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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
MONTANA FARM LAND

IIesten e begyndt her Montana, der err sbr Eftesperpsef efter Land IL
grsten. der bdyer heset her, far Montan4s Farmere III at smile IL eS' a.
ton" Land. alt fenced crossed fenced. med nindre ITs 90 stall ay 20
Acres beiste Farm Land og Rssten Grasgange med Bromide. 1amarsef Vand
god Gresnfng, rgeig Kl. Vii sege ienne section. Ays Ogertag-fs = kn Ike
straks for S5 pr. Acre men maa have hee Be- sbt kontant udbTaff bette sr
Godtksb. da alt tnsteiende Land salges til den dobbete Pfs
800 Acres dyrket Farm. 100 Acres med Az. ne Bygninger V43rna1a
Nandbeholder qg Bromide pai g zesgangene; fenced crossed fenced ps ss
pr. Acre, lete Afbetainger Resten pa lang It'd, 6 Proc. Rsnte. III en- AT de
bedGe farme Vi hr. Kan selge Ilese kYeg sin og ali Aaskneri IHs nskas
Bedste stock ranch Vesen, 300 Acres rindsude Wand. ipeiet To inner
1ndhegnet ned ranch, Hygnfnger, 80 Stykker Kymg Is II ste n0He Masks
nr dette n Ell estate. kan smlge alt for s272o0 med I2.500 konfaat Tdbefa.
ling, Resten paa labg It'd til Proc. Iente Denne r Plidsen for Ell 4ng Iand
til al faa en- god ranch og native" KYeg az en- Begyndelse skdv n mil leo
ska Sc de fuldstendge Oplysnfnger c. T.. MILLER, GIendive. Tonfana'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

at iaulIe lit soft no / @uos III
Ige, At 0ette 0ro til 8aOreue er aaa.
ct j 0pigioeiie paa Dem. 5au ier
ior iia.
eiaias er fife anfsrt or0ret.
men @enin9en be9ge steoer er
~egeutti3 oen. at De. JON life Of
5oie i3 + 9~ooia6eo uaoer @nos
0ro. men ayr oeres 6ierter 5aar.
Sc imoo set De Ter % 6erer Dem
for50r0er @uo. ioet ban laoer
Dem fortiGtfe meo at for5aroe ij1
ielp imoo 0roet. d eaoen 6li=
Der. At @llo fife fan 6el6re0e Dem.
vi fommer Der til at tpnfa paa
8aieals Orb nSiertet bar man8e
@rlaoe, iom 6oritanoen life fen.
Der til. 8oritanoen fan bare ooer
be0iit men 6iertet Tiger allige0eI
mel. q iaa iaar 5iertets 6aaro.
5eo omiioer 5~noilDoelie paa 9lens
~neifets 8atteebner, iaa Oct tilii0it
Ter aoen oirfeli9 At ie o. 5erer
aOen oirfeIi9 at bere.
slatteli8 Tiger 91ulis iaa I'll
fine Qan0smuno: aSoa 0urc BET
eoer ~oitterIi1t, At oenae @uos
8reIIe er ienot til ee0uinaerne; Or
TfHlIe ogIaa 5erc. 2ianenoe 5ao.
.Se ran 10 iaat til 5soerne ! Nm
tiofien ! 9iii0icn laop q. 4e4.
o. ienere til Sooerne / 8oriut5 /
@rafenlano Sap IS, 81, 5oiIfe
.itoO inloo % ipotteoe.
Vile @egne 5ao6e Banllts ierit
5enpenot ia til 3e6erue no.
.ipreoelien, o. ale ge9ne baooe Dis
ie iat zig imoo, % iaa maatte De
ie paa. at Be forbaote Seoninger
|gif foran Dem ino ! @it0s 9ige.
g}u par 6eoningeapoitelen naaet
ian lanat iom til @er0eus6ooe0fta.
oen. % o9iaa Tor oens SOBER pio
neOe Ban ON Bu0s 9iige % 5reI.
len I ariihis. men Be ioragteoe BET
- i Sanoheo Ell tlng Slutriu8,
6ua0 Se0erne angaar.
9ufas Ilntter iaa i'm anoen 9o3
meo at foe: r@en ban 8aulus1
blep 6eIe 70 4nr / fit leie0e Ser
berge % mootog ale. iom fom til
BAN. ioet ban prnoife0e @ilos
Riee o. Iprte ON Ben 6erre Sc.
ius meo al 6rimooi86eO u5inoret a
9et er life 9ufas ON at aere
OF iortplle. 6oao ll0gan9en 6le1
laf 9anIus's Gag. men oerimo0
at irem6poe. at ban, Tom par
hinoret ira at 1ao frit on at op-
ie9e Soft. iamIe Dem og tale I'll
oer. neobleo utrpttelig at orioe
Misiion- pan ben eneite @aaoe, ban
funoe 0et, oeo at tage imoo ale
Dem, Tom fom til 6am % prpoi.
fe @ltos Hiae FOR Sem og Ipre Dem
ON ben Serre Seius. 5 Sanobeo
ct font 5rnf I 6eoningeapofte.
lens gilleoe.
% Ioo os taoe BET iioite ORR
meo = nubin6ret~ BET oiier.
at Homerne be6bleb at pie gaulns
al ben 9elDillie, Der fnnoe oifes
en- 6onge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
aabninsspreoifenen

De6 4arsmsoet blep boIot Of Bait.
W. u. anoreaien, 0eennb, Bis.
Oct er sennemgaaenoe en- goo, 10.
Ito Brpoifen. Sen MOB oens Slut
ming Inies: oDaen bporoan ifnl
pi iao binlpes | Dor afmngt, eller
no al benz Der rabies ON ann5s.
og TungetaIe'1 og
ieg beo life bpao, be Softer ffnl ou
life lptte til"
Seq antager, oct er Den Rreoe
Jorfatters Wening me6 oenne 10.
at nonare MOB ben BORNE.
os iefteriife grue og Opiat.
Of oisfe Orb, oo iaa er De 10
pna oeres EIaos. Wen bet fan
, 1l0babet af mig. 8. %. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
neutber eoneae."

ut nnone o9utber College, ben
for. airfas Sfole / 9acine, er at
erinore Il smt gunft iblanOt os.
Gen fare Snititltion bar 10 paa
forifelli9e Nnaoer orret port Sir.
feinmiunos Smertensbarfr SfUle.
tibet er lebet paa @rnno, og ben
Sfolemano, Der fan bngiere oct
no I 9ipets oDbe Strem igen =
ia ban Iaoer Uente paa fig. Mon
ban oil meIoe iis2 aaH man bIiOe
PED at baabe meO o5anb imoO
9nab?~
ON n9iitber College" Ipies isl.
genoe / anrsberetningen: IS BE.
trngtnine al at 2utber College |
@acine, isis, er al itor 8etponing
for bort Snmiuno, og at aibPn-
oelien al iamme bill ppre ct tort
LAB ior Dor airfe, befliitter Wfeoet,
at oct Fiber itaaenoe uoIg t,
in0tiI*) Der finoes en- MnnO,
iom Somfunoets airferaao I 5or.
bin0elie meo @isconiin og Sllinois
areOie fan uere glade beo at an.
latte iom 5~oritanoer, o. arbeioet
iaaleoes optoges pna Sfolen paa.
M"
Dette Sorilag neotog Qarsms.
oct. Seniigten er 10 oermeo at
reooe StoIen fra at blipe iolgt,
og bDao bar man iao Dog allieeoel
beiluttet? Wnn bar beIluttet, at
2ufber College fan og ifaI ipl.
ees. 2pg go6t Mnrfe til 5or.
ilagets Reonftion. sfolen ifaI be.
re uoIgt, inotif en- pasienoe
Soritonoer finoes, % naar ban err
os aniat, iaa fan bort
} ltobppet al mig. s. 30. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
Ill.
Salmebossiasen.

6ormanoen benitilleoe til Mars.
msoet, at oct iiotaIer gnifeligbe,
ben Of, at sSnlmebog for airfe og
Siem" ON miiligt bliuer inofsrt /
ale Weuigbeoer | Heformations-
naret 1917 Seg finoer life, at
Marsmsoet bar u0talt iis ON ben.
ne Senitillins; bog err bet min
Wenins, at ben er betimelig. Bel
err BET ida, at man NOT fan bore til.
ireos meo Observation-Disclosures meO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06
5Gncsieiter.

5 lin 5%no5eretnina foreiIaor
Saminnoets 6ormano, at Der
L 1917 6liUer bolot forifellige
Setter + Den Tor. STRIFE til aeior.
%mationeus gfinOe. Get er ret OF
.goot. Zen Sag er NOT 0gro al
.boIoe 6eit ior til SCREENS 9Gre.
|Saa itiIler ban ogiaa iel9enOe
Sper9smaal: n8uroe Der fife paa
pasien6e 1io og SteO ai5oIOes en-
5allesieit ior ale oanife 2utbe
ranere ! amerifa i 1912
Del f1nes, iom aarsmsoet life
bar ioretaget iig noget nngaaen0e
bette 5oriIag / Spsrseiorm. Get
fan oere iorltaaeliat nof, at man
er gnaet uoen ON oct t5i BET ian
ner iaa blot og Ter iaa umuli9t
no iom at beitige en- Dol % tell
9lippe. % aIliaeDeI, boor snife.
|Iigt oilOe life oets 8ennemisrelie
pprel
geo YaIle Oanife eutberanere"
tpnfer 6ormanOen pei nprmeIt pna
Dem, Ser er inmle0e / ben norife
Spno0e, pan Oen 6anife Strife %
Den %ioreneoe. gi er ior6olospis fun
en- lille aIat oanife 9~ut5eranere Der
! 9~or0nmerifn, % iaa at tpnfe Jig
~ ia fan man egentIig income BET
meo noget anoet eaer miloere
.9taOn: Ben Sfan0aIe, at ri er
isnOret % iplittet / Here Sobe. Der
itaor iremmeoe o. oite fampeuOe
ooer Tor eneranore.
Gr Iioen fommen Tor os til
Snmline2 3 mel Der er ingen llO-
iist til SamIing, Dit 5eIler ingen
bierteIig Srong BERTH. Ren mon
oanife S%utberanere er bleoen iaa
fremmeogiorte ouer for bp~eranore,
at De life funOe boIoe ct iaaonnt
5Rllesmsoe, iom Commander pc
ger panl Seq peo oct life. Seq er
beller life FLAIR ober, bpor ct Iaa.
0ant WsOe funoe boIoes, eller buor.
le0es BET bHroe orrangeres; men
jes fan fife anoet emo inoerligt sn.
ite, at bet moatte fomnle ! Stano
90 bIiDe holot til 9errens gGre og
til eeniiois OpbpggeIie og 8eIiig.
nelie.
s. iom magter oct, prso at iere
Saeen igenem: ct 5pllesms0e ier
oanif.amerifanife 2utberanere if917.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

8rGitclBBniugea.

In groiterues Coming 8ioer
5ormauoel iel8eooe .8inf~; g96u.
men Tor e aala paa 2anoet ipttes
iom Re9s til miaot 700 Dollars
ON 2Caret % fri 9oli8 % ior ct
aalo ! en- 90 ii. min0it 900 gol
lars ON 4aret o. ri 9oli8.~ 08iaa
bette go0e .Ginf maa 4ar5msoet
.oare aaoet n0eu en- liaeiom aaai
ten en- 0ea parnie @re01. Get er
maliaDi5 oaiaa Ell Gag. Ser oiloe
pare uo9et 0aHifeIi8 ior ct Mars
me9e at bebmale Eo8 tror ie5.
at naar 5ormanaen o%oiaier4. iaa
or 8iufat j Den ri8ti8e 8etnin1.
Be GaI, ban pe5er paa. er 0ir
felia life ior 5eie. Ga 9raiteia-
urilie me0 Den angi1ue Son pil fife
tort mere enc funne iIaa iig gent
mem. 8riien paa alt Ct 6ei i pore
Da8e. % a 80 4roceut beiere enO
ior nogle dar iioen. 9tnlig forte
je1 meo Ell Q1ano. ION ~iortalte
mia. at ior % Var ii0en fsbte ban
iammen meo en- anoen 9ian0 Ell
Girls Der ilagtet oaieOe POO 4uao,
Tor > Dollars. 81 eiter @risnote-
riaa ira @6icaao I @aar 6etaIte
man Spin meo Sft.50 ior 100
.Qlao leoenoe 9aat meo liOiigt til
5000 i nrrmeiia 6rentiO. @sr
ielo Resneitnftet ON 6arifellen paa
.Oisie @riier. II om Der life netop
er -iaa iabeIa9ti8 Rrisior6sielie paa
alt. iao er 8orhaielie Der ianseli8.
'ol BET iaor olia1 Graiterne At
|isle. boorior Der tranles til eans'
ior5eieIie mauae Steoer
u taaer man Neui8n til oea
ar6ei0slga 4eaia6e9smeolemmcr
oppe6ar gpcrne on til 1olfe1sn.
men paa eanoet % til Sen @ris.
9enoerne iaar ior 0eres Rrooui
ter. "a turoe man uiii pents. al
@euig5c0erne 9iloc beiunfe oeres
moerleuneoe 4rriter meo iisrr.
I2on iaa oe taa fepc noeu @af1m.
Iriu9 % 6etale eH5oer iii.
6or en- lib ii6en Iaite lea noal.
~llotalelicr / .1olfeblaoet al ser
un1e 9roi. o.. Saerorup ON sri.
firfens aarsberetning,. San ante.
ialer Maa95eoerne at tage Ser
meo til 9ieni86eosneoer % brett,
oeus 9eilntuinler Ser. STE iaa
galt eHooal Get iamme oil iifferi
pare al an6einle o9iaa pore Meuig.
l5eoer mt0 Dor 4arsbcretning. q
Iiiar oil BET / Oenue 6or5iuoeIie 0E.
re at anbeioIe, at 0ieni9beosms.
oerne fommenoe @inter pil oreit.
l6ormanoens 6enitillin8 % Fra.
itelensliiten. Get fan pare muligi
at oen ii%oitnGUnte trpnaer til BE
pilion % 5orboielie / Here Nenig-
be0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

4,itteIeuropa CT m rgftet gIrtelia.
beOen ct itort Sfriot nqrmere.
6or De nentrale 9tabolan0e betu.
Der bet en- oD6t iu0gribeuoe 6oran.
oring j Den banoelspolihife eth.
ing. vi bar tioligere 5inansti.
oenoe pa1pe8et getoonin9ed al en-
concentrating a. De nelltraIe
Sanoe til Barn Tor ocres 9anOels-
ilteresier % gar bilit oe ifanoi.
n%aoiife gcitrubelier / oen aetnina
%Delfonnlel. 1et er oa alaoeligt at
e 1anfen 0inoe Snopas ogiaa an.
ore Steoer. Saapel ira oollano
iom ira SebmeiB ioreligger ! oisie
Gage llOtalelier, Der o%pior9rer til
SnnIin9, o. Sournal oe @eneoe
!. efs. beuDtter 2eilig9eoen til at
temple Oe imaa Staters 9leutrali.
let JON uarenoe Tor pasiio. gau
bsr Der SAMPLES, OF bundles BUR.
tigt, merer glaoet.
Zen poIitiife 5tiIling blfocr /
eorigt mere % mere in0pislet. On
llODioelie al arigen trl,er itaOia,
arisserfIGrin1en mcllem St1lien %
1piflanO lager parat, 9lumGuien
beIauer liz paa Springet. % ielo
/ SDeri9e uoioloer Afti0iterne IN
ener9i.
Ce en9eIifc BLADE 6diaitiaer
iis in6gaaen0e meo Sen ariasbe.
pilIing paa $50 @i1. gO. Sterling,
9egerin9cn BAR beot ON, % Ms.
qnit6 opIgite i llnoer5uiet iom
Sunr paa en- RGffe 5oreipsrailer,
at Den oa9lise llOgiit al 6 DILL.
80. sterling til ariseu, o9iaa on.
fatteoe 2aan til De alliereoe ca.
IL Dill 20. SterIins pr. gaa,
iaa at De esentIige arigslio8ifter er
minOre emo ) Mill. 30. 5terIina
oaglig. Zen me 8eoilling ital rGf.
fe til llo8anaen al Oftober.
9aa De ioriteIliee @engemarte.
Der ionInier oen 9i9eiig6eo, iom er
en- notnrIig 5el9e al arigelis TO.
%loslale REPRESENTATION. Ser6iem.
me iom | llolanoet raier 10 en-
YrisreOolution Der lager aftie. Oh
Observation-Disclosures | geiret % iaar
ganfer o. Sparefnsier til at ouer.
ipIoes meo 5noIaan. 5re0sbuen
Saag bar I. gfs. fnnnet optaae ct
A psf. Saan paa 8 Drill. il. til
aurs 94A, % oe 9anoe, iom ier
rrbeoigf maatte anisge ON 2aan
| Sonoon iaaiom annaOa. Snoien
og auitrnIien fan MI Iigeiom Sfan.
olnapien optr9oe iom 9aanaipere.
Jngen Steoer er Der Mailgel paa
Benge til arigsbrue. Oct 6ele er
ct Wonte Carlo, bpor @uloet ras.
Ter, % be beloige Spillere tjener
Jormuer. 3 1901 6olot De
frantic Seoler iig fontant I 8qr-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

liz baoe oGret lettere ior De 10 nj.
enc at n98te At moOtage oen
paagploenOe 5%nteruiemer, nagtc At
llotale JIG ON SperssnaaIet. 5 Ste.
Oct 0al9te De ben lloueL iom uiloe
foile en9uer anoen embeosmano
embeoet; % De 10 9errer itanr 10
enO0a iom Meolemmer al Ct Uiini
iteriuml Der bar b~eie9net ia ielp
JON y0et iiOite 9oIo MGnO, Ratio.
men fun0e booe 1ilIio I'LL
09eifGmmenOe" % no%prgreuoe@
falOer 9laoene Hegeringens 5rem.
gangsmaaOe. d oct er Del e5ent
Zig life ior iterte llOtrof.
ON digsoagen = DER 10 ior en-
6orms Gag ifal iper8es OF taBe
stiIlin8 til Sal9splaneu 5algs
planen - ianftionerer oenne ui0es
life pna oeite 1iOsplmft; men Or
fommen0e Tiger pil gipe 0plDsnin3
5erom. aHtaoelig gaar oen oo1 meo
til Salaet.
Den oct oanife 6olf er blepen
inpOt o. narret % iert bag 9piet.
81 oets GilIio til Regeringen maa
bliUe lis 0 eiter oet pnsiereoe
So6onnes SerfffnS az.
ter Tia til 6oraaret pan en- Ionrnet
til amerita iammeu meO 3rsfen
@erOa 6 5ritopberen o. 81
iSopbns er9orot.
Zen u. September / 9ar err oct
% aars 0aaen ior Sr. Serifinos
isrite OptrGoen iom Sanger.
G6maro Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-06

, 1lbbapet of mig. 3. %. 8.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02

visit with relatives and friends here.
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
N. E. Cary of this city and Mrs. B. F..
Case of st. Paul.
DR.. L. NJ. Roberts returned Saturday
from a short business visit in the twin
cities.
Barney Grzeca has returned from
Minneapolis, where he attended the
state university.
L. A. Smelling, construction superin-
tendent for the Northwestern Tele-
phone Exchange company at Brainerd.
spent Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson of Onamia ar
rived Saturday for a weeks visit with
relatives here. She is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Graham.
Miss Mabel Gustafson, who is en-
ployed at Fargo, came home Sunday
for few days. visit.
niger johnson was in MINNEAPOLIS
for visit with friends the first Of the
week.
Clifton Roberts returned Monday to
Fessenden, N. D., where he is employ
ed, after visit with his parents, DR..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Roberts.
Mrs: D. j. Bell went to Minneanolis
saturday for a few days. visit with
Mrs. John Gage and son Marshall of
Page, n. D., are visiting relatives in
this city and Darling.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02

Poke Eazley, who has been sitting
around all spring, got up yesterday.
A balloon ascension will take place
at Tickville Saturday week. A large
crowd will be present as the man may
fall out.
Fletcher Henstep has been sum-
moned to serve on a jury at Tickville
next week. Fetch has already made
up his mind in the case, as the de-
PENDANT is some of his wife s kinfolks.
Dock Hooks has been reproved for
wearing his sleeves rolled up on Sum
day. It is said that he does it to show
his big muscle. When asked about it
has as much right to do that as the
girls have to wear short skirts for the
same purpose.
Washington Hooks, who in his
younger days held his shoulders up md
kept his hair combed, is now getting
quite old. He does not care for style
like he used to and has let his mule 8
name and tail grow out.
Raj Barlow dressed up Monday and
went to Rye Straw. It was his inten-
ton to arrive there smoking cigar,
but the one he had got broke Sunday
night.
The Tin Peddler, who takes hand
in everything, both for the sake Of
business and pleasure, this week joined
a funeral procession this side Of
Bounding Billows, but dropped out at
"a wide place in the road, so that his
horse could take its time.
The Deputy Constable has been
shadowing stranger on Musket Ridge
for the past several days, and after
having found out for certain that the
man had done nothing, the Deputy,
ever on his job, then arrested him for
! that.
| A man who sells books on subscrip-
ton was through here this week. No
body bought any, as we don't need
them so long as we have the Wild
Onion School Teacher with US.
lobe Moseley's watch stopped sud-
denly while he was at the breakf st
table Tuesday morning. The Tin Ped
dler was hastily summoned, but has
not as yet been able to again set the
wheels in motion.
Cricket Hicks has asked for the Job
of blowing the whistle on the train
running into Tickville. He would make
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02
COME AND GONE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Duff of Duluth
left Saturday for st. Paul for visit,
after spending several days with Mrs.
Duf's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bar
den.
R. D. Thomas Of Minneapolis was in
the city on business Saturday.
Misses Esther Peterson and Gertrude
Olson returned to their homes at Wy
oming Sunday afternoon, after an ex-
tended visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. w. Carlson.
Miss Ella Kjelshus visited friends at
Darling the latter part of the week.
Andru Olson returned to his home
in Brainerd Saturday, after a short
visit with J. A. Sallden.
Mrs. w. H. X. Meyer and Mrs. J..
K. Martin returned Saturday from
Minneapolis, where they spent several
days with friends.
Mrs. Frank Reid and daughter Inez
Of Walker arrived the latter part of
last week for visit with relatives
here.
Herman Crest returned Saturday
from Anoka, where he received treat
ment. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ryan of this
CACy anu AAo' u. (. OIL anu SUI OPEN
Ger Of Bismarck, N. D., went to Be-
midi Saturday for few days. visit
with relatives.
Louis Tanner was in Minneapolis on
business the latter part of last week.
Miss Una Hart, who taught school
here last year, was here for visit
with friends over Sunday. She will
teach at Anoka next term.
Jay J. Berkin made business trip
to the twin cities the latter part Of
last week.
A. E. Ashcraft was in Backus on
business Friday.
Mrs. A. H. Fritz returned to her
home in Cass Lake Friday, after sew
eral days. visit with relatives here.
Miss Hannah Leon went to Lancas-
ter Friday to visit relatives. From
there she will 90 to Winnipeg.
Miss Regina Tembreull Of Minneapo-
lis visited with Miss Gertrude Hapka
over Sunday. w..
Ed. Whippler was up from st. Cloud
over Sunday. 80, - :
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Ebert and son
Clayton returned to their home in Be-
midi Sunday morning, after a short
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02
H0GWAll0W NEWS
DUNK BOTTS Regular Correspondent
George Bingham)

a good hand, as he has had several
months experience ringing the Dog
Hill church bell.
There is fine prospect for good
crop of persimmons on Musket Ridge
this fall if lobe Moseley don't put a
fence around the trees and claim that
he grew them for his own use.
The Postmaster has declared next
Monday national holiday, he having
set aside that date to plant his garden.
A Word on Mites
The mite is very energetic insect
we'll known to the feathered kingdom.
The species may be found on various
kinds of fowls, and at all times may be
discovered in action. The appetite of
the mite varies, but from the best evil
dence to be gathered by a bystander
it would seem that it has an appetite
much larger than the actual dimensions
Of its body. What it does with all the
chicken it eats is a mystery to all
chickens. It is declared that in the
average lifetime Of an ordinary chick
en- mite, said mite eats that which is
equal in bulk to several large Plymouth
Rock roosters. The mite, which has
several legs, is very alert, but travels
slowly and with much care, and does
its work well. In this respect it diff
fers widely from its more robust
cousin, the flea, which has no system
whatever about it work and no spe-
cial ground to cover. That may be
given as a reason why the flea does
not stand any higher in the insect
kingdom than it does. A flea may be
here at this moment actively engaged
in a certain piece of annoyance, and
the next moment it may be far re-
moved from that place. Therefore no
person can depend upon flea. But
one can always depend upon a mite.
1t remains at it's post, or within call
ing distance, and does its work well.
But with all this is abhors publicity
and is rarely observed by the public
eye, and there is no case on record
where a newspaper photographer has
got picture Of one.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02
BRICKYARDS

May 31.-Mrs. Frank Reid and
daughter Inez of Walker, are visiting
at the home Of Mrs. M Scott, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Karlson and
children Of Little Falls visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Westberg
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. Geek and children
of Elm Dale visited Saturday and Sun
day at the home of S. Geek. .
Mrs. G. A. Lindquist attended the
Swedish Baptist Mission circle, which
was entertained at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. P. Carlson of Darling Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Mayme Funk and Della Quine
| closed a successful term Of school at
Culdrum Friday with a program and
picnic. Miss Quine returned to her
home here Saturday and Miss Funk to
her home in Brainerd. ii
Miss Jodoin, teacher of the normal
| department Of the Little Falls high
school, and students, visited the Brick
yard school Monday.
Miss Amanda Lingren Of Little Falls
visited Friday at the home Of Miss
Minnie Strom. r.
Miss Annie Runquist left Saturday
for her home at Upsala to spend a two
weeks vacation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

This advertisement costing IS cts. is
authorized and paid for by David O.
Moran, Little Falls, Rte. Z.
TO THE VOTERS
I am candidate for nomination for
commissioner from the Second district.
District comprises Belle P,airie,
Platte, Pulaski, Richardson, Ripley
Town and Second, Third and Fourth
wards of Little Falls. I have been a
supervisor of the town of Belle P al
RE for Ii years, all this time being it's
chairman. I will appreciate yaur vote
and support at the primaries June 49,.
David 0. Moran. 1873
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02

pert carpenter, who lives in Fawndale
The program that was given at the
Sobieski school house in district No
IS, Sunday afternoon was well attend.
ed. It is understood that there was
scarcely seating room. The program
was exceptionally fine and everyone
reports it to be the best one th.t has
ever been held at Sobieski.
mere was family renion at the E.
b. Taylor home, when Mrs. Geer and
son Ardent Of Sheboygan Falls, Wis.
arrived on Thursday and Arthur Tay,
Tor OF Bucanna, N. D., on Friday and
MRS. y. D. Eshelman and son Ernest
and daughter Thelma and Sister Miss
Euby Taylor surprised Mrs. TAYLOR on
sunday afternoon. Mrs. Spencer also
came on Sunday. It is understood
that Mrs. Taylor and family have not
oeen together for four years.
Frank Janey and Math. Kiespen
were on fishing trip last week. The
lake where they were at is unknown
, gu! 1t IS known that they had good
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02
CULDRJM

May 30.-Mr: and Mrs. F. G.. Stro-
cne1n and dau ghters Luvern and Fran
ces, motored to Little Falls Monday.
mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Powers visited
with relatives in Freedmen Saturday
and Sunday. ~ w. >''
u: Il: Campbell was a Little Falls
visitor Monday. LID
; mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kuhl of Swan
Vile visited with friends here Sunday
word has been received by relatives
here OF the death of Thomas Camnhe1I
by drowning in Alaskan waters. No
particulars have been received other
IMAM ne was shipwrecked and drowned
with a companion. VI ''~~'