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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-22
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$3.50 LOT
WIZ soil to a reliable party an uneb-
struCuhic View lnt iu The North End,
convenient Co three car lines two
blocks from park also surrounded hy
many beautiful homes cash payment
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900 Now York block open evenings
from 20 y
New 7-room house. Queen Anne Hin.
Tor $3.50; mantci, furnace. laundry
trays. run cement basement. back stair
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Lowell tot a5Xloo. splendid view. 220O
down. $50 per month including interest
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Don't fail 60 SOC this. for It's a new
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mont cara improvements IA and paid.
Price 81 500, $500 cash. balance SIS Dor
cox Investment 20. phono ballard 20.
FIVE ACRES EXCELLENT FRttT
LAND easily cleared fine locallty, close
20 seattle market a snap az $50 an acre;
also easy terms. Herbert s. Upper. sot
Leary Blde
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room modern cottage, with street Inn
proNcmeuts Ia and paid. Tor saoo cash.
balance $50 per month t922 t2nd av s.
owner East faNS
By owner, al Rainier Beach, four. room
cottage, lot btAlb0 feet splendid Wow
nf lake St,60oi SEQ down. balance 20
suit purchaser Phone East sass.
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terms. az less than value Of lot inquire
owner, i2i1 hulgntc a 2iOa
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he win be given two tickets 90 the Ma
ieatio theatre free.
samuel Coll5er 500 Leary Ruiidlng.
deals Ia city property. farms and timber
lands List your property with him.
Half acre new house. fruit garden.
water, blocks from ear, terms owner.
Kenyon iba
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Rainier ay. York ~.
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CRY REAL rerAre-tcon,.a,.
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$50 rHsh. balance SO per month. of
VIII trade tor lots ~ arfeaaa
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only $780, 100 cnHh. balance 90 per
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Main Whe, ind . 1921
MADHONA HILL HOME
FOR SALE ny OWNER
hrH. f1omn. fuhufei. furnace. walls
tinted polished floors with mahogany
AHip. large pantry. closets. etc
PRICE $500; easy terms
LOCATIONS. tGli t1fd ay
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store. afeN9ud Fauutief0y car Ha viii
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~ $3.50 an Hffe up. On your own terms
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and cheap transportation FINEST Kind
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ffs4 per iot 11atg7 foot lot 8 % 'em
two blnfka from Woodland parh on
Meridian ear lines assessments paid up
20 date streets graded. sidewalk =
block from car line
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vibration BEST EQUIPPED OFFiCHa
IN SEATTLE Eyes treated. glasses nt-
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Bank BLDG. end aud Pike.
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WANTED Severe FaHnH mnfmHN wath ~
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Thira Az Ths Fseifie Tsgsphens q
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cHArreL LOANS

Ne@~e~yes~s~ss~sV~ ~NSsSsee~~ ~~s~raNN
IpA - no WDnKfNg PEOPLE
or HHAL E8rhTE. FURNITURE Pf-
AMOS LIVE HrDNK or Any COOP
HEctHfTY EASY PAYMENT PLAN
l.oMEaI Possible RATES MAIN
sffT. IND 1895
OSCAR y IENREH a co nc.
80 H0Hhefn Bank Bldg Nh and PIKE
Loans on fBrnlfurs. horses etc WI.
Jam Roach room 7i7 New York Hids
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06


threading achines came up froii,
Norris Saturday for q visit at the
home Of John Hegnell.
Mrs. Hulda Carlson Of Little Fails
ID kere on 4 visit with her mother.
Mrs. .Tillie Rendahl. J. 3.
Albert Whipple is here on q visit
with the family Of Fred freeman.
School in district So will close Fri.
day. May 9th, and program will be
rendered by the pupils in the forenoon.
after which refreshments will be-
served near the school grounds. The
afternoon will be spent in playing
games, etc. That is, il the weather
permits. ~. Il. =
John Eystdd and Miss Esther Reg
nell drove to Darling Tuesday. :
Peter Olson came up from Little
Falls Tuesday to do some mason work
for Charles Anderson.
LOUIS Anderson helped Fred n elson
break some land q few days last week.
Mrs. Fred Freeman and daughter
Maud, Fred Whlppler. John Regnell
and Albert Peterson were IN Little
Falls Tuesday.
A grand bail game took place near
the Darling store last Sunday between
Green Prairie and Darling and the
game ended rs to in favor OF
Darling.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
BRICkYARp

May 5.-The LADIES' Aid will be
entertained at the home of Mrs. s.
II. Muncy Wednesday, May H..
Everybody welcome.
Miss Grace Henderson of Fl. Ripley
10 visiting her little friends here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. &. Savage visited
at r. Cbamber's of Rice Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krause Of Little
Falls called at V. Copa's Wednesday
evening.
Miss Annie Pankratz is staying with
Mrs. +. A. Janney.
F. A. Janney went to Park Rapids
Saturday on business.
Mrs. G. A. Llndquist il on the sick
list.
Miss Minnie Strom visited her
friend, Della Quine, Monday evening.
P. o. Duclos opened his brickyard
Monday for the season.
Mr.. No=len is blowing for nelghbors
in south Brlckyards this week.
j. E. Quine and son, Bertrum,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
West Darllnk

May 4.-John Weston of New Rich
mond, Wis.,, who has been here on q
visit, is employed at Charley Ander'
sons.
Many Of Our farmers attended mar.
ket day at Little Falls last Saturday.
Alfred Predecessor visited In Anoka
Sunday.
Paul Sanders of Clough spent Sun
day with ''Babe' Hanson.
Ollie Levinski attended the dance in
Little Elk Saturday night.
Miss Edith Sandahl of st. Cloud,
who was employed at Mrs. Fred Free:
mans, returned to her home Sunday.
Nels Olson ana family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Nelson. .~~
Albert Peter, Herman Hanson and
the Swanson brothers were among
those from here to haul grain to the
feed mill Monday. -
Miss Amelia Thelander returned
from q visit at Little Falls.
John Eystad, representing j. I. Case
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
BoWLUS

Miss Eleanor Armstrong is spending
the week with friends at Upsala.
Andrew Reidele and Pete Schlicht.
ing are engaged IN painting the hotel
building this week.
Mrs. Fred Bellew and daughter re-
turned from q visit with relatives at
Avon Saturday.
The dance Saturday evening given
by the Upsala band boys was en- oyed
by the large crowd present.
Paul Popelikk returned from from q
several days visit in st. Paul Friday.
l.. D. Hansen moved one part of his
blacksmith shop from Elm Dale to
Bowlus Saturday and is now located
on the lot north of the Anderson
livery barn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

| last W;sek L ID the fourth child that
has died. The sympathy st the com
munity goes out to the grief.
parents IN their great sorrow. .%
Jos. Copa and family spent Sunday
at Little Falls. ~ 5..s:.'z 81. 81: st.
p ullne Krause spent Saturday with
her brother at Little Falls returning
Sunday. 4 &, .zx 55ssss d..
A large number from here were in
Little Falls Saturday.
Few from here are employed at the
p. q. Duclos brickyards. Is.
Vincent Copa Of Little Falls moved
here. with his family this week. A.
K1ause, stephen Copa, Joseph Borash
and John Czech helped him move.
Simon Wielinskl and son Vincent
made business trip to Flensburg
Anna R,ngwelski, who is staying at
Little Fails, spent Sunday afternoon
at her home here. She was accom-
panied back by her brother.
Simon Wie1inskl sold his white
horse Saturday.
Blais Sobleck called on T. A. Janney
Sunday.
MI. Viberg has his new home al
most finished and will move IN 1T
soon. ...
Mrs. B. Wllczek called on. Mrs.
Frank Kupka Tuesday.
Mrs. 1gnatz Nowakowski, who, on
her way here from Germany, was TAX
en- sick with typhoid fever at Balti-
more, is almost well and will come
here as coon possible.
The supervisors of this town were
business callers at Little Fails Tues
day
A. Krause brought some lumber for
John Lemanczik from Little Falls
Tuesday.
Albert TrzeblatoWeki is we'll now.
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East Darling

May 3.-The funeral OF Hennlng
Edward Larson was held last Friday
instead of last Wednesday. The
deceased was two years and nine
months old. There we're many flower
offerings. The remains were laid be-
side those of the other deceased
children in the Swedish Lutheran
cemetery.
The weather is fine now, except that
the nights are q little too cool. We
need rain for pasture. ...
The steam shovel Is now digging up
Chicago avenue northeast. They will
tackle the county road next. -.
Two Darling girls, Mrs. Henry
Klingberg, who was formerly Miss
Annie johnson, and her friend, who
was formerly Miss Hildur Klingberg.
whose name we cannot now recollect,
are visiting here. They say that the
West is not as fine as it is painted.
We are informed that the telephones
in the N. p. service are in to stay.
We are also glad to say that We have
some good operators at this place. Z:
Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Blomquist Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Nelson and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Nylen drove through
here on their way to see the mayor
apout the road that the N. P. has
dug up.
There will be services at the
Swedish Lutheran church next Sun
day at one o'clock sharp.
We had a baseball game here last
Sunday, and will likely have a game
every Sunday hereafter.
l. Alfred Fredrlckson returned Monday
from an over Sunday visit in st.
Paul.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

here Sunday. "''-- ---~-~
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Mrozik of
Swanville were among the many
visitors here Sunday.
The school in district 9 will close
Friday for the season.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. william
Krottoschinsky, Friday, son.
Miss Mary Hanfler, who has been
staying with her brother, John H.,
left Saturday for Little Falls for a
weeks visit.
Among those who attended the
JanuZewski Stiegel wedding at Perhana
Tuesday were John H. Hapfler, Frank
Gosiak, Geo. Pierzlna, Misses Julia
Plerzina, Lizzie Sochor, Louise Blair,
Mary Nelson, Lucy Januzewski and
Mrs. Januzewskl. They returned
Wednesday afternoon.
Paul Stanek sold horse to Alfred
Green of Little Falls Saturday.
John H. Hanf1er attended to bust
ness matters at Little Falls Saturday.
Seczepurek Bros were grinding feed
for the farmers Monday.
The town board Of supervisors,
together with the county committee
on same, met on the bridge acros:
Swan River Monday on section l te
receive bids for the construction Of
a steel bridge. W. E. Hewett of Min.
neapolis, whose bid was the lowest,
received the job, which was 81, SIS.
Many from here attended. the dance
at Bowlus Saturday.
Saturday being monthly marke'
day, many farmers drove to Littl,
Falls.
Peter Lempa has begun the erection
of q large barn.
At the Swan River Catholic church
Tuesday morning, occurred tn,
marriage of Martin Tillman to Juli,
Patyk, Rev. Father Gospodar ohciat
ing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

at the home of b. Leshinski Tuesday
evening, ana the time was pleasantly
spent in playing games.
Paul Herman was q business visitor
in Little Falls Saturday.
Mira. Martin Tillman has moved to
Little Falls.
Mike and Stanley Kedrowski, Mike
Tillman, John Wielins]ki and Martin
Payer were in Little Falls Saturday.
George Wozniak and B. Leskinski
were in Little Falls Tuesday,.
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Pike CREEK

May 4.-Joseph Krause LETT for
Superior last week, where he will be
employed.
John Geek of Swan River plastered
John Lemanczyk's house last week.
J. :. Nagorskl was not able to make
his full trip the last time, as he
stoned at the wedding at Patyk's to
rive speech. He also took In the
wedding.
Neariy all the farmers are busy
planting corn and potatoe5.
IL 10 reported that the little son and
only child Of Isidore Pietrowsh died
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

the Junior banquet at Royalton Fri.
day. A very enjoyable time was re.
ported.
Martin Trettel drove to Royalton
Saturday.
8. Hennenlotter commenced the
erection of J. X. Stones new barn
last week.
j. r. Stone drove to Little Falls
Wednesday.
V. Sawdy finished the foundation for
barn at J. r. Stones Tuesday.
Miss Esther Olson returned last week
from three weeks visit at st. Cloud.
Does anyone know a remedv for the
Telephone Rural line, 30 a. to make it
a little quicker than a man going
afoot?
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r, f. D.. NO. 8

Nav 4.-Charles Anderson drove to
Koyalton Tuesday. -
Mrs. u. Berget went to Royalton
Tuesday.
". &. Brockway, James MacDougail
and J. R. Stone drove to Royalton
Thursday.
Quite q numer from here attended
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

went to Lake Alexandra Sunday on
"a fishing trip.
Miss Lucille Smith of Little Falls
visited with her grandmother and
brothers here Sunday.
Mr.. Vlberg moved into bis new
home this week.
Sam Olson visited at Melberg's
Sunday. -
A. Strom visited with Nels Field
of Little Falls Sunday afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
North Buh

May 2.-John Premmesberger re.
turned to Clarlssa Monday, after 9
visit with his parents.
Adam Tembruell and family OF
Buh were guests of Theodore Ortman
Sunday.
John PHILIPPE of Pierz attended
mass at Lastrup Sunday.
The Misses Aggle and Maggie
Sagorske are at home on q visit to
their parents. They will soon leave
for st. Louis again.
Barney Velth was at tho county seat
Saturday.
The dance at the Primm esberger
hall was well attended.
Matt Thomas of Agram was q caller
on Peter Wagner last Sunday.
Henry Vandenheuvel left for Bemidjl
Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

Kate Setera was arraigned before.
Justice Randall Monday on the COM
plant of Jos. Manziag, and was fined
q and costs, totaling 81. 10 for assault:
and battery on the person of COM
plainant's daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
. r. F. p. NO. 5

May 4.-Denjs Sheedy was in Little
Falls on business last Thursday.
John and Stanley Nagorske were
helping Frank Krugel build last
week.
Joe Bartkowitz was in Little
Falls Saturday.
Mike Rosinski was in Bowlus Mon
day.
A number Of young people gathered
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

Russell Baker, ST., visited his
family here the first part of the week
enroute to Morris, where he will take.
charge of the electric light plant.
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Southwest Darlink

May 2.-Next Friday there will be
q picnic at the Fred Nelson park near
the school in district IS. If the
weather is not desirable the dinner
will be held in the school. The school
of which Miss Annie Peter is teacher
will close on this date. The atten-
dance has been good and the work of
the teacher is spoken we'll Of. All
are invited to attend and bring their
basket along with them.
Wedding bells for two will soon be
Herman Hanson helped his brother
ln-law break land this week.
the. last prairie fire burned Dick
0arrison's house. 60
The census enumerator was here
today, ana he has had hard time to
get information, as they are afraid
their taxes will be raised. This in
formation is all confidential and full
information should be given to the
enumerator.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. L. Carlson OF Little
Falls visited with the mayor of Darl-
ing last Sunday
Although it freezes nights, the
flowers and strawberries are all in
bloom
CARD or THANKS.
= To the neighbors and friends, We
wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
for their assistance to us in our great
SORROW. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson, Darl.
ing, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

around again.
Miss H}lda Anderson, who is attend:
ipR lchoOl at Little Falls, spent Fri
day and Saturday with her parents
here.
Elmer Edden, who has been EN-.
ployed at Culdrum for the past week,
returned to his home here Saturday.
The Green Prairie second baseball
team played the Darling bell team
Sunday at Darling and were defeated
by a score of % to 4.
Miss Mamie Schlax spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents here and
took the train from Topeka Monday
morning for Little Falls, wnere she Is
attending school.
Ihe Green Prairie baseball team will
cross bats with the Gold Dust team
at Little Falls Sunday afternoon.
George Calhoun Of Randall spent
Sunday evening with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Beck and family
have moved their household goods to
Clough, where they will make their
home in the future. We understand
that family by the name of Larson
will move on the place made vacant by
Mr.. Beck and family.
The Green Prairie team went to Lit.
tie Falls Sunday, where they we're to
play ball with the West side team, but
on account of q death near the bail
grounds no game was played, 50 the
Green Prairie boys witnessed the bail
game between Randall and the Gold
Dust teams before returning to their
home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
SWAN RIVER

May 4.-Albe1t Barton, Arthur
Erickson and Misses Bertha Barton and
Gertrude Powlik, all of Bowlus, were
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

Ask your doctor, "What is the first great
rule OF health ?" Nine doctors out Of
ten will quickly reply, @ Keep the bowels
regular'' Then ask him another ques.
tion, "What do you think Of Ayers
Pills for constipation?"
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