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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17

Az In some other countries the stu
dent element OF Mexico n allotted
more or less importance of o political
character Their Views are Published
In the newspapers as. sometimes are
the reports of their riots and other
manifestations. They are a Eeloct
body of young men from whose num-
Der VIII be picked the congressman
and cabinet officers OF later day
Thoy are now busy supporting tho
constitutional government" wclcom-
Ing homo former President de IA BAR
ra and in many other ways, not an be-
ing entirely consistent hut among
ether things they have formed q inll-
ltafy corps for homo guard duty. A
cadet from Chapuliepoc n In COM
mand. on one 81 the principal resi-
dence streets every evening they mny
be seen IN the midst OF military ovo-
lutions and settling up drills.
Running ~ one OF the disagroable
features OF the performance. For
Nurdl" shouts the ollicer and the
corps breaks into a run to the end on
the block with a quick fright about
and back They arrive az tho starting
point GREATNESS ana. as one man.
reach for their coat-sieevos, extract
handkorchlofa and, alternately eioyat-
ing their feet, carefully brush the aust
from the immaculate SHINE" which.
above an else must be- maintained In
Violate. 1'hen they resume mixed dis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17
THOUSANDS OF TONS OF
STEEL IN LACE FOR
KANSAS CITY DEPOT

Kansas City. April i6.-'fhe most
impressive feature "a The new kansas
City Union station fhne far ln 90
coneuuClion |s lha steel enIk Sew.
ffol thousand tons already have hocu
asl So n'ere bY large cranes and del'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-17

Washington, April 1.-THE house
has abolished the 5000 a year cInsal-
flcatlon tor Walfhmon. measenacrs
az carried In the postoiiice appropria-
ton BIN.
rhN house also adopted an amend
ment prohibiting the opening OF any
posioiiico on Sunday for the purpose
OF distributing MALL
The bill was under consideration
when the house adjourned Yesterday,
Want a hackg can Trmhie.
nnnna I.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-05-18

whereas, Bernadine Cutlery ,AdmtntstFa.
trtx or the above named estate, hies a nnal
stableau of classification OF debt and dfsfrt-
button OF funds Of said succession. accom-
panied by her petition praying for the
hOm0I0gatfaH of same;
and whereas. prayer of said petition has
been granted by al order of court bearing
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given GO
all parties Interested to make opposition 70
said fableau 70 file same In writing III Iny
ONCE, within the time required by law why
the said tabIeau sI1ould not be h0m9logated
and confirmed.
YVES ANDREPONT3
apz0-3t CIerkef Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-05-18
RAiSDELL ANNOUNCES MEET
ING PLACE OF WATER
NAYS CONGRESS
1t Will Take Place, As Usual,
At Observation-Disclosures
Ing Items from National
Capital.

Washington, D. c., May 16.-
Special. President RansdelI O.
the National Rivers and Harbor:
Congress and a member of Con.
gress from Louisiana has pub.
licly announced that the 9th an.
nual convention Of the biggest
of the waterway organizations
will be held as usual in Washing
ton on Dec. 4, 5 and 6. At one
time it looked as if this years
convenGea would be held in
some city other than Washing
ton, with the result that Spok-
ane, Bafaloa and New Orleans be-
came active candidates for the
honor of entertaining the Con-
gress, Spokane being particular
ly diligent IN pushing its cam
paign. When the members of
the Advisory Committee of the
Rivers and Harbors
Congress began it's final consid-
GRAFTON of the question, how
ever, and ascertained what it
would cost each delegate to go
to the Pacific Northwest, to say
nothing of the time it would
take to make the trip, the Com
mittee unanimously rescinded its
former action and decided to hold
the annual convention In the
Capital of the Nation. Of course
will be considerable disap-
particularly among
western friends Of waterways.
over the decision Of the Commit
tee to reverse its action, but as
this is Presidential year and all
members of the Lower House are
% be elected, besides governors
md state officers in half the
states of the Union, it was
thought good business to stay in
Washington this year.
The marvellous colors in the
Canyon of the Yellow
according to a publication
ust issued by the Interior De-
1artment, are mainly due to
mineral matter, the pigments be-
ng derived from the lavas. The
harmonious and brilliant tints in
he geysers and hot-spring pools
ire mainly due to plant life.
The publication contains an ac-
cunt of the geologic forces that
lave caused the wonderful natu-
al features that have made the
[elIoWstone famous through the
It is illustrated with
photographs Of some of the prin-
ipal features Of the park and is
written in nonteehnical lam
so that it may be readily
Understood by persons without
cientEfc training.
Accident Bulletin No. ~ just
ssued by the Interstate Com
aerce Commission shows that
AZ persons were killed and A.
O6 were injured in train acct
Ients during the months Of DC
ober, November and December
f 1911, bringing the grand total
OF the year up to 2,726 killed
nd Is. 965 injured. Of this
umber t,419 Of the killed and
1896 Of the injured were tres
,assers On railroad premises.
In the discussion on the river
nd harbor appropriation bill
which passed the Senate on
thursday of last week carrying
d round numbers Sd 053, 600
nd now which goes to confer
noes unless the House should
ee fit to accept the Senate
m hi S, Senator
o b Sharp Williams Of
Mississippi advanced the propo-
Ition that the Mississippi river
reject should be segregated and
eaIt with as the Panama Canal
7as dealt with. The Mississippi
~ 49, ~ 7..N1M-4 ~ (.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-05-18
YOTIGF OF TABLEAU.
ESTATE or LAsTIE GTILLeRY.

Probate Docket, District Court.
Parish of ST. Landry la.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
COME GONE

Miss Wilhelmina Neuman returned
TO Minneapolis sunday 70" resuifK0 h1f
dutiea "a . member Of thapA oatA-rHfkh
.hado1fysT: attter spenalng AA4Aosidayi
with her mother 64f8GI- - SO .
Mrs. J. ". JarboeI Who was visiting
friends in Braiuofd; returned Tuesday.
n. L. Dunphysdeparted Saturday 6of
q :v1sit with friends at Eau Claire. wiz.
y Miss Aaude Martin returned to Min.
,neapoiis'M Monday after 4 WHIT here %
the guest Ut her brother, J.aK., Maftin.
IA 1ffss Elizabeth Hines; visited ~ few
days this week ~ II guest Saot Mis-
Clara Kirkebon. y
r. Ihoinasl,' Wagnees of Devils Lake, N.
departed Tuesday for his home,
.after, 40 over New Years yvisit, viii
Peter Leinay.A "'> - - "a - '@
! :Joa Houle,, Jr:. was down from
Brainerd this week. whiting friends
and relatives. ' 49, 49, Il
Miss Ethel Chadwick returned to re.
Ripley Monday*to resume her duties
"a teacher, After speading her Christ
mas vacation with relatives. he9et1 :
] Mr.. and hin. b. Z. AcNairy, @JH.,
Of @Fraxee. visited here, Sunday onroute
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
School Reports

Report of Vawter school for month
ending Dec. 20: No. of days taught.
IS ;'N0.' Of holidays, 2; No. of pupils
enrolled, "a; daily average attendance,
10. Those not absent during the month
were John Dickson, Tressa Callahan.
Mildred Peterson, Jessie Dickson,
Blanche Nelson. Bertha Dickson.
Leonard Nelson.
Clarabel Kay, teacher.
Report of school district No. So rfor
month ending Dec. '22: No. pupils
enrolled, 20; No. days taught, IL
average daily attendance, IL; No.
neither absent nor tard y, 9. Those
perfect in attendance, are. Dorothy.
Olga and Seth Aim, Ethel, Eugene and
Hazel Matteson, Flor encec~ Reed,
Johnnie Benson and Clifford Green.
Grace Frazier, teacher.
Report of school in district No. 81,
town of Elm Dale, for month ending
Dec. %: Pupils enrolled, 40; average
attendance, "a. Perfect in attendance
during the month were Ellen, Lulu
ard Elmer Splittorft, Gertrude, Thera
and Ef1e %JorKenson, Esther and Emma
Palm, Helen, Palmer and Joseph Peter
son, Ruth Loven, Violet Levine,
Anna, Walter and Hilmer johnson and
Esther Monson.
l. J. &. Pearson, teacher.
Report of school district No. g fof
month ending Dec. %: No. pupils en-
rolled 40; No. days taught. ~ average
daily attendance. 81. Those who did
not miss a day al Paul Pfodziuski
and Simon Wiellinski.
Ceylia NJ. Smith, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

0eyhasa B1ack sad4asay Naeel
WalfFsd JOAN BsusoQ HfEa.a Lydia
,Cattlsrine 0srTtu ~
esOCIoBERss.
1T! as5'Ft . lssss.osef .a MOI Ring.
:Jonn Kaner and Rosie H.ele
fred Moody and sSelvla Brinstahl
Chas. f'uasy and Hester Masog
Hug a-Msl.in Stephenson-and-Ciara
B.iud
john Zilke and Maggie B. Kuso~ski
Chas. J. Anderson and Mrs. selma
Peterson
Anton Rogmadsa and Augusta Elstner
2 Il. J. sOderman and Sopnies Pnsc
Mike Waltman and Mathilua Aatsohe
Vincent Zinowski and Annie Lepin.
ski &2% ~
N. R. Bienlek and Victoria Zepesueka
Louis Racine and Ora M~orisetts
Oliver J.. Berg anl Maboi n. Jones
William Holm and. Elizaneth Jaeger
Eugene 0endreau AMI Otilla Anger
meier :, I -. = - .r::tse5 - o.
.Jonn Payer and Martina Wampa I
Egbert Van lille and and Title e.
Pearson " ,..s.-1 /"
Arthur FL. Harrison and Minnie
Anderson %
Frank Ringwelaki and Rena Les.
chinskl
: Elmer W. Cornell and Clara Cans
Geo. J.. Sonwlntek and Jennie Vol.
clecho wskl
Louis BroIling and Carrie A. Kidder
NOVEMBER
E. Krusel and Annie King
Joho Duinb,vy and Ann Swaser
Eence ,Lyshlk and Lucy MinchoW
Frank Z. Vernix and Martha Woyak
Frank Rosina ana Caroline Berry
FELIX Kaiser and Josephine Schwel-
zak. 80 $500 ... - -
Cyrus beaver and Minnie Thuber
Nicholas Knopik and Marie Tandecki
Joseph l. Seaman and nMary A.
Berg. D.. T. H.. =. :,
Peter Ohm aud Frances Collignan
Henry Wagner and Mario Altenhofes
- Ernest ADKINS and Mercy G. Love &,
John N. MoNeal and Drusela N.
Monk -
Nick Smith and Annie Lepinski .
Christian Novak and: Victoria Sayor.
ski, *. n. :
Frank J: Kusohel and Louise 9use
Virgil Smith and 1Bosale Groehou9
g. DECEMBER "...
Arthur Wheaton lae and Florence y.
Millspaugh. " SD s-.T;.- =.
Leon Martin and Matilda Christen.
son - 49,; 49, - ''"5 :;
Mark n. Buchanan and Grace N.
SchrUedor ~ 49,. " ~. -.
Herman Klug and Augusta J. Klatt
Martin johnson and A1loe Nelson.
John L. Chapman and Eliza Ryan.
Louis Velb aud Mary Rutx, - -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
SWAN RIVER

Jan. 4-N1ny hon 6ersil ldrovsflfb 4
BoWlu0 SatuIdoy t6srecetv0 teetr 6tst
dividend In thesdefunct etf1s 3t1te
btnNk ssUf Bowlas whioh 20 paid ont
Saturday. s .# s..
Miss Anna xtang he's resigned her
position - teac.or in district No . %
sne vas married to Martin 3. L1arD1n
Ut swan River.
Mrs. Peter j. l3regersen. who has
heen visiting relatives 10 Littls Falls
for a3few :Oavs. returned Thursday.
Frank Kaluza drove to BOwlus
Wannesday on business.
Marr:ed.-Thurs'iav evening. Deem.
Der ~ at st. Paul ut Z o'clnCk at the
nOu,e of tho brides brother. IN Earl
street, took place the marriage OF
Martin e. Larson of this place and
Mis- Anna Stang Of St. Paul. Tho IN.
terestlnx event took piace in the large
living room of the families OF the
tr,ue and gr~om and q very few
friends. The impressive service was
read by Rev. kequin, pastor OF the
Nornegian Lutheran church. Preced.
ing the service, Miss Marguerite Stang
sang beautifully IA. Briual Sung"
Tue wedding march with Miss Agnes
Bra,le-r ut tue piano was offered.
N iss Frena stang, u sister Ut the bride
was uride's maid while Miss Lulu
Stang, a sister IF the nride, was maid
IF honor, Rowued in white and carry
ing plnk roses. John Fl. Hander and
the groom awaited tho bride I the. i'm
rrovlsed altar, as SHE entered tue room
unattended. The bride was given IN
marriage by her brother, Thomas
Stang. The bride presented q lovely
appearance in q robe OF rich cream
SATIN made with detni-traln aud velied
in cream marquisette, while a f1nlsh
touch was given by m+ana of the long
tulle vuil and carried white Csc Inc
de>,ratic ma, of the home oons'sted OF
pink aud. white roses. with an
arch IT,: under which the pas
tor astuod, candle light and
tiny electric bells. Immediately follow
ing the ceremony and congratulations q
three course wedding supper was
served. The bride is we'll known here,
having taught the school In district
No. 8 for two terms and has made
many friends while here. The groom
is manager of Borgerdlng q Co.
elevator at Bowlus. they will make
tteir home at Bowlus after JAM. 10th.
Tuey have tue Test wishes for q long
and q happy life.
John a. BANTER returned from st.
Paul SATURDAY.. where he attended the
Larson-Stang wedding. which took
place Thursday evening.
william Krvttoschinsky attended TO
business matters at Little Falls Satur-
day. .:
turned Saturday from st, Paul where
they were married Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars N. -haEooa, gave1a~feeeptiou
Saturday. ~-seyeqi14 In honot .,o 6 tho
newly welded" d 1pt1smx--ndiaeef~ot
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
sWANVlLLE PHYSICIAN AGAIN
FINED. :

Found guilty of violating the state
drug laws DR.: W.%iR. Campbell OF
5wanvlile was on last friday afternoon
IN Justice Il. ". 9audet's court tined
$50 and costs, totaling. $3.50. 81 The
oitebse on which he was tried was that
OF ceiling, bichloride of mercury with.
out q druggists license or without
employing a registered pharmacist. e
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05


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returned Tnradav from .n@cvar GNe-
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tne nm Koon homo' no e"o 81
~ M;ssas t:sr;ne and mo. ,..,doh,
sneut New Year,. NH friands' ;n
Brainari. -. - 'N>-
Mrs. O.. Keoueh vas down firm,
| Rrainerd thia week. for asv;s;t ut .the
home of Mra Marv Kohel. "- -
Mrs. ia. W; HiIlborn and obildnan nj
p, rtai. : N. n. :" danarted 9,,r"a. f.,
their nome altar a.viait har. va ynett
al the nome OF Dura Cnrnin-'
M. and Mrs. WIN. HataS ~ J.me.,
town, n. D., who were v'si e nert
;s fae zs,ee q oe s%e Rsreeds1 h ,Mr: T = Mr.
Chester LonRlev. wno ma. v,s,t;Tc
reIatives at Park Ranida has -retnrn.d
honne - -! - - - wv
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v;e,e ~ 10 Tn;n c;@,.. '''1 -. .
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Rn1a, In Tne.dav sf.er s,.rI;ns ~ ~. y
Yes,. ,here M fho 'af N;ss. Fior.
j. Dluzak arrived the frat of tn
week from jamestown. n. u. for :
visit with ]. Maxure.
walter Framuton ratnrnad n Rr.;n.
Ea,d. Mondav. utter 4 visit herr A th.
rueat of 0eorg.' t3nrnon.
Hfiss Iau'a hydou m xa. mn from
A~finnaavr,lis I'm, - -v;.ie;cr ~it1
tha fanniiv of c,,.."- 1sr..cs '
.fnni. fann.r has -eatnrned fro,o ,
visit in Minneanoi1a. . ~.:,"7 =
1a;...F..a. p-x-
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enpe,' - - 10 8 80; 49, 49, n.xs.".s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
FREE BOOK

For Every Living Thing on the Farm
Humphreys' Veterinary Specifics =.
700 Page Book free, on tho Treatment, and
Care of Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Does
Hogs and Poultry, also Stable Chart to
hang up, mailed free. ..
LIST OF SPECIFICS,
LA. For FEvERs. Milk Fever. Lung Pevee,
b. b. For sPRAlNs. Lameness. Rheumatism.
c. C. For SORE Throat. Epizootdc. Distsmpss.
D. D. Tor WORMS, Bots. Grubs. +
e. E. For COUGHS. Colds. Influenza,
+. F. For collie. Bellyache,, Diarrhea.
g.. G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE. II,
II. II. For KIDNEY and Bladder disorders. .
R. !. For sK1N DISEASES. Mango. Eru,t,on..
!. K. For BAD CONDITION. Indiesssto.. .:
At druggists Or sent prepaid on receipt
at price. 60 cts. each.
HUMPHREYS HonDo. MEDICINE ooS. oan
Vlaam and Ann streen. New Yosk
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
Read The Herald Want Ads
IT,: "SWANWLlE

- jan. 3.--Alm4 ACRao was q fAlttl0
Falls visitor New Years Day. She re-
turned in the afternoon. 49,
MIR. and 'Mn1 VIM. Mdske and baby
returned to their home at @Onamia
Monday. after visitinga week st>the
r. G.. jMuske home. They expect 10
visit with relatives in Glenwood . few
days before going to Onamia..E =
Louis Sittko was q Little Fails visitor
between trains Monday. ,.l ="
Miss Anderson, who is teaching In
the SCHULTZ district in Culdrum. 70.
turned from her home at Lincoln Mon
DAY, where she had spent her holiday
vacation. "''' ''.''
Manual Larson VAS at Little Falls
between trains Monday. 49, "-
Mrs. j. Kiewei and mother OF Little
Falls arrived here Monday tor q visit
with tho Tra.upe family. >
,. MIR. and Mrs. John Muske: enter
tanned the following at dinner. Sunday
eveuing: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Musko
and daughter Miss Hulda, Mr.. and
Mr.. w. Muskei and Louise 3ittko. -.
" The dance given in Hamn's hall
New Years night wa veil attended.
Miss Adeline Bocker arrived Monday
for a visit at the John Long home.
New Years services were held In the
Lutheran church New Years, morning.
Miss Eva Turner arrived here Satur-
day from Little Falls for q visit ut the
}. j. McRae home.
The Firemen held their regular
meeting Monday. it being q legal holt
day. they postponed eiecting their off,
cers for the coming year until next
Monday. 80. 80 3.
last week to spend. the remainder of
her vacation with her parents.
A number from town attended the
wedding dance last Thursday evening
given by: Mr.: and MrA Ed: Scbrupp
In tho hall at Pillsbury. - = =. =
: Joe Scrupp7 arrived Thursday fore.
noon to- be. present at the marriage OF
his brother. 3D. Shrupp. ia, Miss
Myrtle Gibson that day. .. ~ j.. III
. MI .cUuderwood was hero attending
to business last Wednesday. 81 80
Mrs. Chas. Stith. entertained tho
Ladies' Progressive circle last: Wednes-
day ,aftorno0n.S ~
-Mrs. A. J. Ostrander and sister,
Miss. Grimstead. returned from Ken.
sinet0n last Thulsday whore they have
been visiting with their parentA =
Mes Anna Long ut Pillsburyt was .
Hwanville visitor Monday. i
The passenger was an hour late Mon.
0: The 'ise6ssa u viii give. 81 ) !, benefit
ydarice at Hamm's hall tho evening of
Jan. 10. ssa~ ,rnI.r.
!. A leap year dance is to be-; given in
Burtrum the night Of Jan. 5.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
AAY

AAx
Chas. Neary and Olivs Joaes'
Adam Hieman1 and AaryeM Meyer; ::
Wm. Bennallacx and ELLA Seatouf )
, Casper Thommes and tHeraha Has'
koskt "'. 81: so;sz /
walter Il. Parkins ana Jennie Estey
:: Ray Cleveland and Olga Olson
a Poter Gross and Annie HhillIppi.
Charles Larson ana ALI Fenhunen
Dave F. BroVsseau and! Marguerite
II Otto Dengel and Margaret Kslsen.
berg ~ *.~+ g.
Peter Houn and Edith. Brits. -
Ed. farstad and Pauline Tuzinskl
Arthur Hall and Susie 0fnther
= JUNE :,
Ed. Nelson aud Mamie Thbunpson
4 Peter Jendro and Annie Haladnas !
Thomas Wagner and Frances. Wal:
koviak 49, - M1 -
= Henry Xaus and Mary Kapsnef :
Herbert Henwood and Violet Waite
-. Francisco and Mrs d. E.:5Co6-
man : r. ..
Wm. Kuppley and Christina otrembe
Peter LANCER and Martha Matros
Chas. 4. Stith and Olga Stems
August Jaschke and Anna Ericksou
Carl Anderson an6 Christina Abra-
hanson IL.
Arthur Wilson and Svea Bertel *
Albert Wright and Violet Scott
II; John j. -Mayre and Katherine Meyer
, . John Ludwln ana Frances Melburn
= Fred Galley and Ina Lamtert ~ -,
Albert Peterson, and Laura &Matteeou
- : A6n~,pnnA IND Rorhnr 0nS1nvE -
Frank Levinski and Barbara KeStnoI
JULY =
8. A. Elliot and Clara Green ,.s
? Andrew Wiener and Harriet Thieuea
e Charles Richard and Ida Laruku 4.
J. Willard NARROW and Sophia Psick
James n: Fettes and Margaret
Struble :~7s a. !%3%t -
..Goyed sherer and Lydia Kuschel 9,
= AUGUST -:
J. r. T: Aicheals and Wilhelnaiaa
1sSStauly Pydzeski and Julia Krych
I.homass Krystosek and tessssy:
VINCE Bfncsek aa a' Audonia :zarau.
ski t Z 1,N~ 0' =. : II
Clarence wermager and Doris Paul.
son. 81 ~ - =. Il #" ~
- GUW8GU Lon ana xt0o6 oU90 =
Geo. E. sillo~ay and Margaret
Thompson p ..''" ."
y. 70 siSEPrEMBER ~ !
!: Emil Leick and Mana KObilka a& M
Philip Richter and Anna Iafscko
s. G. Kugln ana Anna Leechinski
? Chas. sHilngbeil and Emma Jensen
WIN. Eilenbecker and Catherine Bill.
stein
John Dawson and Anna Jaakewski
Joseph Plekarskl and Margaret Brod-5
kOrb - g.;
Ross Fleck and Nellie May Noggle. .
Edward Yogtlin and Lena Brausan
J.. M. Schmolke and Paulina Beka
NJ. e. Lemieux and Lucy Baranat
Edward Woodworth and Annie Hust-
Leo Billste,n and Anna Marie
Walman
John 3 Brown and Frances Kastonek
Nicholas Lochner and Frances Black
CarlEF swanson and Minnie Donat
John .Winsher ana Elsie Anna Blallas
Hsrry7H. Cralghe-d and Bernice d.
$50 sss'
John q. Anti and Mary E. Chap.
vasn
Leo N.sle and Ruk Snow - =.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

"A number of young ladies were en-.
'tertained by Miss Ellen johnson last
Friday Afternoon. At the close of q
very pleasantly passed afternoon, re-
Treatments were served,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
1911 WAS IN or YEAR;
zol1aIria9e Licenses Losl
Issued InI9l Than. !.
Jln.I0lo 80.

censes issued duriuR the year iuHtF
completed shows that there were l58
issued from the clerk OF cOnrt's Ofico
in 1911 a. against 1873 during the 3ear'
1910. showing q falling of Of 70 last
year. -
Evidently q number OF beaus could.
not gather enough COURAGE in the face
of q Dan year for agriculture to propose
tI the Rlrl of tbelr heart.
Dan Cupid nj hardly DO held to &C
count for this however, auu will an
doubtecly prove himself q more adro,t
gItherer OF human hearts during 1919.
TIE current year is ''leap'' year ard
the girls will have something to say If
they think the young man too bashfnl
or slow in popping the question.
Following ia the complete list of
marriage licenses issued from this
county in 1911. 80 IN ~
JANUARY
VIM. Valley and Edna Plant. j.
Peter Wioczewski anu Pauline Ring.
WELSH.
Henry Wincsswski aud. Mary Dorm.
Henry Olson and Hulda' OlsOn.
Felix Lisinski and Mary Proziuski.
= Richard McMulcahy and Catherine
smith. e:. 49,
Gustat Walter Hammerluad and
Wilhelmina Peterson.
Vincent Vita and Annie Derrick. -,
Philip Macy &c and Mary Trafas. I
JOHN Miller ana Frances Layton.
Frank Flicker and Mary Gross.
Mike Tillman md Clara Wisnieski. a.:
Loren Roberts and Lillian v. Limo.
berxh. -
FEBRUARY
Andrew Pandixs and Victoria Wampa
John j. Boser aud Caroline Block
Vincent Ekman aud Francis DIX -
Charles E. Lust and LOUISE A.
Scbabel -. =
Hans Halverson and Nina Olson
Julius Popelek and Susie Borash
FREQ Schmidt anu Mary Bentler
Louis LaFOnd and IDA Lemieux
= Henry ". Peters and Susie Rudeck
Adolf i. Brjese and Winnie Kriefall
Bertram Mcdonald and Anna Wip-
MARCH =
John Florek, Jr:, and Mary Ristlo
Robert LadWlg aud Louise johannes
John a.. Crest and, Agnes Bednar
Thomas II. Ac3uire and Sarah 4.
Morris
APRIL
Lorenzo D. Hosfnrd and Ellie Coal
= rAfbin Wynn aud Virgie0 ish -
Chai len G. WRIGHT and Helen Lyon
cJaiesK ingeh ana Lif11knr ERefn =
Arthur E. ,Sunostrom and M1be&
FPeterUOns ~s' - = =" J.
VIM. Jaeger and Martha Husmanu
Fradrick kverdin8 and Mary Me.
meyers -. ,~r
George Miller and Minnie 8chWanky
P: y. Chiefly and Ruth O8g. ...
Knnt jacobson and Bertha :AsrWiok
Martin Hedeen and. Nellie Mac
Kicker. ~ j .|. - - 8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

/ Judge E. r. Shaw on Saturday
united in marriage John L. Chapman
a,d Miss Elisa Ryan. Il