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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-01
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uub Elm Ssubritat iein. oas nah Der VIM
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Wontus anfins; cine @ruppe Der nen'
eitsn Sabritute uuo nstten @speosn,
uuS melt unter Dem rssularsu Sertb
inn Brsis. Die @ripurniiie lauisn uon
siuhalb bis sinOrittel uub Der Sruno
fiir bisIe Ssrubissunssn 1T; Der oor'
tbeilbafte 2lntuui uOn 10000 Susn oon
Idpurseu unO farbiSeu SIsiOsriabrttatsu
su elmer grsistOnSsiiiOn. pier iolssn
einiss, Isiet iis Ssuau iibsr :
81 tarbiss saitings 65s.
Diele inb 46 3Oll sinfads, Rsbbls'
bsab uub @buin DiasOuals = uno A
2oll seItrsiite @rspss-fhmsrss @spl3i
nuO gang @Olls = in alien popularsn
Sduttirunssn- pOiitip wsrtb 81. Ssr'
fauisprsis, bic Gle, 65 Gents.
s1.25 farbise suitinss-S5t.
As 3ou Surutbsa Gud uuO 54 3oll
asitrsiits sersss-ulle refine sSols uno
Gin isliss @swi9t-seSeist in ieosr lett
suosn S6attiruus- pOiitiu wsrth sl.2o'
Ssrfuufsprsis, bic Gle, S6 Gents.
s1.5O farbisr suitiuss-95s.
4s 3ou susitOniss 0iasOn0ls = 81
3oa @bain DiuSOnals- 80 3Ou eort'
iersp cuttings unO so 3Ou etnfads
. Diusunals = ulls refine @Ous unO uOH
isbr sutem @spi6t- 9eSeiSt in allen &C.
paniGtsn Sarbsu- pOiitiu psrtb $3.50
Ssrtauispreis. Die gls. s5 Gsnts,
@rtrsmsr Infer Dur6san9 Gtids,
g., Suuplfur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-01
@anne Gountp.

Soncsoale. - Als 9iuhfolser oes
usrlt. Yiarrsr 8illiam Duiiel puroe
uOn SiidOf Sobuu Pfarrer S.W. Salta
pom gBsitOu. Suserne @ountD, oils Ssel.
iOrssr Der bielissn ct. Wtasoalena 9e'
meinoe ernannt. - Su ieinsr @obnuns
an Terrace Strabe ueritarb am Wtonta9
Utorssn anbrsas Sanien on Der Guns
genentBHuouns. Der 8sritOrbsne marb
am %. april 1s45 in Deutidluno &C.
boren uno fam oils 9idbriser 8nabs nah
Nmerifa. Gs iiberlebeu ibn Die Biitwe
uno elm SObn, iOwie elm Sruber uno
brei Sdmsitsru. Die 8siiesunS srfOlst
bsute, mad einsm Graueroienfts in Der
ct. Otaeoalena Str6e. - slls giahfol'
ger bes 10 pI0slid sinem 9erSi6las sr-
tsssnsn Or. 3. D. Ssurles bat Sou
perneur Stuurt um DienituS Or. q.
y. PeteriOu uOn bier als Coroner BON
9Bagne @ountp ernannt. - Srdulsiu
Pbilomeua Both uon bier uno @briitian
Rebm pon Scranton murosn am lesten
Donnerlta9 in Der ct. Wtasoulena Sir
DE bur6 Bfarrer s. SS. Salta gum
Sunb fhr's 9sben einseiesnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-01

Jubr brsibig @rilen. sd bate 3tpsi
Slaihen Glpenfrduter fir meinen eises
men @sbraud aufbswabrt4, idreibt Serr
Nleraneer anberion aus @lfaber, Sane,
uuber eines cages fam Elm Mfann breis
Big Wfeilen tpeit sefabren unb if CAB
ibm bic 3nei Slaiden, oarum muB i6
pieoer stwas befteuen. SD fannie ben
Wiann niht, absr er muBte allies iibsr
ben Glpentrdutsr. @r bate bsnielbsn
idOn Uorber sebrauht unb bielt ibn fiir
bic bette Wteoijin, wel6e er ie sebabt
bate. -8enn bas ni6t meine uebsr.
jeusuns pdre. oann t6nuen Sis psrlih.
ert iein, oaB i6 ni4t brsiBis Msilen
melt 9efOmmen iein miiroe, ibn su DO.
len4, wareu feline lekten SSorte, als er
buuOn fubr. S6iden Sie mir ioiort
cine anoere Sifte. e.@-Sorni's NlpenfrIur
ter 1T oas 9ausmittel in tauienosn unb
abertauIenoen Samilien. Ssine Belisbts
belt nimmt immer mebr 3u. @r lit nidt.
wie anosre DtsOiSinen. in GpOtbefen gu
bubsn. @r miro ben 9sutsn Our6 Sps.
Sialastnten selisfert. Wian i9rsibs an
Or. Peter Sabrnep & Cons Co., 1926
90. SOpne slue., Chicago. 81.
6orni's gllpeufrduter Slutbsleber lit
gu bubeu bel Seurp. .@ulter, 1O11 @sOur
2lpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-01
aus benz oberen 2bafe.
(Gr4balb @orreiponben3.)


= alfreb @anjemillsr unb Srdulein
Clara 0onaei purben am Donnerftas
in bsm 8aptiften Rfarrbaus 3u Bed.
pile bura PaitOr 8. 9. TbOmus uls
elm @bspaar sinssissHet.
= Die SartsbOru 8ddersi unb Bus.
maarenlabsn 3u Sermpn puroen ipdt
Donneritas giadt ourd elm 5eusr ser'
ftUrt, einen ueranidlastsn 8srluit BON
$1,000 peruriadeno. Der @issutba.
msr unb feline 5umilis pObntsn Obsnauf,
bod mar niemaub jur .3sit bes 8runoss
subauie.
= Der 81 Sabre alte Guorem @ous
fins pou Peduille pobnte am Donners
flag sinem 5uBbuuipiel in Scranton bel,
als er pl6slid nit BEN Ruf: sd bin
seidOiisn !" nit elmer Susslpluoe i'm
8sin nieberitiir,te. go bate niemunb
siusn SduB sebOrt uno mo bic SuSel
berfam, 1T unbetunnt; feline 8unbe 1T
unsefdbrlif. penn iid feline Somplifas
tiOuen sinitellen.
- 3pei 8naben BON OidIon Gitb,
Der 9iabrise &ilium Gliffs unO 11iab'
rise artbur Senninss, wuroen SOnn'
tag in Slsider 0siie uerlest, inosm ib'
men bic Seine ourd Soblen3ase abse'
ibnitteu uuroen; beibs 8erleste itar'
ben ipdter i'm Soipitul ju Scranton.
Der @liffs Snabe wuroe fur3 nad Wfits
tag usrlest. uls sr ii6 uuf oem S8es CUR
SOnntassibule befauo elm 3ue uers
iperrte Die Strase unb er fro1 bann
unter oenielben. als er pl0slih in Be'
wesun9 9elest warc uno bic Raoer ibm
beioe Beine unterbalb bem Snie ab'
idnittsn. Der Senninss Snabe befano
lid ouf Dem 9eimwes pom Der Sonn'
ta9sihule uno wollts Dor sinem anfab'
renoen 3u9e nod ihnsll Die @eleiie
freujeu. wuroe aber nieoerseiabren uno
ibm au6 beioe 8eine nnterbalb oem
Ssnie ub9ei6nitten, iOwie elm Sdaoel'
brud 3ussiHSt.
(@arbonbals @orreiponoeuj.)
- Der 60 Sabre ulte Sauimunn gu.
illus WtOiss fiiste iid am Donnerltus
Wtittas in ieinem 3immer i'm antbra.
cite SlOd cine S6nittwunoe am pals
3u, bod lit Die Wunos gum Slid nidt
| lblimm uuo er wiro ii6 pie6er erbOlen.
5rsunOe oss 8erwunosteu erflGren, oas
bsim 0tuiirsn iein Wisdsr uusSlitt, oa
er nerp6S mar.
= 5rau s. Us. Turner uOn Saursl
StraBs, Die am A. giouember ibre II
Sabre alte 9O6tsr i6lufenb i'm Bette
eridoB uno iid oaun ielbit cine 9ussl
in bic linfs Ssits iasts, 1T am Samitu9
Morsen i'm bisiiSsn Priuat 9oipital
9sitOrben. Sbre Ysrwunouns battle
Nunssnent3iinbuns 3ur Solss uno oisie
usruriadte ibr ablsbsu.
= 8ilfrsb, Der 3idbriss SOhn bss
0m. 8. Gbomas pom slr6balo StraBe,
Der msbrers Gage juuOr in siusn 3ubsr
beiBss Wafer fisl nno idlimm ON 9als,
Riidsn uno linien Grm psrbriibt purbs,
1T Sreitas abeno nad ausbaltung srO'
Ger Sdmer5eu Ssitorbsn. 2bOmas battle
fia bus @uiier fhr elm SuO 3ubsrsitst
unO fir einise Wfinuten bas 3immsr
perIaien, oils Der 3nube riidwarts in
bas 3immer fam uno baun in ben =
ber fiel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-01

= Sn PfOrSbsim, Sabsn, iinO ar'
bsitsrnirrsn aussebrO6sn; bic GnSabl
Der ftrsitsnOsn @oelmetull. .Grbsitsr be.
trd9t 10000.
- Die Ssreinistsn Sdnser. BON BAL,
tinOrs fsisrtsn ON MOntas absnb in
Der Dale bss @ermania Uidnusr9Or ibr
filbsruss Subildum in impOiunter, Bsiis
i'm 8siisin bss ss.Prdiiosntsn 6.
9sus uon Rsmart, 81. s. -,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-01
9pbe Qarf Notiaen.

- Gin SObnlein bat fib bel benz
@bspaar gilbert Softer uon Siib Sbbs
Part apenue sinseitellt.
- Dem &bepaur u. s. 8asuer BON
2u3srns StraBs but Der StOrd Elm bib.
fdss EDdterlsin bintsrluHsn.
= Mar Slums, Der bsfannts Bidder
BON giOrb Main Gusnue, 1T ssfabrli9
an Der 9unsensutjiiubuus srtranft.
- Gls Der 8rsmann Danisl Sonss
pOu giOrb @arfielo ausuus am Disnftas
Wiorssu ben Central S9adt ,ur Ssim.
fsbr psrlisB, itiir3te er plOsli9 bon ei'
mem 9srSidlas bstroffen toot nis6sr.
- slls Ssnas3snicopit9 BON Sroab'
map fid am Samitas MOrseu auf bem
Dss 3ur Ssllsuus 3e4s bsfanb, mo sr
.anseitsllt mar, luurbe er beim ueber'
ibrsitcn Der Bellepue SreuSuns bon
einem Sadawauna Pahusierius setrof'
fen uno sstOOtet; Der SddOsl wurbs
ibm einseoriidt unb iein S6rper bon ben
@eleiien 9si6leuoert.
i 5rau gunu Miattsrn lief WOntas
fiir ibren 10idbriSen Sobn Sermann
cine @ntiddOisunssflass fiir s 300 ssssn
Die @aibburn'8illiams @ompanie Elm.
truseu, neil berielbe Dor sinissr 3eit
burd bsrabfallenoss 8aubols uerIsst
wuroe, oas bic seuannte Gompanis an.
ssblid in uudlaiiissr 8siis aufssitupslt
battle.
Der Sraueuperein Der 6eutl1en
PrssbDteriiHsn @emsinbs on @bsltnut
Gusnue nirb am IA. DsSsmber isin
idbrli6ss Dinner unb SOnpsr in 8aib.
inston Salls on 1iOro' Ufaiu ausnus abs
bulten. Die uon ben Damen aufsetiids
ten Mabljeiten babeH iid wesen ibrer
Yor3ii9li6feit einen lofalen Ruf erwor.
ben uno bic biesiGbrisen werbsn butter
ibren 8orsansern ni9t 3uriidbleiben.
- 8dbrenb Der 12idbriss Geo Wful'
lin uon SBsit 3adawanna gluenue um
DOnnerita9 auf BEN 5sloe uabs benz
DIAMOND BREEDER sinem SusbalipieI
,ulab, trat elm unbsfannter Wianu bins
ter ibn uno ifOB ibm cine S6rOtlabuus
in oas re6te Bein, ii4 oanu idnsll ent.
fsrnenO. Der Serleste purbs na9 Dem
S8sitieite 9oipitaI iiberfiiblt. mo feline
Ssrwunbuns oils ui6t ssfdbrlid beieia'
net puroe.
- Die Sobn Canterbury 6amilie
murbe Montas 0ta1t In ibrer 8obn.
un9, @de uon Cameron glpenue unb
Price Str., ourh eine unteriebii6e Ser.
idiebuns aus ben 8ettsn semorfen, unb
nudosm CANTERBURY ole 5euer i'm Sc
baioe aussemudt bate. besab iid bic
6amilis tn elm Siudbarhaus uno bra6te
bort Die 9ta6t 3u. Die Wfarion Wfc.
DOnOusb 8Obnuus I'M slei6sn Slod
warb aud our9 bic Ssri4iebuns bes
iadbist.
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aatarrh fann nidht furirt tperb en

8dtarrb tnnn ntDt turtrt meroen
bur6 IpfaIt appIiiatiOnsn, ba ls ben SiS brr
stranfbsit uitt srriHsn fSnntu. aatarrb 10
tint 8lut. petr Gpnfituiipns. .Rranfbtit uub um
fit su btiItn, mhbt Sbr inntrItGt Riiisl ntb-
men. Saas Statarrb.S Sur pire ttnstnOmmfn
onb pirft birtft auf bas BIut unb bic i6ltimiat
SbuilGbt. Saals aatarrb-aur III fsins Quad
lalbT- -DitbiIin. Sit lpuIbt felt Sabrtu pom
tinsm esr bitten atritt bidts eanets ptrOrentt
une II Gin rtstlm6Bists RGtpi. Sit btlfsbt
aus BEN btitn btlauntrn Goniea, ptrbunben nit
BIN btifsu Suirstntauussmilttln, bic eirtft auf
bic ShIsimobanG6t pirftn. Die pplfpmmtns
gsrbinbuns btr ,pti Ysfanbtbsilt III 20, mas
lplt' punbtrpOlt RtluItait bd etr Stiluns pom
tatdrrb btrpprbriust. eabt Gu& 3tuSntifr
umlonit ssbsn.
Q. 8. Gbtutp 4 60, gtstntb., EcIsbO, 8.
gtrfduft ppn alltn Npptbtftrn. prtis 75e.
Saa's 6amiIitn. piatn iinp bic btftu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-01
8si ben StubtpsrurOnetsn. WuhIsr

= Wel Den Stn0t0er0r0netenslB1bIen
in POisu (PreuBsn) bat bus Deutid,
tbum enti6isOsHs @rfOIss srrunSsH.
- Das beutide Sronprinjeupaar be-
finOst iia uuf Der Snisl @splOn, NO iis
Der SusO unb anOsrsn Ssrsniisunsen
Ublis9eu.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16
EASTRUP


Dec. 14.-Stephen, Gross is now
making butter for the Lastrup creamery
az George Miller has left. =: J ;:
A. Zuroegle has returned from the
soukern part of the state, were he has
been employed. =.
School superintendent, M. e. Barnes,
has been visiting the schools around
here. . r
Anton and Casper Wagner have left
tor the West.
Christ Wiring came home to attend
the burial of bis father, Peter Wiring.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the st. Johns society, the following
officers were elected for: the coming
year: John Endres. president; Herman
Froelich, Vice president; Theo. Ort-
mann, secretary; Christ Schroeder,
marshal ;. Edwin Stuckmeyer. treasurer ;
Henry Gassert, Jos. Schmidt, John
Boser. committee on finance.
Last Friday, Dec. 8, Peter Vlcnlg
died his home after long illness.
Those left to mourn bis sad loss are
his wife and IL children, 8 brothers
and one sister, besides a large host OF
other relatives and friends. He was q
mem Der Of the st. Johns society of
Lastrup in which he was insured tor
q, 600 and was also member of the
Pierz Court 10 Of the Catholic Order
of Foresters, in which he was insured
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16
ROYAlTON

Dec. l4.-Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Dragoo OF st. Cloud were Royalton
visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. II. E. White and daughter.
Dorothy, OF Little Falls were guests
OF Mrs. e. r. Rhoda Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Daniels of lower town is re-
ported very ill.
Frank Doschka was arrested for
criminal Islander and found guilty. He
was fined twenty. five dollars or ninety
days in jail. Attorney D. Nj. Cameron
for the state and F. w. Lyon for the
defendant. The case was appealed to
the district court. -
G.. W. Bouck has gone to st. Paul on
political business.
The proceeds of Grace Church guild
sale amounted to very near hundred
dollars. The entertainments during the
evening was well received BY fairly
large audience, composed mostly OF
our own town people, although there
were a few from neighboring towns.
Mrs. J. p. Chance went to Little
Falls Monday and again Thursday,
where she is taking a cnurse IN stenO-
graphy at the business college.
Mrs L. F. Martin OF Sentinel Butte,
Montana, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. H. Russell of this place.
Sunday night Royalton was without
electric light, due to q break in the
engine, which was however repaired
the following day.
W. B. Mil6ury has gone to Sullivan
Lake, where he will spend some time
fTestr1
Landlord Palmer of. Little II Falls
motored to Royalton the early part Of
the week. 49,
! J. 3. McDougali went to >st.*Cload
Monday on business. :. ..S*'>4' -
[ Mr.. and Mrs.1'C.. H. Werner will
occupy the NJ. E.. parsonage the com.
ing winter. + - ~
!. The Study club met with Miss
Dorothy Wilson Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Schwattz was in town: Mon:
! day enroute to St. Cloud.
:, The annual election Of officers of the
@. E. s. lodge No. III was held last
Tuesday. ~ s.>:1:~ ~: y
". M.-tlora <Jos),n Werner: I: . *:s>' u
l. W. Pc "a. Hollenbeck.
A. S. M.-Mary a. Bouck. i. @*
Sec:-J. W Barst0w. : y. =, : sss*: - )
i: Treas. Jennie sty. ~ .<s.: :: =.
I = Cond Jane bowers. =, - :ss..sz = ~
/ !, Asst. Gond. * Cora :Mc(10uRle. g e.
T The installation will take place at the
next regular meeting. s5 % ytss Il +
Mrs. Fred Lakln, who has beer
seriously i'll for sune days, is reported
conyalescent. {: 97ss 81.
It 10 reported that ail lille q y
Mikklekon was married in5NOvembef (
E. e Berkman Of Badger. MINI. Hi e
i Mikklesonsvas q teacher of l0urI schooh
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

.Supt. Newman Kline Of this div1-
sion :, Of the. Northern Pacific has
wrl item the city attorney that the
reason q certain freight train blocked
the Broadway crossing for CONSIDER
able time, as complained OF some, was
that it had first been given orders to
proceed TO Gregory, but that when it
was seen that it would not have time
to do SO before meeting a. west bound
passenger train it was ordered back
onto q side. track in the local yards. ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16
FREEDMEN.

Dec. 1.-The LADIES' Aid society OF
Lutheran church will meet at the
home of Mrs.. strand Sunday, Dac.S IL.
Miss Alma Allison, teacher in the
Nordabl district, visited her parents
here Sunday. :, :. -: =, :, :.
T. 0regerson and n. Markworth
drove to Little Falls Saturday. IN
Some of our iron men inform "a
they are preparing to drill for ore IN
the near future. = 49,
The directors and stockholders OF
the Rural Telephone company held
their annual meeting at Freedmen
Monday. A fitting tribute was PAD
the officers by re!electing most Of
them. Considerable other business was
transacted The new officers were
Frank Mason and Louis: Valley -
Miss Della johnson, who has been
i'll, is convalesclng. ::
Last Friday evening, q number OF
their friends walked in ana surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Swanson. :, "A
pleasant evening was spent Dainty
Refreshments were served.
Roy Warnberg, who was so eriously
injured by a fall about a week ago, is
considered some better at present
although he is very weak.
Some of the people who do not want
their names in the news papers
manage to get lot of cheap adver-
Using just thu same
While David Allison was taking his
daughter, Miss Alma. to her school
just north of thie village his horse
became unmanagable and ran away,
throwing both occupants out Of the
buggy. Miss Allison had foot hurt
quite badly and will be laid up for
some time. Mr.. Allison was unin.
jured.
: Samuel Bloom and E. J. Hedblum
were county seat v1eitors Saturday.
On Dec. % the county commits.
sloneIs will meet and let the new road
contracts to corduroy the new road on
the town line between section 6 Buh
and section 1 Belle Prairie The
corduroy is to be made with stone.
BBeautiful toys for children cheap
at Tomelty's.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16
PIKE CREEK .

Dec. 15.-Vincent Gotta had house
moved from the Joseph Smuda farm IN
Swan River to his farm here.
1t is reported that Stephen PikarsKl
is very sick.
Farmers are having trouble with
their wells.
Feter and Thomas Krause were bust
ness callers near Rice Lake Tuesday
of last week.
Miss Anna Krause visited Saturday
and Sunday Of last week at her
brothers. place at Little Falls.
John Lemanczik Of the Brickyards
did some work for Blais Sobieck last
week
Frank Tuzipski and Frank Ring
WELSH arrived home for visit.
John Wiczek went to Minneapolis fol-
a visit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

hoy VINO joInS mi cong atuIati
and WISHES and Mri.!
Berklnan ssHS
During the past week there was al
arrival at the nom ofj j oe CHR hartt
bouncing boy 5S Z
mo j. W.: Lisle was a. business visitor
III Little Falls the first Of the week. s Il
8 George Wilson went to Little FAILS
on buslLess Wednesday. Zss 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

for $500. Both societies attended the
funeral in q body on Monday. Dec.
IL. Of all the burla1s at Lastrup the
attendance was only surpassed by that
of Rev. Ignatius Lager. He was the
first member to die of the St. Johns
society OF Lastiup which has existed
ten years and also the first member to
die OF the Pierz Court 10 of the
Catholic Order OF Foresters which has
existed for II years
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

FOR SALE-Morrison Co. farm of
80 acres. Improved, good clay loan,
meadow and creek on land. good roads
on K. F. D. and telephone line, half
Mile to school. If interested address
the owner, Box II, r, D. 5, RoyaltOn,
mimi At,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

=: WANTED-butter, eggs and poultry.
Will pay 32c dozen for strictly fresh
eggs and loo per pound for NO l
dressed turkeys, l2c tor live Turkeys,
lOc.~ per pound for No. dressedsgeese
to be delivered on or before Decem Der
Goth 1910. Little Falls Produce: Co.,
St. Zaloudek e. Aledved, Pro-,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

!; Reward of $40 will be paid for the re-
turn of leather wallet containing" book
and $50, lost Monday between Broad
way and First avenue northeast.
Finder leave same at German ~Ameri-
can Bank. Frank Muenlbauer, Kite. 2
Little Fails, 1t: pd.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

FARMS FOR SALE-One spf $50
acres and one of $40 acres. In town of
Granite, one-baf mile from school :;
also near church. Theo. Gross, Pierz,
MINI. At
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

WANTED-A good girl for general
house-work. Good wages. Mrs. G.
NJ. A. Fortler, 302 Third street
northeast. tt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

Il II Buy aspair4 Of those fur gauntlet
mitts and gloves, i for a Chrlstmas
present. Half prlce al the: Hub il
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

w Money to loan on farm ana city
property. Farm loans on partial pay
ment plan. -Signor Il Schailern. 10 tt
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

o. Mems silk muffiers, 48c, 75c, use;
$1.46. at TOmelty g. i. :S: J: ... 5 't5
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

@Ladies linen handkerchief 10c to
:36c at Tomelty's. 49,:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

Mems pure silknose- guaranteed
three pair IN q box. $1:s0 at the
Hub, . -tt -. Y" =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16
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one cent a word. No ad taken
for less than ten cents.

MONEY to loan on city property AND
farms. stephen T.. Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

wChina dinner sets. Odd piece!
suitable for presents at Tomelty's.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

~A swell line of mems neck wear
Just In at the Hub.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-12-16

WBeautiful toys for children cheap
at Tomelty's.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-06-17
A MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS.

The event of the season will be the
appearance here of Ben F. Craner-s
metropolitan company Of comedians
in the new musical breeze, ''The
Widow McCarty." This is not an old
slap stick comedy, suggesting nothing
and meaning less, but bright, crisp,
up to- the minute play, interspersed
with the kind of comedy that appeals
to all lovers of good amusement. The
first question that the average theatre
goer asks is, Is it going to be any good?
This notice will answer that question:
it will be and perhaps more than good
Any attraction that the eminent produc-
er Mr.. Ben F. Craner's name is identi-
fled with is sufficient guarantee un-
to itself that it is superior article.
At Lawrence's Opera House Friday
Evening, June Oath.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-06-17
THE COURT HOUSE PARK.
Plans are Accepted and Work Begun
This Morning.

The Public Property Commissioners
of Forest County, Messrs. Book, Muir
dock and Krause, have unanimously ac-
cepted the plans for the Court House
Park as designed and submitted by Mr..
Carl Alfred Meltzer, the landscape ar
chitect and engineer of Chicago, and
they have all expressed themselves
highly satisfied with the design and all
the arrangements and details as shown
there. Everybody else who has seen
the carefully and artistically drawn
plans have expressed the same favora-
bic view and they are all envious to see
actual work on the grounds to begin.
Supervisor Book has started the work
upon the grounds and it is expected
that everything in regard to injunction
proceedings and other matters will be
finally adjusted tomorrow Saturday.
Everything is working towards har-
monious ending of all differences.
Supervisor Book has appointed ]. P.
Libby as time-keeper etc., on the court
house park. improvements, and says ne
thinks shis is one move he has made
that will not be criticised. d.-Crandon
Republican.