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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-17
r. F. .. NO. 9

march, .5-Miss Rose McDougan was
a Royalton caller Tuesday. .. +:
Miss Mary Brockway spent Sunday
at her home.
81. Zimmermanwas transactinR bust.
ness in Little Falls Monday.
Thomas McDougal went to kovalton
Saturday.
Dr. Henry Newman Of Little Fails
was at j. K. Stones Tuesday on pro-
fessional business.
Glenn Brockway was RoyaItop
caller Saturday.
Z. Dawley did some repairing on
+. McI)ougall's we'll last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Pauley and J.
X. Stone and daughter attended church
services in Royalton Sunday.
Mr.. and Miss Kidder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schubert. j. M:$Lambv H. E. and j :,
E. Lambert and V. Rudeck were Row;
alton callers Saturday.
". g. Brockway returned from court
duties at the county seat the last OF
the week. g.
c. Anderson drove to Koyalton
Tuesday. .
We are sorry to learn of the death of
Mrs. Ed Harrington mother, Mrs.
Skinner, which occurred at her home
in Royalton Saturday afternoon.
Funeral services we're held Monav
from the Methodist church. We ex.
tend our sympathy.
Mrs. II. Zimmerman and daughters,
Anna ana Helen, vieited Miss Stone. {
school IN district Thursday.
Otto York was in Royalton Tuesday.
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Southwest Darling

March 15.-Gust Nelson was the first
to pillow this week.
David Carlson of Little Falls visited
relatives here Sunday.
Election was hot one. Two can
diuates for each Office.
Lookout for two weddings pretty
soon.
The mayor and his wife were invited
to a big banquet Saturday evening and
he was not home election day. The
city election was thriller and Darl.
ing will have as many officers as last
year.
Anton Knudson has rented Popp}e
Park farm.
All poundmasters elected last year.
hold one ear more.
The street commissioners must put
up the sign boards. The supervisors
should, but never do
Aaron Engstrom is busy clearing
land and his home will soon be COM
pleted.
Simon Swanson helped John Regnell
dig a we'll. A number of our farmers
have had wells dug.
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BRICKYARD

March 15.-Mrs. F. A. Janney enter.
tanned at a surprise party Saturday
evening in honor OF her sister, Miss
Lucy Waller of Rlchland Center. Wis
Games and singing were the amuse-
ments. alter which a delicious supper
was served. She was presented with a
silver souvenir spoon as remem brance
of the day. A very nice time was had
nv all.
+. Westberg returned from Hill CITY
" ednesday.
Miss Eulalia Skoog of Swan River
visited friends here and also attended
the party at F. A. Janney's
Mrs. Martin Scott entertained the
ladies' aid at her home last Wednes-
day. A dainty lunch was served.
Waldemar Larsen returned from
Swan River Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Nels Field and chill
dren visited at A. Strom's Sunday.
Ernest Stevens of route ), visited
friends Sunday.
VIM. Gray of Little Falls was visit
ing at F.. A. Janney's Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS- j. e. Quine called on
William Nicholson Sunday.
Frank Mueller of BeJlingbam, Wash.
has purchased the G.. A. Linquist place
and also the five. acre lot next to it
from Herman Norman of Valley City,
N. u. g. A. Llnquist has started the
foundation for his new house on his
land here, and has also bought cbe lot
adjoining it from e. Carlson of Little
E,1k
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North E II Dale

March 10. - Born-To Mr.. and Mrs.
John Czech, March 9, son.
: Anton Pussy lost valuable horse
Sunday. z
E.. NJ. Larson went to Little Falls
Thursday, where he transacted busl-
ness.
W. Davies attended the auction at
Mrs. &. A. Hanson's place Monday.
Mrs. Ed MACH is on the sick list
this week. = ...
O. p jacobson called on Dennis
Sbeedy of Swan River Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Peter Miller of North
Dakota, who has been visiting with
relatives, returned Friday, taking bis
two children who have been making
their home with I. H. Mlsfelt for some
time.
j. j. Jacobson went to Little Falls
last week on business.
Charles Nye is employed at Frank
Jendro's at present.
Frank Booth of Two Rivers visited
MIR. Maciej Sunday.
Miss Rose kososi of Little Falls
spent few days visiting her parents.
Mr.. Wilderson hAlshed Saving logs
fr1Oay lOr CQ1S S0ASO0.
Ed Nelson and Ansel Peterson went
to Royalton the first partssof the week.
The roads are IN very fine condition
for this time of the year.
DR.. j. Fl. Newman was called
down here from the county seat on
account Of SICK horse belonging tc
Anton Pussy, Sunday.
Misses Esther Peterson and Ella
Widstrom Of Upsala, were the guests
Of Misses Alice and Nellie Meyers
Sunday.
Albert Ohatto. who has been EN-.
ployed in Canada, has returned home.
Frank Jendro is busy hauling lvgs
to the Anton Jendro saw mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jendro visited
at Peter Soblech's of Two Rivers
Sunday.
Mrs. W. Davies and Mrs II. NJ.
kinney visited with Mrs. H. A. Olson
of this village Friday.
.. A. Wittke delivered telephone
poles at the creamery last week. The
farmers are going to have the tele.
phone in the Clover Leaf creamery.
Among those who went to Little
Falls. Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Olsen, Emil Widstrom. Henry Mel
son and johnnie kulla.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kalis went to
BoWlus last week.
Mrs. Frank Kopka and children
visited with Mrs. John Sobiech of East
Elm Dale Sunday.
H. Wesfoff of st. Paul is here look.
ing after his interests and visiting
with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Sven Carlson and chill
dren attended church in Upsala Sun
day.
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UPSALA

March 15.-Oscar Runquist was a
caller IN Swanville Monday.
G. E. johnson was In Bowlus Mon.
day.
August Fagerman went to the county
seat Monday on business. :
Alfred Anderson was q Bowlus caller
during the past week.
o. Carlson was. in RoyaIton Monday.
j. A. kyberg was in Holdingford
this week ON business
Willie Carlson was in Swanville
village Wednesday evening
Melvin Kulander is home from
Onamia, where he was employed IN the
pineries.
g. J. Lundln, was in Royalton Tues
day evening on business.
Nels Erlandson was IN Holdingford
last Thursday.
Ole Westgrund left for the county
seat Monday to serve on the jury.
Nels Wedln, who has been employed
| in the woods near Onamia, returned
to his home near the village last week.
Gust Anderson has returned, after
being employed this winter by C..
Stroman of Swanville town.
Nels Olson was a visitor in Holding;
ford Thursday.
! A number OF our residents were at
the auction sale held at the August
Hanson farm in Fawndale Monday.
Ole Westgrund purchased a team OF
horses from Mr.. Sheedy Ut Fawdnale
last week.
| Martin Wedln has returned from
Onamla, where he has been employ ed in
the pineries.
Helmer Erickson lett recently fol-
Superior, Wis.,, where he expects to be
employed for some length Of time.
Minnie Peterson, who has been EN-
ployed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M
Wedin, returned to her home >Wednes
|day. -.
Charlie Anderson returned last weel
from short business trip to Duluth.
Mr.. Palm, who spent several MONTH
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. c. J.
Cariberg, left for Bralnerd last week
liver Olson, who has been employed
in the woods near Swanville; returned
last week to bis home north of thi
place.
The Ladies Aid society of tn,
Lutheran church Will hold their semi
monthly meeting Wednesday,, Marcl
Z, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. JOhl
Lindstrom. All are cordially invited
John .Anderson left last week TO
Superior, where he will be employed.
] Mrs. Otto Carlson left Monday TO
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has been employed 81 the Crookss,ton

has ben employed 81 the Crookston
Lumber Go. .f ..Is & .,5 n
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rhoda Of Long
Prairie are visiting at the homo OF
their son. G. r. Rboda. " Hi
The Saturday club were entertained
by Mrs. G. Rosenmeier Wednesday.
A son arrived last week at the home
of Ed Harrington. @.'
Thursday. March %, at 10 O'Clock q.
m. there will be an auction sale OF
stock, including horses and and cows q
big assortment of farm machinery al
; the A. c. Wilson farm, less than a
mile south of Royaiton. Free lunch
and cordial Invitation to every
farmer in the county to attend the
sale.
H. H. Clifford is laid no with an
| attack of erysipilas in his face.
The M. Il. church has secured the
Rev. Fl: B.. Adams, who will have
| charge of the work during the coming
summer.
|. Leslie Lisle is home from Belgrade,
! Montana. after an absence OF several
| months.
Mrs. Jules Payne, who came here
from st. Cloud with her husband tt
! attend Mrs. SINNERS funeral Mon
day, renamed in town to visit ole
friends for a few days.,
Homer Skinner of rrazee arrived Sun
day, returning to his home Tuesday
Mrs. VIM. Sparrow is recovering
from a recent illness.
! A. E. Blckle has accepted a position
at the paper mill at Sartell
Frank b. Logan left Wednesday fol
the cities where, he goes to attend {
meeting of the directors of the State
Fair board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Werner arr
| now occupying a part of the Martin
house, formerly owned by Lawrence
Larson.
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RANDALL

March l6-Robert and Charlie Grey
of Ajtk,n arrived Saturday and will
spend some time here.
Mr. Gourd of Clough was a Little
Falls visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Frank Allen OF Walker arrived Fri.
day for short visit with his sister,
Mrs. 7. O. Smith.
1. Calhoun was Little Falls caller
Wednesday. .
Miss Nellie Sullivan who is teaching
school in Pierz, spent Sunday at her
home in North Parker.
/: Mrs. Grey and daughter, Edna of
Aitkin arrived Tuesday for visit with
friends.
"a. tish OF Parker spent Tuesday in
Little Falls.
Aug. Schwanke ST.. was in LlttleFa Falls
Tuesday.
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FREEDMEN

| March 15.-Ben johnson and Mis-;
Della Johnson were IN Little Falls FIR,
: day.
Mrs. Kathryne King returned to tn.
! county Seat Thursday, after a pro-
tracted visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Der
Johnson.
a number CT people in this vicinity
attended prayer meeting at S~er
Anderson s Thursday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. Markworth anc
daughter, Mrs. Borcher Of Platte,
visited at l.. D. Gregerson's Tuesday
Mrs. Augusta lsaacson drove tc
Little Falls Monday.
There Will be English services in the
Lutheran church here next Sunday
at o'clock. Rev. o. B. Nelson will
preach.
Miss Emma Paddock returned from
Little Falls Tuesday.
frankie, the little sou of A. F..
Smith OF Platte, is very ill. It was
pronounced case of pneumonia.
Mrs. Daniel Baxter has recovered
from an attack of lagrippe.
Mrs. Rose Pearson visited trends IN
Little Falls Saturday and Sunday.
Andrew johnson of Little Falls was
mere Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewal Zlmbrick, Mrs
A. Hahn and son. Albert the Misses
Helen Z,mbrick, Teck1a and I3ilda
johnson, were county seat visitors Sat-
urday.
.Theo. Richner Is on the sick list this
week.
-<s Mrs. Ben johnson and Miss Della
johnson of Belle Prairie, we're the
guests of Mrs. l.. D. Gregerson last
Thursday.
Christ Smith went to Little Falls
Thursday to get his brother, who had
been serving on the grand jury.
Theo. Rlchner drove to Little Falls
Friday. His sister. Miss Sadie. who
had been the guest of friends in town
some time, accompanied him home
Seth Warnberg came home from
Guyana Friday to visit his family.
Walter Dahlgren, a student at the
business college, came out from Little
Falls Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with his parents.
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Dalbo, where she will spend week
visiting with relatives. At 81. q
~ The Ladies Aid Of the Congreea.
tiopal church met with Mr.. and Mrs,
August Larson last Thursday after
able weather, was we'll attended.
Our roads are In fine condition now
and automobiles are often seen after
bavlng been stored away in their
winter quarters.
Kew. Gustafson of the Lutheran
church, held services in Swanville town
Sunday afternoon. .s' >-
Mrs. Peterson of Duluth came ur
Thursday to join her husband in settle.
ing on their farm which thew pur.
chased from Martin Roll
Oscar Carlson, who has been EN-.
ployed at Brltton, s. D., and lately
at Hotter, Mlnn., arrived from the
latter place Wednesday for q lengthy
visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Carlson.
March winds are here with very dry
weather, and as result fires are to be
seen raging in several places.
Martin Roll, who recently disposed
OF his farm and stock, purchased the
farm of his son, Oscar, last week, where
they will soon move their household
goods
Rev. Peterson and Rev. Sandahl, OF
the Congregational church, held ser.
vices at the church in town of Swan.
vile Sunday afternoon.
A basket social was given at the
school IN District 1876 Saturday even.
ing, with the teacher, Miss Louise
Erickson, presiding over the arrange.
ments. The social was we'll attended
and a large number of baskets were
sold, the proceeds of which will be
used in furnishing the school. At the
close of the sale refreshments and
coffee were sold to those present. All
report nice time.
The Young Peoples society will meet
for their monthly meeting at the
Lutheran church Sunday afternoon al
three O'Clock. A program will az
usual be rendered by number of the
members and everybody IS cordially
invited to attend.
Martin Rol was IN Bowlus Wednes.
day.
A number of orr residents made q
most unexpected call on Mr. and Mrs.
Peterson last Saturday evening, they
having just moved onto the Roll farm
An up-to. date and practical clock
was presented them as a membrance
Of the evening which was spent in gen.
eral sociability. Refreshments were
serveS to all present by a number of
the guests. A most pleasant evening
was spent.
Revival meetings have been re.
gu)ar]y held at the Congregational
church during the week. Rev, Peter.
son. assisted by Rev. Sandahl, con-
Quoted the same. Rev. Sandahl left
Monday after having spent week at
this place
Andrew Samuelson and Willie Peter
son left Monday for Elm Dale. where
they Will be employed as carpenters on
the Carl Mokros farm.
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Miss Minnie Peter left here Tuesday
for North Dakota, where she has
secured employment.
Rev. r. B. Walker Of Little Fails
held services in the M. E.. church
Tuesday evening. VI
Miss Edith Jones, who is teaching
school in Cushing, spent Saturday and
Sunday at their home in Little Falls.
She. was accompanied by Helen
Simones. who visited relatives.
A. 1ker of Belle Plane, arrived Fri
day. He will make his home on what
is known as the Aug Rlfeskoi place.
in South Parker. HIS wife and family
joined him at this place Tuesday.
Don't forget the Farmers meeting
Monday March Goth. BY mistake last
week, the notice read the 10Th.
Remember, the 20.
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East Darling

Mar 14.-Next Sunday will be SER
vices at the Swedish Lutheran church
at 20 80.
The Ladies Sewing society Will meet
next Saturday with Mrs. r. Carlson.
section %.
Fl. Fl. COrtner is latbinc a house at
Highland Park farm. A great many
improvements are being made on this
place.
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ROYALTON

March 15.-Mr. and Mrs. I. W.
Bouck were Sank Rapids visitors the
last of the week.
Hayes Bros. have added an auto
mobile to their livery stable
Gus Kern spent couple of days at
Crosby and Guyana last week and was
very favorably impressed with the
pdssl bllities of the new town Mr.
Kern may locate I'M that locality IN
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hill of Morrill,
were guests of Mrs. A. c. Bouck last
week.
Damon Bouck returned from Orltey,
N. D., Thursday and the following
day went to Sank Rapids to accept a
position in the bank at that place.
c.. W. Bouck returned from st.
Paul Saturday night to remain with
his family over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Long spent the week
end with her parents, returning to
Little Falls Monday.
Ernest Mansfield of Wahkon was IN
town last week to attend the meeting
OF the Cooperative company.
DR.. Chance returned from Minneap-
CHS Sunday morning.
VIM. Roller came up from st. Paul
Saturday night to remain couple of
days with his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gllmer are
visiting relatives at SNOWFALL.
- Sheriff Armstrong was in Koyalton
Sunday.
The sudden death of Mr.. Abner
Skinner was great shock to the en-
I u
loss to a large. cl1cle of relatives and
usually we'll until within few hours
Of her death, which occurred shortly
before midnight Saturday, March
eleventh. at her home in this place.
Deceased was a daughter of the late
Wallace Jos]ln anu had lived the
greater part Of her married life in
Morrison county. Besides her husband
she leaves six children, four sons and
two daughters, to whom the sincere
sympathy of many friends is extended
The funeral was held Monday after
noon from the Nj. E. church, Rev.
Campbell of st. Cloud officiating and
the interment was at Riverside GENE
terry.
Among the out town friends who
attended Mrs. SINNERS funeral were
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Renick OF Little
Falls, Jules Payne and VIM. Bosworth
Of St. Cloud Mrs. Harriet Joslln of
Little Falls. Andrew Thoen and Chas
McEwau of Buckman. and Lee WAYNE
of North Dakota.
Supt. Harrigan of the N. W. Tele-
phone Co., was a business visitor here:
the last of the week. 49,.
Damon bouck spent Sunday with his
parents here. returning to Sank. Rapids
Monday. -: ::~ -:
Robert Roche: wife and son; we're
Little Falls visitors the first of the
week. :.
J. F., Maier and SOD of Langola were
here on business Monday.
Fred Keehr Of Buchanan was in town
the first OF the week. &c., -, = -;
Ernest Baskerville, of McAlister
college came home Friday, for few
days visit. $50 + -. -,,:,a y,
" W, H. Galley will return from. Min:
neapolis TINS. week. with bis Regal
Joe Houn of Buchanan has returned
from isconsin, where he went to
attend his mother's funeral.
Isadore Kaufman was visitor at the
CARRIER home recently.
Mrs. Fulton Bell has been on the sick
list for several weeks past.
Tbe Power company has had crew
of men and teams driving piiinG to
protect the dam.
pete Graham of Little Fails was in
town Monday attending to real estate
interests. ..-. 49,. -
George Lakin has returned from the
northern. part Of the state, where he
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March 16.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Waytasek of Center Valley were in
town Tuesday getting a coffin, their
J year old child having died. The
child was buried in the st. Joseph s
cemetery Wednesday.
Rev. J. G. Stiegler returned from
St. Joe Wednesday.
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One Doctor-O nly One

the best one then stand by him. No sense either in irving
this thing that thing for your cough Carefully deber
atey select the best cough medicine, then take Stick
throat and lung troubles Sold for nearly seventy years
No alcohol in this cough medicine: LcAye c. LoYeH Mass
why try thing Why not stick to the good
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w AN T
One cent a word. No ad taken
for less than ten cents.

FOR SALE OR RENT-16O acres
meadow and cultivated land, four and
half miles east of Royalton. Apply
to George E. Wilson.
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we have numbe of high grade
MIX STRAIN short horn calves on. sale at
the farm. John Wetzel. 81
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Money to loan on farm and city
property. Farm loans on partial pay
ment plan. Signor & Schaliern. 10 If
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One extra fine
grade guernsey bull calf weeks Ole,
4. K. Longfellow, Rte. 2, Little
Falls. IT. M
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AUCTION SALE-At u. Sheedy's
Swan River, Monday, March Goth.
All farm implements, stock, including
twelve mich COWS, household furnl-
ture. etc. will be sold. 81
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Bible school 3 as All members Of
the church are requested to make
special EFFORT to attend
Cor Ash and Noble streets
Sermon II a m
Subject Business III Christianity r
This sermon preached BY special re-
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EndeaVo. society Gas b. m
Subject. IAN Ideal City" The men
Of the cltv especially invited
Miss Luttie Robinson leader
Sermon At D, m
Special music al all services,
The public cordially invited
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rrInIty EpIseopal chuncE.

loS East Noble avenue.
Rt. Rev. Dr. Brooke, Bishop.
Rev. A. y. Nicholas, Rector
Holy communion, 1880 a, m.
Sunday School, 9a5 a, IN.
Service and sermon II a. m at the
church.
Holy communion Az II q. MI
The members OF tne Teachers IN
stitute now In session in the city will
attend services In the evening.
Everybody welcome,
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Corner Vine and Noble
Sunday School al 9.45.
"OXGoad Religion" tl:00 O'Clock
s. Y p, q 7,00 b, m
"a Convenient Season 500 y. m.
PRAYER aud business meeting Wed
aesday $3.50 u m.
II, T. Manifold. Pastor
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Unlteo Prepystcrian Church

United PrepysSerian Church
One block north Of library.
Evening service at D. m.
Sabbath school az 10 a. m,
Preaching service II a. M
Young Peoples Meeting $40
A cordial Invitation TO all.
" r. G. u ut Z y. m
FRED g. WRIGHT. Pastor.
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First Reader, Daniel NJ Myers -
Services: II A. NJ. Sunday School 10
A. M. Wednesday, s p. M.--lle N.
Broad street
Reading Room In rear nf church;
open daily from 2 to s r. M.
Corner Eighth and Warner avenue.
Isaac Goodman pastor.
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Preaching 1900 a. M.

Preaching 1900 a. m.
Reports from the Convention
Noon class service.
Junior League 800 D. m
Enworth League 1900 d. m
Preaching Service 500 j. m
Rev L, B. Cole will preach both
and evening,
All are welcome.
H. w. LEWIS,
Pastor.
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Free MethodIst Church.

Free METHODIST ChuTch.
Sunday school AZ 1000 a. m
Preachlng at 1900 d. m.
Glass meeting Immediately after the
preaching.
Preaching al S;00 D IN.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at s o'clock
All are cordially Invited to attend
each Of these services.
G. w. RUGG, Pastor.