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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

SIinois, Sbeilen bon Ntinneiota,
Widigon, Chin, Een%niolpania. ytau
Dort, Connecticut nno Seem Serlep,
IoBt oorouf ihlieBen. oab i'm fommcn-
Den Sabre Ger Sd)aoen bon oen Gn.
gerlingen, oen 2orpcn Der % /.
fGfer. elm iehr GROCER iein miro,
nieIleidt nod CROKER ols im Sabre
1912, no er 'id ouf mebrcre Wiaios
neen Dollars belief. Die Sarmer
fonnen inbeB oieiem Sdoben GINGER
nofen porbeuoen, menn iie ibre
ScIher oielcn SCRIPT uno i'm ndflten
Sriihjahr IN 9cbori9cr @eile bearbei-
ten.
Gs lit gu bcndtcn. boB oieies On
left einen oreii1hriNen &c
b%enspro3eb ourhnlodlt. Safer, Die
i'm Sriihiohr 1914 81 ieben moren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

better ltn0 &ulttplrer, meldes mir ais
cine inteniipe Art Der Id)por5en Son.
mcrbrohe be5etdnen fonnen, miro
abcr nid)t MIR bns ltnfrout GRIND.
lid pernidtet. lonberu 5ugleit) oud)
Die pbpiitolilhe mo d)eniid}e BE.
i%dlofienheit ocs Rooens auf5 oentbdr
Qiinitiglte berbciicrt. SIM nodIten
Sabre ipate 20 ) noer irseno cine
onoere &odfruht angebaut mereen,
Inn ettua bcf) nod entihIupftes I'm
frout nidt bon 9teuem mieoer bod
fommen uno feiten Sub foiien 5u lol-
fen. Gieic Wetbooe ergibt CUTE Vie.
%iultotc nuf lebr noiiem Sonoe uno
i'll iehr fcltdltcn Snbrcn.
Cine on6ere Metbooe. Die gum
ntinoeren ieDr 5ur Sdlpodung ano
in picIen 6ouen dud CUR poult0n
oi1er 8ernidtung oe5 l~lnfrautes
ilihrt, heiteht oarin Dor man elre lcGr
iu,Uig mo 6id)t iDod,ien6e Ied.
pftanSeo nbdui. uin onrunter ods
ltnfraut gu eritlten. AIs iolhe
1cfpiIanJeu eiGnen ii6 Grbien,
BILLET uno 0ori. 9enor inoeiielt
.i-aeno cine bon oieien Gctpflon5en
olt5geiot miro, iogtP porber ans
|Souo in cine m0glidit quite Beihof-
'fenheit iitr eine roihe uno energiihe
Seimun1 1ebraht iperoen. oomit be
GefpilanSen bon pornberein Elm gu.
tes llebercepi6t tefommen un6 nicbi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

men. ST cntlecrcn uno 3uriid5uiteaen.
chne tic 81 5eibooj9eu uno Die Die.
ncn 81 itoren. uno on ous9einIiencr
SONIC elm INNER mebr Qongbdrer
&anheIsortifel miro. oils Mabenbo-
nig. 10 miro oieie Moidine INNER
mcbr in @ebroud] tommen. sumnl es
IL nicl meni9cr fcitet Den 6onlg iiir
oen Wurft 5er5urih ten itn0 man
10 oiel mebr &oniI aus elmer 60
Innie acipinnt, ooB man i'm etma baI6
IL blqig berfarien fam, mie Noben.
bonig, uno bod b~eniclben Grci5 er
3ielt.
Mnn idGBt, 6n5 Die gienen ct
tpa IS 9funO Sonia e~iniommeln
tDnnten, Uobrenb tic 1 Gfuno go.
ben bolten. nnD nerin Der ySoril
ans Der @aben beransge5ogen uer6cn
.tonn. obne re 5lt b~eidobiqen un6 bic
goben Damn in Die Stofe 3uriidaa
lett meroen, 70 fam ma nobe5u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

dlif oen Seloerll mn pcl DER IrDett
beifen muB. Iber es tommen 0Odl
alrh 6une nor, no e5 aeraoe untge'
febrt II uno ooS Iettere 6otlen piel
better ild ntad)t oils eriteres. Gas
fam ntatt namentlid) nldt ielten I'M
ipateren Sbeile bes Sommers boob
oftcn. %eridieoene llrIdhen font
men boiiir in @etraht. Ginmol mer.
Den Damn Die 6liegen iebr loitig uno
nlartern oas iunge Soblen auf Der
@eioe u%nolfborIih: ons lutge Sbier
miro BON Den Glieeen oernrtig in An.
iprud) eenommen, ooB eS gum eigcnt
liden @eiben fmim mcbr 3eit finoet.
@leid5eitig l1Bt Damn in Der 8ceel
oud Der WiIhreihtbum Ger Mutter
Gebeuteno nod, gerooe 81 elmer 3eit
olie, mann bos Soblen oic Wutter-
mild nod om notbmenoigiten Sc
brauht.
I'm Dem NbiuIlcn scr @eibcfob
len norsubclgen, ioIIte mnn III ipl-
dlen 60fen 9euilgeuo gltteS aorner-
~fltter ncbcn DER Mei0c perobrelhell.
3i Dem 3mcdc modt mar ollt Der
gSeioe eineu tleiuen &crihldg Ser
Qeniigeno Roum tur Siittcrunq oGer
6oblcn bet. Sn oieicm on 0eeiQnct
ter STEELE ali ser @eioe lieqenocr
&ccrihlae ooer Stuppcn crridltet
man cincn poIier1cu <rog uit0 filiteri
0orin Den Goblcn etmas @oier un0
&IciGl.
Nm bcitcn lit c&, sen &eridlla0 5ur
Siitteritng Der 6ohlen in ser gt0bt
oes .Stnnoortes" Der 9Sicr0e. no liz
ruben uno Sdut oeaen Die Glieacn
iufen, 81 crridten. Gr loute lid alli
eincm bcionoers abeetbciItcn Stiifc
Der Weibe befinocn, ouf meId)es biz
Gluten iclbit nidt QeIangcn fonnen.
Sod mub Die o~btrennenoe 6en5 Der.
ortig iein, baB Die 6ohlen leift III.
ten ourhpoiliren fonnea.
8obreno man lid, ouf oiele 8ei
ie smor eine u%ngeItorte @eitcrent.
mifIung oes @~eioefoblens out &c.
gen ben Spotlommcr bin Iihert.
mod)t bos I'M Stall geboItene sob.
Zen. oeiien Mlttter ocn 5oQ ilbcr in!
6eIbe orbeitet, in Der Hegel i'm
Spdtiommer oodl pieI before Sc.
mi@ts5unobmen ols oas permanent
int Sreien gelueicne 6obIen. 8as III
erflarlid. g. rllbt mohreno Ger
groBten @ibe 30 Soges mo ser 3eit
Der beftiaiten GIiegenpIage lpobI9e-
bergen I'M fiiblcn, %berounfeIter
~toae uno befommt bort ~rc9eIm1Biq
lcin Suffer. llebcr Hod)t miro &c
5uiammen NIT Der Wrtter Damn ge.
pGbnlif ouf Die @eioe getbon mn
bot bort nun aud genilgeno Nouur
uno 3eit sur 8emequna. >ibm TIM
Ipnit aerooe I'M bIeie 3eit Damn ole
Joftoreu 81 einerl frdftigen, &c
iunoen &odstbnm 9egeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

uebun9 eriennt man itpu oaran, uie Der
3eig ngeaangen@ III. Oh oas Sroo gut su
lperoen peripriht- Sirraui werheu bic
Srooe 9%eiorntt. Mud oieles NH QeIernt
fem. Sc LANCER uno Ie oHnncr lie limb. le
raider baden he ourdl. I'm ons Auf-
iprin9en Der 8rootruits su p%erblnberr.
mulien Die Brpoe uur Dem @iuihieben IN
ben ltart erbiBten Glen nit 9Saiier poer nit
Ne u d beltriden tperoen. Yesteres lit beis
Ter pte init Waler, oa oe &ruife Elm ih0ue.
res, appftitliheres Nusieben bieruoh be-
tonrnt. Ter Srooteig bari nitt ldnaere
,Seit Iteben 9elnliFn meroen ME Tx
Stunoen nab benz 3urftneten, oa er Ionit
ihlllitg miro uno nuseinanberlauft. @e=
baden Tam Broo in iebem nprmoIen Diem
iperoen. bod III rs better oenielbeu niht
NIT 8ohlen, ionoern nit Sols Al heisen.
neil nurh &oblenieuer su leiht cine ,u
bobe 8emper1tur entltebt uno oas Brp0
omit anbrennen iulroe.
5rau 8ertha s. in g, Snb. Orr
probtf &pri t%rifteu sum WaIieroiftmahen
pom Webitofen: u EfuEo Bteisuder.
a Hfuno Nlaun IN hei6em g8aller unier
umriihren null0fen. Wenn oas p%oultduoia
geiheheu 1T, eieBt man bic Niild5una in
einen elmer ooer eineu 3uber lauparmen
&aliers uno riihrt 10 LANCE nm bis cine
grlinolihe Miflhun9 ltnttgeiunoen bat. Sn
oieie Srube le9t man bic aIeioer "a Stuns
ben uno hangt Ie sum 5rpdnen nuf, phne
ne nprber auSSurlnaen. Sebr empfebienss
perth lit aud oas iptgeuoe @~erfabren:
Mtan tpht = unse Saufenbfafe 70
LANCE IN peldem @aiier bis Iun0funa err
foi9t lit. SnSpiifen lott man ia unseu
Glaun in 1 Quart @alier uno a lime
ipeiBe Seiie in l Iint 8aIier. Seoe oieier
~6lliiTateiten leiht man einseIn ourd1 elm
grobes Sudl uno permiiht iie olnn. 8pr
ibrer &eruenoun9 iulrb iie ltart ermdrmt
uno in oieIeri 3ulianbe init etner BirIte
auf Die innere Settle Der aleiber seltriheu.
Nuh oieie Methooe tuebrt benz @inoringeu
oes &alers obne Die DIFFERENTIATION su
hernmen.
8. 8. G. in y. g., &c o. Cine aute
Sau ioIte iolange CUR 8udt beuubt weroeu
ME lie iid ncd) ais eiu autes Hudtthier
austpeiit. Sc LANCER man cine quite Sau
Sur 3uht tpeiier benubt, UNI 10 better fdbrt
man in Der GcgeI babel. Mit iunaen Sduen
1T es sundhit thinner cine mebr poer neni.
ger 5peifelbafte Sate. 9as 9bier mag
nod 10 ifbn uub taoe0ps ausleben, man
iueiB aber nidt mie es iih ole 8ud1ttbier
bewahren iuiro, oh es cine quite uno truht.
bare SHUTTER abgeben tpiro. 9aeeaen bringt
cine 1Itere eau. Die iid ifon oils gutes
9udttbier ausgemieien bat, nidlt III fat
regeintaBlg cineu 9roben Gas 6ertel, ious
bern 5iebt iie auh gut auf. Geltere Saue
brlngen init INN er grpBere uno fdmerere.
oIio trdftisere fSe;teI sur 0elt. Gdue. Die
i'm einen Sabre einen euten Sap s5eriei
werfen IuO sroBsiehen, i'm ndditeu Sabre
nber nur uenia 5erteI eruBbriusen, ioIteH
nitt nletr, utiI nnSuuerIdfiis sur 8uht.
tuelter benust lueroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30
Dos RusroHen pom

trh ole Grfinoung
0es r~erdusneb
mcnoen VI a b.
III c II : lln6 Der
2 h c D c r
M q II II c III
Der @iencnjudl
ter in ben Stnno
geiett. Die hi;
Honie qefuulen
@oben aus DEM
Et0d ALI entfer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30
Sittterun9 sen SOFTEN
ouf ser 2Setoe.

ltltge Nferoe. eitl
6ohlen. oos 5ii.
ianmen init lei
ner Dtutter our
Der @eioe gebt,
miro inl Aaee-
nleincn better &c
6eiben OILS cin
iolde9. 6elien
SHUTTER todsilDer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

Rnffiniert. 1ieuer GU
einem on0ern): rNo. mein neusr
SER, Ons lit Dir dber Elm @ei8tras
an!! Wsrn ih bel oem Wein
i'm Seller bole. od itellt er IiA sur
ReIlerture, uno i'd muB, Iolangs td
i'm Seller bin - iingen."
0ioerfRru6. Sat: sic,
SER 0ber. bic aIsinbsit Sbrer 4Sor'
tioneu nimmt ia tolo6dle 9tmsn=
Itonen an"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

ae9eu 6os 2idt. nm ben Nonig 5t
'crtiren. Der meiBe miro 5iterit aus.
qe3o9en, "ann her gelbe uno 5nlett
Der ollntle. Iie Ieeren &oben mer-
oen IN Dos @ienenbouS qetrogen uno
nnhoem ire bon oen Niencn qerejniat
iin6. his sum 6%rithjobr mcggcitopelt.
no tic naun iiit bic St0fe I'M ,Srcien
teluBt mer0cl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

/ ibrem @rfolge
miro Die Nernih
tung BON Gucda
mo G%unooooiitel
lpeiattlih ourh
ben Gbarofter
hes 8ooens uno
Die flimutiihGl
8erboltniiie be
oingt; bieieI
Taftoren itno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

IS 5nblreihe Gr
ifeinen oeS &c
flbrIidcu Mai
fafers in bielell
%ltnicrer Staoten
i'm n%erfloiicncIl
6rilbjobr, belon-
bers irt norooit'
liben Soma, iilo-
lld)en @isconlut
uno 1tGroltdclt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

c folihen &ore
urtbeile gcgen
Ole @erfiitterullg
bon Silngc, hic
MIR Der gon3li=
den l%lnfenntniB
itbcr oos Meien
mo oie @eihuf
fcnbeit Der Siln.
&c ibrcn llr-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30
23rtefRa fen oes Sanoraf6s.

gm 9MhwnbhT bMMde @nmpum u bier budtmupfb mmnwnt gsm MrQ abnnhm tah mt
arm tbm pas n w6 nj n hu smmubnm.s m sur se hu um BAT r babel bic rumtdf mmdrg
MnbaN Der Ommhn 6hht uufur nu CANT wrtb 6aHs 8uG. elmer Der dRnMm x amn 2ams
Gnmpnt 3udrfnm Mu mnh ndMht gbKe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

AK III. <c- III r. u " 2cE SuulltEs
ihtpuno lam ourd uerltieoene llriadeH
h~trhei9etihrt lem uno nur Elm 5hierarst
oernog an Srt uno Stele Hatb At erthei.
len. SieleIdt lIeat lleberarbeituna, piels
letht Srtaltung Sugrunoe. SIM a~leenieis
men laBt I'D, aegen oas llebel penig thun.
Soutomnene 3uhe if erite Seoinauna. "a
es lih in 9hrem Sale um elm Siulen baus
belt. 10 ut Spnnung porbanoen eaB lines
I'M Saufe Der 3eit gehoben piro.
Guo. 8. in g., 81. So. gar maHdher
Hfirlth : hno %flaumenbau 9ebt
am O Ii mifIuB 5usrunoe. es 1T Der
Gait Der Saurfe, Der an elmer perleBter
STEELE Der &inoe une oes Solses berppr.
trltt uno uuter Der @inpirtuns Der Quft be
%braune, gunimiartl9e Walie erhdrtet. Sino
oererli9e Stenen Sablreidl an einem Baume,
10 erhdit er alsbalo Elm trdnteInoes, ihuah.
Iihes Nuslehen in Sl1ttern uno Bliitben:
eerineere 6rudtbarfeit uno tleine, pielfah
pertrnppeIte 5riidte iino Die peitere Solae.
Ter 9ummliluB 1T tets bic Solse iraeno
elmer Werfesung ourh StpB poer
Shldg, defenders aber ourh 8obrfdfer.
9ieie MAIDEN nur ileine yDher, fiibren
bieie dber bis ms Marf Der 8dume uno
beoeutet Der SaftausHu6 aus bieien Stelen
oesbulb cine ltnrte g t NJ dtung Der
Sdlime. Seilung Der SdobItefen fnbrt
man herbel burt oorlittIaes @blDien Der
@uinminaIie. mpbei Die GInoe m0alihlt
penl9 beiddoi9t pereen bari; bann Iutt
man oas SubrIoh auf uno fihrt in oas-
lelhe Der 9ar5en Sdn9e uot einen Iii.
henoen 9rGbt Elm. S1tduf piro Die
8inoenitele gut nit @iiie Ooer audi nit
Sdnilerletfe aus9erieben uno oann nit
Saumpads oerltrihen. I'm bic Bpbruir.
ner pou ben Saumen absubaIten, bebedt
man bic @roe rlngsum ben Stamm mi
eineHt u fenrtng. Soi5aite ei9Het iin
bier5u am beiten, bod Tam aud Steinlob'
Ienalhe perpenoet werben. 9ieie muiien
I'M HaGfe oes Sommers ofters erueuert
ipfroeu. Tidter &aieu unter ben Bdumen
eniSiebt oieien Jeuhtigteit uno Nabruna
uno biI6et AUDI einen ShlupfpinfeI fir Die
8ohrtdfer. go empfehlt es It'd, oas Orb.
reid unter ben SbItbdumeu rein uno
lpder Sd balten.
SRI. NJ. 8. in g., Mo. Gent.
9urten. Die eroBen geiben @urten iper.
ben in befanuter sSeiie bergeriftet, gelddlt,
balbirt, nit iilbernem 2offeI auSgeihnbt
uno in Streifeu seidnitten. Damn beitreut
man iie nit Sais, ihtuentt Tie tagsiiber
einise Nale UNI uuo le9t lie AM glbene auf
@is. Gin Stid @is miro in Elm Raiht6rb'
den seleet uuo bieieS ihwebenb iiber Elm
@efdB sebdnst, oaB oas @iswnNer ablaufen
fam. Nuf oas els Iest man bic @urteu, in
elm reines 9ud einaeIhlasen. Hun Iest
mon iie NIT benz nEthisen @spiira elm;
9anSe SenftDrner, Elm finserIanses Stlds
den Meerretiig in feline Sheibhen ser.
Itnitten, etiuas gitruson. einise 8Idttden
Musintblitbe. tueiBe 8feferiDrner. einise
Hclteu, BON oeuen man bic &opfheu aus.
bridt, ierner bic Samentbpfe oes Din, nidt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-30

: 2%eiitungs-
fdbigfeit, 0e.
iunobelt lln0 0e.
bramh $ . q II.
er bangt i'll er.
tier Si1ie BON
elmer guten ltllo
I o g I d l.
gen itno liebe-
pollen @ebano-
luna oerielbeli
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20
BOARD J Of EDUCATION'MEET|Nc
r. w. DOBBYN REFLECTED SV
d PERINTENDENT AT SPECIAL
SESSION SATURDAY NIGHT

The board Of education Geld spec
ial meeting at the high school Satur-
day evening, with all memb~rs pres
ent except John Wetzel.
Vim. II. Bastien appeared before
the board, asking that the city band
be granted the use Of the high school
auditorium for concert in he near
future. His request was granted, the
band to pay the cost Of the janitor
and fuel for that evening.
The report Of Edward Skibness,
manual training instructor, with =
check for ,$66.23, was accepted.
F.. w. Dobbyn was reelected super
intendent Of the city schools for an
other year at an annual salary of
$2,100. High school and grade teach
'ers were selected as follows:
High School
G. r. Wilcox, salary $1,000 for year.
Miss Donna Lycan, salary $85 per
month.
Miss Mary Clark, salary $S5 per
month.
Miss Gala NJ. Kendall, salary $85
per month.
Miss Edith Current, salary $75 per
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

: In watches carry large line from the humble
Ingerso watch at $1.oo, $150 and $780, the New Eng
So So the Excelsior at $ 50 aud $400 the Equity at
$500, to the Hampden Egin Waltham and Hamilton in
Dueber Boss, Crescent and r: Wood cases, which
have from 500 to 10000. 80 >.> .i..>.>
In chains fobs, bracelets and broochesof Diapers,
hgney, A. q. and Simmons and other standard makes.
s. In silverware the Rogers Bros l847 the Knicker-
e booker aud the Gorham. ( 80 r i = =. .:
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20
COMMERCIAL Club MEETING
HELD MONDAY N1GHT-INsUR.
ANCE RATES DISCUssED-A
LARGER MEMBERSHIP

The Commercial club met in regu-
lar monthly session at the city hall
Monday evening. Although the at
tendance was small the meeting was
very enthusiastic. = :. ~..5.
The committee on the banquet which
was held Wednesday night was given
full charge. -,
The bills of A. H. Vernon for SER
vices during 1913 and r. B. Millard
for stationery and stamps were al
lowed. /.
. The matte of disposing Of the
chairs and furniture Of the club was
taken up, but was left to the direc-
tors as to what should be done with
them. i l.. T.. .. - .-.s
8. G. Vasaly and L. L. Harris were
appointed as committee to confer
with the postmaster in the matter of
relieving the city mail carriers of the
extra burden Of carrying parcel post
packages. . :: ..
The insurance rate question was
taken up and discussed by the men,
bers and letter to the First: National
bank agency was read. Geo. Emder,
fire chief, mentioned some Of the
causes of higher rates in this city,
saying that in many business blocks
the waste paper is allowed to accumu-
late and that the electric wiring is
very poor in a number Of buildings.
T.. c. Gordon and Chas. Sylvester
We're appointed on committee to in
vestigate the insurance rate in this
city and make report.
The club decided to give another
banquet in April. The president was
authorized to appoint a committee on
were instructed to select a program
and arrange for speakers.
The secretary announced that in re-
sponse to the letters sent out he has
received dues for 1914 from about IS.
An effort will be made to swell the
membership to 100 and all the men,
bers have been urged to work with
that end in view.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20
EI.K8 ELECT z

The local Elks lodge met at their
hall Thursday evening Of last week
and elected officers for the ensuing
year. It was also decided to get q
class of about twenty candidates for
initiation at the first meeting in
May. The officers elected were as
follows:
Exalted ru]er-Chas. Sylvester.
Esteemed leading knight-John
Esteemed loyal knight-Harry Hal:
seth.
Esteemed lecturing knight-Ed
Loucks. g.
Secretary-N. J. Peterson.
Treasurer-D. X. Harting.
|, Tiler-Geo. H. Peterson.
Trustee-Geo. Emder.
Representative to grand lodge-Dr.
s. r. FOrtier.
ALTERNATELY. H. Dewey.
Delegate to state convention-Dr. j.
B. Hoist. 81,
Alternate-H. w. Venners.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

month. s.=z' s Il
Miss Abba Richard, salary $50 per
month. ~ :
Miss Alice Grandstrand, salary $50
for 10. mohths.
Henry Swanson, salary 500 per
month.
NJ. w. Zipoy, salary $l15 per month.
Edward Skibness, salary 800 per
month.
A. M. Baker, salary $50 per month.
j. s. Klinka, salary $500 for year
and extra 5000 for travelling expenses.
Grade
-Lura L. Rogers.
Eva L. Farnham.
OFpha F. Ritchie.
Edna M. Harkens.
Ethel Duryee.
Beatrice Finn,
Alma Sander.
Ruby Griebler.
Loretta M. Carney.
Vivian Dwyer.
Melissa Ryan.
Nellie Andrews.
Valdina Skjeveland.
Clara Peterson.
Ruth Morrill,.
Myrtle Olson.
Ina Powell.
Mary Nelson.
Beatrice Sitter.
Helen Hirt.
Jane Rogers.
Constance Winnings.
Lillian Becker.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

Brainerd Dispatch (13): DR.. and
Mrs. A. w. Ide entertained on
Wednesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Weyerhaeuser, Of Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weyerhaeuser returned
to Little Falls in their car.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

Brainerd Dispatch (13): Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph J. Vadnais have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Firnstahl,
of Little Falls. Messrs. Vadnais and
Firnstahl are associated in the gro
Gerry business, having stores at Brain
erd and Little Falls. ~
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

M. M. Martinson, formerly of this
city but now resident of Minnea-
polls, was in the city on business Sat-
urday. Mr.. Martinson is connected
with the Minnesota Anti-Saloon
league.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

John Swanson and family arrived
Saturday from Iona, in the southern
part Of the state, and have located on
a farm about two miles north of this
city on the Belle Prairie road.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

Chief f-of-police Larson has purchased
the house on West Broadway just west
of the Antlers hotel, from c. A. Lind.
bergh. He expects to occupy the
house next month.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

Mrs. Jas. Gordon entertained the
members Of the Kensington Embroid
cry club at her home Saturday.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

VIM. Putnam has taken position
as assistant book-keeper in the office
Of the Transcript Pub. Co. -
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20
OUR SOLID GOLD RINGS

In solid gold rings (thia is our pet ine) We have
osby 8 Barton three ": w. and +; Wood Sons
~ |t- i@}Js2t:n4
REMEMB%ER % Remember YOU cannot buya plated or
filled ring from us. WHY? We never have and We
never viii have them on sale. They must be good
solid gold OF they don't 60 here. II y o"1: ~ "
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20
BRAINERD ELKs MAY BUILD

The Brainerd Elks contemplate The
erection Of a four,story HON in the
near future, is the statement given
out by the Brainerd. Dispatch. II is
said that $4,000 has already been
pledged. The first floor of the propos-
ed building will be made into store
rooms, the second floor. for profession
al offices. and the third and fourth for
the Elks rooms. The Elks also con-
template the installation of a modern
elevator in the building in event of its
erection, this elevator to be in CON
stant use.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20
MUSICAL Art CLUB

The Musical Art club gave its first
evening program of the season at the
high school auditorium Friday evet
ming, which the public took advantage
of. S.
The program which was pronounced
one of the best this season was carried
out by Mrs. G. A. Weyerhaeuser and
Mrs. Esther VOL. Mrs. Weyerhaeus-
er is a singer Of much capability and
her numbers were very pleasing. Mrs..
VOLTS selections on the piano were
also we'll received. Miss Maybelle
Brannen as accompanist for Mrs:
Weyerhaeuser acquitted herself in, =,
very creditable manner. ~;
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

Try a Herald "want" ad.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

DOBBYN ELECTED PRESIDENT
At the annual convention of the
Central Minnesota Educational asso-
citation at St. Clo~,i last week. Supt
F. W. Dobbyn Of this city was elected
president for the ensuing year.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-20

In the Hull, interchangeable and detachable handle
have good umbrella. !. j. =: :.......+ ....:
= In solid sterling silver we have Simpson, Hall g.
Hitler, the Alvin and the Gorham. e:42::. r.*
In china the celebrated stoufsrs real hand painted
In tglas, the we'll known Libbey real cut glass
In fountain pens Of the beleaders the conklin
fart ~ "~z'#t 9 %E@E 3:owo OF Eri@&d 4&zst
In clocks the Sessions, the 1ngraham, New Haven
the Gilbert and the Seth Thomas. ~ t@83# -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-05
SIX MEN ARE BURNED
IN "a NEW Dirk 81 r.
While Most ofsForty Men Who
Are Saved Are Carried to
Street by Firemsn.
a. Assectarsi, saEsss

NEW YORK, Nov. s.. Six men
we're burned to death in fire which
swept through a four story lodging
house this morning. Fifty men were
sleeping in the structure when the
firc was discovered Firemen made
many thrilling rescues. A score Of
sleepers were overcome in bed.
The bodies Of the men who perish
ed were found ON, the bed springs.
More than a dozen unconscious men
we're carried down the fire escape and
extension ladders. Fifteen paniclsy
men on the top door were quieted by
flremen and they. crawled along a
marrow ledge to a window of an adj
Joining building. Others from this
floor and the one beneath were car
lried down extension ladders.
Within thirty minutes the fire was
out. The origin was attributed to a
store room on the second floor which
contained benzine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-05
new STORE
To 0pen5in the Prunty Building.
and viii Retail at Whole
sale Prices.

The we'll known wholesale con-
Germ, the National Garment Company,
of New York City, has added another.
link to it, long chain of stores and
has leased q room In the Prunty
building. next door to the d. NJ. Og-
den Company store for the purpose
OF conducting a most popular price
and up-to-date store OF, 10 t.es' and
ready to wear garments,
consisting Of coats, suits; skirts,
waists. dresses and turs. The great
success that this large wholesale con-
Germ has made Is due to the fact that
It sells direct from its wholesale
house to the consumery thereby saw
ing consumers the middle mans
profit; In other words It :retafls at
prices IS ID e. only Gons
Germ in this inn III ia country,
from which eaeh ana every. woman
can buy goods IL wholesale prices.
A. II. Cummings, formerly! Of this
city, who has been connected with
the. concern two years, is in the city
in connection with the lease and he
will manage the new store.
Mrs. DeForrest will occupy a part
of this room with her famous mil
linery which Is known all over this
country as being the Vest. She VIII
have a bigger %ld better line than
ever before. She will also continue
her store in the Lockwood building.