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Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09
TO A0LO FAIR THIS FALL
MORRISON COUNTY AGRICULTURE
AL COOPERATION ASsOCIA-
TION WILL APPEAL FAIR CASE

At the meeting of the Morrison
County Agricultural Cooperative So
ciety Wednesday evening, it was
unanimously decided to appeal the fair
case which was lost in the Ramsey dis
trict courts, to the supreme court. A
letter from the attorney generals Of
flee favored this procedure, and was
mainly instrumental in the clubs &C.
tion. Attorney Bergheim went to St.
Paul Thursday morning to arrange
with the attorney general for the tax
ing up of the work.
There is $182.23 against the as
sociation, $45 Of which remains from
the last fair, and the balance is the
cost of litigation. It was thought that
this sum, or part of it, would be met
by the Commercial club, either by a
loan or donation and committee was
appointed to look after the matter.
The matter of fair this fall was
taken up and all present were in favor
G. Highhous, w. II. Ryan, j. A. Jetka,
John Vertin and P. J. Vasaly were ap-
pointed to sound public senti-
ment. There is, however, no doubt
Of the fair being held.
After the agricultural meeting was
held special meeting Of the Com
mercial club was called at which the
committee asked for fnancil assist
ance, but the matter was finally put
over until Monday evening, when a
general meeting together with a special
meeting Of the Commercial club will
be held to make final disposition of the
debt Of the agricultural association and
decide as to the feasibility Of holding
a fair.
All citizens, whether engaged in bust
ness or not. are especially invited to at.
tend this meeting.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09
FIX SWAhVlLlF ROAD.
AUTOMOBILE MEN USE PICK AND
SHOVEL WITH TELLING
-, EFFECT TUESDAY

Starting from. 2 point about two
miles the other side Of the Swan River
bridge, the :automobilists of this city,,
after taking the orphans to a picnic st-
Green Prairie Fish lake Tuesday morn:
ing cleaned the road Of rocks, filing up
the ruts and graded up the road in fine
shape, finishing their work at the Pike
Creek bridge. :...:. ::
About forty took hold of pick and
shovel on this occasion, and though
some Of them had not handled these in
struments Of industry for many years
back, the result Of their endeavors on
this occasion is no less than marvellous
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09
JACKSON RfTAlIATfS
REFUSED LIQUOR LICENSE, HIS
ALDERMAN q. E. CARLSON Az
RESTED FOE VIOLATING LAW !,

Alderman G. E. Carlson Of the West
side, who conducts saloon on that side.
Of the river, and who was one Of the
members Of the city council to vote
against the granting Of liquor license
to c. J. jackson, was arraigned before.
Justice Lud Gaudet Tuesday on the
complaint Of G. j. Jackson, who charg-
ed the alderman with keeping his
saloon open after hours.
The case was postponed to Wednes-~
day and at that time was again post.
poned week to Wednesday, August
IA, County Attorney Don M. Cameron
being unable to take up the case at
the time.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Peter Carney had his launch, which
was recently made for him by F. F.
Turner, removed from the river yes
terday to have the steering shaft fixed
up. A few, days ago it ran into a dead
head, bending IL. The launch win BE
replaced On the river at this point.
There are two other launches on the
river, that of Dana Brown and the
Rooney launch. It will not be many
years now before launches and sail
boats will be extensively used on the
upper Mississippi river.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09
STOPPED HERE FOB NOON CON.
TRoI-MoRRIsON HAS BEST
STRETCH OF ROAD fG

A total of about eighty motorists ar
rived in the city between 1850 3. m.
and 1880 p. m. yesterday and stopped
at the Buckman hotel for the noon con.
troll in the Fourth Annual Reliability
Run of the Minneapolis Auto club.
Fourteen cars of as many different
makes were contestants, while a mum.
Der of non.contesting cars also came
in the automobile tour.
j. Roy Hill, secretary Of tie state
automobile association and of the Min.
neapolis Auto club, DR.. G. E. Dutton,
who checked the cars in, and Messrs.
Pryor and Tucker, who made the tour
In the pathfnding car earlier in the
season, arrived first in a private car
at 1880 a. m. and the 6-cylinder Stod-
dard knight, which was used as the
pace-maker, the regular car having
failed to show up, arrived half an
hour later, after which the other cars
drifted in until 1880 p. m.
No accidents of any kind were sus-
tanned by any Of the cars in their first
lap ending here, although Hupmobile
and a Flanders found some difficulty
but did not lose any points as a result.
A non-contesting car broke a spring
out Of Minneapolis and was forced to
drop out. There were no Fords, Bucks
or E. NJ F. cars in the contest, only
about fourth Of the different popular
makes being entered.
The roads were found to be in pretty
good shape, but the best stretch was
found to be between Royalton and Lit
tie Falls. Another good piece Of road
is that fixed up this week by Street
Commissioner LaFond. Instead Of turn
ing west near the Penfeld place in the
south end Of town, two blocks Of road
straight south and right angle one
and a half blocks west has been scraped
and rolled into an excellent piece Of
road, the work being completed We'd
nesday forenoon. A half mile Of road
starting from the macadam and brick
bat work on Broadway west of the
city limits was scraped and rolled for
temporary use yesterday morning and
made good impression on the auto
mobi]ists going over it on the tour.
The automobiles started leaving at
2:15 p. M, the pacemaker having left
about ten minutes earlier, and the
night control way to be made at Wa
dena.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09
PLAY ROYALTON AGAIN
HERE SUNDAY

The taking Of last Sundays game by
Royalton made it two apiece in the
series played between the locals and
the villagers this season. Next Sunday
Royalton will come up again, this
time to decide which is the best team.
Dominick and Dretchko will again be
the opposing twirlers and another ex-
citing contest is looked for. 49,,
If Brainerd backs out Of its August
18th game here with the locals, next
Sundays ball game may prove to be
the last game Of the season, so every
fan should be out and witness the con-
test.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09
ORPHANS ARE GIVEN

About fourteen automobiles took the
girls and boys of st. Otto g orphanage
to Green Prairie Fish lake Tuesday
morning for their annual picnic, while
the auto-truck of the Little Falls Wa
ter Power company took care Of the
commissary department. The. trip was
started at about s O'Clock and
practically all the cars. were away be-
fore $3.50 o'clock in the morning. At
the lake the children enjoyed boat
rides and had generally good time be-.
fore being brou ght back in the eve
ming by the automobilists, who had
been at work on the Swanville road
during the day.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09
NEWS OF FORMER RESIDENTS
Gannillo Nn0aa and vita ratnRne6.-


from a two-months' visit to Seattle,
Bremerton, Tacoma, Portland, Ore,
Salt Lake City and Denver, Col. While
on their trip they met many former
Little Falls people who are seemingly
doing we'll. I. E. Staples is obliging as
ever and took them out to see the
sights of Portland in his car. Peter
johnson Berke has fine orchard Of
~ acres at Greshem, Ore, and is well
pleased They found J. J. Kennedy at:
Spokane, jolly as ever, and willing to
tell one of his choisest STORIES Mrs.
Jessie Phillips is we'll situated at
Bremerton, Wash. Lew Farnham and
wife are doing we'll at Algona, Wash,
raising garden stuff and chickens.
George Burke is government forest
ranger, with headquarters at Spokane.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Peter NJ. Medved, a former resident
Of this city, had his leg broken
at the local. freight depot last Tuesday
evening as the result of stepping off
the high platform. The break was bad
one being between the knee and the
hip. He was taken to the Brainerd
sanitarium for treatment.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

The books of St. Adelbert's 8 society
were gone over by the auditing com
mittee last Sunday evening and were
found in excellent shape, with $6O3.0s
in the treasury.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Mrs. Francisco Brodkorb Of Bowlus
was in the city again last Friday and
attempted to do. stunt here at beg
ging but was sent to the home Of her
son on the West side by the local
authorities.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Roman Themes of Royalten, an en-
ployee at the c.. H. Brown drug store,
returned home: Monday preparatory to
making . trip to Erie, N. D. Ia
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

A good sized tarantula was discover
ed in a bunch of bananas shipped to
Larson and Briese last Friday, and it
has been put in glass fruit jar. ),
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

= Phil Daveau of Brainerd, who
graduated from the local business COL
lege, has gone to; Aberdeen, 8. D., to
take position with the G. M. & st.
P. Railway company.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

A. Wynn, road work ........ 1900.
Will Crosby, road work ..... $3.50
Frank Chandler, road work. go. 63. 90.
Chas. Signer, road work 49,. 81. 90
T. R. Calhoun, road work ..... <42. 90
j. w" Crosby, road work .... 81 90
Albert Schultz, road work .... 21.43:
Gust Rundquist, road work .. .39.81
o. A. Wittke, road work. zee. AZ. 90
John Marslowski, road work >. 14.43
Otto Carlson, road work .... 1881
John Matros, road work $500. 32.43
Stephen Tracy, road work 49,. 1871
D. Rocheleau, road work 49,. $500
Town Of Two Rivers, Il cost Of
two piers =. :. 49,. 4so. 90
NJ. J. Viechorek, mileage and
committee work >. ...... 1900
Leo Billstein, taking acknow- "
Judgements :. ..:......... 1.25
Andrew Herum, mileage and -
committee work -. ...... 20. 80
Henry Gassert, mileage and COM .-.
mittee work :. ........... II. 90
F, II. Lakin, mileage and com 4 ...s.
..s mittee work !. -. ........... IA. 20
IL - ~
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

A. F. Koslosky was ailing this week
with an attack of neuralgia.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Guy Buskirk has resigned his posi-
tion as night man at the local round
house and has taken a position as boiler
man at the JAG. Kiewel brewery.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Norman Elvig, youngest son Of N.
H. Elvig, was taken i'll with typhoid
fever the latter part Of last week.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Miss Mildred King has improved
considerably from a recent attack of
pleurisy.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

John Belanger arrived Wednesday
morning from Denver, COL, where he
is employed in the Cathedral pharmacy,
for two weeks visit with relatives.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Hub Friesinger discovered a lady
hobo on the blinds Of west-bound
passenger train Sunday night. He made
her purchase ticket out of this city,
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

AL. Dominick has purchased tn
Frank Kerich home on Second stree
southeast.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Miss Isabelle Blais has been engaged
as clerk in the Del. German con
fectionery store.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Miss Leonilla Vessel went to St.
Peter last week to attend the wedding
of Miss Celia Engesser, which took
place Wednesday.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

F. w. Dobbyn and family have NOV
ed into the residence formerly occupied
by Supt. H. E. White, who he succeeds.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Medek, Friday, August 2, 9-pound
son.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Walter Randall, assisting city
engineer -. ...............,. 200
Phil s. Randall, giving grade. 900
Ed. Smitzer, assisting city en-
" BlHteI q UU
Camille st. Marie, cleaning
vaults ;: .:....: 500
Transcript Pub. Co., legal print
ing >. 41.1O
Street Commissioner pay roll 272 20
The bills Of Phil s. Randall, sum of
$45, and Walter Randall, sum Of 81, as
sisting city engineer, were laid over
for investigation as to what funds they
should be paid out Of. .s b.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

c. r. Nelson, travelling salesman,
underwent an operation at the local
hospital Wednesday morning.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Tom Wotzka Of the Hub Clothing
,cempany ,c1erking force was this week
enjoying a vacation.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Joseph Picotte of Belle Prairie
collected $3.50 wolf bounty Wednes
day.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Mrs. Ed. M. LaFond was able |
leave the hospital Saturday.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Miss Laura Lyscio or Hubbard, the
girl who was captured near Albany last
week with the horse and buggy which
she had stolen at Brainerd, waived ex-
animation at Brainerd and was bound
over to the grand jury.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Miss Josephine Artinvsky resumed
her duties at the st. Paul store Mon
day, after enjoying vacation, and
Miss Lillian Raymond Of that store is
now on a vacation.
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Janek,
Wednesday, July 81, a daughter:
Little Falls herald., 1912-08-09

Griffith Richards and Rev. Frank
Atkinson had an accident at Pike
Rapids Saturday, when the canoe in
which they were making the trip to
St. Cloud, tipped over, Rev. Atkinson
swimming to shore while Mr.. Richards
towed the canoe to shore. The canoe
was shipped back here from st. Cloud.
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