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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
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SIN g6el@eitunssipeien nimmt bic
fana 'iI4e Dominion cine eiqenartlee
Steaang Elm uno biloet tpenisItens gu
ben Ser. Staaten einen i9rotfen Sc
geniob.
gs merOen in gang aanaoa nur
bier Bis feds Gbel9eiounaen i'm
Sabre gepd9rt. unO DOR bas tana<
otf4e 54eioun5s : @eri9t - ss aibt
rllr Elm etn5tses loldes in Der aans
gen Sominton - tommen nur WRtt<
glieber Der pobl6abenDen oDer reiden
8lahe; - uno ielbit BON Dielen moz
den nnr fe6r %tDenige Don bieiem
vWorre@t" @ebrau@! Sin armer
Mann aber 6ot, fopeit sic Quspeiz
le ~i6er5aupt gepen, nod niemals in
8anaoa cine @4etoung erlanat; unb
natirli4 cine arme Jrau ou@ ni4t.
Die bur9i6nittliden Softer elmer
S9etoung in Der Dominion fommen
auf 1000 9ouars; unb Das @eieb
labt nur dhf einen @runb Fin
cine @9Gbuns gu: ndmli@ fiji ebez
lide untreue.
BON Der Dominial : @eiesge6uns
IN Sttatpa pirb In jeber Sagung Elm
r@bel9siounss : aomitee" eingsiebt;
un0 Dieies fat ale porfomlnenDen
JaQe I'M sanaen 4anpe gu erl.Digen
Steirntsen, pelAe i'm lpeitliden 9eile
Der Dominion oobnen, 6oben 6eDeu=
temp mebr fur e!a S6eioungszD etret
gu 5ablen, als otejentgen, nel9e i'm
oltlihen Sell leben: uno 3par ipegen
Der 30beren NeiietoIten.
@rtpd1enstpert lit nod, bab eg sey
zen ben Spru4 oes G6el1eiounss=
Romitees niemals cine 8erufung
Qibt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Scfanntmadmns!
In MGe, sic es onoebt.

In aae, sic es anoebt.
piro biermit offentli1 befant1t
oaB Die Undergraduate Stelt.
teid)ungsbeboroe, pie crnannt
fabtratb Der Staot Davenport,
E ACKNOWLEDGMENT auf aI-
tuerbare @runoeigentbum in
pot 3abenport, Soma, aus5u,
nno 81 Sreguliren, menn Sc.
en- cingereid)t merOen, ii9 in
flee oes Stabt-alleliors in Ser
qae 5n Davenport, So, am 1.
s916 Inn s nbr Morgens Der,
N miro nnb in Sisung blei.
90 IN beiagter Office jeben Sag
e borIiegenoen Mrbeiten erie.
10.
S. 81. 2eglaire.
g.. 6. @oenne.
Sobn SaIligan.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

= @iiIer: giientlid is set bod ne
aIfenldanbc, Set 10 ecner ipie 2iebs
fne6t immln is.
S9allbe: I'm lid) babci ood5 nod uffz
lpielt, als tpenn er competent ipGre.
: WRiiQer: Sea, ipeebte, set Iinb 1c
8abnborltelun9en. CT bertpe6Ielt bic
9do1e. gr lit ndmfid fomnlln 1n.im=
potent.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
@etterbcridlt.

9aibington|, 6. SUM-.
sinois: &cgen 9icnstae, tbeil=
g triib Mithpod; frilde bis
: peranoerlid)c @inbc.
sma: &egen 1ienstag inns ct-
fiibler; mabrid)einli6 better
pch bel friiden bis Itarfen
lelr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Merda1ts Gronsfer & Storage
9elepbon 855. (Mua.0
5reie 9emtidlc s%dlnlaemeinoe.

1ie Notwithstanding uno 9e=
a%ll1ten1pobl finoet Itatt i'm Sdulge-
baube an Ser @eltern Mbenue arn
Mittlupd, Den Z. SUM, Mberos 8
l1br. Mde Mitslicoer linb CUR 9e=
tbeiligung aufgeforbert.
Gbriit. @Dttig, Graiioent.
Ilbert S. Sanicn, Sefretar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

Nad Der &reispert6eilltng folgte
Der @aa fir grlpodlel1e, Ser Bel lebr
afober 8etbeiligung bis INN elm llbr
anbielt.
Muntag.
@abreno om Montag Nabmittog
Der grnBe &i1oerbaG abgebalten ml,r=
De, botten iid am s(beno mieoer bic
ermad9lene rSSll9ell0" eingefunoen
uno bic llno 90 magte al1d) MamQ
l1no Napa ein Ian5den. Sir 6en Is
auBeroroentlid erfolereiden gerlauf
bes 5eltes gebiibrt in erlter Clinic
SSllrlter Seinrib @eisfopf, Dem gor,
liter Deg Nrranaementsfomites, oas
Gcroienlt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Sciratbsliscnier.

.radltebenoen Seiratbsliaenieu
'lgeltern erpirft:
y g. 2anb, 9apenport, 1lnb
q. 8arter, 5beffielo, 81.
6. Sids uno Marp S. @ilep,
ort.
lono @infler, Godeiter, 81.
&oie Mercer, Sbepoan, SSa.
!. utrosfa ullo Mlberta 6.
IT, Clinton.
q. Cole nnb Mlinnie g. 2au-
j, Davenport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

&oben sic fdo, DI6 .MeiIiion
Bier probirt? @leib nit Dem beiten
importirten 8ier uno empfoblen bon
oen 9oftoren. @od Sslan6 9repine
gompanp. (dna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Mataet8en titr
Mrbeitsplatc, 8erfdufc, 3erlufte.

WDDttmtget etc.
IN bieier &ubrit tperben fir .einen Sag
biz 51 eineS ISOLDE 5u ben nadfolgens
ben Staten itNerirt: Bis 5i bier 8eiler
ODER oeren @dllm SOC, iiber bier unb
big gu aHt 3eilen $1.00. Seine Mns
5eige miro fir tpeniser aIs soc anges
nommen.
Sir @tenenseiude tpirb Bel einz Biz
iedsmaliger Sniertion 25c berednct.
3u %berfaufen: 6aus nit 6 2imz
mem unb SAB. 8auplab so BET $50
SUP grpB. gigentbiimer bcrldbt Bic
Stabt. Grcis $4,000. Sic @dIfte bnar.
Ser 8cit, iuie cs benz &dufer am beiten
pabt. SOC mitl. II. ctr. Nadal1=
frasen Scott County sabin9s @anf.
6,bdlp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
2ofalcr @ctterberidjt.

,0abenport, 5. Sum-.
srtitts @arometeritanb 1854
lnitts : Scmperatur SO
Semperatur bel1te II
dte Temperature lctte geadt SO
ie Semperatur fir 80
e . 6S
5nittIide Seudtieteit beg
6O
1lag in "a Stltnben . 600
fld)enoe @inbrid)tung . %.
ato Tim z lbr Morgens 11.2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

3m bermictbcn: Gin biibI6es m1bz
lirtes 3immcr. Nad5nfragen. mo? in
Der @el6dftslteQe bes Ser 9emoz
frat" nnter n8". 3.1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

8erlamst: Cine Sausbalterin fir
etnen Mann nuf elmer Sarn1, nabe
Sltnburb, Sonia. MadJ5ufragen: SAUL
&rmic, Smitbnrp, Soma. 6,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

3m berfamfem: 10000 ipate 6aniidc'
alattf6pfige apbl : Eflan5en; 10000
Somato : Eflan5en. 6. $. @rptbnien,
300 8rabD Strnbe. Sci. 16S8z8.
6,1Et.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

@erlangt: gpmpctcntes Maoden fir
@al1sarbeit. Nad5ufrasen
BET Strait ST.. %. @mebcrs. Selepbpn
II. 6,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

sgerlanst: Gin Matrr ober 1rau, en-.
gasirt in etnen1 sroben gtabIi5eniient.
Jim als infer @ertreter au fungirer.
Gin gutter @erbienit Tam er5ielt tpers
ben. Dime bab es binberlid nit Ser re.
ga1ldren Grbeit 1T. gm%pfeblunaer aes
tpini9t. GbrefIe unter .152d, Scr
9empfrat".. 2O.is,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

gerlanst: @ausbdIterin fir Samiz
lie pom 5tpei, IN fleiner 5tabt, % Meis
len bon 9%ubenport. Mobernes 6als.
Ma15ufragen SEQ. 212 Scott 6trdBe.
Selepbon 3985z@. 2.1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

Gcindt: @aann in mittleren Sabren
iudt Ieidtc 8eiddfti9uns. gu erfragcn
HOG ipeltl. 13. Ctr. 4,28t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Observation-Disclosures.

naditebenoen 8alerlaubnib-
pnroen geltern III 1apenport
715 Meit II. gtrabe. Sir
IS. g. Jarmer als 9nltl1nter=
Juno gigentbiimer. Cine 60
m aoitenanihlag BON $75.
22O6 gsplana0e. Sir 6.
er ais 8aul,nternebmer nno
inner. 3lpeiltodiges Iodge-
gum aoitenQnid)lag BON ST.
241g Sarriion gtroBe. -
iaiam MSl1eder 9al1l1nterneb=
5. S. Mnorian, 5tpeiit0diges
alloe sum- &oitenanidlag BON
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

3t bcrfmnfen: Drei @an6e po,t
ul1eber 2ano un6 Meer". Mad6ufra.
gen SEQ. 1914 gobp 5traBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

2anb - golbiIle Snbian Melerbati>
on, 8aibtngton, iebt often fir Mniies
belllng. Sic 3iebung finbet am q.
Sl1li itatt. gtna 100000 Mder 2anb.
Srndtz. Sarmz unb @eibeldnbereien.
@ollltanbige. in Seftionen abgetbeilte
@arte unb @eidreibung potfrei 5l9e,
fanbt na6 @mpfang bpn $1.OO. 5pls
baten, Watroien (ober beren Srauen)'
aus Dem Biirgerfriege ODER benz lpaz
Mid : ameritauiiden &ricge f6nten
5id bel benz Neenten resiitrtren laiIen.
gbreiben sic utts tpegen Sprmurare,
Die mir fret %5uienben. ginitb e Sic.
Grea, 3immer 651, gagle 8uilbina,'
Gpofane. BaIb. 1Smai, 2M.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

Getuitnidt: 8itttpe in mittleret,
Sabren ipiinidt Gtenung als Sauss
baltertn BET dlterem &errn. SeIepbon:
Sab. 2766>g. 3O,1@t.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
3SDRIESKIu:

S Aug. I4.--John, u incent and Mary
Vitczek Of Pike Creek and Pauline and
dassMary sSniezek and Barbara 5Wozniak
Twisted Justina Koziol last Sundays :,
| Edward Krych, who was working in
Little Falls, returned home Saturday.
4 Edward and Tony Payer will leave
NV ednesdayy' foolrt; Hebron, ~ B. = = :
t. Mr.! and Mrs: stephen Sobiech Of
dNo rth' Prairie were visiting Mr.; and
dfaMrs., Jas. Trutwins Sunday. F32ooh $50
Mrs EIizabeths aKl ibers and son / .eo
1of Hay Greek were callers, in this ovil-
.Iagec Thursday: ,tonoio2 atft Tof baonU;
If Mr.. and Mrs. SMitzer Of Platte we're
visiting at Maslowski s. over Sunday:
Mr.. and, Mrs JOS, Maseg of Little
Falls visited Frank Sobieeh. INV ,s:s5.r
. Mrf George s Yassar 5 Il on thea siff
- Philip chock is breaking his Young
: ? colts which heo Bought from: Jake
sfPointek.9ih 4yatI anos 5aodR .aI919a
30 Mrs.. Palluck and son Tony and5 Mr..
ztandaMrs. Philip Chock fwere visiting
III ON fTrutwin in. Little Falls last Sun
dtday evening sttlaHofis .u3', .5to.
d. Mt, Gallus Of sSWanyi az m 9! 11 oto
lslittle Falls Monday. -, 90 =, =,
T. MI. lSchnda from Minpeapolis Sc viz:
iting .rs1atives ana friends s. this Vi.
1rinffy for aafewss days: 70 ass'ao go !, s
= Tony Payer received letter from
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18

Paul Wednesday. Mrs. Lynch and chill
dren and Miss Bride Lynch accompan-
led her as far as Little Falls.75;;t3 p! :
E. A. Larson, carrier on route 3D. is
taking his vacation and, left Tuesday
for a visit with his brother at Monte
'video. = Neal Vincent. is driving his
lroute as substitute: ,.,;,.,,.: ~. ..g[.....
Mrs. Howard Wheeler and little
daughter Of Harrison, idaho, are here
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cox.
! Miss Alma McRae went to Minnea-
polls Saturday, where she will work
: in a wholesale millinery house for a
few weeks nu;;c;3 js.NiE;4; -5lt ttit@@s
| The bali team has decided to con;
tinue playing for . several weeks. in
sted Of breaking up at this time as
|, was talked, of when, they organized
| The boys have been playing such fast
iba1l that several games with fast teams
can be secured and the boys have also
i'been asked to play at two county fairs,
/ Most farmers feel more or less Eanx.
iety about their corn crop this time Of
! the year, but those who are the least
! concerned are those on whose. farms
stand silos. The silo makes it posi-
BILE to save a corn crop that, owing to
the immaturity or early frosts, might
be almost wasted The farmer there:
fore, who has been thinking Of build
ing silo should get into action, and
the man who mas not been thinking OF
the silo should think; and act promptly
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18

'Pierz Journal (10):ii Kate Primer re-
turned to St.. Paul Monday, after few
weeks visit with her mother. @""
Joe Ries left bv auto Monday morn.
ing for Fargo, N. D. He intends to
run threshing rig this fall. f.}i5@'f
The A. F. Hiemeng family and Adam
Hiemeng, ST., of St. Cloud and Miss
Rose Hiemeng of Rice Lake, Wis,
came up Wednesday and spent several
days at the Mike N. Meyer home. fl"
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hohei-
sci of Lastrup, Sunday, son. '|
Barbara Weidenbach visited Randall
friends last week. 1l.H %" f''. j
"Jehf'' WIRING and family of Little
Falls are visiting at the G.. A. WIRING
home this week.
The German Catholic Aid association
Of Minnesota will hold it's annual meet
ing at Sleepy Eye this year. The St.
Joseph's society of Pierz, at a meet
ing held last Sunday, appointed the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18

following delegates to attend the ian
nual meeting at Sleepy Eye, septem-
Der %, "a and 25: Rev. J. G. Stiegler,
Conrad - Stangle, Casper Meyer and
Nick Stalpes.
The Misses Rose and Margaret Roch
of Minneapolis, daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Roch, are here on q visit
to- the G. A. Wiring family.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Rich
ner Of Platte, last Sunday, son. Is
John Girtz left Monday for North
Dakota, where he viii work during
harvest and threshing.
Henry Wuellner reports that dogs
killed over sixty Of Jake Thoen Is sheep
last Saturday night. Only three lambs
are left out Of flock Of GA. The com
mon opinion is that the wolf is the
greatest enemv Of the sheep, but the
truth is the dogs play havoc in the
flock in the thickly settled country
There are fifty dogs to every wolf and
"a dog appetite for gore is about
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
TWIN LAKES

/ ! Aug. 15.:.-- Fred iOkerman and Adolph
johnson returned from North Dakota
Wednesday, morning. , - ~ 5"''5'' - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince White were city
visitors Wednesday: |""! ~ 80 ~.
I MI. and Mrs. Mike Ringwe1ski made
a business trip Is Little Falls Thurs
day. '5''" '"5 *@'|' ~: ''> z[l''E *,,'','.
>. D: Larson; was . county seat 'vis-:
itor Thursday '''' :. - " '''''''. -: :"
. Mrs. Ted Glitter Of Little Falls Wis:
Wednesday with her parents here. ': >:
All the farmers around here finished
harvesting the last Of last week. y,
John and Lawrence Cimenski finish
ed haying in Culdrum Friday. - - ~
John T. Mollschlaeger left for his
|ihome in Chicago Wednesday, He had
been visiting with Witte Bros, over
l. two, months. \, .., .r:......, >'' ,'
week. H2'i7''% ''.'' 81 ''2''" :,,'! y ~
! Mike Deering of Pike. Greek was
here on business Sunday. -,
I MIR. and Mrs. John Zulke Of Little
Ealls spent Sunday Wit with Mr and Mrs
! Nj. and Mrs Martin 'Deeering were
Flensburg visitors Sunday '>' ~ ~
/ A social was given at the home; Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Locks Sunday and
! it was we'll attended. '''''''1''S -t<>
|: Anton Shulz was a <county, seat csll
Ter Sunday. .:t,,,'' 49, -: ,.,
simon Kedrowvskii 'aautoedi5 4, to Little
Falls Saturday. '''<''''' '''' $780,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
L1TT1s FALLS, MINNESOTA

icompanied by her mother, Mrs. Eu-
gene Eckerson, who will 4=be her guest
for several weeks }ffs. .zi::< . =
Is Mrs. Acer and daughter Miss Edna
Of Minneapolis, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Acer's daughter, Mrs:
FJoh1n ~ Hanson . for several weeks, re-:
turned home Saturday, w.. 80 IL.
, Mrs.. @WiIliam Eddeny and, son Elmer
and daughter Miss Eta, were guests at
the Amos Clark home at TT. Ripley
Sunday. ZrH5IsTss I1fxa
:, Mrs. Edward Wittwerr : and children,
who have been guests ct the Henry
IsWittwer home for several weeks, re-
turned to their home at Glenwood on:
Saturday. sea.: r,u: i7ts3lGaoI 3, al
Mrs. P. T. Powers,3 who has been
Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Senert and daugh-
ter2of Little Falls wexetvisitors at the
home off Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 6chlax7 on
Thursday mzj.I trttot =FGZ 5ns lid
f. Miss zHannah, .Harlander, who has
been employed at Little Falls, came
home Tuesday tzisttiiaiV 1854 ri
+ Mrs. FL aoblenz of little Falls, who
has been visiting dts the Henry Witt
wer home, .returnedsat6 her, home on
TuesdAysT os'is5 sssiaTIa sfI5sl5j
r MISC Nsttie Larson and Messrs. Will
FMambeck and 81 James, Larson Of the
Brickyards visited at the Walene homo
here Sunday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
~ ~ : = . =
4 RIPLEY,

\ Aug. l5--George fPusc made a. bus:
mess trip to Little, Falls Thursday %
:, There was a, big, dance held in John
Doucette's granary Tuesday night
It was attended by very large crowd.
At midnight a lunch, was served. At
"a late hour they. all Departed for their
homes. 4 Everyone reports a. very good
time.
Mr., and Mrs. David Gaboury, ,,Jr,,
went to Little Falls Thursday on. bust
ness.sjN 'Ij@4"nf :ts1N 8! - : ~. J;s}
| Morris Olson and brother Frank and
Lee Smith went to Little Falls Thurs
day on business. .nGA ,:.c;jatsist a.,|
Henry Gaboury of Winnipeg is Wis
.iting at the home of his, brother, Da-
f:vid Gaboury. 3; :. :,~.c.,f,... sol :f*s,.;
|: Those who were in Little Falls SIT
urday were David Gaboury, ST., .Venzel
Page, Joe Labrie and brother Dave,
Henry Page and Adolore Millette. =
Many Of the farmers are not through
with thaying as the harvest came on
too soon.td 4m,S,T:a8 -: :" Moi4:s:u:2
Rose Guilmette returned to;;her home
in .Brainerd, after a few week g visit
with friends and relatives here. Gyg,fi7
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Everding went to
Little Falls Sunday on business. >..,r,n
Joe Labrie purchased a new wagon.
He is expecting a bumper crop Of po-
tatoes and needs a good wagon to,
stand Under the heavy weight '1''fs('
Frank Heroux of Little Falls motor
ed to the home Of George Pusci Mon
day on business. 44as5-=sazso-s-,~
Mrs., Mcdonald, and children of Lit-g
tile Falls are visiting at the home Of
IMr. and Mrs. Lee Smith. 1885,, ,.,...
Morris Olson and brother Frank and
sCrawford Sheldon went on a fishing
"trip to- Sullivan lake Sunday. s31E1a&"
Mr.. and Mrs: Frank: Lutzke, ST., and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Page land
family, Frank Freudenriehi and brother.
Bill and Arthur. .Dugas spent, Sunday
! Those w wfi were at the dance il init Fl.
Ripley last Saturday night reported =
large crowd and}a2 good time. ',50" -"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18

equal TO that ,of the wolf: He answers
the cali Of the wild during the dark
hours of night and for q time forgets
that he has become domesticated. Such
dogs are always considered harmless
by their owners and countless suits
and quarrels have come from the own
er's faith in his pet. Often one dog
will learn from another to kill sheep,
and sometimes a4half dozen dogs will
start out after dark on sheep7raiding
expedition, to return, before daylight
and be sleeping unsupported in their
kennels.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
Gushing

Aug. sS.-Emma Oberg left Friday
for Montana, where she expects. to he
employed for some time. ....-.,
B. E.! Nygaard' was on the sick, LIST
Hast week and was unable, to attend to
duties s as agent R.. a: >Nygaard Wis
his substitute. 80 Is .=''''I
/ Frank Kastonek made a trip to Sta
pies, Saturday, by auto. ~ -. '.: e. ' ,-.,.
+: a Nyga%fa Visited ted /: st.: Lincoln
|. Axel Swanson assisted Fred ;Anideer-.
son with, cutting his grain the last, Of
+: IS Understood we viii i soon have I a
6ls Johnson vas county t; Sat- ~ Us:
; Arthur Havkinss,o,,n, '; ana H, B, Haafar
motored !; to !. little 7i Falls Sunday eye.
Mr.: and Mrs: B. = Ny;g al t'i spent
the first Of the week visiting: friends
and relatives at Little Falls. 49,, -" 49,.
i Ruth Segelson left Tuesday. for her
home at Minneapolis, after. a short
visit with hhIf friends Y9fd and relatives
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-18
:: :: GREEN PRAIRIE i, :

Aug. 16.T-J. i. Webb Of: Minneapo-
lis was here on; business Thursday. r>.g
I ! pr. E., p. Hall of Little Falls, was a
caller here, Tuesday: :,2Yo(.rgs, rr33sF :.
:; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Mielketa of
Swanville were visitorsf here, Monday
ana Iuesday.n yuG,I4itI i,JIcI %=iiL
h James Sinclair of Minneapolis aarr
rived, Sunday. for: a visit with rela-
tives and friends. tffsn..f E,a;# ..5au.r
~ Charles Ness and Dan Olson, left on
Monday; for Dakota, where they will
be employed. .n,eure5Es 7
= Mr. and Mrs., August, Anderson and
children motored, to. TT. Ripley SUN
day. .~zIFo, 2su
j A number Of, the young people from
here attended the dance at the club
house :ings Darling Satur lay .evening:yI}.
4 Miss Nellie :Harlander Of; Little Falls
spent Sunday with. :,relativesa and
friends d. heFe. za,E tbuodfoO II n It'll
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry :Wittwer> and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Seigel of -Clough
motored to Minneapolis: Monday. ..fiL
Arid Anderson arrived, home o Sat-
urday from Minneapolis where he2has
been employed aff .ar9d 2ayi4eEoI Il!
Q Robert Bleoden has purchased a. new
automobile and Frank Larsonfa new
motprcyele.f f1itu 5tai7 'zLab v9st S :
4 MI and Mrs.; g. E. Bailey of Min
.neepolis 8 motored, u here g Sunday tfofVa
visit with L Mrs.. Bailey g, pafentsy Mr..
and Mrs. E. Eckerson. t1orifunfT odf =
mrs. August Bailey Of Buchanan was
tie guestlofr Mrs. m. ASehla1E and tfami-
IL 5Thursday. noTi2 Zdarsd 8; a9i5o7F
: George Swanson and Paul Sanders
Of Ft.e Ripley were visito1s here Mem
day. .32 gg@ :yshTnffa ssgod .iuuoo 9
d Walter Anderson - returned to- his
hpme at Anrora,t Ill, Monday; after a
visit with relatives here. .oauj,osq ar
IS Mrs. Frank Mcclure was taken to
Isl. Gabriel hospital iati Little Falls,
Monday; where, sshe1wiA, reeeiveatreatf
mehtg 81 OF usdt a9f1a .saot ane Il;
here for u Ifsito with It'll ErelA tivesT and
fffieads, returned to her Home At AM
lfora, Iowa, Tuesday. She was 40
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. Swanville News (1l): Alex P. Nc,
Rae Of Mesaba, who has been visiting
here for "a few weeks, returned home
Tuesday,. He was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs j. j.. McRae, ST., and son Roy
and Miss Blanche Balm. They made
the. trip with the McRae. car and ex.
pect to return the latter part, Of the
week.
! Bert Turner returned last week from
Bemidjf, wheret he purchased a. 1877.
acre farm. He will move his family
onto it this fall. .+s~<: .'<,,s}:i:;}"A
Both. the Swanville AMI Elm Dale
shipping associations shipped a car:
load Of stock from here Monday: e,
Vern Grover left i last Friday fol
Bismarck, n. D., where: he will work
for few months. 80 ~
! Miss Agnes Smith, who has been Wis
iting at the Mike Lynch home for two
weeks, returned to her home at St
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Aug. Backward Stromin;g made a
flying trip to Fl. Ripley on Monday. Il
Among the FIT. Ripley callers on
Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Snow, Philip Webster, Carl Strom-
ing, Charles Lightner, Mrs. VIM. Jones
and Mrs. Willet Tolles.sa nT&na4ar n
The electrical thunder shower, Of
Wednesday night did =, considerable
damage to the ripe grain. crops but was
a boon to the pastures, ....'.'. ..-;......g
Joe Kunkle was a caller at Charles
J. Stroming's' on Thursday. " 'I., .,-
Mrs. Kunkel, mother Of Joe and
Frank Kunkel, is here for a VISIT from
Kanabec county, where she has also
been visiting friends. IL ''s|'i 2di - p.
Joe Kunkel and Carl Stroming made
a business trip to Little Falls on Fri.
day. f.s.: 2 o.::.: - ~ s.y4.T I5--o--
August Stroming was a caller in Fl.
Ripley on Monday. .,. ..,;....-7
The home Of +Ausland's was pleas
antly surprised by a crowd of young
folks on Saturday evening. The time
was spent in playing games and dane
ing. Felix and Jones furnished the
music. Is: a5f-.- <::ci::f s..:l..5;s:.:s- 81
/. Mrs. Chas. Stroming and son. George
took cream to the Fort. on Monday.
Arvid Sherling of the Grow Wing
valley was a caller at the Stroming
home on Sunday.
Melvin and .Tegner Ausland began
farming last week, having purchased
so acres of land last week. u. ;.s:.~"s'5z
Reports reached here that the crops
in that part of Canada, to- where L.. P.
Snow moved. this spring, were hailed
out and that everything: was being
plowed under.
George, Gladys apd Edna, .Bernstihl
and Art Franzen of sRosing were at the
surprise given at Ausland's Saturday
evening. 5z~t. :;~5-" 81 i5c IT =: 1:>fsR.
Charles Stroming. and sons George
and Carl and Arvid sherling motored
to Little Falls on Sunday.
! Beatrice, Orville and Clifford Wilson
I Of Motley are visiting relatives here
this; week. '::r,:'s: ,'..6:-',E :; ti 's+'.' -<
Ed. Rale is now working at the Pilla
ger: dam. ! 'lu! Ut =. ~': -. ;'cts ':..3
A blind man with gun, it has beer
reported, is watching for some party
or parties in the woods north. of here
| Better look out boys! nj. $500. .;...r
| Smokey Bob presented his sons Teg
ner and Melvin, with a work. horse OF
Saturday. Shall we hear bells soon