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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
the roll was called, however.

the roll was called, however.
Alderman Hall said that he was in
favor of an ordinance which would au-
tomatically remove inactive fremen
from the department but thought that
especially the old members should have
access to some benefits after being
dropped.
In the meanwhile the city attorney
had drawn up an ordinance to replace
the resolution introduced by Bell. The
ordinance was given its first reading
and unanimously passed and was then
put upon it's final passage, with the
same result. :.
Bills allowed:
General
Isaac LaFond, street commits
sioner's pay roll ........... 1926. 80
Water Power Co., hydrant rent $50. 90
Water Power Co., street light
ing, etc. 4S7 10
T. H: Dewey, blankets for city
Electric Shop, lamp, city hall :ss
Morrison County Lumber Co.,
wood for city hall ........ 200
Pantzke Bros, Mdse. for city
hall .............. .... 4.45
VIM. Tonn, drayage ......... 100
West Side Fuel Co., weigh tkts. 11.85
Merchants State Bank, ms. for
library ........... ........ 1880
Geo. Gerritz, justice fees. go. 1865
J: w. Hatch, constable services As
Herald Printing Co., publishing
notice ....... ......... 1.25
First National Bank, ibr'y ins. 81
VIM. Hang, chief Of police, l.
pair hand cuffs ............ 7.30
Walter s. Booth Co., supplies
[ for city clerk ............ 400
Louis F. Dow Co., register Of
order expenditures .......... 1925
Estate of Frank Armstrong,
board Of city prisoners. ...... 31.00
Fire
Hose CO. No. 1, services. ...... 1900
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

Friends will be glad to know that
John Hinder is able to be around
again, after having been confined to
st. Gabriel's hospital for several
months as the result Of an injury
which he sustained while out hunting.
The bolt from high power rifle few
out Of place as the cartridge was ex-
ploded and struck him in the face, in
ficting an ugly cash.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
LITTLE FALLS HOUSE ON FIRE

LITTLE FALLS HOUSE ON FIRE
The fire department was called out
just before o'clock yesterday after
noon, the Little Falls House being on
fire. The blaze seems to have started
in the basement under the kitchen, but
the cause is unknown. The fire work
ed it's way up into the second and third
story Of the main building, but the
department put it out before it gain
ed much headway. The loss by fire
and water is not large, ~, s.,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
PUPILS GET LETTERS FROM
SCOTCH CHILDREN

Children attending the B sixth
grade in the Central building are in
receipt Of letters from students of
ther ages attending the Bellahauston
Academy at Glasgow, Scotland, in ans
wer to letters written to them some
time ago. The letters are written the
same as others, the children using their
own ideas and thoughts, but they IRE
written in the school rooms, under the
supervision of the teacher, who looks
them over for grammatical errors or
mispe1led words. An interesting part Of
the letters from the Scotch children is
the very plain and readable writing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
lIbRARY'S TENTH ANNIVERSARY
TO BE CELEBRATED TUESDAY
WITH PROGRAM AND IN
FORMAL RECEPTION

Ten years have elapsed since the city
library was moved into the building
which it now occupies, and the occa-
sion will be fttingly celebrated next
Tuesday evening by program and in
formal reception, to be held at the
building. The program will begin at
O'Clock sharp. The affair will be Of
a public nature but owing to the linn
tied space at the library the students
and children are not expected to take
advantage Of the invitation. The IL
brary board is desirous that the cele-
bration shall be success and hopes
that no other entertainments will be
given on that evening.
A very interesting program of short
speeches has been arranged and to add
to the pleasure Of the evening Bas-
TIM orchestra has been secured to rem
der Jew selections at 7:45. The pro-
gram will be carried out in the library
proper but the reception will be held
in the parlors. No books will be is
sued on that evening.
The ladies of the library board, who
have charge OF the arrangements, have
been fortunate in securing the promise
of Miss Clara F. Baldwin Of Minnea-
polls, secretary of the state library
commission, that she will be present.
She will give talk OH can Efficient
Library.' Miss Baldwin is very well
acquainted with library work and has
been Of great assistance in raising the
standards Of the public library.
Miss Elaine Ruth will sing two
groups of songs at the reception end
Miss Eoella Duclos will render several
piano selections.
Following is the program:
Greeting-S. G. Vasa]y, President Lii
brary Board.
The Liorary's Relation to the City
8. g. Vasaly, president Of Library
Board.
Relation Of City Government to the
Library-Mayor G. NJ. A. Fortier.
The Library from A Citizens or
Taxpayers Viewpoint-E. F. Shaw,
History Of the Little Falls Library
Mrs. c.. II. Brown.
The Business End Of the Library
Miss Sadie Fuller.
The Efficient Library-Miss Clara F.
Baldwin, secretary State Library
Commission.
The Possibilities Of Our Library
Mrs. L. D. Brown.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
SCHOOL BOARD HELD MEETING
EXTENDED THANKS TO HIGH
STUDENTS FOR FINANCIAL AID
BILLS ALLOWED

The board of education held regu-
lar monthly meeting at the high school
Wednesday afternoon, T. c. Gordon,
G. w. Massy, S. c. Vasaly, Carl Bo-
lander, John Wetzel, L. +. Richard be-
ing present.
Agricultural Instructor w. H.
Gustafson 3 report with q check for
$49.OS attached was accepted.
The following resolution was passed
by the board:
"Whereas the students OF the Little
Falls high school have raised over one
hundred dollars with which they pur-
chased song books for the high school,
and whereas they have :lso raised
over hundred dollars for the curtain
and scenery fund; Be it Resolved that
we, the board of education, in behalf
Of of the district, extend to them a
vote Of thanks for their financial aid
and praiseworthy eforts.''
Bills allowed:
Verne Novak, work on school
IATm ........... .UU
Oscar Renne, work Oh school
farm ............ ........ .5U
W. H. Gustafson, paid for work
on farm .................. 2.75
w. H. Gustafson, stamps and
material ......... ........ 3.l3
T. J. Mathieson, livery and ex-
tension work ............. so
- fh11r
trip ........... .......... 100
desks ............ ........ 119. .OO
Water Power Co., light for Gen.
trail, Hawthorne and Colum-
bia buildings .............. 4.70
Water Power Co., light, power
and water for high school,. Al. 81
Electric Shop, supplies and Ia
Dor ...... ....... 2.27
Northern Machinery Co., saw
guard ......... $500
NJ. E. Barnes, lumber. ........ 1856
Morrison County Lumber Co.,
umoer ....:..... ..:...... $50
Drellack Ice Co., ice for de-
mestic science department.. AS
Walter Litke, washing curtains 1.7s
r. M. Leblanc, washing cur
talns. ......... ........... .9l
!! Sam Trebby, insurance ....... S7.5(
G.. w. Massy, insurance. ..... 63. o;
Transcript Pub. Co., printing. IS sc
Brown IS Dray Line, drayage.. 81
Muncy's Transfer Line, freight
and drayage .............. 1879;
Firnstahl & Vadnais Co, soap
L. E. Richard, stamps. IS. IS
and oil ...............:.. 4.7;
Chas. H. Brown, laboratory sup
pies ......... .:....... LOT
Specially Mfg. Co., weed seed
cases ............ ........ 2.3t
Remington typewriter Co., sup
Adams Hardware Co., hardware
for manual training Dept. 10. 81
w. H. Ryan, hardware for
manual training Dept. .. y 3:
Warner Hardware Co., hard
ware for manual training
! DOpIs 90
Monarch Elevator Co., coal. . 217 81
w. H. Ryan, coal ............ 2O4. i
Julius Jetka, coal ..... 637 1
N. w. Tel. Ex. Co., tolls and
Henry Holt s Co., books: ... So So 2,
Charles Schribner's Sons, books 81
World Book Co., books. .... SO
D. Appleton & Co., books. go. 81
D. C. Heath &, Co., books. ... 1913
GREGG Pub. Co., books. ....... 2l.7
MACMILLAN Co., books ...... 51.3
Breeders Gazette, books. ..... 2.s
CHM & Co., books. ks........... III
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
County Option Bill
Passed Senate

The county option bill passed the
senate late yesterday afternoon by a
vote Of Sc to 81. The same bill has
been introduced in the house and it
is likely that it will pass there also
as the majority Of the house are
pledged to a county option measure.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

VIM. A. Butler was in the city the
first Of the week, and during his stay,
took his mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Butler, to
St. Gabriel's hospital, where she will
make her home. the remainder Of the
winter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

~, p. J. Gau was in the city from Gran
ite Wednesday, disposing Of guam
tity Of alsike clover seed here. While
here he also had his farm registered
as the ';Granite City Stock Farm.''
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
MAY BE sENTENcED TOMORROW

Joseph Jeshinski, forger and Albert
II. Bell, burglar and jailbreaker, who
are now in the county Jail here, have
decided to plead guilty to the charges
preferred against them and special
term of district court may be held
here tomorrow afternoon for that pur-
pose. Judge Roeser is now in Moor
head but may return home tomorrow
and in such event will stop here and
sentence the men, should they plead
guilty.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

Irwin Cornwen returned Wednesday
evening from visit at his home at
Hudson, Wis, and incidentally took in
the GibbonsiMurray boxing contest.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

Loiel Ryan of Marble is in the city
and will have charge Of his father 8
hardware store while he and Mrs. Ry-
an take trip to. California. They
leave Sunday. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
GET GERMAN TRAVELLING IL
BRARY

A German travelling library of %
books has been received at the local
library and has been placed on the
shelves for the benefit Of patrons who
desire reading material in this Ian
guage.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

Arthur LaFond has returned from
Minneapolis with a new model C-37 five
passenger Buick automobile, which he
will use as a dem0nstrator.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

A number of friends of Miss Dor:
othy Merchant surprised her at her
home Tuesday evening, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent at games.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
P|CkUPS LOSE TO TROY TEAM
GAME WAS ONE SIDED BUT PLAY
ING OF VISITORS WONDER
I FUI-sCORE 60-N

Local basketball fans were given a
real treat Monday night when the fast
Troy, N. Y, team played a local pick
up team at the city gymnasium. The
Troy team won by score of 60 to 81.
The attendance was poor, due proba-
bly, to the fact that the game was
scheduled on very short notice.
Although the score would indicate
that the game was one-sided, the game
was interesting sas the work of the Wis
itors was wonderful. Their team work
was so perfect that several times the
local boys saw no trace Of the ball un-
til it had been netted.
The local boys, however, are ~roud
Of the showing they made without
previous practice. AS it was they
scored a larger number Of noints off
the visitors than several other teams
which have met the Troys, including
the Ascensions Of Minneapolis, who
scored but 21 points in game with
them.
Victor Brannen and Levine for the
locals secured three field baskets each
and Meyers made two free throws.
Ipglis and Haggerty were the big point
getters for the visitors, the former
scoring twelve field baskets a. :! ne
latter eight.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

Mrs. L. II. Simcox went to Minnea-
polls yesterday to be present at the
play "a Fair Co-ed," musical COM
edy which was given at the Y. M. G.
A: auditorium last evening by the
Pillsbury House club. Arthur Choun-
ard, a son. Of Mrs. simcox, took part in
the play.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

NJ. and Mrs. W. II. Ryan leave SIM
day for California. Their trip will in
clude a visit at Los Angeles and At
San Diego, where the San Diego *.
position is now being held.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

Spirit J. Vasaly, the optometrist, has
had an electric sign erected in front
Of his place Of business on Broadway.
The sign consists of a fancy steel frame
on which the mounted large oval shap-
ed globes, bearing the advertisement.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
MEETING OF COUNTY DADS
CHANGE IN STATE ROAD NO. 8
MAD+BuIS AL
LOWED - -.@

monthly meeting Tuesday, with all
members present. =-.>.~
Fee statements Of Barnes, Bergheim
and Viechorek were duly approved.
Hearing was granted on petition for
public ditch in the town Of Elm Dale.
Final hearing on petition of NJ. J.
Salitros to be set off from Dist. 1876
to Dist. % was taken up and petition
was rejected. =
The following resolution was pass
ed:
Whereas, that part Of state road No.
hereinafter described, has hereto
fore been duly established, and the
board deems it advisable to change a
part of said state road No. 8, when so
changed to run as follows:
Beginning at north corporate limits
Of the village Of Pierz, between Sec
tion 81 and 35, township Al, range 80,
Morrison county, Minnesota, thence
north between sections 81 and 35, 26E
and 81, % and 2S, thence east on the
section line between section IL and %,
13 and 24, thence north on the range
line between sections IL and 18,
thence east on section line betw4en
sections and IS, 8 and II, 9 and 16,
to the one-quarter post between Sec
tions 10 and Is, township Al, range 20,
to interesect with old road.
The following abatements were al
lowed: Theodore Thielen and John
Sobiech. The following abatenents
were rejected: Theodore Theilen and
Thos. Hyson. Abatement Of E. V.
Wetzel was laid over.
The revised plat Of Upsala was ap-
proved.
Bills allowed:
D. NJ. Cameron, expense acct. s $50
S. E. Belts, repairing adding
machine and typewriter go. $50
Miller-Davis Printing Co., sup
plies .38
Northfield Iron Co., culverts... 27.36
Herald Printing Co., supplies 1000
N. w. Tel. Ex. Co., tolls. 22.40
Miller-Davis Pig. Co., supplies 1928
Frank Renick, postage ...... 1000
Town Of Buckman, infectious
O1SeaSe 4.oA
Merchants State Bank, county
treasurer 8 bond ........... 74o. 90
and freight .:.:.:........:. 17.8s
Transcript Pub. Co., supplies. $3.50
Frank <. Bastien, recording.
bonds . q. az
Paul Felix, EXPENSE account. 102 4S
Frank x. Batien, postage and
recording papers 20. 80
Phil s. Randall, justice fees,.. 5.55
G. H. Werner, Justice fees. 600
Geo. Gerritz, Justice fees ..... $50
Paul Felix. board Of prisoners. SO. 90
Fritz Cross Co., supplies. ...... 84.24
Louis F.. Dow Co., supplies. :. j.. 1892
road No. 200
!! Jas. Janochke, work on county ~v7
ROAD ...::: ,::::::::: 1850
w. H. Loomis, livery for es-
A. 'i5 J. Fem, engineers expense @ 100 100
A. C. Waller, helping engineer. 1900
Stewart Oliver, helping eng. 600
Wesley Waller, helping eng. 500
Harold Balm, helping eng..... 800
Edwin Ward, helping eng. go. 5000
E. F. Shaw, taking testimony. ITO
H. Gassert, mileage and commit
tee work ....:............. 1920
F. H. Lakin, mileage ......... 2.60
H. Vapslow, mileage ........ $50
A. Herum, mileage and commit ...
tee work 1920
The bill of city of Little Falls for
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

Substitutes-Tomelty for Y. Bran
nen, Meyers for Levine, R. Brannen
for Lewis, Belanger for Clark, Graham
for Dunphy, Wachter for Muller. Field
baskets-V. Brannen 3, Levine 3, Lev
is, r. Brannen 2, Clark, Muller Z, In
glis 12, Leary 5, Suils 2, Haggerty s.
Free throws-V. Brannen, Meyers 2,
Inglis. Referee, Swanson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
DIED

G. A. Blomquist passed away Mon
day noon at his home on the West side
at an age Of 81 years. Death was due
to Bright's disease and chronic bron-
chitis, from which he had suffered for
several weeks.
Deceased had been a farmer in Oar
ling until few years ago, when he
disposed Of his farm there and moved
to this city with his family. He has
since been employed with tho Pine
Tree Mfg. Co. He is survived by
wife and daughter.
The funeral will be held from the
home this afternoon. Internent will
be in the Oakland cemetery.
The 3-months- old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Doucette OF Ripley pass
ed away Wednesday evening at tho
home Of J. Fournier on Sixth street
northeast, Little Falls. Death was due
to pneumonia. -..
The funeral will be held from the
Church Of the Holy Family, Belle Prai-
rie, this morning at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment will be in the church cemetery.
Richard Wojcieehowski, aged one
month and seven days, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Wojciechovvski Of Flens-
burg, passed away at. his homo Tines
day from broncho pneumonia. The
funeral was held at F1ensburg yester-
day. 2 ...s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05

The bill of city of Little Falls for
street sprinkling, $142.92, was reject
| ed.
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Gelc6icls Brot.

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Ano6enmeid1e Jun9er
96meiue.

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6ertcI lpcroen itejf tic licqen ichr
oicl mo geben nm red)t lltBcrn,
ga ibnel lcoe GciUcIltn9 uabebdgen
~ucruriQdlt. Nm Der 8clenfeu itcl.
len it'd Observation-Disclosures ell;
sic Stnodlel berDlc1en ith luno 6
crltitelen pertrilmu;te @eiEe. 4ud)
Der 9iitdcn tam iif ieitIId) nerbte.
lelt ooer nah ltltcu ~ientcu. Bel
ldrgercr 1auer Scr 2raufbelt per
idnulttoet Der Appttit. sic CGIcre
mogern nb. Die 6out f0r5t it'd,
grau lttio eridleiut tets idluuGi
Ridt ielten ~ltelel ltb i'm peiteren
Gcrloiif 0urdfala Elm. bic ,5erfeI
ocbeil enoIit al A~b5ebrung gu
@rum0e. 8ci Der 9|cbon0lung 0es
llehel5 beobodltc moH ioigeuoe
RobHohmen: Yieu Qebe Den 1gie
rem Gjcrltcuidrot 0uicridrot, uno
}ipor entlueoer IN gcf 'd]tcun oocr
ae00uIptcn 3uYt0aas fecuer wa
gernlildi uiu. 'aGen Die 3blere
niet aarioffein ert -tan. oan1t tur}t
MON oie manifestations mo qilt
L. HE e. Er Kr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06
&no6enfutter fir 9u6ner.

4u5gabe cine ioIde, Die it'd, DteIiad)
lobnt. Die Grfobrung hot gelebrt,
ooB oaS 6ilttern Ger @iibner nit fri-
ldenl 9nodenmehl in oelt Minternlo-
nnten eineu I'M 50 9}ro3ent b0beren
Grtrog an Giern 9ibt, uIs ipelln otc.
Ter 6uttcrSlIot 81 oenl iibIifetWtaiS-
ooer ionitigelt getreioetutter untcr-
bGetbt. Sn Den Snmnerntonoten
fona man getroit BON bieier Sitter
unQ5urt dbIebeu, ou dlsoann oie0iih.
ner. 5ulual luenn lie frei berumlauien
gcitigeno Safer. &aipeil mo @itr.
ltter fInoen, meld)e Oas &nohenflttter
erieben. Die ein3ige grobere Nus.
Iage. ineId)e Dent @iibter5lld,tcr bel
Der @efOIgung 0icies Hotbe* eripGdit
ut Die fur Der 9%llltulii elmer &nohcn-
mlIble. bod bel cineln einiQermafen
onlcfuliden @ithnerbeitouO miro Ole
ie AIt$ln1e ihon had Nblouf eines
Mllternt0nats ourdl Sen erb0ht0t
@icrertraa einqebradt icin. llebri.