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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24

Gtrabe ianitdre 1rinfs5ontdnen auf.
suitellen. Die parfs iperben ebenfallS
mil foIden s5ontdnen perisben ipsr'
belt
- soeiratbsI6eins. CLAUDE pors
fer. %. inb @itclla Wiarie RaplnoHp.
1S, bribe BON Srenton. - s)drrn aina,
a.. BON Cincinnati. uno Gmma galar,
81. BON 6amilton. beibe isdrbige. =
Anbretp Hagle, 26, unb Roia 6eile,
"a. beibe BON Mibolstofpn. - s5ohn
Gaprence Slaarbemann. "a. BON Gins
cinnati, unb Marie Giteae Sebrid. 2l.
bon Wibbletopn.
Rid,ter 6arlan iprath seitern
bcm Gbarles 6asten bic Sheiouna
BON ieiner @attin Spa S,dsfeu 5ii
unb aab Der Mutter bas Sino in OF.
but. peiI basislbe bic Wlutter por5oB.
- Der betannte Gdrmer UNI fri
here Stuatsreprdicntant RoIla 9ins
neae itiirste boraeitern 4benb in ieli,er
an Der Deerfielb 2anbitrabe
bie Stieae hinuntsr unb erlitt &pntus
iionen am a6rper.
Die 5amiIis aumler tpirb am
moraiacn Gage bic iabrIide 2uiams
menfinft in Der Wobnund Der frau
Sue Simberman MstIing, No. 31S
Giib . Strabe fsiern. Cine Wn3a1l
Witaliebsr Der aumlers5amiIie mob
nen in Cincinnati
- Bertha 9. Bloom Bat Gharles
Bloom. ipel6en lie am Z. WlGra 1908
beiratbeis. auf SdeiOuRs pertlagt.
neil CT lie perna6ldiiiate. Sic rer'
lanst auber Der SdeiOunu bas Rebt,
ihrsn WGb6ennamen Bertha 8.6rend]
lpisbsr fiibrsn su biirfen.
- Denton Maion ipurbe bon 6lora
Muion bic Sheibuna betpillidt, neil
lie ibn felt 8 sabren pernahldfiigte.
- Die @ermania 2oae Der Gusles
srtpdblte fpleenoe geamte: freb. Z.
Nlabb, W. g.; 9ermann asier. y.
g.; 9,hil. 9rautb. s.. g.; freo. gid's
ltr. +. g.; aouis aorb, Q. g.. uNo
sSreb. =. Tlabb unb aouis Gorb, @srs
treter aur 9robloae pon Sbio in Gina.
- Clarence Wuntes, Der iiGbtiite
6ilisaeometer, ipurbe poraeiiern Ratbs
mittaa on Der @resnlpoob Gpenue BON
ter Sibe iiberpGitist unb mubte &c.
fern bas S3immer bitten.
Die ssuertpebr fpurbe ssitsrn
@ormittaa ndd Der Dobnuna pon
Senrp Coleman, go. a Walnut Stras
kc, a.rufen. Gas MittaaeTsn cui
benz aiidenofen brannte on unb perur.
iahte einen iolden Rdut. bab man
in Der Radbarihdft elm Teuer tperf
mutbste unb bi. aeueripsbr Sur St.lIs
risf.
- Den NDolisiiien 1T es iebt nidi
erlaubt. pabrenb iie i'm 9isnite iinS,
i'd, nit irsenb Semanb su unterbaIs
ten. auber no Is ii6 Inn Die 9eants
pprtuna Don Trasen hanbeIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
Grbinan3
Wesen Nildilaidenbiebitabl poin
Stabiratb pniiirt.

SpbaIb sic ssitern Dom Stabtrath
auf gtntrag BON Serrn Reidert bon
Der IL Darb paifierte Sroinon5 Gss
febtraft srbdIt, ipsrbeH Wildflafdens
biebe NIT gelbitrafen bon SIS bis $50
bslegt fperben fonnen.
Die DrbinanS selanste unter 4uf'
bebuns Der @eiaaftsreseln 3ur ans
nabme unb beitimmt, bab iein Wfilds
bndbIer Mildfluiten In ieimm @eiis
baben fDnne, in lpelhe Ger Name eis
nss anberen Mildbdnblers einseinfien
ober sinsedBt 1T. 3upiberbanbiuns
gen iinb NIT @slbitrafen BON $5 biz
$50 su abnben unb oas Geiunbbeitss
Department. bat einen Snipstior ans
suitellen, Der barauf iebsn lou, bab
Wildflaiten nidt in unredte 5Gnos
linb aud ni6t in ben 8eiib BON 9lIts
bGnblern fommsn. Wiit bieiem 20.
iien 1T jebO9, ipie in Der Sroinan5 be-
iunbers bemsrtt miro. fein Saiar
Dsrbunben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
8 a ~ iIto n.

,tnirr asent In ,SamiItpn III
Serr Gsuarb grud, 449 Sib Biinite
etrase. gea Sci. 476 &, Sums
Ebonc 1851 n.
Der 11idbriae Rotert Rtndlb,
Sobn Der Tnmilis @uauit Rendlp Don
Rp. 2O2 Sib Wonument 4penus. crs
trant aeitern Moraen beim 9aben i'm
Miami ;sluB am 1ube Der Spcampre
Sirabs in 5 'SuB Waifer. @iliam
gisbori iprana cine 0iertelitunbs ip1.
Ter in ben sSluk unb fdnb na6 aebn
Mlinuten bic aeihe. Der Grtruntsnc
mar nit Ieinem 10 Sabre olten Brit
Der ssoiepb gendln sufdmmen, tpeIs
der am llfer itanb nnb iih ni6t ins
Bdjier traute, pdhreHb fem Yruoer
in ben 8ellen perffipanb. Sie anas
Zen Derlieben bic elierlihe MDbuuas
am DlOrsen, nm su fii6en.
Die Gtabtperpaltuna III iekt bd.
nit bti6dftiqt. an ser gde Der Siah
ilnb Sib 8. Gtrabs, 0isb unb Norb
2, Strabs unb wlain nnb ROrb =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
Gabtpm anb Oeuebme.

= Sm Ganton Stabtratb ipurben
in elmer GpesialfiBuna bic plGne uno
Spesifitatipnen fir ben 8ou Der
Bride iibsr bic 6. &c 8. Giienbabn
an Der S'5oQon gpenue bsipro6cn.
Sine Delegation bes 8elIepue Staot'
ratbs par onlpeieuo unb piinidte nit
Dsm Dapton Stabtratb biesbesiisIi9
in @erbinbuna su ireten. ba geuecuc
bic Soften tteilrpsiie trasen mub. Die
gldne etc. nsrOen Der 8abnseieulhaft
iibarmittelt peroen.
;srau Noracntbaler bon Wapas
toneta, O., biz iid bier auf 9siu4 be-
iinbet. purbc i'm oauie Der ssrau
Gablanber an Der Ban Boat Qpenue
nit elmer partp beebrt. 9lnipeieno
ipGr,n bic 9amsn: Z. Robrer, Bur.
ger, Bauer. g0sinle. Gderle, 2ucas,
9entner, sseb2yle, Sole unb Inbers.
Hrdu sbeo. Sort BON iron, O.,
befinoet iia auf geiuh bsi ibrsr
St,peiter. Trau aonsibore. in Siibs
Sellebue.
= Or. 9. :. 9oulb bon geaspus
berid,tete Der qoliaei. bah ibm Sc
mano Ieinen Jod nit pifiisen Sotus
menten aug icnem automobil aeitOb.
len babe.
- Wm. Solpen unb 9. 2ittIeforb,
beibe BON Cincinnati. purben pom
9oliaeirihter aleiu bon gellsbue ipes
gen unfuss I'm So unb bic aoiien,
reip. $40 uno bic Goiten beitraft. -
5onp Gesner, gisentbiimer beg prin.
tsb gaoebauies, erbieIi bis heute 2eit.
eine 2isens All eripirten. ipurbo iebO9
aur 3abluns b,r Soften perurtbeilt.
- 2ottie g6aleu. 2ouis Warinsee,
Oorothea par.ina unb gbna GtieriB
erbisltsn oolhsue MebailIen BEL Der
Sdlubfeier Der ct. 4ntonius S4uIs
in gellepue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
SaSloiu, 7b.

gblrlss 5roit IT,, Der 12 Sabre alie
Sobn beg !Sfrrn GbarIes gruft IT,,
Ro. 105 Gin Strabe ipobnsnb, bate
ssitern sin tudppss Gnt.ommen, als e.
an Der Gin Strabs, nabe Der Gueiio
avsnus, Die Sirate irsuSsn polIie.
WotOrman Gbarles gbilbrss bsm.rite
ben Sunssn in 3eit unb Iisb ben
Jenber fallen. gr purbe bonn 5enb.r
aufgsfanesu unb einiss SUB melt miis
psfiibrt, bis bic Gar anbielt. Ter
Sunas mar bsfpubtlos unb tpurbe nah
Der Office oss Or. 6. 20. Straup ses
brddt. Gr bat idmerSbafts @srIebs
unseu, eIiidli6er Weiie aber fsine
&nodenbriite erlitten uub purbe nah
Der elterIi&cn 8pbnung ssbra4t.
Die pereinten Spnntassi6uIs
aaiIen Der 9nptiiiens unb gbriiiian.
STRIDE perosn am ipmmenbsn Cams
taa in BEN Diamond Siar Grppe n
RoIebnIs ein 9astet picnie peruniiulz
ten. Spe3ldlGars fperoen am SpHrs
tag Morgen nm S:45 llbr Die Gin
,inb 2Otilit Strube perIaHen.
= Wlidael Glenn unb So6ter 5ss
len iino seiunbbeitsbalber rad Ware
tinspille. 5no., sereiIi.
= SRI. GIiiabetb Ruls. bic einigs
8oden in DanDills, ap.. auf 8fu4
psilts, 1T suriidsetebrf.
- @eOrg @oIbsnbers, 4lbert Roie,
Rop 5bomas unb gilbert Stiebp, alls
bon Cincinnati, purben bonn gloIisei'
ri1ters Santins fpesen Sriebsnsbru4s
nit js S. Inb ben Rotten beitraft
- Sobn @rabp BON Der Gate Ctr.
in gromlsp, Elm Mni9iniii osur @.
unb 6. Gifenbabn, bra4te feline linte
Sanb in cine Maf4ins unb bieielbs
purb. ibm fart gequeti4t. 9l.
grislsr Isifttets ibm bie arsali4s Ollie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24

su sieben. ipcil lie ibre Wirtbidaften
an Sonttasen offen bielten. unD cer
bon ben grobaeidporcnen entldiien
purbe. bat nun ein Tndipiel erbalten.
Inpalt Nittcr .sphn Sopoae fir slobn
Sbomer reidte i'm Gircuitgerift cine
alage aeasn ben Girruiiseridtsclcrt
yleipeIl Elm, nm bic $100 nartirtes
Gslo, bic sbomer oem pripatpoli3is
iten Gna aab. auriidsuerlcnaen. 9as
@eIp ion iid in 6dnben bes SbcriFfs
befinben. 9lnipalt 6obae behauptet,
paR bas @elO BEN gircuitaeri9tselert
nur besbaIb iiberaeben purbe, um als
8eipeismateriaI asaen Gna benubt sl
iperben. Gna's 9lnipalte iperbsn sber.
faGs Inn bic 500 fdmpfen unb Ders
ipridt Der iFaa Elm intereiIdntsr su
ireroer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
Nreisesriht De Mitt Duncan anf
Sdleihunn lpeaen 0erlaiIens.

Sreisosriht De Witt Duncan anf
Sdeibung ipesen 8erlafens.
s. q. @reener's HennpIerb
.2ace" perenbete geltern auf bem Sds
tonia Gsimplab infolse Der $oiBe.
Seora Srian, Der i'm Wtai 1918
bon bier ipegen 9rpBbiebitabls pon l
bis 8 Sabre nad oem 5rantfOrt 9e.
fdnsnib seIanbt ipurbe, TT seitsrn auf
parole entlaiien poroen.N
- Srau Sobn gabte BON Glib
Gopinston peilt in Chicago auf Be-
iuh.
Die cSngenisurs Union gio.
III erpdblte ssitern- albeno folsenoe
9samte: prdYibent, Gdrp &nor; 8iaes
YrGiipent, Charles 9rolpnftelo;
S9aBmeiiter, Seors Seller; isinanSz
Setretdr, Gbarles Serbert; prototoll.
SetretGr, peter Spabn; syiibrer,
Gueen Gdlsr; aonbuttor, Charles
Moore; SruItee, Robert 9all; Dele
0at, Charles gropnfielb; Stellpertres
ter, Glarn &nor.
- lin bic 2ussaben fir bic Sdu.
len su bsI9neiben, 6eI6lpiien bic
&ommiHdre, bic 0dlfte Der ainbers
aarteu 2ebrerinnen su entlafien uno
ale iDlIen iih elmer priifung unters
aieben. sSrl. Georgia McGle por
Chicago purbe ais @raminatorin am
geitelt. oils nun seitsrn bic S9uls
fommiiiGrc in Sisrlng traten. ltcllte
es iia heraus, oaB bic bis jebt als
Bette 2ebrerinnen ssltenben perionen
Die eerineiten proaente GufSupeiien
batten. Or. 9lperbid ertldrte. baB
Srl. McGlellan Dor flint Sa6ren bier
8I1sr an Observation-Disclosures
psrtaufte. Die Oamen, bic giidber BON
ibr tauftsn, erbielten 10 ibren 2oAn
unb bic anberen purben angeblih dlf
bic Seite geI1oben. Die glneelegens
belt nurbe Iberselest. Ollie Sanitos
rem Der Saulbduier purben pieosr
eripGblt.
= Sn Der 9cnbsmnirunsstlaee Der
gunoesresieruns sesen 9. Sids, in
ser es iid I'm 7 older Ganb ndhe
Mapsille, ap., bebufs Grri6tung bon
Stleuien uno OGmmen bdnbelt, ga
ben bic @ei6tporenen i'm gunbesse@
ri6t benz 8ertlagten $2400. Gr pers
lanate $4,000.
= Moreen finbet Der Iutomobil.
Musflua bss gopinston Supuitrial
alubs burd @opinston mad benz
Oeppu part itatt, tpoTelbit an einem
puntte, ppn bem aus bic Stdbte Gin
cinnati, gopingtOn uno glsppprt
iiberieben tperosn t0nnsn, Elm Suna
ierpirt tperben piro.
- Die SpriBentompasnien Der
II. unp II. Strube uno bic Gemlits
9lutpipribe ipurben seitern RahmittaJ
na6 Der 9prb uno 8enbul Strabe
aerufen poIeIbit Der itGotiide stbs
laaerungspldb infolse SelbItentSiins
buug in 9runo aerathen mar. Die
Stallung binter German gramlas.a
6aus unb Der Siibnerital uno Sdupz
pen binter Sol. Jranrmanns Saus
itanben in 9efabr, bon ben Sldmmen
ergriffen gu lperben. Gs bauerte Ell
nige Gtunben, Big Sas 5euer selolht
mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
1yutid, it intidJ.

Son cinem idgperen gerluit tunrSe
geitern Radjmittag Midlael &enrp
aus 1erre Saiite, s,no., betroiIen.
senrp tbeiIte Der EoIi5ei NIT. onb
linn jeine @cIoborie nit $225 Snbalt
abbanben sefommcn lit. Cb cr
Sic @clbborie pcrloren bat, ooer
iBm oicieIbe bur6 Eai6eHoiebe &C.
itoblen mlrbe. fonrte er niGt nit Be
itintmtbeit w,geben.
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Opation SO, Grpab SO, Wanbsr 1O1,
Singing 1o2. Droipect 102, srans.
portation 104, aeopolb 106. San!p
10e.
Siebentes Rennsn-SeGina; Dreis
i1briae unb alter: / unb LIS wteile:
9olp 6ill 81, Reno 101, apDelano
lO2. Wlarp ann p. 103. Bio OIpptr
106, Modler 106. Guioe pott 1OS,
iSurlona lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24

NIT tinem gorfdlas Serrn Sdttpptrs
Sufriebsn, ben parasrapben babip gu
amsnbireii, bab bic betreffenbe reiis
@eYeIifbaft ebsnfa1s eiiian pahi5ins
an bic Stabt Sdblen iclle ullo nad
bisier Amenbirins selangte oann bic
Srbinana 5ur 4nnabme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
usrtol Ole 9oQanlg'
Jrdu War (e@r 6rda6
Sam id)lieflid iuieocr ~ Weiunbbeit
bnrd gpbia e. Tinfham'S WrDe'
table COMPOUND.

BeIlebut Cbio.-.Sh mar in elmer i4re6-
iiden 8erfaiiung, bepor i'd qpoia Y. piHf'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
LEASE ON BARRoWs MIME CAN.
CEIIED

The Virginia Ore Mining Co., own.
ed and controlled by the M. A. Hanna
company, has given notice Of termln.
alton Of its lease on the Barrows
mine, which is owned principally by
Brainerd people, to take effect on
June 20, according to an item in the
Brainerd Tribune Of Friday. This
reason given is that, the NJ. "A. Hanna
company has located rich deposits OF
iron ore in Michigan which can be
mined by the steam shovel process, a
much faster and cheaper process than
the underground method.
In all about $4,000 tons Of ore have
been shipped from the Barrows min-.
All pumps will be removed from the
mine and the tunnels will be reinforce
ed and filed with water to preserve
the structural work. Efforts are now
being made to dispose of the dwelliug
houses, office and other buildings.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
SOUTHWEST DARLING

June 10.-The rainy weather of the
past few days has brought many flies,
mosquitoes and bugs. The roads are
in very bad condition and no picnics
will be held in this vicinity until we
get good weather and good roads.
All should remember that the pri-
mary election will be- held next Tues
day at the Darling school house in
district "A. Everybody should turn
out and vote, regardless Of weather
conditions. The polls will be open
from a. M. to 6 p. m.
The mail carrier on Rourte 6 has
made his trip in the regular time dur
ing the past few days, although the
roads have been in poor condition.
John B. Eystad celebrated his birth.
day anniversary Monday.
The Darling correspondent reported
that Miss Lidia Malm has been sick,
which was quite a. surprise to every
body. We understand that she at
tended a wedding in East Darling a
few days ago. She ate too much sweet
stuff there and got a toothache, which,
Of course, makes the report true.
August Blomquist has more callers
than any other person in the entire
town Of Darling. One day someone
called and wanted to purchase pie
plant, duck eggs, chickens, etc. Aug
ust says that as result he is getting
behind with his farm work, and fur
Their states that he is going to ask his
ducks to go On strike until next
spring.
John B. Eystad states that land is
bringing high prices in Stevens coun-
ty. He came here to buy farm but
was unable to get one.
Willie Thelander RACED his old house
Monday and will have another erect
ed in the near future.
The Rockdale farmer has planted
corn which we understand will be used
for fodder.
Willie @Regne]], who has made his
home with Ole H. Lind for a number
Of years, has gone to the home of his
parents. We have heard that he is to
operate his fathers hotel.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
BAND CONCERTS CONTRACTED
FOR

The city band, under the direction
Of w. H. Bastien gave it's first open
air concert under contract with tn~
city Tuesday evening at the corner Of
Broadway and First streets east. They
played many numbers which were
greatly appreciated by the people.
Hereafter the concerts will be given
weekly, one week day evening and
twice month at the Pine Grove PARK.
The contracts for the service OF the
band were made out and signed Tues
day. One of the contracts is with the
city for music by band Of not less
than twelve pieces from June l, 1914
to June l, 1915, for which the city
shall pay $3.50, or monthly payments
Of $25 for six months. ANOTHER con-
tract has been made for the payment
of the money subscribed by citizens
and which amounts to $366.5O.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
CHANGES IN TRAIN SCHEDULE

So
With the discrimination of the pas
senger trains Nos and on the N. r,
a number of changes have been made
in the schedule of other trains. No.
5 was the fast coast train which
passed through this city at 2:07 p. M,
and No..s6, also q coast train, arrived
here at 1925 p. m. ,..-..... :. =.
On the westbound list, according to
the new schedules, No. l., through
coast train, arrives l minute earlier,
or at 1854 p. M, No. 9 arrives at 1908
and leaves at 1920 p. M. No. 2, east
bound, arrives at 1855 a. m. instead Of
1856. No. 10, the local eastbound
arrives at $3.50 p. m. and leaves at
2:45 p. M. No. 20, the Winnipeg flyer
eastbound, arrives at $40 a. M. and
leaves at $500 p. M, or four minutes
later than before. No. 81, the Brain
erd train, leaves the local station at
1880 p. m. instead Of 1920. Other
trains run on the same schedule as be-
fore.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
INJURED AT LOG LANDING

John Dibble Of this city sustained
serious injuries Tuesday morning
while unloading logs at the Pine Tree
landing. A log, in rolling from the
car to the water, turned from its
course and struck Mr.. Dibble, knock
ing him down and passing over him.
His right leg was broken and his head
was badly bruised. He was taken to
St. Gabriel's hospital for care.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
BUILDINGS WRECKED IN STORM

Sunday night the barn Of Albert
Evan of Culdrum was wrecked ~ the
wind, causing a loss Of $1,000. The
roof Of big barn belonging to Her.
man Helmerick of Green Prairie was
torn off and carried for nearly block
Another barn, belonging to John KEN
penick Of Darling town was almost a
total wreck. This barn contained
many head of stock at the time, but
these escaped uninjured.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
STATE ElkS ELECT OFFICERS
AT MEETING HERE FRIDAY
CONVENTION CLOSED WITH
.. SOCIAL SESSION

The two day session OF the state
Elks association closed here with {
dance in the Elk hall Friday evening
for which the Dolly Dimples orchestra
which played at the Milo theatre last
week, furnished the music.
The business session was held in the
morning and lasted from $3.50 a. m. tt
Il noon. 1t was decided at the meet
ing that no convention of the state
association shall last more than two
days. Faribault, in the southern part
Of the state, was selected as the place
for the 1915 convention. Officers were
elected as follows:
>, President-N. A. Nelson, Saltwater
Secretary-R. F. Eldridge, st. Paul
reelected.
Treasurer f. Samuelson, Du
f1th.
presidents will be appointed
from each subordinate lodge in tho
association, by the president.
The following resolution introduced
by Judge John c. Nethaway Of Still
water, was adopted:
Resolved: That the thanks of the
Minnesota State Elks' association be
extended to Little Falls lodge No. no.
B. p. o. Elks, and the citizens o.
Little Falls and especial appreciation
OF the courtesies extended by the
ladies of this city, for the magnificent
reception rendered the members OF
the tenth annual meeting of the asso-
citation.
Friday afternoon the visiting Elks
were taken for an auto ride, after
which they went to the fair grounds
to see the baseball game between the
Brainerd team and Little Falls Elks
The local team carried off high honors
in this game, by score Of 8 to Z.
Dominick and Chrichilles represented
the locals in the pitchers and catcher s
places. and Alderman and B. ROderick
held these positions for Brainerd.
While the ball game was on at the
park an entertainment in the nature Of
a concert was given at the Milo
theatre. The ladies' quartette, COM
posed of Mesdames Vernon, Jensen,
Stephenson and Miss Laura Brannen,
rendered several excellent selections.
Other numbers On the program which
were equally pleasing were readings by
0dIsS 1eOocUuu OIClC!, SIduudCc Ol
the Cumnock School Of Oratory, solos
by Miss lone Kirscher, selections by
the Elks glee club and the Elks quar-
tette. Miss Maude Smalley directed
the concert. The use of the theatre
was donated by Mr.. Totten. the man.
ager, and was greatly appreciated by
the Elks.
A social session was held at the
Elks rooms in the evening, at which
all Elks and ladies were present. The
Dolly Dimples company, through the
courtesy of Manager Totten Of the
Milo theatre, put on several acts
which were greatly enjoyed. Later ~
the evening the Elks' ladies' were
ushered to the Central Dining Room,
where they were banqneted. About
IS ladies partook of the banquet,
which was splendid one. Mrs. Z. V.
Wetzel delivered an address of well
come and Mrs. L. D. Brown gave a
short talk. Mrs. G.. E. Fuller acted as
toastmistress.
The convention concluded at late
hour and the delegate returned to
their homes the next morning. In all
these We're about two hundred Elks III
attendance and nearly fifty ladies.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
POST OFFICE EXAMINATIONS ON
IJY.Y n

The government civil service com.
mission announces that competitive
examinations will be held in this city
July IS, 1914, for the purpose Of filing
the position Of postmaster at Cushing,
Randall, Motley and Swanville. Elk.
aminations will also be held at Brain.
erd and St. Cloud on the same dates.
The president of the United States
has issued an order requiring compet,.
tive examinations for this position at
all fourth-class offices, at which the
compensation is $3.50: or more or
where the present incumbent was not
appointed under the Civil Service
regulations. :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12

Misses Florence Schallern, Emma
Goodmanson and Katherine Chance of
this city. Miss Treva G. Kellogg Of
Bowlus, graduated from the St. Cloud
normal school Tuesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Schallern and Mrs. O.
Goodmanson were in attendance at the
exercises, which were held at the
school that evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
DEER VENTURED INTO CITY

Geo. Olson of this city saw deer
on Second street southeast Friday
morning at about 6 O'Clock, when on
his wav to work. The animal came
down Fourth avenue southeast from
the east and crossed First street, pass
ed into the ravine near the river and
disappeared in the woods. It is
thought that the deer had been chas-
ed here by some dog.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
YANKEE-RoB1NsoN CIRCUS GOOD

The Yankee-Robinson circus, which
showed here Saturday afternoon, was
pronounced very good. The shows
came here early Saturday morning in
II cars, direct from Fergus Falls
where they showed on the previous
day. They pitched their tents on the
grounds near the N. P. rightofway on
the East side. A small but interest
ing parade was formed and passed
through the main streets of the city
at noon. The acts Of the Japanese
equestrian troupe and the juggling
acts by the trained seals were es.
pecially good. No evening perform
ance was given on account of the
threat of bad storm.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12

ALUMNI BANQUET AND DANCE
The members Of the Little Falls
High School Alumni association will
hold banquet at the Central Dining
Room Thursday evening Of next week
After the banquet the members will
dance in the Elks hail. It is1expeot-
ed that the attendance will be oyer
the two hundred mark. IS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
WILL CONVENE AT BRAINERD

America will hold their nineteenth an
nual national convention at Brainerd
June H. to %, inclusive. According
to an item in the Brainerd Daily Dis
patch, in regard to the convention,
from 500 to 1000 people from all
parts of the United States will visit
the city at that time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12

German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutheran lions congregation, Rev.
F. j. Oehlert, pastor, 400 Third avenue,
northeast. Sunday services, Randall
10 O'Clock forenoon. City services at
! 2:30 D. M.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12

A young heifer belonging to Archie
Rivet was killed by lightning during
the storm Monday night.