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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-04

i. 4 Loar 81 efafton, was bust.
neas gIsIIor d IIs cltg Iasaasy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-04
TO REMAIN
In the City Are Ensign and
Mrs. Watkins as Salvation
Army Workers.

Ensign;.and Mrs. Watkins, the ON
GERS of the Salvation Army Of
G.alrllssburg, who have been laborilg
fs.itl plly 1for the last two years and
who Learned tolkn6# ana loye
the arm work as 1t is needed In tie
city the many sdS hearts, who
Arm .sticef tley can rely On as. a.
friend IN the hour, of need, had re-
eetFed theft farewell orders TO take
up their work in another part Of the
state but they wish to lei
friends goodbye they wish TO let
them know through the Daily Tele-
gram that they have received another
telegram from the army's headquar-
tiers In Cleveland, that they are to
remain in cldFksbnrg, Envoy Miss
Lottie Zimmerman, who has been as
sssting in the army work, has been
granted, a two weeks rest and she
Is visiting her father in Cincinnati,
Captain Martha Watkins from Ohio
VIII assist In the army work. Miss
Watkins is on officer Of sterling
qualities and has been in command
Of some Of. tAe most I6lm6ditL. work
the army has, saecalsa assisted
billy" Sunday in his meeting in
Ohio and also Evangelist oliver.
She isCa 9ealtifpI~ Singer and has
been chrlStioH RorlsTf ron the age
of eight years. All the Christian
Workers are invited to assist in push
ing the Salvation Army to the front.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-04

!.
2: z Perklns Is here from Fair
mont
9. = Dent Of Weston. visited the
city Tuesday
2. p Snyder Of Wheeling IS Il
waldo guest.
a. y. Rowe Is here from Faifmont
ON a brief visit.
B Fred NJ Boso Is here from Weston
on q bhstnesssyis
Camden somRiers is III Baltimore
on a business visit.
J. 2. Dcak, 81 Parkersburg. Is q
business visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs; 4. 4 Eddy 81 Rich-
Wood, are yisltingSin the city.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. N. Google, gof New
Martlnsyille, are visitors here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-24


Eay 81 81. md e 1T t
|tle' Falls tetrrn home pending pd[l
p feW day. 81 their flillnaal q
] xMr. isle and Sam N urf returned
|to their home il Royaltonr last Tues y les
day: 4, q !, !.
Center Valley Wednesd day. III. 81
Mrs. Riner Of Mt. Morris called at
FIillman Thursday z -s- &+15:55 ~
Mr. Shotwill, held L services in the
school house Sunday morning at 1880
o ,clock and expects to. hold services
here in the near future. T.
Quite a number Of young people spent
Sunday evening at the. Miller home.
Wash Love went to Vawter to help
his brother few DAYS: ss
Vess Love drove to :Vawter Monday
where he expects to be-. employed TOT
Ia few days. = =: .:z-
Rev. Finley passed through Hiilman
on his way to Wahkon. ;: e#l.5 . T..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-24

|ROYALTON

May 23.---Mrs. James Lonsdale SlHHlaa Of
Sank Rapids spent the week end with
Mrs. W., Bouck. . 5Ss.3 :.sl &, 81. q: Il;
Mrs. j. F.. Chance visited friends at
Sank Rapids Friday and Saturday
81. s. Bliss Of Minneapolis spent Sum
day with the Batter family in lower
town. J.. / e.. 4. ~ 5@s@s:a a.
Fred. Esty was a Sunday visitor in
Royalton. 4 %.tG. l. ....>.- %+*
Miss Minnie Kobe Of Buckley, Wash.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Kobe. xas-,s, - -. 49,. -, ss...:
The Misses Clara and Edna Shoe
maker of Sank Rapids spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Mary Street.
Mrs. Chance went to Minneapolis Sun
day to visit friends. -"
Mrs. Seton Of Minneapolis visited
her daughter, Miss A. Seton, the last
Of the week.
Miss Otilla Kobe is home from Fort
Ripley where she has been visiting for
some time past.
Miss Persis Lonsdale spent the week
end with relatives in Royalton.
Mrs. Sweet entertained four tables
Of $500" players Saturday evening in
honor Of her guests, the Misses Shoe
maker.
Sundays ball game with the Crosby
team resulted in victory for Royal
tons to l. Among those who attend
ed were Fred Cairnes, o. G. Green and
Anton Salzbrunn of Rice.
| In response to a general call of
volunteer help on the cemetery work
large number Of men with teams and
women with hoes, rakes and lunch
baskets, turned out Tuesday. AS a
re,D:lt the entire grounds have been
greatly improved and by Decoration
day will have been made credit to
lot owners as well as others; who are
interested in caring for the dead.
Mrs. Chance entertained lady friends
Thursday afternoon. at the home of
| her mother, Mrs. H. T. Gilbert.
Mrs. Farrow Of Little Falls and Mrs
s. Muncy Of the same place were Roy
alton visitors the first Of the week.
The regular meeting Of the library as
ISOLATION will be held at the school
house Saturday, June l, at two p. m.
George Wilson is still confined to
the house with rheumatism. Although
improving slowly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-24

The action of the governor in calling
an extra session of the legislature for
June 4th was direct answer to the
challenge Of the republican convention.
While no doubt the governor s last
card, it is a good one, for out Of the
confusion and chaos he may emerge,
whereas his chances before seemed
mighty slim. While the call suggests
action on only a few measures, the
legislature cannot be limited in it's
work, and with the fall primaries not
far away and election soon after, there
is a possibility that progressive legis-
lation Of value may be enacted. The
bills proposed will need careful scru-
tiny, for in the hurry and rush jokers
may slip in and important legislation
be made of little or no value. While
the interests will camp around the
legislative halls, their influence ought
not to- prevent good laws being put
through. There will be a disposition to
get on the band wagon on the part of
the fainthearted, and others, seeing
the progressive trend throughout the
country, will seek to identify them
selves with reform measures. So that
the prospect is good that out of thu
hurlyhurly., will come something OF
good, '%-'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-24
PARKER.

May 21.-Helen Jaschke left for
Courtenay, N. D., Tuesday, where she
has secured employment
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce, who for
the past two years were residents of
Randall, have moved on their farm in
this place
A number Of young folks from this
place attended the dance at Randall
Friday evening.
The Misses Nellie Sullivan and
Martha Misbe spent Saturday in Lit.
tie Falls, returning Sunday.
Miss Lena Ahlers, after a short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Ahlers, returned Wednesday to Little
Falls, where she is employed.
Mrs. Earl Wolf, who left for Wahpe:
ton, N. D., two months ago is now
married again. ::
G. l.. Brisbane of Pilbrook was a
guest at the E. W: Sullivan home Sun.
day.
&. E. Chapman Of Randall shipped a
carload of stock to the St. Paul market
Friday.
w. H. Oothoudt was a Randall Gale,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Pierce spent
Wednesday at Randall visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. ,g:sQuimbys :.
A. P. Smith drove to Cushing on bust.
ness Friday.
Frank Harting Of. South Parker is
\ busy breaking land on his farm. Mr.
Harting expects to sow 40 acres Of flax
this year. -: -. -
Mrs. j. Quine and daughter, Della OF
the Brickyards, visited Mr.. and: Mrs
H. Broberg Of Culdrum Sunday
G. johnson is at present visiting
friends atEithis place.
T. Brick and daughters, Lottie and
Bessie of the Brickyards, visited Sat.
urday with May, who is teaching school
in this vicinity. 49,. u
E. Ahlers has sold five head Of cattle
to parties in Randall. ::
M. Melvin, who has been visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith
returned to his home near Little Falls
Sunday. 49,. = *:~..
Mrs. George Hill of Culdrum visit.
ed among friends at this place Sunday
Parker was visited by rain Friday
evening. -. 4 T.
Stephen Tracy and daughter, Marie,
were Randall callers Thursday.
A party of young folks from this
place were at Lake Alexander Sun
day on pleasure trip. RI = %..1;zs
Everybody is busy in the locality
planting and preparing for planting.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P johnson were Civ
On surprise party Wednesday even
ing. A large number Of friends were
present and games and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED in. Refreshments
closed a pleasant evening. =.
a. Louis Lorenz was Swanvi1le visitor
the middle Of last week. ss. z.s s..
e MI. and Mrs. Joe, Harmenich Of Gull
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-24
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Is: rs II II. PIKRZ Hisstis; Il
. 1EMay % Langer 81, ST; Cloud WI, ID
g Pierz caller W ednesday. 's.S , + ~
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Christ .Tembreul left
Monday for a two weeks visit with
friends in Madison, Wis ~ ~. :,
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Meyer
last Monday, a:adaughter. =. %a,S,.:.
William Koenen was a Little Falls
caller Wednesday. z :js L. !: p. !:
Miss Blake Of Lastrup was a Pierz
caller Monday. -
The ball game which was played last
Sunday between Buchanan: and Pierz
was won by Pierz-score 4 to 6. The
game was rather a nice one but the
crowd used very ungentlemenly
tactics. The only curve the Buckman
pitcher has. is the curve Of the lips
while shooting hot air. It wouldn It hurt
if some Of the rowdies Of smaller teams
would 60 to see good sociable game
played by teams belonging to league
and pick up some pointers how to act
and keep their face shut. The baseball
game is for the purpose Of getting the
younger boys together on Sunday after
noon: and have good sociable time and
not for the purpose Of having wal
and make enemies. Last but not least
shall we forget the first home run made
this season by Leo Wermerskirehen
the Pierz twirlef.
John P. Winning Of Lastrup was .
Pierz caller Wednesday,.
Ed. Burley Of Little Falls was Pier
caller Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Seibel took in the
Royalton- Crosby game at Royalton last
Sunday.
Mrs. Shaubel left last Monday for q
few weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Wisconsin.
Frank Brandt was a: Buchanan visitor
last Tuesday. .*
J.:Boergding Lumber company receiv
ed a carload Of lumber last Wednesday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-24

A number Of speakers are appearing
this week throughout the state in the
interestto Of Champ Clark, candidate for
the democratic nomination for presi-
dent, one of whom is Chas. A. Towne,
who spoke here Tuesday evening. Mr..
Towne,'s talk was listened to with in
terest and he doubtless made good
impressions for Mr.. Clark. !: However,
the democrats of Morrison county have
always had a kindly feeling for Speak
or Clark and could enthusiastically sup
port him ii case Of his nomination, but
he is not their first choice for the
presidential nomination-that is as far
as we' car learn. In Wilson they be-
lieve that they have the strongest
candidate that can be nominated
irrespective of whom the republicans
nominate. But it is not alone because
they feel that he could win, but that
he would also uphold the principles
that they have been fighting for the
past sixteen years. We have right to
believe that his conduct in throwing
out the gangsters, and those represent
mo the interests, even in his own party
in New Jersey, would be followed with
like action when at the head Of the
nation. His insistence on the party
carrying out the wishes of the people
IN the selection of Senator MARITIME,
always progressive, to represent New
Jersey in the U. S. senate in opposition
to Senator Smith, the democratic boss,
;s only recent history. He is also on
record as favoring the several progress
i've ideas that democracy has been fight
ing for. Morrison should. and we be-
Iieye will, send delegation to Duluth
Favorable to Woodrow Wilson for
president.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-24

Another great reform is about to be
achieved. The national congress has
adopted a resolution submitting to the
states an amendment to'the constitution
providing for election Of senators by
direct vote Of the people. The amend
ment4 is, sure to be adopted, and the
struggle Of many years will. be won.
The forces Of privilege have fought
long and bitterly, especially during the
last twenty years, against this great
progressive step, but the people have
at last secured it. The United States
senate has been the citadel of con-
|seryatism and privilege. 1t should be-
come the forefront Of progress un-
der popular selection.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-24
PIKE CREEK

May 22.-Mr. and Mrs. John Geek
and family of Swan River spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Copa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brase visited with
friends and relatives here Sunday.
Miss Mary Mrozek Of Flensburg was
a visitor at this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Krafto and
family Of St. Cloud are here for visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore Pietrowski call
ed at her parents place here satur;
day and Sunday.
A very few from here attended the
funeral Of the late Mrs. Charlie Treb'
iatowski, which was held at Swan Riv'
er Monday morning.
John Hammernick Of Little Falls
was a visitor here Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lemonczek of the
Backwards visited with Mr.. and Mrs
"A. Krause last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Sobieck OF Two
Rivers spent a few days with his
brother, Blais, here this week.
Mrs. Joe Lepinski of Little Falls
visited with relatives Tuesday.