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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21
PierZ Route 3

Jan. 18Th. Wieland made a bust
ness trip to Bralnerd Friday.
School IN district 104 commenced
Monday after q two.weeks' vacation:
John Held's house In Buh was de.
stroyed by fire early Sunday morning
of last week. Mrs. Held, with baby
five days old, was made comfortable
until after the fire. Neighbors arrived
and helped, but the fire had gained too
much headway. The house was not
insured.
MIR. and Mrs. a: WieIand and
family and Miss Nelson : visited at
Peter Vanhercke's Sunday.
Rev. Hallanger will hold services at
Ct. A. Olson's Wednesday, I 80 p. m.
Everybody welcome -. .-.,.,- ..s. !.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Free Lutheran church met at H:
Dahlgren' g Saturday evening.
Ella and Arthur Wieland were
business callers in Pierz Monday. y -
Genus .Beckman and Theo. Martin
are % the s '', 1ist 81: ths present s4d'
wAAs4A6. 49, s', :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21
RANDALL

Jan. 19.-Adolph Fregin was county
seat visitor Wednesday.
NJ P. Lowe left Thursday for
Wadena for visit with relatives.
Sam Chernlkovsky, the hide buyer
of Little Falls, transacted business at
this place Thursday between trains. ::
VIM. Jones lett Thursday tor Wis.
consin, where he was called by the
serious illness of his mother.
q. E. Calhoun transacted business
IN Little Falls Thursday.
j. Honst1om of Gushing was a caller
at this place Thursday afternoon.
G. E. Calhoun, James Sullivan and
Leo Bentler of this place attended the
dance at Joe Krlger's Friday even
ing.
Leo Bentler, who is employed at this
place, spent Sunday at his home IN
Parker.
:, -.Tillie Simones left Sunday for Long
Pralrie,, where she will be employed
for some time.
Mrs. W. Z. Wyatt: and. children
arrived here Friday from -, p''lweEth.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21

MIMI, where she was called by the
illness of her father, Mr.. Bates. 49,
Born-To' Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Snyder, Friday, Jan. 18th, a baby
girl.
Miss Grace Keller is employed at
Mrs. Clint Chapman's.
Nora Wahlberg left Tuesday for
Minneapolis, where she expects to be
employed for a few months.
Gertrude Kay returned to her home
in Little Falls Tuesday, where she
was called by sickness In her family.
Ed. R1ckerson left Monday for
Mlzpah, Minn., where he will be
employed.
Mrs. Peter Olson lett Tuesday for
Minneapolis, where she went to
receive medical aid.
Mrs. HIM returned to this place
Tuesday after several weeks spent at
her home in Minneapolis.
There will be a big dance in
Bailey's hall Friday evening, Jan. 81.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21
SWAN RIVER

Jan. 19.-John H. Hanfler was
county seat visitor Saturday.
The town board of Supervisors met
at the town clerks Office Monday with
M. j. Vlechorek and JOS Manka,
SUPERVISORS, and j. II. Hanfer, chair
man. A number Of bills were allowed.
The funeral of the late Frank
Kurowskl which was held Monday
n o~ning St. Stanislaus church, was
we'll attended.
Olaf Malm of Belle Prairie was out
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schlag, e. R.
Wallet and Emil Widstrom, all of Elm
dale visited at the home of J. FL.
Hanfler Sunday.
Emil Widstrom OF Elmdale was out
here Monday on business.
John H. Hanfler attended church at
Ledoux Sunday.
Miss Josephine Golombieski spent
Saturday in Little Falls with rela-
tlves.
Leander Larsen of the Brickyards is
L. NJ. Larsen lett Monday for Brain
erd for weeks visit with friends and
relatives.
EIduh AdluZd u k1GllO Z dis Is gu
ployed at John Hantler's this week.
Paul krottoschinsky left Thursday
for Black Duck for a weeks fishing
trip. ~,
N. B. Twist of Elmdale passed
through here Tuesday with team Of
horses which he sold to. Olaf Malm
at Little Falls.
Miss Rosy Yak is employed by Mrs.
Dennis Sheedy this week.
Chas. Hanfer drove to Little Falls
Tuesday on business.
Married-Tuesday morning, at st.
Stanislaus church at 10 O'Clock, Walter
Wieschnieski and MISS Mary Patyk.
Mr.. Wieschnieskl is an industrious
young farmer of Swan River. Mrs.
Wieschnieski is a charming young
lady OF Swan River. They both have
many friends who will wish them
much happiness and joy on the sea Of
life.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21
North Bur

Jan. 1.-THE Misses Bertha and
Lena Saskofsky and Anna Miller left
for Rochester, where they will be
employed this winter.
George Leeb was IN P1erz Saturday
on business.
George Tretter was in New Pierz on
business Thursday.
Miss Kate Smith has left for Little
Falls.
Steve and Anna Gross took in the
basket party at M. Gross.
Joseph Plene made business trip
to the saw mill in Hillman last week.
John Fisher, Jr., drove through here
with a load of a hundred bushels of
wheat for New Plerz.
Hattie Gassert is home for short
visit with her parents.
Joseph Prigelmeier, in making a
business trip to Pierz, found fine
double. bitted axe. -
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PlERZ

Jan. 2O.-Miss Smoke and Miss
Mischke of Buchanan were Plerz
visitors Wednesday.
Frank Faust has purchased a soda
fountain for $500, which has been put
in his restaurant. Mr.. Nichols Of
Little Falls set the fountain mp.
John H. Shaefer has bought a lo1
adjoining his residence from CAR
Capsner for 1925.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Block, who
live three miles southeast OF Plerz,
celebrated their twenty fifth wedding
anniversary last Thursday.
Three new street lamps have
arrived and soon will be installed al
the following places: One at VIM.
Eller's creamery, and at the crossing
at John Mandt's place.
A surprise party was held at Wenze]
Medleck' 8 place Monday in honor of his
son, Joseph, whose birthday was on
Tuesday. The evening was enjoyed
in dancing and playing games. Every
body who was present reports a good
time.
A basket social was given at Frank
Faust's place Monday.
Joseph Meyer has bought Math
Lokowitch's share in the butcher shop
known as Meyer & Lokowitch.
John Schmolke of Buchanan is NOV
ing the creamery formerly located at
Math Meyers place, to the 500 depot.
Peter Poster ia doing the work.
Anton Bednar was the lowest bidder
for cutting, hauling and packing the
ice for the Bridgeman & Russell
creamery.
Ed. Ruff of Buchanan was in P1erz
Monday on business.
Theo. Nagel has gone to Little Falls
to attend the Little Falls business
college.
Miss Frances Hennen returned Mon
day from weeks visit with her
brother and sister, Joseph and Annie,
at st. Paul.
Frank and Otto Thurman have re-
turned from Bemldji. where they
were working for the Crookston
Go.
FIX. Wiring, who went to st. Paul
last week. returned Tuesday.
!. Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Meyer Monoay; a boy.
Miss Josephine Prellavitz returned
last Thursday from Staples, where she
has been working.
Miss Minnie Faust has resigned her
position as clerk at Frank GreIl 8
=. DR.. E. L. Halves, the dentist from
Wahkon, was here Tuesday and
Wednesday. -
Jos. Leese of Montana is here visit
ing with his COUSIN, Mike Leese of
this place. !" 49, !:
Miss Josephine Meyer of SarteIl,
who has been visiting with Eugene
Wermerskirchen, returned home last
Friday. ~ ~ c.>:..... - =.
John Smith and wife and Frank
KugIer and wife were out Sunday
visiting at Christ 'Faust's place.
Frank <. Faust was at Little Falls
Monday: @'..
John Shaefer has bought the Frank
swankle butcher shop IN upper town.
MIR. Shaefer will be joined by a man
from St. Cloud. -
A new basketball team has been
by some of our local bust
ness men. They are: Frank Faust,
Dr.. aKe1khof, A. p. Stoll, ~: II. G.
Bailey and c.. E. Gravel. The first
practice they had was Tuesday night
with the boys and they beat them. Il
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21
GREEN PRAIRIE

Jan. 19.-HarIey Pray attended the
dance at Fit. Ripley Saturday evening.
G.. E. Calhoun of Randall was a
business caller here Monday.
Frank Edden was the guest OF
friends at Freedmen Sunday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Eckerson and
son, Dewey, visited with relatives at
Little Falls SATURDAY.
George Henderson was the guest OF
friends at Belle Prairie Sunday.
Alfred Nauertz IS ill this week.
Miss Elsie Edden visited with her
sister, Mrs. d. H. Campbell at Cul-
drum last week.
The Swanson children, who have
been confined to the house with
measles, are reported to be better.
Miss Minnie Laiture spent Sunday
Little Falls Monday, where she is
attending business college.
E. EckeIson and son, John, left
Tuesday for Clough, where they have
taken a contract to move school
house.
Miss Mamie Schlax and brother,
Willie, who are attending school at
Little Falls, spent Saturday and Sun
day with their parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson
were called to Little Falls Tuesday by
the illness of their daughter, Miss
Hilda. who is attending school at
that place.
Rev. Smith, Union Sunday School
missionary Of Brainerd, will hold
services in the Baptist church here
Friday evening, Jan. 81. Everybody
invited to come.
About fifteen ladies pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Bert Boyes, formerly OF
this place, but now OF Little Falls,
at her home on eighth street, Satur-
day afternoon, the occasion being her
birthday The afternoon was spent In
various ways. A dainty lunch was
served at 3 o'clock. after which the
guests departed for their homes,
wishing Mrs. Boyes many returns of
the day. She was the recipient OF
many presents. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21
ELM DALE

Jan. 19.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Schnider visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sob1ech Sunday.
The dance at Anton Jendro's Sunday
night was largely attended and all
report a fine time.
--..Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gaumrot of
Opole, Mr.. and Mrs. Suera and
daughter, Lizzie, and Annie and Tom
and Peter Sura of Opole, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Jendro Sunday and
Monday.
Anton and Eddie Jendro went to
Pierz on business Wednesday.
A number of Bowlus pleasure
seekers attended the dance at Anton
Jendro's Sunday night.
There was large crowd from
Holdingford Sunday at Lawrence
Ohotto's.
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PIKE Fl CIR

ian. 19.-Miss Martha Ringwelski,
danohtar of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
RineWeiski Of this place, left Saturday
for St. Joseph, where she WALL enter
the convent. She was accompanied
nv her SISTER and mother. :.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Kloskowskl
arrived here from Minneapolis TO
attend the funeral of her father.
Simon Wielinski made a trip to
Tlensburg Thursday OF last week.
The funeral of the late Vincent
Janta Lipniskl took place at swan
River Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
rom St. Stanislaus Polish Catholic
chnrch. Rev. Gospodar officiating: In
tarment was in the Polish Catholic
cemetery. May he rest IN peace.
Frank Kur0wskl, a we'll known ana
hi1hlv respected citizen Of this place,
died Friday evening OF last week. ne s
is survived by bis wife ana seVeral
erown-up children. The funeral was
largely attended and was held MONDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock from ~.
Stanislaus Polish Catholic churcn,
Rev. Gospodar officiating. lnterment
was in the Polish Catholic cemetery at
Swan River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rlngwelski
arrived from st. Cloud to attend the
funeral of her father; also her sister,
Jennie, arrived from South Dakota
A large number from here, Little
Falls. TWIN Lakes and Swan River
attended the funeral of the late
Vincent Janta Lipinski and Frank
Kurowskj.
Miss Sadie and Jennie Rutz and
their brother, John, of Little Fails,
spert Sunday at this place. -.
John Lemanczik IS digging well
on his location this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Blals Sobiek and
daughter, Helen, attended the party
given at the home OF Simon Wlelln-
skis Sunday.
Thomas and Peter Krause made a
business trip to Little Falls Monday.
Miss Lizzie Ginter, who was work
ing at Little Falls, is at home, but
will leave for Fargo, N. d., with her
sister, Anna.
Miss Esther Westberg spent Saturday
with her friend, Clara Krause.
John Ginter has been dong some
work for John Lemanczlk this week.
A big crowd Of our young folks
spent Sunday evening with Pauline
and Peter Krause.
Stephen R1ngwelski visited Tuesday
with his cousins at this place.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Ruiz OF Little
Falls visited Sunday at his sister
place here.
A large number of people gathered
at the home of the late Frank kurow-
ski Sunday evening to pay their
respects to the dead.
Miss Annie Krause visited Monday
with her brother, John, at Little
Falls.
A very nice party was given at the
home OF Simon Wlelinskl Sunday
afternoon and evening. The time was
spent IN feasting and dancing. All
had most enjoyable time.
Mrs. John Cieminski IS on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Super of
Flensburg visited Sunday with her
parents here.
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e asst Darling

Jan. 8-Next Sunday at one clock
In the afternoon, will be held a meet
ing IF the Good Templars at the
Swedish Lutheran church. Rev. Nor
quist Of Minneapolis will be present.
All invited.
There was small attendance at the
Swedish Lutheran church last Sunday
on account of mlspriDt in the Item
saying the services would be held on
Friday instead of Sunday.
Mrs. Tilda johnson is still i'll. ALI
hope that she will soon recover.
Miss Annie Wlppler is the new
operator at the Darling station. The
young man has gone to Randall.
The hay press is busy every day.
August had some of the farmers
haul hay for him from the Blrdville
farm, which he had bought last
summer.
B,rdvllle is at Phllbrook, but we
expect him hack soon again.
Mrs. Hilda Nelson has received a
fine piano, a Christmas present from
her sister who lives in Chicago.
A number from here attended the
church dedication of the Swedish
church at Little Falls Sunday.
Gustaf Sanderson went to F1azee
last Sunday.
August BIomquist visited with
several farmers Sunday afternoon.
Herman johnson was in West Darl-
ing Monday to see the justice on legal
business.
The hay and wood thieves are rather
busy OF late.
Some Pike Greek farm names:
August Anderson, Highland Park
Farm; Oscar Anderson, Rich Valley
Farm; j. W. johnson, Birdville Farm {;
August Peterson, Beautiful Park
Farm; John Zillich. Evergreen Park
Farm; Anton Knudson, Pleasant View
Farm; Charles j. Nelson, Goldtield
Farm; M. NJ. Williams, Meadowview
Farm.
T. Some more Darling farm names:
Emil Olson, Rosewood Grove; Lars
johnson, Cherry Valley; Frank
Skogberg, Beautiful Grove; Annie
Thjngstad, Golden Valley; John V.
Malm, Streetville; Fredrlckson Bros.
The Fredric; Mrs. Anna 9. johnson,
Blossom; John. Fredrlckson, Darling
View. go
Some are kicking because someone
took their farm name. Hurry up and
get it registered and you will be safe.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21

son. 4 tho hay-pre1 Ging company, IL
rived tuesday from East Darling and
are now pressing hay on the Charley
Regnen farm for. ahipmantt. ,ssss 3.
John Regnell and son, Arthur, and
Aaron Eng6trom helped August BIom
quist haul hay Tuesday. s.. =: 81 =.
Miss Anna Peters, teacher In dis
trlct IS re-opened her school on Mon.
day with q better attendance, after q
weeks delay, on account Of SO many
children having been sick. They are
now rapidly recovering. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thelander and
daughter, Hulda, and Andrew and
Hennlpg Riden attended church at
Little Fails Sunday.
The breeder of the north pole
ROSTERS called on q number Of
farmers the past week and is now
pretty well posted with farm names.
Darling is booming in farm names and
some of the nearby towns are follow.
ing suit.
II Babe Hanson entertained crowd
Of young people Saturday evening.
Dancing was the principal amusement
of the evening. Refreshments were
served at midnight. and all report 9
nice time.
Chas. A. Swanson, who has been
visiting his brother in-law ana family
at Anoka, Mimi, for a number OF
days, returned home Monday.
Miss Edna and Louis Courtney OF
South West Darling called on Miss
Lydia and Herbert Main Sunday.
George Wlppler and Miss Maud
Freeman drove to Darling Sunday
afternoon to visit Miss Anna Wippler,
who is at present employed at the
Mr. and Mrs. W. johnson and
family shipped their household goods
and moved to Philbrook, MIMI, Mon.
day.
l.. Miss Emma Zillick IS wishing he1
sister, Bertha, this week III Little
Falls.
A jolly bunch of young people
gathered q the home of Miss Amelia
and Willie Thelander last Sunday and
all had a nice time.
Albert Wippler, who has been visit.
ing at the home OF Fred Freeman for
a number of weeks, returned last
Thursday to resume his duties.
Frank, Stormy and Phil. Hinze and
Oscar Nelson Of East Darling attended
the party given at Herman Hanson s
Saturday evening.
Victor Malm and son, Herbert
hauled gravel from the hog back hill
for a number of days last week for
the floor in his new stable.
Student David Swanson, who has
been visiting with friends and rela-
tlves at St. Cloud, Minneapolis and
Anoka for the past week. returned
home to his parents Wednesday noon.
A. Cook came down to cook for q
crew OF men at Camp / near 81
Bloomington avenue, last Wednesday.
It was reported q busy day.
8. T.. Swanson drove to Darling
depot to meet his brother, David,
Wednesday.
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] ],

Jan. 10. Mrs. KnOp Of Stevens
Point, Wis !, Is waiting her sons, John
nd:;Au9uBt, here. Fl. # s5s II
Joseph Kahn returned home Thurs
day from st. Paul, where he had been
employed for about three years, to
visit relatives. &.ia s< 55:E tn -52s- !
Il Frank Mischke returned from a
business trip to the cities Thursday,
whore he purchased his spring stock.
John Brandt accompanied bis
brother, Frank, to- Minneapolis Mon
day, where John transacted business,
returning Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Mueller returned to
st. Paul Friday to resume work.
A crowd of young folks gathered at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Dehler
to celebrate their daughter, Ida's,
10th birthday.
= john Mueller departed for the Twin
Cities Monday, where he will purchase
his spring stock.
Frank Mischke's furniture stock
arrived Tuesday.
John Holm departed for Mime
apolls, where he expects to be en-
ployed in an automobile shop.
Peter HOLMAN moved his household
goods to Koyalton' this week and
shipped them to Saltwater, where he
has accepted a position as butter.
maker.
Ferdinand, JAS, Lizzie and Mary
Dengel and Math Kelzenberg visited
ut Nick 81. Mueller's in Pierz Sunday.
Otto J. Dengel left for Pierz Sun
day, where he will take care of Nick
81. Mueller's business during his
absence in Minneapolis.
The young folks gathered at the
home of Adam Mueller Monday in
honor of Mary r. Piersart.
Ed. Ruff, who was visiting his
daughter IN Pierz last week, returned
Carl Heurupg sold his prairie: farm
to Rlnold Kriefal. Consideration
James A. Dengel had the misfortune
of breaking bis lett leg below the knee
by an upsetting of a load of wood. AS
the accident is not very painful, the
patient is not suffering much. The
fractured member IS receiving treat
ment IN st. Paul. Fl:
Hubert Kelzenberg and Anna Roos
were united in wedlock at the st.
Michael church at a. m. Tuesday,
Rev. LANCE officiating. Nick s.
Mueller acted as best man and Miss
Josephine Roos as bridesmaid. After
the ceremony the newly-we with
relatives and nelghbors, retired to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roos,
ST., where bounteous repast was
served. The young couple are both
favo1abIy known and their large host
of friends all JOIN in wishing them q
long ana prosperous welded life. Mr..
Kelzenberg and wife will reside here
for the present.
VIM. Holm expects to leave for
Minneapolis soon, where he will
attend an agricultural school.
Peter Brown and wife, Mrs. Peter
H. Mueller, Mrs. Math Brown, ST.,
visited at Math Brown, Jr's, at
Dixv11la Tuesday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21
COOKS NERVES SHATTERED
Explorer Said to Be in a sanitariut1
in Germany.

Frankfort, Germany, Jan. 19.-The
Frankfort Zeitung is authority for the
statement that DR.. Frederick A. Cook,
the discredited Arctic explorer, is in
q sanitarium near Heidelberg, suffer
ing from a serious physical collapse.
The correspondent says the doctors
nerves are shattered and that his
mind is in danger Of arrangement
from the melancholia. .f:;.
It is reported that Mrs. Cook is with
her husband, but the correspondent
has been unable to verify this. 4:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21
BRICkYARC

Jan. 2O-Mrs. F. A. Janney re-
turned home Monday after a three
weeks visit with relatives at Kichland
Centre, Wis.
Miss Nettie and Clara Larsen visited
relatives in Swan River Sunday and
Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Longfellow
were visitors at A. K. Longfel]ow s
the past week.
F. A. Janney took another carload
OF cattle to st. Paul Monday.
Rev. Clemmens will preach at the
Brickyards Sunday, Jan. %. Every
body welcome.
The Ladies' Aid was entertained at
dinner by Mrs. E. Manbeck last
Wednesday.
Rev. Peterson of Little Falls was a
caller at 9. Lindquist' s Monday. -
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(. .. NO. s.

Jan. Is. N. .. Anderson was in
Bowlus Wednesday. .55.s
J. NJ Lambert, Ed. Harrington.
Wayne Pauley, Nate Kinder, Frank
Posch, J. R. Stone and j. e. Lambert
we're among Koyalton visitors Satur.
day. ., ,,I.,' ''s'..s.' ''..-~' Il.
II: Zimmerman was a county seat
visitor Thursday. .,. -
s. Hennenlotter is doing some
carpenter work for J. r. Stone. :;
W. G.: Brockway was a Royalton
visitor Friday. i. ...
The surprise party for II. thinner
man was we'll attended and fine time
was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Trettel drove
to Royalton Saturday.
Miss Laura Billiard Of Little Falls is
visiting Miss Rose MacDougall.
j r. Stone and daughter, Minnie,
VISITED at Harvey Muncey's Sunday.
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West Darling

Jan. 19.-There will be services at
the Swedish: Lutheran church next
Sunday, Jan. %, at 1 O'Clock p. m.
Rev. Nordquist OF Chicago will con-
duct the services. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Miss Anna Wipple1 is now en-
ployed as an operator at the Darling
depot. We all wish her success in her
new employment.
August, Charley and Oscar Ander-
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LAKE SHIP COMPANY FAILS
GiIchrist Transportation Corporations
IN Hands Of Receivers

IN Hands Of Receivers
Cleveland, Jan. 19.-Judge Tayler
has appointed General George A. Gar.
retson, president of the Bank Of Com
merce. and S. P. Shane, general man
ager of the Gilchrist Transportation
company, receivers of the Gilchrist
Transportation company, a $4,000, 900
corporation. Each was placed under
$4,000 bono.
The Gilchrist company is one of the
largest vessel owners on the Great
Lakes. It owns ffty-seven steamers
and four barges.
Heavy loans negotiated during the
past two years are largely responsible
for the failure. I
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21

One of Ayers Pills at bedtime will cause
an increased flow of bile, and produce q
gentle laxative effect the day following.
Formula on each box. Show it to your
doctor. He will understand at glance.
Dose, one pill at bedtime.
-Nade by the J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-21

Among those who attended the
lecture and musical given by Mrs.
William Anderson Gilman at Royal
ton last Friday evening we're the
Misses Maybelle Brannen, Bessie
Brannen, Erma Warren, Florence
Schallern, Georgina Utsch, Faye
Medley, Carrie Pratt and Merrie
COrnwelI.
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Miners Strike at Nllkesbarre.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Jan. 19.-The 1900
miners employed at No. s colliery Of
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal com.
panyI went On strike to enforce q do
mand for . checking boss. III E t.=.=