Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-31

There are but few of these and the
judge expects to finish up in this court
before the end Of next week:
The Dance
Although the weather was very dis
agreeable Saturday the managers Of
tie 1913 baseball association were
we'll satisfied with the success of the
dances which they gave in the evening.
They rented the Harrison & Peterson
nall on the East side and the Progress
i've hall on the West side and aad
big orchestra for each place. After a
half. hours dancing the couples ut the
West side hail We're sent to the East
side hall to dance. The hall was liter
ally packed with the lovers of the light
fantastic and when the dance closed
ana the expenses of the evening were
paid the managers found that they had
decreased the indebtedness Of the base
bail association by over 800 AMI now
there remains but $3.50 to be made up.
The Parade
The parade held Monday night was
one Of the best we have ever had, even
though the outside bands from Pierz
Royalton, Upsala, Randall and Swan
vile, which would have been in the
parade had it been held Saturday were
missing. The; parade was all Of mill
long and was headed by the auto
mob lies; then came the city band, city
officials in a hack drawn by eight fine
black horses and driven by w. H.
Loomis. Then floats Of the ice COM
pany, electric display by. the Water
Power company, -Kiewel Brewing COM
pany, Pantzke Bros, Ideal laundry,
Diamond Sign JewelrY store. Si,nonet
Furniture and Carpet company, Syl-
vester & Nichols, De-lec-to ice cream,
Pine Tree Manufacturing company, two
floats, Val. e. Kasparek, Central Din
ing room. The fire department follow
ed-Hook & Ladder Co.. Chemical No. l.,
Chemical No. 2, Hose Co. No. |, Hose
Company No. 2, Hose Company No. 8,
Hose Company No. 4. The Elks led the
lodges, followed by the M. W. A.,
Maccabees on horses, Poeahontas and
n. 3. A. with floats. Then a group Of
men marshaled by Lud Gaudet, repre-
sent;ng 80 nations, the Mile floa:, high
set ooragricnltural domestic scjor""
and manual training floats with stu
dents marching.
< Parede Prize Winners
- AutomobilestGeo. Emaer, first; En-
Richie, second;> A. SimohetA third.
Flo}.ts-Hikh school AGRICULTURAL. de-,
artm lent, pyramid tri:s'"c X cory and
other grains, first; Pine Tree Lumber
company, two floats, one with pine
trees; Indian and hunter representing
the year of 1870, and the other a few
pine trees, house and a field represent,
i1o the present.; second; Simonet Fur!
niture & Carpet company a, large
square float trimmed in white, with
lettering in purple and white furniture
Oh top, third; Water Power company,
lit with electric lights and showing all
the various appliances which now. can
he operated by electricity in the home,
fourth.
Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. !,
first Hook & Ladder, seconl; Hose No.
2, Third. All the city companies were
in the parade and made creditable
showing.
Observation-Disclosures, first; Elks, sec
NJ. g.: A., third, Maccabees, fourth. !.
Masqueraders Constantine Dros.
kcwski, Russian count, first; Leo Nc
Donald, colored lady, second; lady
with the slit skirt and escort, third.
The smallest horse in parade-A son
of t. l.. Metcalf.
The freshest guy-Del GERMAN. He
gets sack of salt.
The dirtiest boy The kid; that help
"a Al. - 4 -
Rlake's autombile.
The slimmest: man-Bugle blower Of
n. W A. x,
The prettiest' -Bernadine Lemay
the little girl who rode on the Chemical
No. l., float.
- A special prikej was given the Mile
float. It was an ancient buggy, with
automobile steering device; and h"rr
and pushed by a small pony assisted
by the dirty faced boy. Archie Flake
the inventor, was at the wheel.
The gentleman and lady riding horses
at the rear of the parade the judges
thought were entitled to prizes, but
they did not come under any Of the
The judges were C. Il: Hayden Of In:
dianap polls, M: c.. ,Ktopp of Ct: CLIQUE
AID 81, F. Sawyer Of Rice Lake, Wis.
Committee Did Good work p
" The. committees in charge Of !. thf
! celebration are to be praised for the
excelle int work done by them ami they
should be given great credit for thu
success of the undertaking.. y.
The committees were:
! :. General committee: Chas.. Sylvester
.. E:arl.V. Wetzel. H. ". Venners.
Parade committee:. Geo. Gordon, N
Blake, VIM. Deyo, WIN. Chute.
t.: Automobile committee. r. B. Nil
lard, g. W. .Emder, NJ, NJ: hickman.
Soliciting: committees: s: J. Vasaly
G. ". 5Firnstah1, c. 1. Carlson, NJ. A
EEgstrom and: Geo. Kiewel: :. ~.
.srorts: E A. Loucks, 9. R, Fo+tier
J.. r. McNaly, :, ! :...
Advertising committee: Ed. N. La:
Fond p. j. Vasa1y. ~ y D. F.~
" epeakere:. r: d. Musser, C. b. PUCK.
man, A. 81. Vernon, NJ. NJ: Williams,
T. Rest Room = J; y