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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

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bon ct. CLOUD cine &laiie 5buler
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11dditen Nummern 6teies 8lattes. -
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ga11gen fem. Ser 2eibitaa lit elmer
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an elmer 11eue11 S9enne, sic auf Ser
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
Die Glarfs 8eoiemung lit itets

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gorte Sbr 1ie gu baben mnnIdt, let es
pptimetrii6, photographic, Snge-
nieurcnoienlt, @eparatur bon nbren
ooer @eIdmei6en ober IN Der Stetee
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lit man in1mer nit sen @aarer sur
@an0.
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fre,,t lid oes 8eiudes ieines 8rltoerS
iSra115 po1r Cincinnati, Ohio, nit Dem
er 5onntog in ct. Saul 5niamme1-
traf uuo i'm CUR grbolrng n1o Ma1f=
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Sdub nabm.
@inoerbutpertauf "iebt i'm
@onqe" in Ser See @ipe &uttpare1'
banolune. $500 garnirte Site 1est
1925.
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SEN mo1en> ionten @olo Spring
MalaI@rtraft trinfen. 24-ba
= Die gum Be1pre11tel1p Der S1ao1
11eu ongeidaffte 8eiprengungsmo19t-
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Nlmerifa %perfauft muroe~ tit bieler
Gage lit ct. CLOUD ongefommen uno
bot ant Montag tire Strobe our 3n-
frieoenbeit beitan6en. 9ieielbe tit etue
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unb belorgt SEN in u%rierer @taot gu
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ben Meile11 5uridlegt. 9ie Moldine
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Sic aleide gibt aaertudrts, mo lie I'M
Bebrau9 1T, ponfomnene 3ufrieoen-
beit. 6ran5 sbeibel 1T gu $4,000
per Monat als 2enfer ser Mai6ire
ongeitem.
= Ser Moi lit &in6er5eit in ser
See @ipe MISUNDERSTANDING. $1.50
.garnirte Site fir $1.00.
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ser @ebriioer @eber angeitelt tit,
un6 Sri. Mlopiia 8lonigan bon 81.
Martin. SIM @auie 6es @ebiilfs19e-
riffs 6rons 8ettenburg, Setter oes
grautigoms, tp11roe I'M trarten Ser
6an6tenfreiie sic So65eit gefeiert,
mobei 6as glidli@e &aar nit ben
ber5li6iten @lidpiini@en beoa9t
mur6e. DaB es Sen 8rautleuten, Die
nad ibrer @iiidffunft bon Ser &od-
%3eitsreiIe ibr @eim in ct. CLOUD mo-
diem meroen, itets uoblergeben moge,
lit ser aufridtige @unid beS ugeoro'
1tern."
- &inoerbutberfauf viebt int
@onge" in Ser See 9ibe Huttparer-
banolung. $500 garnirte Site iebt
1926.
- Das belt ausgeitattete 6unfle
3immer, 6ie belten @bemifalien NIT
Sem geididteiten Mmateur &boto
8uredtmader in Der 5ta6t bringt
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befmoeIiden grgebniiie 'tets BET.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
Cine sdmieoemerfitdtte

neb5t Sous in Slice, Minn., rnter
qi%inltigen 8eoingungen GIT perfaute1t
pber gu perpa6ten. Naberes bet
Seinrid @itden, @ourtbauS Square,
st. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

Mniprabe 6asgeroienit oes i'm 5ar-
ge &ubenoen gebMbreno berporgebo<
ben bate, nobel er namentlt6 ben
llm1tano betorte, oaB 8ater B0bel
obne &interlab ir6iider Sitter geitor-
ben 1ei, muroe Die 2etbe bes tbeuren
8erltorbenen IN 8ro3eiiion nod benz
&irbbofe geleitet, no Der giidof nod.
mails sic giniegm1ng Der 2eide pors
noblm ul,b mo iid oann NIT 6ieiem Die
.bod)p. @eiitlidfeit nno oie groBe
Meni6emenge int anoa6tigen @ebe-
tie fir ben @erftorbenen pereinigten,
oamit er ruben moge I'M emigen
Irieoen. Die permaiite @emeinoe
Staples miro einitmeilen an Cont
tagel1 BON ser st. SobnS Mbtei aus
perieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

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tie fir Sen @eritorbenen bereinigten,
oau1it er ruben nroge I'M etpigen
Irieoen. Die permaiite @erneinoe
Staples miro einitmeilen an 5onn-
tagen BON ser ct. Sobns Mbtei aus
perieben.
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lte @iidof Sacob 1robec 1T Der ct.
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9ergs fir sic gr5oio5eie Chicago,
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fir sic 0io5eie ct. CLOUD. Sim Dien=
ltog Morgen ertbeilte Sodoerielbe in
ser Gpnpentsfapelle ser ebrm. 8ene=
oiftineridpeitern 5u ct. Soiepb adt=
5ebn 30glingen ser ct. Benefits
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oaum Sic @eibe oes nelten prad)tpol-
len Mubol1eS alt sic Mfaoemie Dor. 3u
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ermoglidt pur6e. Blufffot bot nun
Elm @ottesbaus, sos etnen Bertb bon
$4,000. reprdientirt un6 iett NIT
@e9t at ben id0nen @ottesbaniera
ser 2anogemein6en Der 9to5eie ct.
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@eibe bieIt Ser bodm. @err g. 8ei-
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gen Sen boben @ertb 6es bon ibne1
eu1pfangenen Safra1nentes erflart
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$ Mm fommenben Sonntag miro
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li9er @eiie begangen. Mm lebten
9onntag gingen bel einem in Der nr-
befledten gmpfangniBftr6e 5n ct.
CLOUD bonn bodm. 8farrer P. Mfre6,
s.. g.. g., celebrirten 2ebttenamte,
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5ugelaiien mnr6en.
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bodp'Ite @err 8ii@of Sacob. Srobec
TIT Ser bon ibm gu ct. Saul Dor 81
Sabren gegriin6eten ct. MgneS Sir,
DIE sic @eibe breier neuen @loden
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5tatue miro I'M 8ortale Ser Stride
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
CIVIL CASE N JUSTICE COURT

Wise Of Randall brought suit
against Mrs. Jennie Wetherly of the
same place Wednesday for deciding
land that he had purchased from her
to another party.
In evidence taken it was brought
out that Mr.. Wise purchased certain
tract Of land from Mrs. Wetherly, pay
ing down $1,000 on it, the balance to
be paid in the fall. After making the
contract with Mr.. Wise Mrs. Weatherly
decided the land to her daughter. She
stated that at the time Of signing the
contract she was very i'll and did not
know what she was signing, claiming
that she had intended to reserve her
mineral rights
The court ordered that she return all
Of the money which she received on
the contract, and the costs of the case
were also imposed upon her.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
THE LOCAL TENT

The Little Falls tent Of the Knights
of the Maccabees has for 20 years been
one of the foremost fraternal organiza-
tions in Little Falls, and one Of the en-.
terprising tents in the state. nv
Preparatory to the state convention
of Maccabees held this week class OF
1OS new members was secured7and inatl,
ated during the convention, which win
make the local Organization stronger
than ever before numerically, financial
1y and socially.
Many years ago the local tent had
one Of the best degree teams in the
state, and at one time held the state
trophy, which was later lost to Duluth.
The last few years the tent has had no
degree team, but with the accession of
new members it is proposed to organize
a we'll drilled team which can compete
with the crack organizations of the
state.
The treasury Of the local tent is in
better condition than ever before and
since Record Keeper Gerritz has been
in office there has never been a deficit
but has always been a substantial sur
plus. And this without in any manner
curtailing the fraternal or social ac-
tivities of the organization.
The Little Falls tent has also been
prominent since the organization of
the great tent Of Minnesota in that it
is one Of the few tents which has con-
tinously been honored with a great
tent officer, Mr.. George Gerritz having
been Great Sergeant, a position he
still holds.
The strenuous time in the life of
the local tent came when the Maccabees
raised their rates, being the first
fraternal order to do so. Due to the
active work Of the leaders of the order
in this city, there were only three
Withdrawals on account of the increas-
ed rates. The tent continued to hold it's
own, until the enactment Of the So
called Mobile law generally. and since
then has shown an increasing growth.
The local tent also has an enviable
record in that during the last six years,
no member has been suspended for non
payment Of dues or any cause, and at
no time has the local tent been suspend
ed on account Of delay in rem1tting
monthly dues.
The tent was organized at tent No.
Is, July 10. 1898 with 46 charter mem
hers and has grown. to 21O members.
During the past fen wears ten members
have died and $4,000 has been paid in
death claims.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
|SAuK RAPIDS SUNDAY.
LOCAL TEAM WILL CLASH WITH
FAST DOWN RIVER BUNCH ON
LOCAL GROUNDS a.

The baseball fans Of this city will be
treated to good baseball game next
Sunday when the local team will clash
with the fast sauk Rapids team on
the local diamond. This team has made
a very good showing this season and
promises very fast game. The lineup
Of the local boys will be practically
the same as in the Brainerd games, ex-
cept that Catcher Hanson will be in
evidence. A record crowd should turn
out and help the home boys win the
game. &
The St. Paul team of the Northern
league which had an open date, will be
taken on Friday, June 27. It was nee
essary to guarantee them $100. Those
wanting week day games should make
more games on week days. The game
i is sure to be fast and the local team
expects to be in the running.
| "A baseball game has been scheduled
! with Brainerd to take place on the
local diamond Sunday, June 20. The
two teams have game apiece and this
game promises to be hummer. A
large number of baseball enthusiasts
are expected to come down with the
team.
The management Of the team has
secured series Of four games with st.
Cloud for the 4th, 5th and 9th Of
July. Two games will be pulled off on
the Fourth which assures Little Falls
good live sport on that day. The
rivalry between the local team and
~ u.
here and this alone is sufficient
fproof of the fast ball that will be
|played.
| On July 9 the locals will meet the
all-salaried team Of Glenwood at this
point. The Glenwood team is said to
have defeated all the teams it has met
this year.
The Golored Hennepins also want q
date here, and one will likely be ar.
ranged for July.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS START
En-

J. W. Crossfeld Of this city on
Wednesday received letter from John
L. Sundean of Minneapolis, stating
that the campaign for members Of the
insurgent Woodmen order would be
started at once. Plans are to organize
July Is, $4,000 members to be secured
by this time, and it is expected that at
least $4,000 signatures will be had by
January /, 1914. The application blanks
are to be sent out next week. The ar
ticles Of incorporation have been drawn
up and the name Of the proposed order
changed to minnesota Woodcraft. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
INITIATE CLASS

A class Of fifteen were initiated IN.
to the L. Q. I. M. lodge Tuesday az
ternoon. After the initiation the mem
bers enjoved a light lunch at Murphy 3
Quality Shop. The lodge has made 4
short campaign for new members, and
Mrs. Jessie Fueger Of Minneapolis has
been in the city several weeks. for this
purpose. She left Wednesday for her
home in Minneapolis. lss 4.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
GEO. GERRITZ GIVEN RING

At the K. o. T. M meeting which
was held Tuesday evening George
'Gerritz, record keeper for the local
tent, was presented with a handsome
Maccabee ring, as token Of apprecia-
tion Of the members for his un-
'ceasing work in the interests of the
order. The Presentation tpeech was
delivered by DR.. Edward H. Hass of
Minneapolis, Great Commander of this
state.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
BRICK IS POSIMA TER
ACCORDING 70 TELEGRAM CLERK
OF COURT aETs APPoINTMElgT
AT IITH.E FALLS ss.3s

According to a telegram received
yesterday BY ] w. Crossfeld agent
for the Fidelity & Deposit company, g
company selling surety bonds, Simon
P. Brick, clerk Of court, has been
nominated for postmaster Of Little
Falls. The telegram reads: #.
Washington, D. c., via. Minneapolis:
Simon P. Brick nominated postmas.
ter at Little Falls.
Fidelity & Deposit Go.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20

MANAGER Rioue returned Thursday
from MINNEAPOLIS with his bride. He
was married Wednesday and the news
came as a surprise as nothing had been
said by him when he left. The hasa-
hall boys were at the station to greet
him at the time he arrived.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
.ALTMANN SHOWS MoNDAY. ,l,r Z

The Altman shows will arrive ia
this city Monday to nut on street
carnival. The carnival will last for
five days and the tents will be pitched
on the streets. A certain percentage
Of the receipts will 60 to the baseball
management to help pay the expenses.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
STATE LAND SALE.

Lands in Morrison county owned by
the state will be offered for sale Sat
prday, June 21. at 8 O'Clock p. M, at
the county auditors office The amount
to be offered aggregates 5000 acres, a
Its of which we published some time
ago.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
7 a 7
DIED.

st. Cloud Journal Press: Mrs.
Michael Robischon, age 20 years, died
suddenly this morning at $3.50 at st.
Raphael's hospital. Death was caused
from embolism, which is a floating
blood clot. The young mother, who 3
week ago gave birth to- a baby girl,
was rapidly regaining her health. 8 4:
adj al just partial ken OF breakfast sasl
was ready to sit up in. bed when she
suddenly expired. Only a few minutes
before she had been talking to- the
nurse and was in a very cheerful frame
of mind and said that she would be
able to return home in few days.
Without warning she collapsed and
died in less than five minues and be-
fore her husband could be notified or
medical assistance obtained Her
sudden death was shock to the en-
tire community and the sincerest sym
pathy is extended to the bereaved
husband and relatives.
Deceased was the daughter Of Mrs.
Thomas J. Monahan Of Little Falls and
her maiden name was Emma Carney.
She worked in the United States land
office here as stenographer about s..
years ago and after that office was dis
continued worked at the Security
Blank Book & Printing company for
a year. In 1908 she was married to-
Michael Robinson. secretary Of the.
Tileston Milling company, and their
union was blessed with one son. Rich
ard, 3 wears old, and little daughter.
one week old. Besides her husband
she is survived bv. mother, two sis.
ters and one brother. 555#. :
The body was shipped to this city
Thursday and arrived on the noon
train, accompanied by Mr., Robischcn.
children, and other relatives. It was
taken to the home of T. j. Monahan.
Inc funeral is to be held from Sr.
francis Xavier church this morning At
. o'clock. Rev Father Lamothe viii
offlclate. Interment will be in Calvary
cemetery. Numerous floral offerings
were received. The sympathy Of ali
is extended to the bereaved.
Mrs. Mary J. Longley died June 10
at her home at Randall, MINI, after
lingering illness Of three months.
Funeral services were held at the
Presbyterian church west Of RandaH, n
Rev. William Winn, officiating. 4 Il
large number of friends gathered II !.
paw their last respects to q very1 Kind 4
old lady who will be missed by lhar
manv friends. The deceased was horn J.
in Ohio and in 1860 married Edison
Longley. To this union were born n,ine
children of whom six are left to mourn
her loss: Thomas. Mrs. Perry, ST. .Iohn
OF 4Algona, Ia. Mrs. Dan Lattimer "a
Winnebago City, MINI. Mrs. R. "a
Reese of Hancock, MINI. IN rs. harlotta
Crow Of Rosvth, Cana da and .Tnsanb s
who lived with the deceased a the
time Of her death. Deceased survived
her husband nineteen years. '...
. Miss Gertrude Loman sc Kim ron u
PASSED away at the local hosnitai If
Wednesday Y morning after being 81 Tia
Institution rs for less than week. Death
was due to septic fever. The bodsv5
was taken to Kimball for iintermant
md nd was accomuanied BY the no M
md sisters Of the deceased.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. stans Borek
Tuesday. June u. a daughter.
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Maxwell . ..s. ]. ]. S3#
Courier Ss8S
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
LOCALS WON BOWLING MATC]

At Z O'Clock in the evening the bowl
ing match between the Minneapolis
and local teams took place at the
Chrischilles alleys. The local boys
proved too fast for the Mill city
bunch, and the result was that the
locals won by margin Of Is pins.
Little Falls
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mcconnell, form
er residents of Little Falls, have lust
recently taken possession of Hotel
Remore at Bemidji and feel quite as
sured Of success. ls, 4s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS MEETS

A meeting of the board of public
works was held at the city hall Tues
Jay evening. It was decided to advertise
for bids for the construction of the
First street sewer. Another meeting
will be held at 4:30 Wednesday after
noon, July 3, to receive, the bids.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20

Leo Thompson got high score with
III. Only Gre game wa, bowled. @
The Dance
The reception and ball TOOK Place at
the Harrison & Peterson hall beginning
at $3.50. This affair was largely attend.
ed and Bastien g fve-piece orchestra
rendered the music for the dance. A.
member Of st. Paul tent No. "a enter
tanned the audience with jigging which
met with much applause.
Stag Entertainment
At II O'Clock stag entertainment
was given at the Victor theatre for
,Maccabees only. This was attended
by nearly all the visiting members and.
a large number from the local tent. Az
this entertainment motion pictures were
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20

Born-Tl 4 Mr.. and Mrs. STAINS Borek.
Tuesday. June II. a daughter
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20

exhibited and music was rendered by
Will Dgyo, proprietor Of the theatre:
A big dutch lunch was served and
merrinent continued until after mid
night. ss
The Ball Came .
The automobile ride which had been
arranged for Thursday afternoon was
called off on account Of the condition:
Of the roads after the rain. #. 81.
A photograph of the 7nemio 'cs was
taken on the court house lawn, after
which the people started e'r the tase-
bail park. The fun at Che park st,-ted
with a burlesque bali game. i'll which
the local members took part. Mutt,
Jeff, Adolph, Oscar, Newlywed and
others had the fans in a constant state
of laughter. There was no winning side
to this game so it was called off after
about a half hours playing and the
regular game between Minneapolis
and local Maccabee team took place.
The Mill city boys were the lucky ones
in this game, winning from the local
team by score Of 3 to 2. The game
was very good throughout.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20

Past Great Commander Of the K. O.
T. M. lodge, George Mallory, Of Du-
1uth was in the city Tuesday evening
but was unable to remain for the con-
vention, as he had pressing business at
home. At the meeting Tuesday evening
he delivered short but interesting ad-
dress, dwelling upon the progress Of
the order in Minnesota and especially
on the success Of the local tent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-20

Miss Gertrude Loman of Kimban
nassed away at the local hospital
Wednesday We Y morning after being 81 TIA
institution ms for less than q week. Deaths
was due to septic fever. The bodvys
was taken to Kmball for interment
and q q was ACCOMPANIED by the not ther
and sisters Of the deceased. l,ssss