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The Washington herald., 1912-11-28
ELoISE RAE
1895 Michigan Ave., Suite ISIS, Chicago, III.
After Thirty Years Experience I
Have Produced an Appliance for
Men, Women, or Children
that Cures Rupture.

Send IL On Trial.
II yo have ttsd most everything else
ne. Where oths1s fail Is whsre have ny ETestest
sUcceA Send attached cuuP0n to-day and I VIA
The Washington herald., 1912-11-28

Arrangements Now Made TO Have All
stout Readers of This Paper Receive
Free Copy of DIR. Turner'S Won
derfuI Book. "HON Reduced
My Weight 100 Pounds"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
FIT ARRANGES
"TRIP TO PANAMA
dent to Leave Washington
Thursday Night and Will
. Return December 81.

ASHSGT0N. Dec ,6.-Aithougil
"details Of President TafLs trip 10
ma have not been completed, the
'unel OF Ills party and most OF the
'nlnary arrangements have been
* Taft Charles Taft, the presi-
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Hilles;
|Rnt Secretary Of the Navy Win
aIid Mrs. Winthrop; Major Thomas
oeds. the presidents military aide
iyseian, and Lieutenant Comman-
pin X. Timmons, his nay;f1 aide.
IN the official party. They Will
aflered With tile president aboard
t4dnaught Arkansas.
convoy VIII be the battleshlp Della
"a shnlf"do2cH newspaper men and
pDotographers will make the voy-
that ship.
PRESIDENT VIII leave Washington ar
'cloek Tlursay night for jackson
ma key West. He will stop ia
qyllle for iorty-:ivc minutes Fri
snt and probably make q speech
,tfe Is due In Key West Saturday
ZvI ana expects to sail for Pan
'ut night Hc will nc back in Key
eeeSrding Io the present plan, De-
~. and will reach Washington
+ffnoon OF December 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
gKM SCHOOL FOR
nE YOUNGER ROBBER

~ ~, ihLD. Dec. 15.--Marvin W.
ritb young express messenger
ia Younger brother, Melvin.
4 M sss sana aaa Fe express safe In
.najn,9sIi ,9Iip'ooo sol Id. and then for five
||Ittd That the crime had been
n IN ny uy bandits, was held TO-DAY
|beyrl. ,ne superior court on a charge
'eht' His bond was fixed at
aas Iam,ny, nn, being only lG years of
|.irnea '.raigned. His case Will
81 10 10 The juvenile court.
ma th" thse'i.s n ot the Santa Fe rail
1aid iod,W Wcus- Fargo Express com
be- ,nay LAY mat Marvin w, Handy
hui an amosecnted In the criminal
Icivin s v,iVft would he made to
'ent 10 a teform school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
|Fs|DE|VT-ELECT
hum ABOUT CABINET
.ctles His Home in Prince
lon and Takes Up Work
as Governor.
pQ3 3@@@@ 9 Keith 0Brien 0 kbAbaD @ fb@ & @

,x,crToN. y. j., Dec, l6.-After a
~ recreation in the Bermuda
II. woodrow Wilson returned home
~ and took up tho many tasks that
,srt him In his dual role as gov
q Of New Jersey and president-clect
A. United states.
4 -,,,s nds of letters awaited Mr.. Will
4 arrival and though most OF them
.,-,.d his national administration,
--..,dsnt- elect made il clear that he
vas governor. Mr.. wilson aa!d nc
y; defer office filing and announce
''s concerniDg his administration until
ha had cleared away the accumu-
4 SstaI nj Ills New Jersey office,
4 Wilson MAY remain governor of the
4 ,,ntij about March l., only a few
4 hefore he must 20 to Washing
rTSIs is because he wishes 10 finish
<rocrammc Of legislation pending In
.,sfe legislature, which convenes Jan
i --WIlson said today he had made no
|<abjnct selections, Mi Wilson said
sNzed that before deciding upon the
mel of his cabinet he would have
.cfrrrnine just what type OF cabinet
bold form.
Z rscoenizes Two types, from Il re-
. AZ the manner In which his prcdc-
M have met this question. One
ia The political cabinet constructed
marty material that must in a
"A be rewarded in order 10 preserve
a harmony. The other is charac-
"a by Mr.. Wilson as the personal
nj. made up OF men whose business
= is known TO him personally and on
4 iudgmcnt he would like To lean.
|->fully steering the correspondents
nom all questions OF personnel, Mr..
a declined 10 say which type Of
a he now prefers. lie said lie had
|c1 some years ago Il magazine ar
c5iticising Mr.. Clevels nd's cabinets.
he had not specifically asked Mr.,
Land which type be had found the
: desirable
Ia rwo types Of cabinets" lie said.
Ina me OF question ] once was
.sslug with DR.. James NJ McCosh,
|dcnt of Princeton in the late sos
|1ero speaking of the two types Of
ters-tlie one who tried to reach the
&ee Intelligence OF the class and the
4 who catered TO the most intelligent
'1et the rank aud file get along as
they could. ! asked Dr.. McCosh
d he liked the sbettcr. Oh he said,
need little OF both
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
Drives Off a Terror.

eniei e1ecutioncr of death IN the
and spring months is pneumo-
Us advance agents are cJlds and
An any attack by one Of these
~ no timc should be lost In TAX.
~ esst medicine obtainable TO
y OH Countless thousands have
tnis , to be DR.. Kings New Dis.
Ny husband believes il has
.ln from having pneumonia three
v liMes," wrltes MIS-. George -
4 hswsourllle, Vt, "and Tor
" coids and Group we have never
S9 e9Lal. Guaranteed fer all
Sa Sa affections. Price SO cents
~ Irial bottle free ut Sehramm
n, drugs. (Adycrtiselnent0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17

caIenoalo oil on all framed pictures
/ W'cfs' George II. Ebert
i"'u- (AdvertiscmentC J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17

q wish to call your attention 10
{act that most Infectious diseases
rs whooping cough, dipbtheria and
|ct fever are contracted when the
has cold. Chamberlain s Cough
IDS viii quickly cure a cold and
|Ily lessen the danger Of contracting
d diseases. This remedy is famous
'ls cures of colds II contains 10
q or other narcotic and may be
d to a child with implicit canfi.
d Sold by all dealers.
fAdyrrtIsslport)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
foils a Foul Plot,

M hsnai,iefnl plot exists between
N no's oowe's TO cause distress by re.
ana' "o., VI take DR.. Kings New Life
They % nan. s9ch abuse of your sys-
Dmae& gently compel right action
your hon,.er nner and bowels, and TO.
sshrss salth and all good feelings
'a,Iiln ANN johnson, drugs.
lAdvertisemenN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
W00I Blankets

72x92 fine white wool blanket bound with
heavy silk ribbon, formerly sold for $1,000 pair;
duced to $7.75 pair
All wool white blanket. This is 7Ox84-
inch blanket has ribbon binding end and has Greek
key borders fine and priced $l1.75; reduced
to $500 pair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
CHINA

Decorations in naturaliStiC and
conventional designs in ivory and gold.
Dresser sets, tea sets, condiment sets,
smoking sets, odd cream jugs, syrup
pitchers, cups, saucers and plates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
Leather N0UeIttes
In Christmas Boxes

In Christmas Boxes
Bill books and folders for men.
Pass and r. r. cases, card cases, card
sets, cigar cases, purses, TASKS, collar
and cuff bags, handkerchief cases,
trinkct boxes, picture frames, music
rolls, etc.
Imported articles
Stationery boxes, handker-
chief boxes, glove, jcwelry and trinket
boxes, picture frames, memorandum
pads, etc. Values up to $1.25; special
Christmas price, 75c each.
Hand Bags
Christmas gifts your wife,
sweetheart, mother, sister or friend
will appreciate. Leather hand bags
with fittings at the very moderate
prices of $3.50 to the most elaborate
and exclusive novelties which range in
price from $1,000 to $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
D0Wn Comforts and Fine Blankets

Satin covered downs, with the newest print
ngs the borders. The coors light blue green
and royal blue. They priced at $500, and
duced to $2SO0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
Gift Statl0nerY

For her writing desk. The
finest Of writing papers have been
selected for our Christmas station
cry and you can buy them in guam
tity desired i'll clahorately decorated
boxes in the following designs /:
Hand painted sprays in apple BIOS
SONS, poinscttia, poppy and flag;
also in autumn leaves. Prices 65
cents to $3.35 per box.
Calendars = hand-painted,
80 cents 10 1896 each.
Blotters-hand-painted, so
cents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
|unrslons ~ East and West
~ e.. Dec. 81 and %

q ono., -''-s 40 90
PIod PsIod returning until Febru. yr
trcott tonc Wusatch 2526. sol
Low rates to other
(Advcrtisemcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
Sterling Deboszt Noveltles

Sterling Silver deposited on art glass is a
novelty this season; the useful articles are tho
sugar and sets and the salt and pepper They
worth ST set but as an extra special thew are
reduced to soc. rewsry ssct,on ro-- r.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
Express and Postoftzce Statzons

Take your out-oftown gift purchase to the
your packages will be wrapped recepted for and sent
away No trouble to you Saves tresome waits at the
express office postoffice Stamps sold also.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-07
53sMloTQ:lRM,lAN
ReIoices Because stork Leaves Bounc.
ing Baby at His Home.

Garry Allen, the popular motor
man on the Broad Oaks car of the
Monongahela Valley Traction Com
pany, was unable to work his usual
run Tuesday and wednesday as he
was taking day off to celebrate the
arrival of a new girl at his home. The
stork paid the Allen home a visit early
Tuesday morning and left fine ten
pound baby girl. Garry's many friends
hope he will soon recover and be able
to resume his work. Mother and
babe are getting along nicely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-07
KNOCKS HAY fever
CLEARS THE HEAD
STOPS CATARRH
This Pleasant, Antisep4c, Cleansing
Healing Balm -is-Having Great
Success Everywhere.

Here is a new Catarrh and Hay
Fever remedy recently perfected and
put on the market that all should in
vestigate. 1t is known as the, Nos
Ftriola treatment and all druggists
have 1T for their customers:
), N9striola is an antjseptic, cleansing,
healing balm, quickly opens the head
and heals the sore, inflamed Innings
Of the air passages. 1t also. strength
ems them so they can resist attack,
and usually hay fever can be avoid
ed entirely If the Nostrlola treatment
Is started in time and kept up faith.
'fuily until the hay fever season is
over.
Nostrolia costs but a trlie-,:5
cents for large tube containing sixty
days treatment and you should keep
a tube handy to use for Colds, Ca
tarrh, Group and all diseas and
stoppages of the air passages.
Get a tube of your druggist today
aud you will wish you had tried Nos
triola sooner.ic,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-07
PERSONAL

G. H Evans Is here from Fair
mont
F. E, Shelter Of Mineral. is a
guest at the Waldo.
Edward, F. burst, Of McMecneh, is
a visitor n the city.
e. 2. Vandervort: Of Parkersburg.
is business visitor here.
Ralph Cooper. Of Parkersburg, Is
transacting business here.
George "A. Hastings. Of Wheeling.
Is in the city on a''buslness visit.
Hugh J. Thompson. Of Reynolds
Vile, was city visitor "wednesday,
T. G. Furbee, OF Salem, spent set-
eral days in the city looking after
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Nuzura have re-
turned from three weeks stay at
Mount Clemens, Mich.
H. c, Brooks returned from Key
ser wednesday morning where he
spent several days looking after
business matters.
Mrs. Ora Warner, of Preston
street, win leave on train No. So this
evening for an extended visit with
friends at louisville. Ky.
Mrs. w. H. Baylis. son, 2 James;
and mother. Mrs: M. a. Cowan, who
had been withehet daughter for
some time, left, last night for Lock
port. N. Y, They will be gone about
a month.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-28
RANDALL.

June 26.-F'red Whittwe1c ,ofn this
place spent Sun day in Crosby.
Mrs. G. Chapman and daughter, Mrs.
81. II. Craighead, returned to their
home here Saturday, after a few days.
visit in Wisconsin. ';'@' a.. 49,
Mr.. Lucas of the Brickyards visited
at this place a few days Of last week.
Mrs. L. Covert and children, Ray.
mond and Lillian, spent Sunday in
Lincoln. =. -
Sherman Miller returned to his home
here Sunday after a couple Of weeks
visit; with his sister, Mrs. J. Berry of
Crosby. -" -
Mr.. Bastien of Little Falls was i
visitor at this place Saturday ''''v:
O. w. Hondstrum was a caller at
Pillager Sunday.
The basket social which was given
by the ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church on Friday evening was well at.
tended. '>*''' -, !:
Ole Peterson, who is employed in
Brainerd, visited at this: place Satuf-
day and Sunday of last week.
Mrs. L. Covert and daughters, Mrs.
p :.l Ehr 1 and Lillian, spent Tuesday in
The Randall baseball team played at
Pierz Sunday and was defeated. The
score was Is to 7.*'f.fa1f;: -: ,*':.3
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-28
D|lAR[lI1 : [

.1un126.-Mis fhgr pielstion s4f
:D 81 1fived J14onday*on q visit H
aa {. tog .l.g ,atsthe hons Of and
Eitssa .yanso1aa:* IS; Z
David swansonY oas bxh
Eone@ visit with sfS4yea ind II.
end$ to business hi4t tsS9. etur4
don4y for week i Sy4d
|EsMts before going Ito ontaS
Nhez4 he intends to baaxastoxathe FIT
of this year.
5 ,rhSre will be services He'd ut IL
Swedish issiion*ehnrch> next Sunday,
June 81; rat 1880: j.. M. Res Day1d
Swanson will offfiiciate.; Everybody Sc
welcome to attend. ,*: Sc
The Darling baseball team played
the North enders Of Little Falls 1t
Fish Lake last Sunday, the score being
Ii to 2 in favor of Darling. .
<:%> On the: Fourth of July the Darling
baseball. team will play the Randall
Iteam on: the Randall diamond. A eeod
game is expected as both sides are
strong teams. All.those-whe are inter-
ested in a good ball game ought to turn
out and root. ,.y
1T was reported a picnic was heldin
East Darling midsummer day, June4.
and everybody who attended. had Gfa
}splendid time: - - /:
August Blomquist, our generous
farmer Yhas new potatoes already 4hd
a fine garden: and orchard this summer.
not s4YAg anything about his chfek-
ems - heefhas won the record in chick
fphtcken. He$even beat the incubator
Rehicken raiseE = MN*: IS
E, Miss Mary 1ohnsopv who: has h1eh
lMisitfng at the Shome Of Mr.: and Mis.
EQ. A. SwansonS the past three weeks.
ERtur9ned to Chicago, where<sbe is aa-
a:Albert: Peter and son, Walter, vie
:h4sy hauling lumber FROM Randall With
ffWp teams Monday and Tuesday fexSa
Fl4Hge new bal m Mr.. Peter intendsafo
bpild in: the near future. $s:.a.;:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-28
BRICKYARDS:

p, yuns 2e:IMiss Florence Simmons OF
ra3oa AZ visited a few days last w,esl
Watn ger friend. Miss Clara Larsen. > /
Miss Carrie Sprandel returned homa,
from minneapolis Saturday: = 1T
,.: ~ 2: 2nine ana daughter, Della,
1eistivss En- at Ia 1PGay from visit with
Mis- Any Chambers! a Of. s<,iW,anvil1e !.
1 lasting this week. ..aet at the home Of q.
n N: 81. s95 Mrs, F: 4. yanp4y and daueb-
fer: :ra &aaSs9 gisitsd attbs, Homo q q,
Mis- Mis- F. i Little ra,ll.
~ Masses Clara Larsen. Della 0n;nee IA
"a NIX y; Bi1s7 :. are attending u .3n sna
a number from here attended s -.
Swedish M. E: picnics at ' Tittie' Fs iii
~; Mh Era Mt He.b Muney and .dauieb.
= {Eh Ssf hneIt &c or Little Falls, visited
day. H.: ,H5:N noeeA oun'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-28
YOUNG GIRL LOSES her LIFE
Dies From Burns Caused by Gas Elk.
>' pioslon in Cellar :::

pIoSl0n IN IeIIar.
Alma Olson, the stxteen-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Olson of Marshall, was burned to
death in a peculiar manner. :. She was
sent to the cellar for vegetables: for
dinner. The cellar being dark she
took a match with which to light her
way. Az soon as she lighted the match
texss va; fts'ss,ss tast e. e;
s sss.. s ssss Sc S 9ss f, e
lawn: and sank: K: IL, ground: PFarents
and neiGhb6ft smothened re names
and did al they could for her relief,
bpt she died In = tex hours. ~ IL
plqeiop is thought TO lave heen due to
sas formation ) hicktmayy have orig.
mated from ceespool into which the
cellar IL drained" A=...:,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-28
cLAPP IS FOR !; lll Roos EvEl1
Declares Minnesota Will Stand by tho
>@ Colonel, ...s. :

Declares Minnesota Will Stand by the
-. -.@# Colonel. '', *.:....a n.
what 10 the use of asking me how
I feel about the situak r. asked Sen
ator Clapp Of Minnesota when r.
Quested for statement.
Didn't / nominate Colonel Roose.;
welt? Didn't / stt on the platform:
with him7 Didn't: the entire Mime
sofa delegation refuse to- cast a>1ote
At the Coliseum 4 " Then; you 9knov.
where No Gophers stand ,Asra z,s,::J::,
m'have just thistle say:sjI - no
reasonswhy"I :,should, lsan4 i4teu.tAe
ditch because q: :letpsof= Re2uhHaans
have chosenSt eaao,: when thare s,is
. fine, hard. sood country road on
* t:,s9 3 81 3 IS RsSRls aEs
NM s ..ots Gin .,., IS ;1 III. 1,;sass E
ries and that means Il win stay n
thu Roosevelt !s column ely .i+,, 49, x,sx, ,,.,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-28
33l 4. =. - !;
Parker .

June 25.-Adrs. P.T Peterson. after :
short visit with friends at this place,
returned Wednesday to ClouRh town.
where she will spend several DAYS visit.
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Hawkinson, and then: join her husband
in Canada. ..S,,..
Wild strawberries: are plentiful in
N! Y: 4; 9$taopat: .vas a county seat
Crows have done: Considerable dam
age in this vicinity this spring.
Mrs; M Nutteraand daughter were
Randall visitors Saturday. = :.
|. John: y Bn5r was a Randall business
|: M1A Mnpson land family left for
sBackus last week, where they will
make their. future home. Mr.. Munson
resided here: q good many years and
- well known in this vicinity. =:
p CIV. Gish attended to business mat
tiers at Little Falls Friday.
b s.: i. Bennett was 4 county seat
fvisitor the middle Of last week.
Joe Bentler is reported: very i'll. Re-
eovery is doubtful. -:
I Nj. and Mrs. J. R. Stephenson Of
Montana visited friends in this place
the middle Of last week -
+ D:~Nutter drove to. Little Falls Fri:
day, where he will visit several days
| with friends. = -.
Miss Ebba Winterquist of ,Freehem
is reported very ILL.,. ~" s.
Blacksmith Albert Garrison and fam.
! lily have moved to Cushing, where MI.
| Garrison expects to run a blacksmith
shop.
A number of farmers in this vicinity
have commenced making hay.
| D. Ireland has purchased fine >driv.
ing horse Of Louis Lorenz % fCuldru1ld
for 500.
Allen Shutter was a Swanvi1le bust.
! ness caller Monday. ::;. ;v.* *;
Mrs. J. Weathetly, after a short visit
home SATURDAY. ~ ~ S'T g "'!s St 1e'or E1s
| Verne and Mertefi ~ Gishr9' returned
| home friday. ':''if': bAsz N:a'
Floyd Hamlin<e4 Montana is at pres.
sRE y bssjk =, gtssh?prtentts Mr.: and
warren Eassstmnann' IF F supGe;riotdf; twis$
is M present present visiting With Ills mother
METH: D. Snow.
lA CVAn ~ OVuuSQH VI Cu1QIum was" q
1Swanyiiffl1ee tisft3r Monday. ~ .$t:;nt =
-k44g Kiedf9wski: and son Of n: win Il
! Lakes Spent sdpda9 with his sb6ffd Athef
Vincent Kiedf9Wkski; in South PARKER
a number from this place attended
the; wedding danoe Of Miss Jeanette
Dick and Mr.. Van Hercke of Twin
Felix and George .Faura were the
afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. E. Alters were Randall
visitors Friday. = = - ~
Services will be heldby the Methodists
of Parker Sunday, June 3d.. at 1880 a,
m. 80 -
Alfred and ;Chts.; Larsen went to
Lake Alexander Tuesday: They report.
ed quite good luck. =.
Mrs. F. soutA@r Of Culdrum deliver.
ed stock at ,Syanville Monday.
Mrs. F.. southef Of Culdrum delivered
stock at swanvi1le Monday. - =
Mr.. and mrs, r. Ahlers were the
guests Of friends in Uuldtum Monday
afternoon. =.=ts.---+A--=%=----.=====,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-28
|SQllNe: E1Ef'f1R l: F.! :: :!|!! E! !
Xn6ther xspft4a1t s'f6r e6ser1dJFif 81
s">s -: 81: iMfnn2ooofS. 1<eS s'''a t<sts';

!! -..}11p briet a4pneu1e f cement kG EWaMs
aaY !! pea former attorney general and
1qnse time candidate for tie Reppblican
nomination ! for governor, has declared
;flfm 9ls candidate for~ the Republican
nomination for governor. under = the
| 44ef ;w,, statewide primary law. -: 49,,
In. his statement Mr., Young asserts
that he will be q candidate along pro-
gressive: lines and that he will indi:
cate his principles in q. platform he
will give out shortly. j.. 3 :.
Mr.. Young says he does not care to
use the stereotyped excuse, II have
been forced into the gubernatorial
fight by my friends" He entered the
contest, he says, because he believes
his past experience and general .knowl-
edge of state affairs have qualified
him to give useful service to tho state
As it's chief executive.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-28
FL.ENSBUj &,

June 26.-Ed. johnson of Pike
Creek purchased an organ last week. D:
M lla Moeglein and son. Of Little Falls,
were. out in this country buying cat.
tie last Tuesday. - :, =
Miss Rosy Peterson returned home
Sunday after q few days. visit with
friends in Little Falls. 49, :
The strawberries in this vicinity are
ripe but very scarce. ...
Ghas. Hoglund sold horse last week
to Peter Jasdowski. ;.
|: Mrs. c. O.. johnson of the Brick,
yards called on relatives and friena4
here Sunday. ls|
|Syi.it tts with friends u: ns::ptaarling Nh
Ms. Marvin 'Bfi ae :h5,si I'D 25dxauehter;
Friday for DeSmet, s. d., where bRa
win visit with hgr parents y. =
Mr: and Mrs. Jacob Peterson Trans.
dsssd business y + IN +: Little E Fails -
+ Charley johnson !. returned k<from l
Princeton after a short visittS gith
=.Algot johnson, Mrs. Joel Younfl,dahI
Of swanvil1e and Mr.. and Mrs. Sven:
son of St. Paul called on relatives f0,,
There were thirty children yf60 tSa:
ceived holy communion at the Polish
Catholic S church of Flensburg lat Sun
The picnic which was held at the
Swedish Congregational church last
Tuesday, was well attended and all re-,
ported having a good time.
| Miss Hylma Anderson left for; Lit
tie Falls Saturday, where she will at.
tend the summer school during the sum.
mer months. 80:
At 10 O'Clock Tuesday 4morning at
the Polish Catholic church of Flens.
burg, Miss Tena: Bachowski became the
BRIDE of John ~Kriz of Todd county,
The bride was gowned In lavender silk
msssaline draped: with ::: White chiffon,
| Ihe bride WAS attended by -. Misses
Hten Mrozik, Anna Kotch, Rosy CAT.
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