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The evening world., 1911-03-01
Lightweight Title May Shift to
New York Boy for First Time
When Brown Meets Wolgast
Here Friday Night.
Copyright. 1911. ~ The Press ruhihhins Co.
THE New York World,

- n ppowS and vou,g ,,r wol.
ras, hava caruso and ali the
A> other hlrh-p-l.cd entertainers
Iooktnp like n.kors this ueok II "a
many v,ags s,nrs a boNlus match
a-onsed such tremendous Interest In
Nevy yort rve-y,yt,re y,p en- the talk
is NIL abou, tho Friday nltht event at
the Nation,l A T.
That six r,unds in pbuadeIphia. when
Brown bea, wolg,st ,o , ftazzle. makes
the interest hotter. some think now
that wolrast. v,se. and with his svelled
hend reduced ia normal size. win s,ep
into tho r,ns trained 10 tho moment.
ready ~ n,h, io ,ho m,nr.r ,oa, earned
hin tho nickname "NicbIy,, wildcat"
Thcy ,bink yyoIgas, ,on', ho,d ou, his
Jaw for Browns left this time. bu, will
carry the 6gh, IN ,ho Nov yorter 40
fast that IL will be th. hottest ten-rouna
session ever seen in a ring-lf IL lasts
ten rounds.
Others figure woIpas, .lov.r than
Brown at the best. and think Tint by
stayIng away tbev NAV miss SEALING
great ring event-,he shifting of IN.
liEhtwe,ght mn, IN a Nav York hov
for the frs, time since gloves w.re uorn
In n rims.
Danny Morgan renor,. Rroyr In Oh.
ON tbs nigbt n. now. H., 49,. o..
S~w DAYS ,h.r. ua. ,a,aa. ,h., -
nigh, no, =. a, -. ~, 80
h.. ,hro,.. -, =. ~
al y" 49, "o'A""s
Th.n. D."eIn e'e
~ r.. ~ ooNe'
80, =" "" 10
800 sho,.tra az
n, p.o... ea' u''n"s
on, - ~, 80" 10y inner
-. ' ""on"s o"'
.h., "' ""'"N '''""
..vva''
,,., "e"' o "e "sAeu'
-, N
"y IT, replied Browh.
anu oeIle'e the Da.-i.nan would,
sA'u a'oIsdh IN telling the story. He
'uoesh KNOW what Tear is
NoIsast has been doing his work down
IN Philadelphia as quietly as possible.
u number OF his Michigan friends have
come East with the hope OF seeing the
bout. and they are just as confident US
the Brown followers are here. Some
history VIII be IN the making Oh Friday
night.
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<<Tf brown should get away with
No!sast' Morgan told me last
hlght' ne wouldn't be any ginger
ptead champion ] nave promised to let
him snow just one week at Hammer
syeihs' mats All the theatrical work
ne would do. one week later he Will
box Iiogan or Murphy and AFTER that
moran or any one else. lie VIII 10
along Just the same way he always
mas Brown hasn't any swei'ed head or
any notion that he's better than any
body else. lie likes hshtins. and he's
a confident little Dutcnman. so being a
champion wouldn't maze any difference
TO him AT all.
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The evening world., 1911-03-01

Having finally come TO tho concl lsion that he
cahlut nAahe toe. lniddlcw,ight limit, l5s pounds
~ ne ~I1nsside, sam L~angfoNl. the color,,i iighte.
h"sioIi mas lust made the announcement N
t.lslahn mar, ne does not want the middle weight
llle AZ 1t Is impossible for hin to make The
The evening world., 1911-03-01
Young Wagner beats FsuIkes.

Young Wagner. the Italian bantamvcisht, OF
this city. debated Paddy Faulkes u Newsrk In
tsp'NSgns s.S, y q, a.. q The Olympic
The evening world., 1911-03-01
Lang Will Get Another
Chance to Make Good

IN fighter, for ten rounds at a show " be brought
oil at Axiom. o.. on the night OF March II.
The evening world., 1911-03-01
Harry Defeats Con o'i<-iiy.

SYRACUSE, March Jim Barry OF Chicago
amy time after the sixth round Of a ten round 80
heie. O'kelly received the worst punune hug ~
HIS career. OkAly hal the advantage OF = gAt
aud weight. but Barry was the cleyeltr boxer,
The evening world., 1911-03-01

CLEVELAND LEADS BOTH IN THE IN.
oiNiiunl and two men team events In the National
Rowling Associations tournament now IN progress
at buffalo.
The evening world., 1911-03-01

Phil McGOvcrn Loses In bout.
PHILADELPHIA, Marsl Tommy o'DaIe
prothr Of the famous Terry. II Bpodyn. In Tho
SRI sc: 1. - PSSSlit 4 q: .r ,s,~ ;suS Std
The evening world., 1911-03-01

THE MANHATTAN COLLEGE FIVE WON
their eleventh victory by defeating Gushing
A,ai,my on the court a, the irish American A,
e. by a score u 30 to III.
The evening world., 1911-03-01

AFTER PUTTING UP 4 HARD FIGHr,
SypCuse has lost the ~Vr.yil,se ot holding the
intercollegiate track meet Ia its stadium. The
met will take place at Harvard. which place WA,
,Nostu IN account u the fact that is track II.
eighty superior To- that If syracuse. The date
10, the mtct Is set Tor the latter par, Of May.
The evening world., 1911-03-01

ACCORDING TO III FIGURES JUST AN.
uounood the Mohawk \. &. athletes s'ored COS
points IN open cgVuctitinn during 1910, Jim
duncan, wac the bls5ost point winner Tor them
F.puug g..
The evening world., 1911-03-01

THERE WAS ONLY y DECISIVE GAME
PLAYED In the siSth round " the International
chess mistcrs' tournament at San Saba ,tian.
Strain. Marslnil d~ei,atin. NidmAr. An Of lie
other games we're draws.
The evening world., 1911-03-01

THE MORRIS mon YOUNGSTERS WON
both first and second team prizes In the H.. ! 4
/. competition for the Peters. Cup at Madison
sgubN Garden. In the senior division the MorTi,
High marksmen scored OOJ points out "a a po.abie
thousand aud IN the second team class totaiisd
s19 out y possible thousand,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
{ ast Darling J..

Feb. IA son was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs e. Brown ut Chicago one day lasl
week. Mrs. Brow was formerly Miss
Kuth Scheiin OF DAZZLING.
Isaac Nelson has been visiting herr
a few days from Little Falls.
The banker Is hauling hay to Little
Falls nearly every day. He receive,
from $40 to $15 per ton, and will sooz
be through hauling.
Henry Nelson has bought q lot o1
wood from Hugo Nelson and will sooE
haul it to tho county seat.
Some time ago it was stated that
wheels of: justice" in the justicn OF
peace Office in Little Falls were get.
ting rusty. Seems to be something do.
ing now. two blind pagers fined, and
some OF our Pike Creek friends have
also appeared befo' 8 the bar: Of: jus.
tice. ..:."
Trains are late everyday on account
of the snow storms in the West.
A number of our people have caught
cold. Must be from Standing out in
the cold too long before chu1ch ser.
ices
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r. r. p. NO. 8

Feb. 81. NJ. Lambert and daugh-
ter. Bessie, were Royalton shoppers
Saturday.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended the surprise party at NJ.
FISHERMAN Monday.
Mrs H, Zimmerman drove to Little
Falls SATURDAY.
f. Cash was a Little Fails caller
FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ u. Anderson visit
ed at j. r. Stones Friday. ;.
Havey Muncey went to Royalton
Saturday.
August Kuschei was a caller in Roy
alton Saturday,
Mrs. j. e Lambert IS on the sick list,
C Schubert and wife we're county
seat visitors Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Zimmerman and son
spent Sunday at j r. Stones.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall visited al
Gregory Sunday
H. E. Lambert went to Royalton
Saturday.
Eber Trask was ill several days last
week. '.'
Glenn Brockway went to Royaltou
Saturday.
J. K. Stone and daughter were
Royalton shoppers Sat urday.
T.. Lambert and: N. Trettel are
taking Advantage Of the good aleighin9
by hauling hay - :
Sixteen friends of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
u. Anderson surprised them at. their
hume Friday evening. All had a very
pleasant time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
ScHoo o. 1 R I RT L !,

r. School report II district No.sll,- East
SWanyllle, for month ending Jan. ~ /:
No. of pupils enrolled, 80, No4 Of day Is
taught, 20; average daily attendance.
~. Those neither absent nor tardy
duljng the month were John SchDelder.
Peter and Eddie Erickson; i Pearl,
Edward and Leonard Schmidt Those
absent two days or less we're Josie
Horai, Elsie and Ernest Beseman,
Arthur,: Ole and Hazel Erickson. :..:.:,<
Hylma Anderson, teacher.
Report of school district Nc. 10 for
month ending Jan. e.: No. Of pupils
enrolled. IS No. DAYS taught. 20:
average attendance, Is. Harry HAYES
received certificate Of perfect. atten.
dance. T hose receiving 100 IN SELL
ing '1urlng entire month were Esther
Larson, James and William O'Donnell
:. Jessie v. .Dingman, teacher.
Report of school. in district No. us
for the month ending Jan. o.: No of
pupils enrolled, 70; No. of DAYS taught
l9; average daily attendance, IA
Pupils absent two days or less are
Nelly Harris, Olga Johnsop,. francis
and Myra Stroscbein, LinDie BAN and
Mildred Shipman.. "
E. NJ. Cam pbel teacher:
Report of school. district NJ. 81,
Little Elk, for month ending Feb. 8:
No days taught 70; mo. pupils en-
rolled, p; average daily attendance,
81; No. of visitors, /. Those who
received perfect attendance certificates
are Euith, Seth and Dorothy Aim,
1 lille Kemp, Clifford Greene. Ethel
and Eugene MatteeOn. Florence Reed
and Mary Wenzl Those not absent
more than one day are Mabel and
Hilda Nelson, Hazel Matteson, Ceres
Hedren and Lucia Hansen: =.
Clara "A. Manure, teacher.
Report of school district No. 8; Two
Rivers, for the month ending Feb. y :
No. days Taught, 20; Nc. pupils en-
rolled, A.; average daily attendance,
~. Those present every. day during
the month were Roman Barton, Bessie
and Elsie .Mandery, Joseph and Peter
SchelOnka. Raymond Sjoherg and
William Zimmerman. Those. absent
two days or less were Clotilda and
Otto Barton. Thereaia Blanchard,
Mary Coeaen, Otildla FISHERMAN,
Agnes Schelonika, Edith. Schneider
and Vincent Struslc
Sadie G. Anderson, teacher.
Report of school district No. l19,
Cushing, tor month ending Jan. q /:
No. days taught, co.; No. pupils en-
rolled "a; average daily attendance e.
Th0se. who received CERTIFICATES of
narfocf attendance aro Rorf ho an6
Inwgald Thorsen John, Ernest, and
Roy Johneon,r Walter. Emily and
Agnes Peterson and Stanley and Elmer
johnson. ~....:.- -.
Emma D. Anderson. teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10

q Mr.. s. Warnhsrg Game home from
Cuyuna the latter part of last week.
LaRrippe is very fashionable. All
up-to-date people have it, -:
:. The Ladies Aid society Of the. Luth-
eran church met at the home. of Mrs.
Aug. Bloom last Sunday,
Alfred Swanson went to Little Falls
Friday to consult physician regard.
ing tumOr in his nose: - 80
The Young Peoples, society will
meet at the Lutheran church next Sat-
urday evening.
Rev. q. B. Nelson OF Little Falls
will preach in the Lutheran church
here next Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m. ~
+ Joe Hamale of Watervllle IS visiting
at Ewal Zimbrick's while looking
after mineral interests here: 49,
Freeman James of Belle Prairie
called at L. u. Gregerson' 9 Monday.
Axel Carlson, son of r. Carlson, who
has been receiving surgical treatment
III the hospital at Little Falls, ls ex-
pected home Thursday. ::
Mrs. =. Carlson was county seat
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Ben johnson. who has been i'll,
is reported better now.
Mrs. Chas Richner has recovered
from an attack Of 'lsgrippe.
Little Axel Dahlgren is on the sick
list. -:
Members of the B. johnson family
are i'll with colds.
Cecil Kelly of Platte 10 hauling. ties
to. Belle Prairie!
Miss Mary Kull visited her parents
at Darling over Sunday.
Miss Rose Pearson made an: over
Sunday visit with relatives in Little
Falls. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
Pike CREEK

Feb. '8.-The little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Glubka died last week
The: funeral took place at Little Falls
The sympathy of the entire community
goes out to the grief stricken parents
in their deep bereavement.
Miss Francis CLICK returned from
Jamestown. N. D., where she ha,
been employed for some time.
Albert Trebiatowski returned from
the woods, where he was employed.
Peter knopik is saving boards or
his farm. His saving outfit is up. to
date.
Vincent Eckman returned from the
woods where he was: employed TO,
Mrs. Gust Pankratz and. son.
Arthur, returned from FIT Ripley,
where she spent two weeks with hel
daughter, Mrs. Albert Kruger.
Pauline Krause visited Saturday al
her brothers place at Little Falls.
= Mr.. and Mrs. K1edrowski of Swan
River called on A Krause' SATURDAY..
John and Vincent Wiczek spen,
Thursday with their cousins at rhit
place.
many from here wandered to the
dance at Swan River hall Monday
evening. ALI report a fiue time.
joseph Dorcf is employed at Pete,
Knopik's saw mill.
John Iemanczlk bought a WON shec
from Jos. Derlng. Blais Sobleck AND
Joseph Copa helped him move 1t t
his farm.
|. Miss Anna Pankratz, who is work
ing In Little Falls, spent Sunday q,
ner nome here. She was accompanied
back by her father.
John Lemanczik of tire Brickyard,
spent Sunday at the homo Of Bla,,
Sobieck.
Mr. Tandecki of Little Falls il haul
ing logs to the knopik sawmill.
Miss Anna Krause visited Monda,
at her brothers at Little ALA.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
WAIT l., r., &. ID. .>PASSENG ER
SCHEDULE CHANGED.

A petition was circulated fir sigma
lures the first of the week, asking the
Northern Pacific Railway company to
change the time schedule of the L. F.
& D. passenger train so that DUNG
the lake season, June. July. August
city at = 80 a. ~. instead Of 10 i; :s5 a. a.
!! M "a and leaves at 4 p; m: instead Of at
300 p M, In order that the business
men Of this city may go to their cot
tages each. week. day evening and re-
turn in time for. work. the following
morning. .. -. .::''
The petition secured 8 large number
of signatures and has been forwarded
to the Northern Pacific officials.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
SWAN RIVER

Feb 7.--Martin Larsen of Bowlus
spent Sunday with his mother here
L. NJ. Larsen left for Vawter Satur-
day for few days visit with relati YES.
Chas. Hanf1er drove to Little Falls
Monday on business. ---'-
Albert Jabas Of Argyle, 1s ont here
for a visit with his mother Mr.. Jabas
moved to Argyle last spring. He
states that he is doing well.
large crowd of young folks spent
3 very enjoyable evening at J. H. Han.
her's Sunday.
A large crowd of young folks gath.
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Bla1r's Wednesday evening,
where u very enjoyable evening wat
spent. A number of Bow)us people
we're in attendance.
The last dance before lent will c<
given at the Swan River hall on Feb.
q. " '
A sure sign for spring is tho numbe,
OF candidates that have announces
themselves for the various town otficee
Following are those that 6a7;
announced themselves. Supervisor,
Paul Krottoschinsky, Frank Kruxal
Lawrence Simlnski, and JOSEPH
Aanka. Assessor. John plarzina
Lawrence Posch. Town Clerk. J. ri
Hanfer. Treasurer George Polasik.
Anton Pletrowskl was Little YAH,
visitor Saturday.
Chas. Hanfer drove to Bowlus Satnr
day Oh business.
John Polashek and Joseph Yourik
who were employed by J. 81. Hanfler'
left for their homes IN Little FALL
Saturday. =.
A!0 asd.0.A..k :..:. a..
A1sl'"S '1slls s.rl0
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
DARLING

Feb.A-Don't forget to SEND your
friends a valentino, as valentine day
is next week.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
again IN this ne1ghborhood we under
stand.
Among those from here who at
tended the social dance in Little Falls
last Friday evening In honor of Misses
Eulaila Skoog Anna W,ppper and
Maui Freeman: in the Maurin: hail;
we're Misses Angie Carpenter, Lydia
Malm. Maud Freeman and Anna
Wippler, Willie Thelander, Herbert
Malm, G. E. Aver. Allen johnson,
George and Ed WippIer. A splendid
time was spent.
Louis Anderson has resigned has
position as director in school district
IS and Victor Malm was appointed to
take his Mace. . -..--- ..--. '@n&A-
Mrs. Ryan, sister. to Mrs. Fred
Freeman and her daughter, Miss
Mabel. who has been visiting here at
the Freeman home since: last fall re-
turned to their home in: Nebraska
Wednesday,. =: 49, -
U. A. Swanson and son.: Herbert,
and Arthur Regnell took cattle to
Little Falls Wednesday.
Shad Nelson and Louis Anderson
have started this week to dig new
we'll for the school in district IS
which is badly needed.
Mrs. Edward OIsou's children have
been on the sick list the past week,
but are better at this writing.
Miss Ida Peter left for Page N. D.,
last Friday where she will be ON
ployed.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Malw,z and
children ana Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bentie1
OF Parker spent Monday evening at
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Peter. -. e..
A number of young folks spent Sun
day evening with Arthur Regnell and
the evening was spent ir playing cards.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
ROYAL1ON

a Royalton visitor the first of the
week.
The school board held ITS regular
meeting Tue sday night. ,..t..
Frog catching il becoming generally
popular these days: Business men Of
repute are hleing themselves to every
stream in the county with good re-
suits, it is Said, One man Is reported
to have captured ninety dozen IN q
very short time which certainly beats
tin smithing all to pieces. ::.:.
Mr.. and Mrs. fl j.: Schwartz left
Wednesday for Hud son Mis-.
Manames W. a., ,McGougle and
Charles Rhoda spent the week end with
their sister. Mrs. H: E. White of
Little Falls. -: =.
Max Kohe IS here from Missoula,
Mont, visiting his parents.
Byron Wilson sent Sunday nome,
! returning to Hamlin Monday after
!, noon.
Mrs. R. r. Dragoo's =. father of
Kasota, is reported very ILL,
Dan BrOdhead met with serious acci.
dent recently at his home in Washing
ton.
Mrs. E. j. McCollum visited friends
at Clear Lake last week.
Il. K. Carnts has purchased the
motor owned by Doty & Noggle.
Little HiIma Long is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Harris Boyle q son of Mrs. James
Boyle of this place, who died of ty.
phoid fever in the hospital at Little
Falls, was buried here last Satur-
day from the Presbyterian church.
Harris Boyle was twenty one years OF
age and one IF family of fifteen
The faculty and students of the
High school are rehearsinE a class
play, entitled Mr.. Bob, which will
be played at the opera huuse on the
evening of February IL.
Rev Plat spent week day in Roy
alton last week on business.
Mrs. Markley, who has been nursing
patients in Hoy alton tor several weeks.
went to st. Cloud the first of the week
to give testimony in the Mcclure case.
Mrs. Oliver of Washington is visit
ing be1 mother. Mrs. Kebecca Clark,
Of this place.
Charles Oravitz Will shortly move to
Bowlus to reside.
party Of young people drove to
Bowlus Tuesday night to attend u
dance. -
The frog catching firm of CHAPMAN
u Ingersole have Dissolved partnership.
F. Noggle has sold his meat market
to Peterson and SAVOY, who will con-
time doing business at the old stand.
Pink-eye has been very prevalent in
our school during the past fortnight.
Nick York. Sr., who has been living
at Pierz this winter was in town
Thursday.
Among the visitors at the county
seat Tuesday were X. T. Carnes, A.
Schwart1, Attorney Rosanmeier, &
Plaisde]i and Rev. Father Plachta
Mrs A. c.. Wilson, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia, 10 improving
slowly.
Postmaster Joslin. returned from
Chicago Tuesday, where ha went to
attend the funeral OF bis grandson,
Erwin, q son OF John Joslin.
Grace Church Guild met With Mrs.
II. j. Batter Thursday afternoon.
''lnsurrecti0nists' were in possession
OF the town Saturday night. From all
accounts money Was no object,
Miss Bertha Rassier OF Little Falls
J was q guest of Miss Della Broker e
Sunday.
Mrs. /. W. Bouck, who has bean in
the clutches OF lagrippe the past ten
days. 10 recovering w. =. III
FredLakin attended, q meeting OF the
county board at Little Falls Tuesday.
The Women g study club will meot
With Mrs Il. A. Hollenbeck FRIDAY
afternoon, having been postponed On
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
JUSTICE \ .. COURT g /,

Willie Meyer and Stephen Otremba
of Pierz town were arrested Tuesday
on the complaint Of John Reding aho
OF that town and taken before Justice
derrltz court that afternoon to answer
to the charge of lewd exposure. The
cases we're adjourned to o'clock next
Monday afternoon. NJ '"5
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
FREEDHEM

Feb. S.-The Ladies Aid Society of
the Free church met at the home of
MrR B. Llndberg last Sunday.
Arthur Dahlgren returned home
Monday after week end visit witt
his brother in Little Falls.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. F. Smith and H
Markworth of Platte were the guests of
Mr.. and Mn. L. D. Gregerson San
day. =1a
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10
1t May Be Pneumonia

"A hard chill pain through the chest difficult breathing
Then fever with great prosration." If this should
be your experience, send for your doctor You may
have pneumonia! If your doctor cannot come at once
give Ayers Cherry Pectoral. When he comes, tell him
exactly what you have. done. Then do as he says
No alcohol in this cough medicine JC Aye c. Loweaz
good condition One Of Ayers Pills bedtime will
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10

account of III president .. illness from
Wednesday Fep, AZ IS 7. b i:
Mrs. r.. L. Tabor is recovering from
an attack Of I lagrippe. which is very
prevalent II, and, about Koyalton. just
now. .'t. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10

FOR SALE-Red: po]led jbnll one
year old. good weight ana Ii fine
animal; also five Red Duroc boar pigs
all have left to sell. J. l. Metcalf,
route z, Little Falls: {! ct
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| w AN T S..
one cent a word. No ad taken.
for less than ten cents.

MONEY.-to loan on city property and
farms. Stephen Z. Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10

WANTED-Butter. eggs. poultry,
veal. fat cattle, hogs, sheep and HIDES.
We buy every day and pay top prices.
Little Falls Produce Co., Zaloue1ek Il
Medved, props Phone l69s, tt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10

FOR SALE-One full size hardwood
he'd. springs and mattress. in good
condition; also four hole cook STOVE
with reservoir; one No. IL wood ard
coal heater, good condition. Inquire
Herald.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10

FOR SALE CHEAP-E,ght room
house. Must be sold. Apply at COZ.
5th st. n. E. Katherine King. eta nj.
FOR SALE-One steam boiler for
heating purposes rated at $50 feet, In
good condition. Inquire Herald:
Money to loan ON farm ana city
property. Farm loans on partial nay.
ment plan. -Sign0r Il Schaileru. 10 II
FOR SALE-My two reeistered
Percherou stations. coming four years
old IN April. For particulars write OK
see Joseph A. Jansen,
3ts pd Rte =. Piers, MINI.
FOR SALE-114 acre farm, 70 acres
under tillage, remainder pasture and
meadow. Good buildings and .twe
wells on it. Located in town of Swan
River about eight miles from city.
Thomas Wochnik, Rte. s, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10

Willie Peterson came up from Brain
erd Saturday. He with his family in
tend to make this village their. home
in the future, - .-,,. 49,
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Luth-
eran church will assemble at their
semi-monthiy meeting Feb. IS at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Benson.