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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
175 MORE BALLOTS
 SAYS GOv. WILSON

SEAGRT, June Ex-Governor VII son passed busy day. being in con stant telephonic communication with Wilson leaders at Baltimore. and it was not until after dinner that he made his decision not to go to the convention city He seemed pleased when the news came that Bryan had transferred his vote to the Wilson column.
 At the present rate of gain, said Wilson, after reading the fifteenth bal lot, T figure that it will take only i75 more ballots to land me. Guess they are having hard time there. IS one of my friends wrote me that at five o'clock this morning he could scarcely talk above a whisper.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
SE|DEL SAYS TEDDY
 IS JUST \ FAkER

APPLETON. Wis. June 29- Emil SeideI. former socialist candidate for president on the national socialist democratic ticket, in an address here called Roosevelt "faker" He com pared the colonel with Lot and his family. when they were driven out of Sodom and Lots wife turned back and was turned into a pillar of salt.
 Just so 1T is with Teddy, said Sci del. "he says he will smash the trusts hut he goes only so far and then turns pack to favor them.
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zron,srs TO MEET IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, O., June 29:--zion- ists from all parts of the country will meet here tomorrow, when the annual convention of the Federation of Amer ican Zionists will assemble for 2 three days session. The convention is ex- pected to be one of the most import ant ever held by the federation. There are indications also that the gather ing will be larger than usual, many delegates coming from Oregon. Cal iiornia, Texas and other distant parts of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30

 HUERTA'S PLAN
Federal Leader Is Said to Have Rebel Army Com pletely Sur
 rounded
DELAY CAUSES WORRY

CHIHUAHUA, June 29.-GeneraI PascuaI Orozco and staff left tonight for Bachimba to direct the rebel army. Rebel chiefs are admittedly puzzled by the withdrawal of the federal vanguard and failure of the main columns to move northward. It is assumed that General HueTta. feder- al commander, is waiting for flank movements 10 reach their destinations and maybe have two battles at the same time. one on the extreme left and east Of the rebel position and the other in front Of it. Excitement is keen here
 AT THE REBEL FRONT. BACHIM- BA, Mex. June 29.-Both armies rested on their arms tonight The federals withdrew their advance from Consuelo. seven miles south. while the main columns remained at Ortiz, fifteen miles away. The rebels are getting impatient at delay of the gov ernment's attack but will not leave their Qualifications here to precipitate an encounter
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NIECE OF PRESIDENT TAFT A BRIDE

CINCINNATI. O., June 2a:-A not able wedding party assembled in Gin cinnati today for the marriage of Miss Harriet Anderson of this city and Mr Hugo de Fritsch Of New York. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Charles Anderson and niece of the President and Mrs Taft MT de Fritscn. the bridegroom. is a son pf the bste Chevalier Hugo de Fritsch, who was the Austrian consul in New York for many years and prominent in club and social circles in the me tropolis.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
2OO TURKS KILLED
 IN TRIPOLI BATTLE

ROME June 29-Another severe battle at TriDoII on June 2S was de. scribed in an official dispatch re- eeived here tonight. According to the message the whole division at tackled the heighs Of Sidi and neigh boring positions were masses Of Arabs and Turks. who had escaped defeat the previous day were lined deep in entrenchments. reinforced by a heavy contingent All the Italians guns aided in attacking the party. Three warsaips bonbarded their po- siuons. The Turks left 2OG dead and a large number O. wounded on the field. Italian losses were ten dead and 7S wounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
9I CLARK VOTES DESERT
 WILSON MAKES GAIN 5l
 END NOT YET APPARENT

Bryan Makes Dramatic Out burst Declaring Against Candidate Getting Vote of New York Delegation; {; Storm RageS for Hour.
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MApERo STANDS pAr.

MEXICO CITY, June 29-President Madero has refused again to negoti- ate with Orozco on terms of surrend. CT. The rebel leader is said to have asked by telegraph what considera- ton his men might expect af the hands of the authorities if they agreed tc lay down arms.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30

COLUMBUS. June Governor Harmon said today he would not dis cIIss the situation at Baltimore m iii he had conferred with his man ager by long distance telephone
 'I don't know what ! will do nn ii after I have talked with my man ager. said the governor when asked if he would withdraw from the fight for the presidential nomination.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
Called to Convention by Sup pOrters to Protect Self; Plans Become Known and Quick Adjournment Is Urged bv Opponents.
ADHERENTS BITTER
 AGAINST NEBRASkAN
Declares Had No Right 10 Attack MiSsOurian's Honor Because New York Dele gation Gave Him Votes

BALTIMORE. June 29-Champ Clark came 10 Baltimore in response to an urgent request from Senator Duboise. his campaign manager, and George Williams. of sachusetts. who reported to the Missourian that his candidacy had suffered by reason of an attack on his hOnO:" made by Bryan The convention. appar- ently hopeIessly deadlocked. had ad- iourned until Monday before the speakers arrival
 Supporters Differ
 Back Of Ciark's coming was a rumor 1f disruption ir his political cam paign Stone, former Governor Fran cis. and tho main body Of Missouri delegates are said 10 be strenuously opposed 10 the speaker making any appeal to the convention in his behalf. They objected to the activity of Du- bois and Williams. and they believed the convention would misinterpret ! Clarks appearance on the platform. There was no surprise, therefore, when Governor Francis. Of the Clark forces. seconded the motion of Rep resentative Palmer. of the Wilson Canp. that an ad iourument over Sgu.r day should be ken Clark's train left Washington at l0.45. Adjourn ment was taken fifteen minutes after the time the news reached the con ventiOn floor.
 To Fight Bryan There is a great deal of bitterness against Bryan among Clark adherents. They feel that the Nebraskan had no night tn attempt 10 place Morsau. Belmont and Ryan on the speaker just because the delegation gave it's support 10 him They have attempy ed to offset the effect on prCgressiyes uf de by Clarks statement that he would withhold his vote from the Mis- sDgrian SO long as New Works vote vent to him.
 At the same time they argued they could not wipe out the iT- jury without attacking Bryan in tbs forum where nryans assault was de- livered. A majority Of the Missouri delegates felt that while Clark would be justified in facing Bryan and de- lending himself before the conveu- ton, his opponents would charge that his appearance was for the purpose Of personally seeking YindicatlOn n the form or votes
 Plans Nipped
 Williams and Ddbois are said to have ignored their associates and to have told Clark that his only chance fer redress lay in the immediate con frontal of Bryan and the convention. They urged him Co take the first train. believing it would get him here before adjournment Of the session. Fhe chances are that Clark would have Teached the convention hall in time to make a dramatic entrance, had not the plans of Williams and Du- bois become known. It was planned 10 adjourn shortly after midnight, and the Clark forces. not wanting au- other ballot after the tventy-sixtL, had entered upon a couufeT-Wilson demonstration As soon as the Will son leaders heard Dubois had gone 10 the depot to meet Speaker Clark. they called in their following. and the elaborate demonstration quickly subsided.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
20 BALLOTS-NO CHOICE-WIL SON GAINS
EYER AL DARKNESS. !
 By John T. McCutcheon.

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
BRICKYARDS

June 5.-Mrs. Helen Vanzile visited
friends here. few days last week, re-
turning to her home at Swanville Sat-
urday. ".':'
Walter Taylor Of Gushing visited a
few days with his cousin, 'Bertrum
Quine. =: ::::.;.'r !. g.: i"
Mrs. O.. Wing and son, Kenneth of
Waterloo, Iowa, are visiting at the
home Of j. Beatty.
Miss Mae Birch closed a successful
term of school at swanville FL iday, re-
turning TO her home .Sqnday,r, j.: x,ca
Miss Marie Thomas of Little Falls
visited = few days 1.-THE r. Chambers
%iss Bo,;shiia: , ],.t&t Of Minneapolis
visited At ;ths| ,heMe. Of g. A: Holmes
E 8 EEs 4S sFhilst enFeete - rhe1' home
lat 4Star6Rck *.sn"ea ~. y. - Eu;, ,Mv4
J: Misa MS14aAe entertained the Ladies
aid, at hef. hahe Wedaesday.!,s; A; MICE
lunch sWas served.
The zsehael schildrep Of, the BFie1e
I yards sspjoFAd Themselves: at, ;Ficaie
Friday given by: their teachers, Miss
Della Qpine; and L. E. Hewitt: .ra;.e s.
A number of our people attended the
Memorial exercises st Little Falls last
Thursday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07

Isngtl 81 tire, moving fren here sbest
fpN1 years ago. "a ~
s,s Dr. Anderson Of Holdingfora was .
visitor IS our village during the week.
y; 81. isses Hildur, and Judith Peterson
Of F4whdale were the guests of Miss
Minnie Up etexson Sunday afternoon.
IA number o1 the friends of Miss
Esther, Peterson made her. an unan-
|nounced, cali last Saturday evening. A
very enjoyable evening was spent by
all. r. 1. !, .-.:..-...s
A sad and unexpected death occurred
here list Saturday evening when An
drew Samuelson succumbed to an in
Simultaneous death. He was employed
at doing carpenter work on Mr.. Mel
son 3 residence south Of Upsala and
was Just ready to leave for home when
he died. Death was due to heart fail
fure. He has been resident Of this
lplace for many years and leaves to
mourn his sudden death wife and
five Schildren. The funeral was held
Tuesday at the Congregational church,
Rev. A. Peterson officiating.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Gustafson apd
family left Friday for Aitkin, where
Rev. Gustafson win have charge of the
Lutheran church. They have for the
past two years had charge of the Swed'
ish Lutheran church of this place and
have during their stay here made many
friends, who deeply regret their de-
parture, but wish them success in their
new field of work.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
NOTICE OF MORTGAGES SALE.

Notice is hereby given that default has
been made in the Conditions of mort
gage executed by Herbert s. Van Alstine
gagors, to The Union Central Life insur-
ance Company. Mortgage, dated the Ath
day Of July 1sO2. and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of Morrison County,
e the 2 Tdo dey of Of AM%g1st 1902
on Page 456. That said. The Unicn Central
I Life Insurance: Company has paid the
taxes levied and assessed against the
the Years 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910 and i911, said
taxes amounting in all to $514.09:., That by
reason of the failure of the mOrtgagors to
comply with the conditions Of said
es4e &c BE-
amount decia redsto; Be due On said mott
gage at this;date including said ,taxesi is
Ga St s6th Suagttf fbe
Mort est quarter of the Southeast quart
:er of SectDn :tWenty-tWo. inrTownship
aSs 81 RsnMSf 1ys1ty Fst
by virtue of the PoEerQ6 Sale contained in
ufes in such cases made and provided
safd RFSmW{sssi1 be sol sold 5 BY the shsEif
1912. alto; O'CLOCK, AN. at the NORTH font
door of the Court House in the. City Of
Little Falls; in said County and STATE; TO
sthe highesI bidder to satisfy;ths a,mol.nt
faxes pn tosetfer With The disburselns snt
ailoavedbY laWini and twenty-five dollars
attorneys ,teessm p ':a:E : ri 'a' ~ t:s:
pstedf 1 5sf Ua & 1M central s & IS: e.
..2: 'I<aas So Life Insurance Company. =
.s,!a .tsE ~ 1...! It9Fs ort9akFe.
s2sIegnssIt II 8 ~;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
NORTHERN DALE.

|, June, Sc. N. Larson went to the
Two River; mill and Bovns Monday on
ca41 symaiainietz, Of SWAN River called
On p. NJ. Larson. Monday: ~. !: -,
Anton Jendro went to Little Falls
on business Monday. p. !.
Sven Carlson was an 'Upsala caller
Monday: .:*." =; -. :.
in Elmdale. with eljam tuesday. r..
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. C. Larson and
daughter, Maud, went =: to Royalton
Thursday. / -. =. *, =: =.
Miss Dora jacobson of swanv1ille was
in. Elmdale with cream Tuesday.
Gladys Ludin of Upsala is visiting
with her cousin, Miss Grace Jacobson,
4 number of, farmers took, cattle to
Bowlus Monday, 81: ....
Albert Jendro, who has been, i'll for
some time, has not improved any.
Mr., and Mrs. August Sigglekow of
Swanville: were. Elmdale callers Fri
day.
p. sobieck of Two Rivers did the
mason work on John Schictka 8 founda-
ton for his new house. :. 49,,
Sven Carlson, and family attended
church at Upsala Sunday, Ill.,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
SOUTHWEST DARLING

June 5.-We are now having WARN
weather and everything is growing fine.
The Mosquitoes and fys, however, are
b6thering both men and cattle! = =;
Fred Nelson assisted August Blom-
quist with his; blowing this week. s''i'
Corn and potatoe: planting in this
vicinity Will be completed this; week,
both highland low ground 'beingS dry
enough now.
e William FBo2e1I 'Visit8a the Blooming
ton Park farm Sundayldnd assisted in
corn and 'potatoe planting this week.;
ALBERT ':Peter,,' Frank; 'Rendahl and
Chas:, y..3Nelsoh we're business visitors
at little Falls Tuesday. =,
= About 1se tenty-f :vee 0f'sthe friends Of;
Mr. andAMrs: Peter cOls6nI plea sanity
surprised cthemi last Sunday: Delicious
refreshmehfs Were Served 81 60 tf>'% +
y, Whl:s Bxell ahaf'As g: Nelson were to.
little Falls 'on business Monday::@h2ss* !:
Grey. David iSwanson iretufhed from
Chicago Saturday and 'preache ed at the.
Missions church last Sunday, shaking a
very good impression. -: s,'>,f
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07

such i large class through 90 vel, TIE;
dass colors were light green and white
and that color scheme was carried ont
in the beautiful and tasty decorations
of the hall, even the programs Eere
printed in green ink and tied with green
ribbons. Rev. Hilton Of Detroit was
the speaker. Of the evening and Ger
tain1y gave fine address that was en-
joyed BY all. The following program
was rendered and was well rendered:
Music by three piece orchestra, Mrs. J..
F. Muske, Rodger Nc Rae, Albert Nc
Rae. Invocation, Rev. Krousey. Saluta-
tory, Caroline Mielke. Piano solo, (a)
fMocking Bird by Hoffman,, (b) Circus
Gallop by Broscurth-Mrs. j. F. Muske.
Grafton, "Lincoln Lydia Meyer.
Vocal solo, (a) Shadow by Carrie J.
Boud. (b) I love you truly, Miss Ethel
Smith. Piano Duet, "1n Festal Array -
Englemann, Mrs. J. F. Muske and Mrs.
Chas: Stith. Address, "The Fountain
of Perpetual Youth,' Rose Hilton.
Quartette, "Star Of the Evening"
Mcssrs. W. Anderson, Louis Sittko,
Otto Hitzemann and B. B. Cox. Xaledic.
tory, Rose Stems. Presentation of
diplomas, J. J. McRae. Music, selected
orchestra. Benediction, Rev. Krousey
The following is the class roll: Rose
Stems, Erwin Kind, Ruth Golden, Mary
Kinney, Caroline Mielke, Albert Dol.
ven, Alma McRae, Willie Raffensbarg.
er, Lydia Meyer, Florence Balm, Her
bert Balm.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
MT. NORRIS

June 3, Farmers are almost all seed
+: < <: s sF vas S'' ., Foley visitor Fri
Andrew, and Ed Tloen of Graham
were at Stairs mill after lumber Fri.
day. -, 49,.
:Je!een: Rasmussen vas at Hillm'ap
Peter Markeson traded horses last
week.
George ogg called at Lars. ralberg 3
Sunday.
joe Starr has purchased a new team
Of Warner Bros. of Foley. "
:: We; are having plenty of rain here
this summer. Guess we won It burn out
anyway. ': ..... =, 49,.
!" Some farmers haven y got their: ct1rp
and potatoes pialted Yet: =
Peter Markeson, ST., has purchased
q new house in Foley. -
4ee Starr is Il: farming OF ii bis place &c. in
Peter Ma4kesoh;; Jr.;, called at Clyde
Young's in morrill, Sunday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
RAIL PRAIRIE

June 5.-Clara Erickson has gone to
the northern part of the state to visit
friends for some time. $500. J
DR.. Chance Of Little Falls spent Sun
day at his cottage at Lake Alexander,
returning to Little Falls Monday morn
ing, accompanied by his daughters.
John Tough and Dan Lyons of Brain
erd spent Decoration day at this place
with friends. Mr.. Lyons returned the
same evening to the northern town.
Mabel Halverson, after spending two
weeks with friends and relatives here
and at Brainerd, returned to Mime
Eapolis last Thursday, accompanied, by
her brother, Orville. " 49,
Tony Erickson spent Sunday at
Art Olson s. :: IA - 3:i;.....:i
Mr.. and Mrs. e., NJ. Ha4verson: and
Violet spent Sunday at"Littfe Falls.
Alma e: Aus4&na went to Little Falls
Saturday,. tAa 81 - ;:
o,,Adolf Olson issbusy clearing land for
some oftithe farmers here. -, - -.
Mr!: and: Mrs. T.. M. Halverson spent
Sunday with Mr.: and Mrs. Gust Peter
son of Clough. >: :: ''& -; r. =! >; !:
;. Anna Anderson is home from Gilbert.
after finishing term of school at that
place., :''..;.. -? 3. =: :! i. i; ;i:,:
1=Bill Nelson, Tony and Julia Erickson
were Ft. Ripley; ca1lers last Friday eve:
ming. - >" .s.':t.5 *>:'' i - j' ~.
T. Mr.: and Mrs. "A: Fl Tubbs, were shop.
ping at Fl. Ripley Saturday. ii s,..$ &.
The Misses Mabel and Inez sHalvert
son spent a few: dayslast week. wtffttlh
friends at Braine-d :t; IS \ fs:ssifS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
WEST .BEI.LEiVtJEi;,. :.

MI. and Mrs.. II. ZinpperIaen visited
relatives st Pierz snnday.:-r,;. II ~.
Misses Sadie and; Rose Anderson and
Anna zimnermran called on Miss Stone
: T.; r.: Ru,sen and vie called On R.
kuechels Tuesday. :s%e. - -: .:,,<,;
: A1s. w., Denny and Miss Roae Mac
DoagaA, attended. :: the Re1altsn com:
orsbtrse. .pa family: :: spent
Thursday in Royalton.
Many: frpm here spent. Aemeztal day
:: 81? 'S:5 is i hauling 'un '' psr 51en
Miss Minnie ~ Stone called On. N rs.
Cramer Thursday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
SCHOOL. RE;PoRPs

Report Of school in district 81,
of Elm Dale, for month ending Ma
No OF pupils, 40: average attend
IS. Perfect in attendance we're
and Elmer splittorff, Thera, Esther
Effie Jorgenson, Esther and Eml
Palm, Helen Palmer and Flossie :Ret
son, Ernest and Albert Benson, Vide
z z1s ' sns E bss' Se Sss's v3ss
and Henry Theirs were. perfect 90
tendance but were late once. Repor r.
term ending May "a: Pupils enrolled,
43; ayera ge attendance, 81; days taught
160.: Elmer spittorff was perfect il
attendance for entire term. Those alb
sent, two days or less were, Ellyn Sp]ittz
orff, Esther: Palm, Palmer Peterson
and Thera Jorgenson-J. G. Pearson,
teacher. &c.,. r..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
FLENSBURG

June 5.-The farmers In this 7lcln-
ity are busy grading the roads.
Levey Peterson returned Monday
from Little Falls, where he has been
visiting friends. s
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Freeman and
daughters, Lindie and Selma, and son,
Elmer, left Wednesday for visit to
Iowa in their automobile.
Fred Bergstrom and Harry Rylander
started the contract on Chas. Hoglund's
barn Monday.
Edwin johnson came home from the
West, where he has been employed.
Rev. Blomberg from Missoula, Mon
tana, will hold services in the Swedish
Congregational church in Culdrum at
8 p: M, June 18th. Everybody cordially
ipviteds to attend.
j. A. Rylander made q trip: to: Little
Falls Monday. So .:i:> ;'..~ = IL -,
Miss Anna Moline arrived home from
Little Falls last Fridayp where ahe hes
been attending !: the ubnsiness. college
during the past year, fe9, a'v&eation*
Arthur Anderson siss :emp}oyed >at'sC,
L. Freeman'ss durings the past ,:week.
A daughter was born to Mr.: and MIS-.
Fred. Bergstrom Friday, May Oath. =
John Goodman. left for minneapolis
Monday, where'he expects jto;ba employ
ed: 49,: -
| Mr.. and. Mrs. Olaf Larson and son,
Louis, transacted: business in Little
Falls Saturday,: - :. :"ts' =;
Miss Ruth sSundberg returned Il to
Flensburg Sunday evening after an
over Sunday visit with her parents.
Andrew Anderson and Ole Bergstzom
delivered cattle to Swanville last Mon.
day. .. :'
Miss Anna Rylander came up from
Little Falls last Sunday.
Mrs: Oscar Moline visited at 1.-The
Brickyards last Sunday. '.~ -. <
Rev. Peterson has purchased . horse
and buggy from Dr.. Fort1er of Little
Falls.
=. John Anderson left for South Dakota
where he is employed on q steam
Ishovel. -
Paal and Holmfred: Lila Of Little
Falls came up for a visit with friendt
last Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
FAWNDALE:.

June 4.-Mrs. j. Golombiesh and
children of Swanville visited with MRS:
N. P. O'Donnell at Swanville Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs: John Golombieski' and
children went to Bowaus Saturday.; -
Mrs: Maggie Shsedy and son are
visiting with her parents, Nh. and Mrs.
Val Gusten Of Swan River.
Mr.. and Mrs. I: j. Yendro: Of :+.BoWaus
visited with their daughter, Mrs: John
Golombieski,' 'eu4day:;! 81 =; - ~:
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Yendrs; of Bowlus
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Asker 3 Of
E1ensburg Monday. *.*I: ks. 90. *
Clarence sheedy of Little Fal}s visit
ed with his cousin, Ray o'DoRaell Of
swanvine; Saturday.; a::';.r: j. ':;~',
The farmers: are working on the roads
this week.
Joe Trptwin Of Swan River was, help
ing Steve .Perovitz build his house Suit
urday. r4t%.. 81: :<;;9 :.
Daniel .sheedy;of Little Falls szisited
at Ass. :Kathe1il Casey q Sunday:
John Perovitz. of Swan Ri&ar was, q
business caller iii ;Flensburg Monday.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hansm and children
of Swan River; called On, r. Bnngard
Sunday: n -: "G..:.. ,c.". 49,:
Julia and Albenia Raudgis Of Swan.
vile were business: callers at Flensburg
Monday. 8; .;:s
John Lyshik of Swan River is: haul
ing slabs: from Flensburg where they
had been saving the past winter. -
Thomas Bielejeski of Swan River,
where he had been running Al store, for
the past three years, will move bis
stock to Holdingford, where he will
make his future home. $50. -"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07
5AUSLAND ).

June avn. Eosdick had the mis-.
fortune to lose one Of His valuable
horses last week. 81 !. .... IL.
Miss Ethel Pearson of Little Falls
is here on a visit with her pupils, which
she taught last year. 49, -.
G. j. Stroming took COW to Little
Falls on Friday which he sold to the
Little Falls Produce company. He re-
ceived $40 for it.
Miss, Esther Nelson finished very
successful term Of school on Friday in
district So. The pupils had picnic in
the Fred Lewis white pine grove.
Oscar Ausland, who was reported on
the sick list last week, is worse. His
condition became such that he had to
be taken to the hospital where it was
found that he had typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Miller visited
with William Jones and family over
Sunday.
A. 6. stromipg was in TT. Ripley on
Saturday.
Mrs. Cecil Poster and children, Btta
Snow, Harry Snow and Clarence Snow
left Monday for Parkberg, Sask. Cana
da.
The grand opening Of the Farmers
Cooperative creamery will be held
next Saturday.
An extension line will be built by
the farmers to the Rail Prairie and
Clough telephone line, which will put
Ausland in close touch with her Raj
Prairie neighbor.
Frank Prosser, assessor of Raj
Prairie town, was through this. vicinity
on Monday.
The school board of district Sc viii
let the job of improving grounds OF
Monday evening.
| Mr.. Meining OF Little Falls was up t,
the Fosdick lake catching bass.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-06-07

Mac Rale, r.: J'Prosser, Luther Snow
and Chris. Anderson of Rail Prairie
were before the commissioners Tues
day asking for a bridge to Cross the
Grow Wing about mile above it's
mouth. -: ;':,N; :" -:'r. r: