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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Stamped on Pure Linen,
per half dozen. ID
Perforated Pattern........ 2

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Misses and Small Women. Gin
Raised or Normal Waistline.)
Corduroy, pOplin, velvet, char
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mixtures are most suitable for
this design. The pattern is cut
in ) sizes: IA, Is, Is, IL and Is
years. 1t requires 4 3-S yards
of 44-inch material for a IT.
year size.
1884 Dainty Holly Design for an
Oblong Pin Cushion. The holly
design may be worked in solid
or outline embroidery and both
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

9457-Ladies' Waist with Vest. A.
Pretty Blouse Style. Blue char
meuse, with shadow lace and
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

LOCAL BOYS VICTIMS OF CAS-
IHEO. MERGE AND GERHART.
GUNDERsON AsPHYxIATED & IL.
IN MINNEAPOLIS HOUSE

| The body Of Theodore Merge, who
with a companion, Gerhart Gnndersons
was asphyxiated by gas in Minneapn-l
lis Saturday night, was broughs to
this city Tuesday morning for burial.
The body Of Gunderson has bean bur
led III Minneapolis. .. ,.
Theodore Merge was employed in. the
saw mill in this city until but a few
weeks ago, when he took out Iis time
and left for Minneapolis in search ot
work There he met Gehart Gundar-
son, who had been in the city fo...
some time, and the two lived at the
same rooming house.
On Saturday they took in the Min
r escta- Chicago football game ard N
the evening Merge with several frianfls
went out for a good time, Gunderso1l
staying in his room. Merge returned IN
the evening and retired for the night.
The supposition is that Merge did rot
turn the gas off entirely. Tho fol-
lowing Sunday morning Ed. Gunder-
son, a brother Of Gerhart who was
roaming nearby, went to their room to
rouse them. He found the door locked
and went away, not returning. until
about CLOCK in the afternoon. This
time he detected the presence Of strong
gas fumes and forced an entrance in
to the room, where he found his broth
er and Merge lying dead. ~
A deputy coroner was notified and
after an investigation death was pro-
noupced accidental, due to asphyx,atien
from gas. $.'st
Both young men were well known IN
this city, having been raised here.
Ncgre was % years of age and the
Gnnderson boy about two years older.
Merge carried $1,000 insurance IN the
! local K. o. T. NJ. lodge.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
NET Death IN AUTO ACCIDENT
LEO 1GEDvED, EMPLOYED AT
w CRoOKsToN, KILLED WHEN
AUTO TURNS INTO DITCH

Leo Medved Of Grookston, son Of
JOS. 'Medved of this city, met death
in an automobile accident at midnight
Monday night while going from Fish
er to. Crookston when the steering gear
OF his automobile failed to work, the
machine going into deep ditch, turn.
ing turtle and :pinning Medved under
it, breaking his back. Death must
have been instantaneous as his com
panion heard no sound from Mr. Med
yea. There was water IN the dit Ii and
Medvea's body was partly submerged,
out not his head.
Charles Sunderland, also of Crook
ston, who was with Medved when the
accident occurred, was also pinned un-
deS the car but managed to keep his
head out Of the water and yelled for
help. A farmer heard the call for
Assurance and extricated Sunderland
from his perilous position. Medved s
body could not be removed until help
arrived.
Leo Medved has made his home in
this city with his father, Jos. Medved,
who runs the Little Falls House, un-
til recently, going to Crookston where
he has been working in the meat mar
keo owned by his brother, John Med
we'd He was "a years Of age
The remains Of Leo Medved were
brought to this city Wednesday even
ing, accompanied by Jos. Medved, faith
er Of the deceased, and John Medved,
a brother and Geo. Kiewel of this city,
ana Chas. Kiewel Of Crookston. The
body was shipped to Cold Springs
yesterday. The funeral VIII be from
the Catholic church Of Cold Springs,
this morning, where interment will take
place.
@he body was accompanied to Co.'S
Springs by Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Medved
oil this city, John Medved Of Crook
ston, Edward Medved Of Minot, Mrs. E..
Rocene of Minot, Chas. Kiewel Of
Crookston and Geo. NJ. Kiewel Of ltittt,, E
Fall7 49,. ~
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
* FAST GROWING WOOD
Over Cord of Wood Cut From White
Willow Tree Thirteen Years
Old

White willow would seem to be an ex-
sel]tnt tree to plant to replenish the
disappearing forests nereaDouts. j.
j. Clark of Seventh street northeast
planted slip 13 years ago and this
week cut down a tree measuring l6h
i,tahesmin diameter at three feet above
The ground. It produced besides six
6~fost fence posts, to inches
throagh, over cord of wood. A a.
foot log could have been cut from the
tree Besides the main tree two other
tro4s of fair size grew at right and
left angles. Mr.. Clark believes that
white willow would also make an ex-
cel|ent wood for fine work. Mr. Clark
left "a sample Of the tree at this office
for anyone interested to inspect and
will be glad to give anyone slips who
desils them.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

MANY RETURN WITH BIG GAME
John Hughes returned Monday from
Backus with a good slzeo doe in his
possession. .'5 ,..-
Alvah Ashcraft returned Saturday
from near Bemidji. He succeeded in
getting a nice 174 pound buck.
!. G. Patience returned Sunday from
McGregor, where he hunted in the
vicinity of the old Pine Tree lumber
camps He got 180 pound deer. a.a
lloyd G. Magee has returned from
Aitkin, near which place he spent a
week hunting for big game. He brought
home a 220 pound buck.
DR.. G. F. Hoist and E. D. Brown have
returned from a hunting trip to the
northern part Of the state with one
deer -, 49, .* "-. 8
E. P. Adams has returned from Big
Falls, near where he went in search of
big game. He returned empty HANDED,
however, although the deer were in
abundance, he said. ~ #a.
Chas. Young, julius Nelson and Err
nest Kaestner returned Wednesday
from the northern woods with two deer.
Henry Peterson has returned from
Woman lake with a good sized deer.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
/ UNDER WHEELS HI { OF CART
LEO D0HERTY RUN OVER BY A
DrMP CART TUESDAY NIGHT,
jt$$ BADLY HURT

Leo Doherty of tins city is at the
llocal hospital in a critical condition,
lsutfering with a severe scalp wound,
lhissface, back and shoulder BADLY
tbruised and his left forearm broken,
las The result Of being run over by the
wheel of heavy dump cart which was
lloaded with wood in the yards of the
Pine Tree Manufacturing company on
TneFday evening. .,s.~'.g. .-,':.
Ile accident occurred at about 8
o'elbck, as Doherty was leaving the
milf mill with a load to be dumped in the
wood wards. In some manner he fell
from the seat Of the cart and the
htap;; wheels passed over his left arm,
lafross the back and neck: and the side
loft the head, tearing a very large piece
lof flesh from the, back of his head.
No employees or others witnessed the
|accHlent but short time afterward one
Of the company's officers who passed
nearby saw the man stagger about as
il II a stupor and another e1nploye of
the mill was called TO take care Of
him when it was found that Donerty
was seriously injured. He was immed-
lately removed to the hospital and the
con1pany physician called to attend to
his injuries. The injured man is in a
critical condition but hopes are en-
te-tained for his recovery.
| Mr.. Doherty has been employed at
the mill but a few months as teamster.
FreF ious to his employment with this
company he was employed at painting.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
IROE LANDS SUBJECT TO SPEC.
IAI, TAX .,.

The state tax commission has sent
more than 900 descriptions Of iron
ore property to the college Of mines
at the University og Minnesota for
Investigation as to the amount Of iron
they contain. When this wosk is COM
pleted the property will be taxeo ac-
cordingly. This has been done with
The ore in the Mesaba range and has
been generally satisfactory to tho mine
and land owners. The descriptions sent
ir cover all iron land lying in the Guy
una range, and include land in NIorri-
s01 county, '"'--
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
BOUND over TO GRAND ! JURY
&. SMITH OF RAIL PRAIRIE FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE OUT ON
$500 BONDS @

Ralph Smith Of Raj Prairie town
has been bound over to the grand Jury
on charge, Of having carnal know
ledge Of a young girl. He has been
released on $500 bonds. The charge
was preferred by Andrew Brown Of
Rail Prairie, the girl, $ father. AZ.
The girl, Mamie Brown, who is but
l5 years old, was brought up for hear
ing Tuesday on charge Of inc orrigi
.tlIlty, this charge also being preferred
BY Mr.. Brown. She refused to 60 to
school and would not stay: at home and
the result was that Mr.. Brown want
ed her sent to the state training school
for girls. Justice Gaudet has suspend
ed this case for one month, a report
Of her behavior during that time, to be
made to the judge. -.s.,
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
CONFIRMED VERY LARGE CLASS
OVER 300 YOUNG PEOPLE CON-
TYRbGED AT SWAN RIVER By
BISHOP TROBEC

B.tween 800 and 4UU young people
were confirmed at the Polish Catholic
church at Swan River on Wednesday
morning by Bishop Trobec Of St. Cloud,
no doubt the largest number confirm
ed at one time in the history of the
parish. The previous Sunday there
were 100 who took first communion.
The bishop was attended by num-
Der Of priests Of the ne3ghborinS towns
during the mass.
Tie attendance was so large that
not near all the people were able to
enter the church, the number being
estimated at much over 5000.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
'TANGLES" TUESDAY EVENING
LOCAL TALENT WILL PUT ON A
PLAY UNDER AUSPICES OF
....., ST. GATHERINGS GUILD

A great treat is promised the theatre
goers Of this city in the play Tang
les which is to be enacted at the
Victor theatre Tuesday evening, Nov.
a5th, by. group Of young people Of
this city for the benefit Of st. Cath
arine''s guild. # " @s
The play is a delightful comedy,
rortraying a love affair, and will be
interspersed with specialties of very
interesting nature. Tickets will be
OH sale at L. D. Browns drug store
at prices Of 25, 35 and SO cents. Fol
Low ing is the cast: a-.
Richard Ford, devoted young ......
a., husband .............. Forest Cary
Molly, his wife .....:.. Myrtle Olson
Robert Shepard, Mol]y's brother:
=. Louis McNairy
Max TenEych, chum Of Roberts :.
.................. Irving Cor,lwell
Dorothy Marck, engaged to Max :.
Jessaline Hall
June Haverhill,' investigator or.
economics ....... Madge Maynard
John Hume, rector Of St. Agnes -.
.................... Hugh Harrison
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
CHAUTAUQUA HERE next JUNE
ENTERTAINMENT PROMISES TO
BE BIG EVENT-REPRESE
TATIVE HERE SATURDAY. #

Y. F.. Graham Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
la representative of the Redpath-V Vaw-
ter Chautauqua system, was in the city
last Saturday for the purpose Of max
ing further preparations for It's ap-
pea1ance here next summer, and to
start the advertising campaign
The chautaucp" con~i"+s of twenty
programs, and will start about June.
Is, 4sA4, TO cOnvlnue Aur seven days.
Thrta entertainments will be given
daily, morning, afternoon and even
ing. The booking of this system will
bring to this city such high class en-
tertainments as would otherwise lie inn
possible to secure. But in order to get
the company to appear here it was nee nee
essary for a number Of the business
anC professional men to make a big
guarantee last summer to Mrs. j..
Vgle, the advance representative.
| In order that the chautauqua may
BE- success the support of the people
in the vicinity of Little Falls. as well
as in neighboring towns will be need
ed Every part of the entertain nent,
which lasts seven days, is a feature,
iinc luding numbers by the greatest mus
! ical artists in this country, lectures by
some of the great speakers, and many
Other attractions, which no one should
miss. Wherever the system has appear
ed it has became regular annual event
AMI the people look forward to it with
g.eat interest. The opportunity OF get
ting this company to come here is one
which few. cities the size Of Little
|Frns can boast Of and the undertaking
IS well worth, while. 81. :i5 $35 5325E3s
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
REPORT. I | OF FAIR SOCIETY,"
COUNTY FAIR WAS SUCCESS sAC.
C0RDING TO FIGURES, COM
S% PILED BY SECRETARY 4,

n. N. Bergheim, secretary Of the fair
society, has completed a report Of the
Frances of the society for 1913. A
lisr Of the receipts and disbursements:
is printed below. .a.>. u
The annual meeting of the society
is to be held at the office Of the sec-
rcta1y on Tuesday, Dec. End, at l0:00
a.. III. At this meeting officers and a
board Of directors will be elected for
the ensuing year and reports will be
received. Three delegates will also be
selected for the annual meeting Of the
Minnesota State Agricultural society,
which convenes in st. Paul in January.
,ihe financial report Of the local or
ganization is as follows:
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
MAY BE SENT TO THE TRAINING
SCHOOL, x3s 4

Investigations were continued Mon
day in Juvenile courc oy Judge Shaw
il the cases of Ira Newman and Arthur
LaFond, who are charged with Laving
vacant and stole aticles: Several 9th
er young boys are involved in the af-
fair and proceedings have been started
to have them sent to the stat, train
ing school for boys. The final evil
dence will be heard tomorrow morning
at 10:00 O'Clock, when the decision will
also be given.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATIONS

a. rural carrier examination is to be
held in this city December l3, FOR the
purpose Of filing vacancies IN the rural
carrier service at Randall and Bowlus.
This usual entrance salary for these po-
sit1ons is from 5000 to 81 100 per an
mum. The examination is open for any
nal. resident Of the United States,
who can comply with the requirements.
Age limit, l8 to SIS. The maximum
ape is waived in cases Of persons hon.
oral bly, discharged from the U. S. army
[Qr navy. -.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
CAPTURE BANANA LIZARD

Larson & Briese have in their POS
session a banana lizard, which they
captured in bunch Of bananas. The
lizard is about two inches in length
but can move with great ra2idity,
and it's bite is said to be deadly. In
ORDER to capture it the banana lunch
had to be placed in q barrel and snok-
ed with sulphur. The fruit was cut
away and, the lizard fell out. The
capto1s are exhibiting their prize in
a glass jar.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

BOARD OF AUDIT IN SESSION
The county board Of audit, which
convenes semi-annuany, is in session
at the court house this week to check
over the books Of the county treasurer.
Tho board consists Of the county aud
itor. clerk of court and the chairman
of the board of county commissioners.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
MORE BIG GAME LICENSES

The '225 tags which were sent to the
county auditor for distribution were
exhausted last week and more were
ordered. The following have taken
out licenses this week:
j. 2. Trask, Royalton.
R. Chambers, Little Falls. J..
Il. j. Armstrong, Bowlus.
John Sobiech, Bowlus.
Mrs. John Sobiech, Bowlus.
John Wroble, Little Falls.
Christ Reise, Pierz.
Jos. Kymp, Bowlus.
9 3. Edeburn, Lincoln.
J. J. McRae, Swanville.
= .john G. Gross, Pierz.
John L. Gross, Pierz.
Geo. w. Chambers, Swanville.
!. H. Newman, Little Falls.
Mike Dalton, Little Falls.
y. E.. Berglund, Motley.
j. w. Skinner, Royalton.
P. H. York, Roya1ton.
Edward Lasky, Little Falls.
Ed. Wallmark, Sullivan.
Chas. Meyers, Bowlus. Z -.-..
E. R. Brockway, Royalton.
T. B. McDougall, Royalton..
J. w. Skinner, Royalton.
E.. Cottingham, Motley.
Frank Pointek, SwanvllIe, Rte. l.
Steve Perowitz, City, Rte. S.
S Kaiser, RoyaltoA. ..
john Posterick, Royalton.
Nick Kaiser, Royalton.
Edward Stodolka, Royalton. .
Henry. Gau, Pierz. ~ -. ...-..
a number of other applications ar.
at the auditors office, awaiting tn,
receipt Of a third supply Of the biz
game tags. l....5s. .,,s. = = :. = e.. 49,.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
WHO WAS THE LOSER7

A man found a ten dollar bill. He
paid his rent with it, ana his landlord
paid his grocery clerk, the clerk paid
his board and the landlady paid debt
she owed to the man who found the
bin. He took the bill to the bank and
deposited it, and the banker threw it
|out as counterfeit. Now who was the
loser by the deal or was anybody?-
Exchange.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
IN JUSTICE COURT

Emery Hall Of this city was brought
before Justice .Gaudet Thursday on q
charge Of wilfully driving his auto
mol ile against and damaging buggy
bsloE ging to Jos. P. Doucette of Belle
PraIie, who entered the complaint.
TIE affair took place Nov. 9Th, a. Mr..
an l Mrs. Doucette were returning home
from this city. The justice has tax
on the case under advisement.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
BOWLING TEAMS START THEIR
~ PRACTICES

The NJ. G. bowling team held It's
frst practice for the season Monday
night at the Chrichillis alleys, scoring
2,os7 points. This is considered very
good for the first tryout Of the season.
Other teams are also trying out and
later in the season the best bowlers
fretn the various teams will be select
e.. plays with outside aggregations.<
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Rex. Muncy, who is employed on the
Muncy dray line, suffered a severely
bruised leg Tuesday afternoon as the
result Of getting it caught between
the evener and the axle of wagon
wien the whipple-tree gave way in a
heavy pull by the horses.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
REV ATKINSON GAVE LECTURE

\ large audience was present at the
Congregational church on Wednesday
evening to hear Rev. F. Atkinson .lec-
ture on his trip to Europe. He told
Of his trip across the Atlantic, com
pairing it very favorab;y with the train
service in this country. He described
his travels through England, iuclud-
ing his old home at Harrogate, Eng
land, and through Germany and Switz-
erlaDd. A large number Of pictures
which were taken during his trip were
thrown on the screen.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Invitations have been issued for the
welding of Miss Margaret G. Fromelt
of this city to Alfred M. yStoll. The
marriage will take place at the Sacred
Heart church Tuesday morning, Nov.
-.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

4 social meeting Of the Luther league
Of the Swedish Lutheran church
will te held in the church parlors to-
night Mrs. j. G. Anderson will en-
tertain. You are welcome.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

The managers Of the baseball club
have arranged for a dance at the liar
rison &, Peterson hall on Wednesday
evening, November 26th, to help re-
dut G the Indebtedness Of the club. =.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Misses Eugenia and Josephine sand
ente rtained party Of friends at their
homo Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Eva Westlake. Lunch was served
AMI an enjoyable evening was spent.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

An auction sale will be held at the
Free Evangelical church Of Free.lhem
on Thanksgiving evening, November
9th, by the Young Peoples Society.
Everybody welcome. A fine lot of
homemade articles, suitable for. Xmas.
presents will be sold.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

T. II. johnson Of Fergus Falls visit
ei II the city Wednesday, and Thurs
day. Mr.. johnson who was formerly
employed by the Hub Clothing company
OF this city a. q tailor, is now in the
clothes making business at the above
named town and Is doing very nicely.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been issued
by the clerk Of court during tho past
week TO- Albert Czechowitz and Mary
Pieniadz, Ovid plante and Edith Dug
as. Allen sutlif and Matte Price, As.
Tor I2raon and Hilda johnson and to-
Geo. Dubbels and Ida Goblenz.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
NEW FIRM IN THE NEW VASALY
Ru1IiDTNG

The west room of the new Vasaly
building has been rented for term Of
years to Joseph A. Schnnid and Jacob
A. Cnann of Avon, VINO will open up
an exclusive shoe store on January l.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Aug. Christensen and family have
moved from their reside dence on First
avenue Northeast to fats in the new
Vasaly building. The residence on
First avenue has been purchased by
the. church of Our Savior
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
HOSPITAL TAI NOTES.

Miss Lizzie Kalis Of Holding vas
operated upon at the hospital WedAes-
Iav for q ruptnred appendix. 5ss B5s.
Mrs. "A. D. Downs Of Roya1tons ms
been discharged from the hospital after
70 .eivipg treatment. ssss5
(;ustaf schlenx Of swanvilla has
bean DISCHARGED from the ho-rital,
after ressiving suIgi isal trsat
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

DR.. J. n. Newman of this city and
a brother, DR.. H. G. Newman Of Wa
dena, have gone to the northern woods
on a deer hunt.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

The local secretary Of the u. S. Civil
Service commission will hold an exam
ination December 13 for the positi ons
of clerk and city carrier in this city.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Born-.To Mr.. and Mrs. John Han:
f1er, Wednesday, Nov. 10th, 2 son.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

The funeral Of Theodore Merge, who
died in Minneapolis Of gas poisoning,
was held from the German Lutheran
church Wednesday afternoon. Inter
ment was in the Oakland cemetery.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Fred Greisch is said to be playing
fine football with the Adams team of.
Duluth.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
BORN

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. 6treuk-
ens Of Staples, on Friday, Nov -, :
,snr. Mrs. Streukens was formerly niss
olive Harrison Of this city. ss
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Oscar Larson of Meeker county and
as:es Hilda johnson Of TT. Ripley were
married Tuesday at the Swedish Luth-
eran parsonage in this city, Rev. Elof
Pc, erson officiating. Miss Alma John.
son a sister Of the bride, and John
Larson, brother Of the groom, were at
tendants. The ring service was used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson have gone to
L;tchfield where they win make their
hcm6.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21
ORGANIZE BASKET BALL TEAM

The high school basket ball team has
been organized for the winter months
and practice will be Y the c'ty gym: :
nasium. Mr.. Zipoy and Mr.. Swanson
oe the high school faculty, have been
selected manager and captain respec-
lively. A game may be arranged be-
tween the high schoo4 ana alumni team
il the near future.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tars0a
Monday, Nov. 18th, 9 daughter. /:
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Small game licenses have been issued
this week to Frank Nelson of Mime
ar Oils and John Sobiech Of Bowlus.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Balance ................. $ 6.85
NOTE: - The following furnished
labor in the moving of the fence for
the grounds: w. NJ. Weber, L. L..
Harris, Ed. Smetzer, j. w. Jones, 2. L..
Co"hrane, w. H. Loomis, H. j. Dorman,
aud William Dorman. The State Farm
school furnished three Judges free Of
charge, except their expenses; The Lit
tie Falls High school furnished Prof.
}. S. Klinka and the Royalton High
school furnished Prof. John Doershuk
as judges, free of charge. The local
judges we're Mrs. G. =. Buckman, Mrs.
". H. K. Meyer, Mrs. F. w. Dob
byn, and Miss Abba Richard. Mrs.
L. q. Vessel had charge Of the wOm-
ems department and County Superin-
tendent of Schools, M. E. Barnes, had
charge Of the Children 3 department
during the fair. .,=. II
TLe fair society is in good condition
in every way. It has property real
ard personal valued at $4,000.O0 and
has only 100000 debts. It aAs de-
monstrated beyond dispute that i can
be OF great service to the people Of
the county and the people have shown
sufficient interest to assure the, man
axen.ent that the society will be q
successful permanent institution Of
Morrison county and it viii be the an.
b;,i0n Of the management to promote
ar nual exhibitions in which every res
ident may participate.
Respectfully submitted.
N. N. Bergheim,
Secretary.
Dated the 18th Gay Of November.
49,.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

ss Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Nelson
q Little Elk, " ednesday, Nov. ls, 9. .
(dangh ghter.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

| Miss Adeline Newman entertained q
Ii party of fifteen friends at theatre
party at the Milo theatre Monday even.
inc. After the theatre party refresh
ir,ents were served at Miss Newman q
hcme on Fourth street southeast.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-21

Martin, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Zilka Of Flensburg, died on
Friday. Interment was at tlensburg..