendicitis, left the hospital Wednes-
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
BOYS GLAD TO RETURN.

Harry Burns and Lester Balser. who
mixed 0ut from St. Otto's orphanage
Tuesday of last week but were caught
in the north end OF town and re-
turned to the institution through tho
assistance of George Emdet with his
car, that afternoon, skidooed again
from the orphanage \slast; Tuesday
evening. After trying the open air
lodging OF the BrickyaM sh9ds. they
presented themselves, cold aud hungry,
at the orphanage Wednesday morning
for breakfast, very chastened laos.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
A hunting license was issued
Leslie Gillette Wednesday.
+ Nine candidates werezinltiated into
the q Workman lodge last Tnessay even. I
ing. ~Retreshments were served at the
close p TIE zsyeningr: { e.
/ Chak Eklalnert and Nlss. Minnie
IL r. e 8 ns 49, -.

EChah Eklanert1I and .aa,,sss Minnie ..v.|
SchlenE. both OF this county. were
united IN marriage at high noon at the
CHAIRMAN Lutheran church 'parsonaee
Wednesday. Rev. r, j. Oehleri perform !.
ing the ceremony. The bride Was
goWneq IN, cream satin j and carried
bridal roses. 2,zs = -. q.
I f i The 3 3 hase1snneNlYsyedaed 4 n coQple deuarted
on the afternoon tlai11l III 81 Fani son
2 s':' wedding trip. They will make their
home in Swanvllle. S.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
NlL. START hlAGA||I zlNf' ! /


IA special to- the Duluth ,News-Yrl-
bune says a5i a5iCongfessmanC Ca2A; Lind
bergh ;of ethet Sixth ;t1istriots' has Ipur.
chased ia. .;printlng plant and wall issue
b. magazine, ~ which wall
deal scientific ally. iMith&i the :prohlems
pfj labor interests the relation of the
government to daily life and farming
lntereste.ti t..;'i i&.;ss: s:lf t:?t4EjI NE
5Mr,! Lindberghy will continue TO send
bht his: letters to the public press from
Washlngton,u but in. addition :; he will
make known through this magazine
the inner. workings OF the government
and deal JWith. many phases of ex-
traordinary} conditions which, s.le has
come in contact with IN his: CON-
gresslonal work. He expects to,supple-
ment what he says InYhls letters to the
press with fuller details of the work
lngs of congress in such a mariner that
would not find space In the daily
i',; !; t.: - ,: !. !,:.i: ~
It was learned on good. authority,
that the first issue Of the S1nagazlne
will be from Brainerd IN January and
that the first: series will be, 20 copies
covering two years at 81 for the volume.
Already he has secured the. services of
some, of the most foremost writers and
thinkers; Of the nation, who have been
assigned, subjects for: the new
magazine. !4.,. 4.r. ~. :.;;1 81 =, =
The magazine vii! be practice! and
Mr., ILindbergh will edit the issue.
The mechanical parts will be handled
by experts and he will nave charge Of
the editorial part. Its purpose is to
reach. .Doth young and old with facts
and figures and articles by experts on
various labor problems, matters; Of
internal, government, and farming
matters, Though none OF. the writers
names have yet been, made: public,
it lis anticipated that; such advanced
men as Senators Beyerldgel and La
Toilette and, some: of the strongest
labor leaders WILL contribute, articles.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
JOAN OF ARC SOCIETY MEErs!'

The Joan Of Arc society met with
Miss Anna Denis at her home on
Second street southeast Tuesday even
ing, about twenty-five being present.
After the business meeting, at which
in, e social time % was 5eia, %lth "n IN.
Del,cious; refreshments were served at
the close OF the evening, The society
will meet with Miss Mabel Berg, First
street southeast. Tuesday November
1st.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
FJensen!!of ISpifit L,ake IIawa.

~ .G FJensen! !sof Espifit Lake EIpwa,
sln, Hansmernsck Gu sizay 1adre iS fsrml 81 5
mile so1th of town, arrived this week
to take possession of it. 1t. is his in.
tentlo1 Sd go into stock aisifng ia fbissis;
DAIRY cattle and some excellent horses
to start+up with, and as he states that
|. TIE eo9dltao1s heEe ! are seyen e!s sbetter
'reAsons to believe thar he will be
highly successful. sI2,ss s:5.=sy VI. ::.7*:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

Gust A. Raymond of, Aitkin re.
turned home Wednesday after bus1-
ness trip here and !, IN, Crow, Wing
county He Is q Prohibition candidate
tor state representative from the Fifty
second district. 's'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

Miss Bertha Harding of Cass Lake,
at one time aresiuent of this CITY,: has
gone to- sCrookston, where Il she :: has
,accepted q a2position with the People 8
store. r? = ',>r4 - ,>,t~~;'t%f l!"' .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

| Mrs: Halfett, who resides, near Giro:
CORY, a small station q few miles south
of town, received some slight injuries
Monday afternoon, as the result Of
being thrown out Of a rig IN a run;
away. = ,,;; ,.,,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

T: Mesdames n. W. Chance and WI q.
Weber entertained the, Ladies', Work
ing club Of the Congregational church
at the church parlors yesterday after
moon. ~" :" - .,,,,i :, -,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
DAKOIAN :" WINS OUT
"pakota Dam" Is .Acknowl-
edged as Brother and
ii:,>: Heir to Estate '

Boston, Mass. Oct. 18.-The longest
contested probate case IN the world, it
is claimed, was settled last night
when William G. Russell of MeIrose
declared that Daniel Blake Russell of
Dlck1nson,s N. d., {; Dakota Dan;').
was his brother ana a co-heir with
him to the $500, 1000 estate of his
father, the late Daniel Russell. !,,,;
The ack acknowledgements was. made in
writing and throws out the claims of
the alleged Danie ell Blake Russell of
Fresno, : Cal: "Fresno DAM was
nublicly acknowledged as. the long
lost brother by William Russell last
ApriII at the conclusion ; of a six
months trial IN which the claims Of
"Dakota Dan" were thrown out.
IF resno' Dan had since lived lin
Melrose with William Russell as has
brother. '~'5, t:,>;!.. al a.: >,l..';t.:!.:.
Efforts were made at the: recent trial
which lasted 123 trial days, to prove
that "Dakota' DAN was James d.
kop psseau OF Mess1na, n. Y!H'Dakota
ltDan's'' attorney was State t. Senator
Leslie. A. Simpson .:of Dickinson! N:
D., and '"FFresno Dams lawyer was
George N. Carving 'of Fresno' Gal. '''
DESTRUCTIVE ii ~ 'sT,0iR Min.
-, .,l.,}1 ,5FLORlDA. z,;,jy- s,.*',i !
| Savanna, s5 Ga, Oct. 19.-AH Of
Florida is cut off from the outside
I world. ALL telegraph lines are wreeked
by the big Storm; and the railroad
lines have been washed out in so many
fpiaces. that it" may be many hours
| befo IRE the tull extent of the. storm
disaster is known. The loss of pro-
perty will be many million dollars.
and theloss Of life lis problematical.
st. Augustine and Miami, Florida were
under water when the wires went
down. .,...4 z..l - %nIS;,L' -. ti< Y '"f'T
/: B. B. Clapp, n. n. claim agent, and
Lyman Aver visited points on the L
II. gid; branch the first part Of the
week looking into some fire damage
claims s..;."l '"5-1: ts;" .X%;s'tu.- Ing I
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

The meetings OF the democratic
oo,,'tv n ticket contipue to be- lafgely
attended and Indications point ito
success All along the line.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

{ Al small, audience gatheretta at the
court house Saturday evening to hear
" c.. Henderson, independent can!
didate for senator from the 48th - dis
trict. In his talk he, defined sshis
polic1ea ..... :l;..} - .l'' .tlH. ;+:&:: :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

Marriage licenses were issued this
week Fsa1int f 9hS %st9sk rno9es kn8
'ec Fssaeis !, al 'Gilbiids % and SogeSia SsSh;
Wermerskirchen, Charles Kieinert and
Minnie v. :Schlenz..s ii WI I<rE
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

Rev, Father A. Lamothe ireturned
Wednesday from Breckenridge, where
he attended the silver Jubilee of Sister
Mary Anthony and Mary Rose,
Franciscan sisters who are well-known
here having been stattoded: at the.
local mother house the greater part Of
the time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

The Milo theatre was the rendezvous
for the pupils Of the advanced first
and second grades or the Hawthorne
sch ool,i under Misses Grace HiDckley
and Frances Fortier respectively, Sat
urday: afternoon, being quests Of the
management Of the theatre at the
matinee. ! ..;,t:; vi i:!p::" :!,ts.:::i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

tuesday was the last, day TOR fling K
added name, {, over those segn,ee: previously
published is that OF u: O., HenoersGn, .aos.
Of Nlsswa. Grow Wing county. VINO
is an indepenlent cano1oate A1
SENATOR from this district: os.,s5E1 ~ >
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

A number HQf LADIES' were en-.
tertained by Mrs. l.. D. Brown at a
th1mble bee at her homo on Sixth
street southeast last Friday after
noon. On the Wednesday afternoon
previous, she entertai ined at cards. ~ .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

: Mrs. Alex Rowe was taken i'll the
.firstnof the week; with an attack of
tonsllitls. : " ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

Mrs, s.: 4. vasaiy went to St. Paul
yesterday to, meet her. mother: N RS. J:
J. Fortler of Sorel, Canada, who will
make an extended visit here.