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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
GRAND AND PETIT JURY DRAWN
DISTRICT COURT cONvENEs ON
APRIL 9-TERM LIKELY TO
BE SHORT ONE

The grand and petit juries for the
April term Of district court were
drawn at the county court house this
week and the names Of the jurors are
given below. Court will convene on
April 9 and Judge Parsons Of Fergus
Falls will likely preside. There arc
but a few cases thus far and the term
will probably be a short one. The rea-
son this term comes so soon is that the
court dates were recently changed by
the state legislature, making them
April and November instead Of Janu-
ary and June.
The case of the state Of Minnesota
VS.. Mrs. Elizabeth Montbriand and
Kenneth Corey, which was tried at the
last term and in which the jury dis
agreed, will be brought to trial again
the coming term.
Following is list Of the jurors
drawn:
Grand Jury
G. Tidd, city; Irwin Drews, Leigh;
John Johnson, Culdrum; Henry stroc-
ing, Granite; Andrew johnson, Dar~
ling; John Novak, city; Nick Elvig,
city; George Chapman, Bellevue; c.
w. Hogle, city; Jacob Kiewel, City;
Albert Booth, Two Rivers; Martin
Pertzer, Swan River; Joe Eisel, Gran.
ite; R. Baumgartner, Buckman; Gust
Franzen, Rosing; Christ Lust, Hill
man; John Bastien, Belle Prairie; Err
nest Axel, Swanville; Otto Bergstrom,
Swanville; Dave Ploof, city; A. D.
Nichols, Clough; Otto Vanselow, Swan
Vile: John Luhrs, Bellevue. -,
Petit Jury
Ray Benton, Granite; Robt. Nc.
Glashan, Motley; John Mischke, Pierz;
John Wicklund, Motley; William john
son, Granite; Oliver Brunette, village
of Pierz; Theo. Gross, village Of Pierz;
E. H. Rebischke, Parker; G.. Dalquist,
Randall; R. B. Peters, Royalton; Ma
poleon Varing, city; Andrew Gusten,
Swan River; Charley Anderson, Green
Prairie; Gottleib Schlag, Royalton; Joe
Hortsch, Buckman; William Hartw1g,
Culdrum; John Brandt, Buckman; ia
cob Nohner, village Of Pierz; J. n.
Rauch, Agram; August Rain, Swan
Vile; w. Thompson, Swan River; VIM.
Won Domarus, city; P: J. Gregerson,
Royalton; Christ Cnock, Swan River;
Fred Simonson, Elm Dale; William
Jones, Rail Prairie; Charley Soder-
holm, Elm Dale; Charley Swanson,
Rosing; Joseph Coenen,. Little Falls;
John Frederickson, Darling.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
HIGHER TWINE PRICES
High Cost Of Material Affects Product
Of Penitentiary

saltwater, Minn., March 5.-Twine
prices are higher this year than last,
according to quotations announced by
Warden C. s. Reed of the Minnesota
state prison. The prices follow: Stand
ard, 500 rect to the pound, Is cents a
pound; manila, 900 feet to the pound,
IA cents a pound; strictly pure ma
Mia, $50 feet to the pound, Is cents q
pound.
These prices are all f. o. b. Still
water. A discount Of u cent a pound
will be allowed on carload lots pro-
vided cash settlement is made on or
before Nov. l, 1917. A discount OF p
cent pound will be allowed on 10000
pound lots and over, up to carload,
on the same cash basis settlement.
Prices of the grades last year were:
Standard and sisal, s 3-4 cents h.;
manila, 11Ha cents and strictly pure
manila, 1912 cents. The high cost OF
material is given as the reason for
the increase in prices.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
LOCAL ELKS TO BOWL WITH ST.
CLOUD EIlKS SUNDAY

A bowling match has been arranged
between members Of the local Elks
lodge and the st. Cloud Elks, to be
pulled off at St. Cloud Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Although the per-
sonnel Of the local team has not yet
been decided upon, it is likely that F..
r.. Ziske, Franz Larson, A. Monten,
Frank Cannon, G. F. Lotterer and one
or two others will be used. Other Elks
plan on going down to witness the
match and help the local boys win.
The St. Cloud Elks have fast bowl
ing team which has been organized for
some time. The members are Al. May,
A Mckenzie, Otto Brunning, L. West
hoff and Henry Sullivan. They want
y return game with the local Elks for
tie following Sunday, to be bowled at
the alleys in this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
HIGH TO ST. CLOUD TOMORROW
FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS CO.
ING DOWN-BIG GAME MAY
DECIDE TITLE


second teams of the local high school
go to st. Cloud to play the first and
second high teams Of that city. The
second teams will play first and the
first teams will then clash for high
honors. The game will be played on
the new technical high floor.
Petrus Liljedahl, coach for the To-
Gals, is quite ioninent of q vintory for
the locals in tomorrow nights game.
The regular players, Levin, Sims, Dob
byn, Grimes and Elvig, will all be in
the first team lineup and Richard and
Tourtillott will probably 60 down as
subs.
The fight for the district champion
ship is now between Little Falls and
st. Cloud and if St. Cloud wins this
game it gets the title, as it already has
defeated Little Falls once. If the title
were decided on percentage basis
however, Little Falls would already
have won, as it has taken 2 games
from Sauk Centre and 2 from Brain
erd, whereas st. Cloud made an even
break with these teams. It is under
stood that the game basis will govern,
however, and that in event that Lit
tie Falls wins tomorrow nights game
st. Cloud will demand a third game to
decide the championship. The third
game would be played on neutral
floor.
A number of local basketball cnthus-
lasts plan on going down for the games
tomorrow night. If No. IA is on time
one will have plen,v Of time in which
to get down there for the big game.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
COUNTY FAIR DATES FIXED
BOCIETY WILL HOLD FAIR HERE
SEPT. Is, 16, II, 18-RACING
PROGRAM UNCERTAIN

Saturday, Sunday Monday and Tues
day, September is, Is, II and l8, have
been fixed as the dates for the 1917
county fair of the Morrison County
Cooperative Agricultural society, Sec
retary N. N. Bergheim announces.
It was found necessary to take the
first part of the week in order to get
the attractions for the fair, as they
are booked together with another
county fair, that of Benton county; in
Sauk Rapids, which will be held Sept.
II to Is.
Saturday, September IS, will be en-
try day. Sunday tnll probably be
city day and the program for that day
will probably consist Of baseball
game; band concert, etc. If the COM
mittee on the race track is successful
in raising the necessary funds for
same the horse races will be held on
which will be in the Benton county
It is understood that the bill intro
duced in the state legislature provid-
ing for an appropriation Of 100000
for the purpose of refunding to the
county fairs the amount which they
paid out for premium money tho past
few years, has good chance of pass
ing. During the last few years the
growth of the county fair has been
quite rapid whereas the state appro-
priation for premium refunds has not
been increased, resulting in deficit
each year and causing the payments
to the county fair to be cut below the
amount promised by the state. If this
bill passes and the fair society here
gets this money this year it may not
need to raise any money by public
subscription. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
FIRST REGIMENT HAS RETURNED
LOCAL BOYS NOW AT FT. SMELL
Nd-MAY COME HOME TO-
MORROW

The Little Falls boys who are with
Company F, First regiment, Minnesota
militia, have returned from the Mexi-
can border and are now at Ft. SMELL
ing, where they will be mustered out
of the federal service. There are six
teen boys from this city in the regi-
ment, two from Royalton and one
from Randall.
It is believed that the local boys
will return home tomorrow, although
no definite particulars have yet been
received. Joe Grzeca, in a telephone
message to his brother Frank here,
stated that he thought they would re-
turn tomorrow, and Mr.. Felix, who,
with Mrs. Felix, visited his sons j. D.
and Jennings .at Ft. Smelling the mid
die of the week, also stated that he
thought they would be back tomor-
row. He stated that he asked them
to make the trip together, in order
that they might be welcomed at the
station, and they will notify the city
officials here what train they will
come up on. 1t might be possible that
they will not be released until the first
of next week.
The city council has appropriated
money with which to engage the band,
which will be with the crowd to meet
the boys when tney come home and
it is proposed to give the boys a fine
reception.
The Little Falls boys with the First
regiment are as follows: j. D. Felix,
Jennings Felix, Alvin Gierok, Ed. Gle
rok, Harry Nelson, Robert Nelson,
George Nelson, August Grund, Ed. Ra-
Der, John Tindell, Perry Gibson, Bert
Jones, Joe Grzeca, Henry Sutlif, Glen
Signund, Ed. Woiciechowski.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
MAY MOVE GREGORY DEPOT

A representative Of the state rail-
road and warehouse commission was at
Gregory Monday to interview the peo-
pie regarding the moving Of the Greg
1ory station to where the old N. P.
main line joins the present main line,
two miles south Of this city. It is
understood that the people living near
the present site of the station object
s, the change but those living near
:he junction are very anxious to get
the station there.
New 1917 81 bills have been receiv-
ed by the First National bank here.
The new bills are giva,1 as notes in
stead Of as silver certificates and they
look much different from the old ones.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
TOWNS TO VOTE ON PURCHASE
OF ROAD MACHINERY

At the coming spring election the
town of Belle Prairie will vote on the
question of purchasing a gas tractor
for road building purposes. A meet
ing of the voters of the town will be
held at the Freedmen hall this morning
at IL O'Clock to discuss the question,
and several speakers will address the
meeting on road building and good
roads.
The town Of Swanville, it is under
stood, will vote OH the question of is
suing $4,000 bonds for the purpose OF
purchasing tractor and grader.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
MORE COMMERCIAL. CLUB MEM
BERS

John Wetzel, E. J. Richie, N. J..
Peterson, J. W. Stephenson, J. D. Har'
ris, J. F. Kenkel, G. w. Firnstahl, I'm
ion Provision company, A. Simonet, R.
L. Palmer, E. A. Berg, Eich & Seifert,
George Schroeder, Dana Brown, Little
Falls Milling company, w. NJ. Gordon,
st. Paul Store, S. P. Brick, L. NJ. Rob
erts, Herman Katz, Fred Kleber, Drel-
lock Ice company, Milo theatre, La
Fond & Brick, NJ. J. Bracke, Carl Bo-
lander, NJ. A. Engstrom, John Denis,
George H. Peterson, NJ. J. Torgerson,
Central Creamery company.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
(ETHMAN BOY BADLY HURT WHILE
COASTING

Titus Plettl Of this city received a
message the first of the week stating
that his nephew, Carl Ehman, aged 6
years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Eth
man of Logan, Mont, met with a bad
accident SATURDAY night, while out
coasting. The sled on which he and a
girl named Josephine Ridell were slid
ing, struck a barbed wire fence, and
a big cash was cut in the boys throat
the jugular vein nearly being severed.
A physician was Immediately summon
ed and the little boys life was saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ehman formerly lived
in this city and are known to many
local people. :,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET
A NUMBER OF PETITIONS GRANT.
ED-BUY MORE Road MACH
INERY-BuIS ALLOWED

The board of county commissioners
met in regular monthly session Tues
day with all members present.
Bond of Stephen Simonet as deputy
coroner was approved. -.
The county auditor was instructed
to investigate liability insurance on
workmen on, county roads and bridges
and report at next meeting.
Abatements approved: John Boser,
Rev. J. Kromolicki, R. K. Carnes, Her
man Utsch. -:
Attachments rejected: Erick O..
Westberg, H. E. Biddinger.
Bonds Of some of the banks in coun-
ty to secure the deposit of county
funds were presented and were ap-
proved.
Motion carried that county board
purchase from Stockland Roao Mach
inery' Co., five pony graders to the
amount of $595.
Final hearing on petition Of John
Rolf to be set off from district 81 to
district 43 was granted.
Final hearing on petition of John
Anderson with his lands to be set off
from the village Of Upsala back to
the town, was duly granted. =
Petition for formation Of new school
district in towns Of Culdrum and Par
ker, hearing granted for next meeting
of board.
Final hearing of petition of Chas.
Schruhl with his lands to oe set off
from district 38 to district 63, was
granted.
Petition Of Otto Bergstrom and "A.
V. Grant to be set off from one dis
trict to another, hearing granted.
Petition to form new school districts
from district %, Elm Dale, laid over
to April meeting.
Petition for change in state road,
Ses. 27-127-30, was laid over.
John Berglund was appointed COM
mittee to examine county road in town
Of Cushing, Sec. 26 and 35.
County attorney was authoriz-
ed to compromise the suit of w. B.
Millbery against the county for $5S,
Millbery to pay all costs Of the action.
r. NJ. Leblanc and Napoleon Gotta
were appointed grader men for 1917 at
40c per hour of actual work, also OIL
yer Bastien is hereby appointed en-
gineer for tractor for 1917 at soc per
hour for actual work.
j. n. Carnes and the county attor-
ney were appointed d committee to go
to st. Paul in relation to the outstand
ing road and bridge warrants. -;
Bills allowed:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
SCHOOL AID IS RECEIVED
TREASURER GETS CHECK FOR
11,524.80, FOR 544s PUPILS
..-. ~ AT $2.1O EACH

County Treasurer Renick has receiv-
ed a check from the state for $11,-
524.80, being the school apportionment
for this county for March. The money
will be paid out with the regular
March settlement.
The above amount represents an
apportionment for 5,448 pupils, at the
rate of $2.1L apiece. The number of
pupils is greater than last fall, but the
state aid per capita is considerable
less, it being over So last November.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
farmers CREAMERY REPORT
LOCAL COOPERATIVE CREAMERY
PAID PATRONS $19, ,454.97 FOR
BUTTERFAT IN 7 MONTHS

The Farmers Cooperative Creamery
association of Little Falls held it's an
nual meeting at the court house audi
torium Tuesday afternoon, with good
attendance. E. j. Holmers of the state
dairy and food commission was pres
ent and gave very interesting and
instructive talk on cooperation, cream
grading and other matters pertaining
to a creamery. This creamery started
business the first of June, 1916, and
during the seven months Of last year
enjoyed a nice business, according to
the report Of the secretary, which is
given below. The total receipts were
$28, ,108:58. The patrons were paid 49,
454.97 for butterfat, and there were
107 cream patrons.
In the election Of officers all the old
officers were reelected. They are as
follows: Carl E. Peterson, Green Prai-
rie, president; Christ Larson, Pike
Greek, vice president; J. w. Hanson,
Darling; secretary; Paul Dubbels, Belle
Prairie, treasurer; w. G. Matteson,
city, J. V. Writing, Darling, George
Hammerbeck, and W H. Cherry, Lit
tie Falls town, and Jacob Brutcher of
Belle Prairie, were elected directors.
The date of the annual meeting Of
the association was changed from the
first Tuesday in March to the first
Monday Of that mouth, owing to the
town caucuses being held on the first
Tuesday.
Following is the itemized report Of
the secretary:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
Mrs. Ed. M. LaFond entertained the
Kensington Embroidery club at her
home yesterday afternoon.

Ben A. Oberlaender, manager Of the
local Western Union telegraph office,
is in the twin cities on a brief visit.
Miss Stella McGregor, former manager
oi the local station, but who has for
the past six months been employed in
the Western Union Offices at Grand
Forks and Minneapolis, is substituting
for Mr.. Oberlaender. Miss McGregor
10 in the city fora couple weeks visit
.At her home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
EDUCATIONAL ASSN. MEETING AT
ST. CLOUD NEXT WEEK

The Central Minnesota Educational
association will hold its annual meet
ing at ST.. Cloud on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday Of next week. A good
program mas been arranged and sever
al prominent speakers will address the
educators.
Superintendent F. w. Dobbyn Of
this city will likely attend the meet
ing and the grade teachers also ex-
pect to 90 down.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
TOWN ELECTIONS TUESDAY

Town elections Will be held in the
various townships throughout this
county next Tuesday, from 9 a: m. to
8 p. m. In most townships the old vot-
ing system will be used, only one
township, Little Falls town, as far as
is known, having adopted the Austria
liam ballot system for the coming elec'
ton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09

J. Hanson and D. Whitman Of Ana
conda, Mont, were in the city Satur-
day and Sunday to visit with Geo. L.
Hughes, manager Of the local J. G.
Penney stor Mr.. Whitman will open
a Penney store at Bemidji and Mr..
Hanson will open one at Virginia.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09

Thirty-three new books have recent
ly been added to the shelves. at the
public library in this city and are now
ready for loaning. Most of them are
juvenile books.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
State Road No. 8

Simon Minchow, work ........$ 1887:
Vim. Unger, work .......... $500
John Evans, work ........... "a 80
Chas. Vanselow, work ......... 80. 40
Swan johnson, work ........ 1925
John Had, work ............ IL. IL
Andrew Evans, work ........ IL. IL
Will FL. Trampe, work. ......... 1922
Helmer Olson, work ......... l3 .O2
Herman Strochein, work ..... l4.81
VIM. Hartwig, work ......... 13. .O2
Otto Fritz, work ........... 1902
John A. Olson, work. ......... "a. 10
Chas. Dietrich. work ......... 26. 10
Aug. Hartwig, work .......... 80. ID
Frank Vanselow, work ...... As
John Schmidtbauer, work see. 1888
Nels Peterson, surveying coun-
ty road 2O.OO
A. Swedbach, assisting county
surveyor ......... S.OV
Town Of Parker, 19 cost steel
, bridge ......... ........... 100. 90
Little Falls Iron Works, work
on tractor 114.85
Joe Englert, work, county road 800
Oliver Bastien, work on tractor liz. SO
Jos. Chmarowski, helping coun-
ty surveyor ............... 400
John skochinski, helping coun-
Stephen skochinski, helping '
county surveyor ........... 800
Joe sypneski, helping county
surveyor ......... ...... 400
Steve Sypneski, helping county
surveyor ......... ........ 400
Herman Hassing, work on state
road No. .., 1926
E. O. Ramberg, supplies. ..... 1900
Tony Jamma, stone for road. 114.00
Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Co.,
Herald Pig. Co., delinquent tax
list ........ ..,,,.,,.,... 97.o5
Western Union, messages .... 4.36
Miller-Davis Co., supplies 49,. 1926
Fritz-Cross Co., supplies. ..... "a. .65
Geo. B. Wray Co., supplies... 1910
Albert Mielke, officers fees... 200
VIM. A. Dow, supplies. ....... 25.75
n. w. Tel. Elk. Co., tolls. ...... 2O.30
Ernest LaFond, work at JAIL. 1.75
Transcript Pub Co., legal ptg. 1925
Transcript Pub. Co., financial
statement ........ .174s. 70
kignor & Schallern, insurance. $3.50
Burton Co., supplies ......... $50
Security Blank Book & Ptg.
Co., supplies ............. l1.76
A. NJ. Stoll, board Of audit. -. 800
B. Y. McNairy, board of audit. 800
r. J. Oberschmidt, witness fees 1854
Transcript Pub. Co., supplies. 1925
Paul Felix, sheriff expense. 80. 4.50
Paul Felix, bird. city prisoners. 1880
Paul Felix, BIRD. Co. prisoners. 65.40
F. P. Farrow, livery Supt. Of
schools ......... so. 90
p. w. Blake, supplies. ........ 10.9
A. M. Stoll, delinquent tax list S7.15
Adams Hdw. Co., supplies. 80. As
Harting & Son, repairs on desk 4.4O
D. Rocheleau, board of audit. 800
s. Simonet, Dep. coroners' fees 1880
A. M. Stoll, expense ......... 3.O5
Herald Pig. Co., supplies. go. Sc. SO
Electric Shop, supplies ....... $40
Chas. H. Calsson, wood for Jail 600
j. Oswald Jones Detective
Agency, services .......... 54.11
Peter Pulvermacher, jus. fees 1866.
Albert Mielke, constable fees. II. 90
Geo. E. Wilson, justice fees. 2.55
Joe Newman, constable fees. 1.45=
II. Gassert, mileage attending
meeting .......... ......:.. $50.
j. n. Carnes, mileage attending
meeting .s... S5f.ss 9. 60
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
JEFFERsoNs TRIM SPECIALS

JEFFERS0NS TRIM SPECIALS
The Jeffersons defeated the Little
Falls Specials in bowling match on
the Gaffney alleys Wednesday evening,
which was one of the closest and most
interesting Of the season. The Jeffer-
sons led by but nine pins, the scores
being 2135 and 2126. Titus Plettl
made the high single score, 206 and
he also got high total, 526.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09

Srnest, the s-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Larson OF Royalton,
who has been at St. Gabriel IS hospital
for treatment for appendicitis, has
recovered and was discharged from the
hospital Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
March SETTLEMENT IS MADE
AMOUNTS TO $90,849.51-Is LESS
THAN THE NOVEMBER
SETTLEMENT

The March settlement has been made
and the moneys are now being appor-
toned by County Auditor McNairy.
The amount Of the settlement is $9l,-
05O39, less refundments of $203.88,
making the net settlement 500, ,849.51.
This is considerable less than the No
vember apportionment last year, which
amounted in all to $1OO,281.65.
Following is the itemized settle
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09

VIM. Leavilette of Neche,, N. D., was
brought to St. Gabriel's hospital last
Wednesday for treatment for paraly-
sis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09

The infant child of Mr.. end Mrs.
Jos. Weilings Of Little Falls town is
very i'll.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09

Jesse Lehrke of Darling town col
lected haunty for q full grown wolf
at the court house yesterday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09
WOLF BOUNT1ES

Ross Fleck of Morrill, collected
bounty for two full grown wolves and
Joe Fleck Of the same place for one,
On Friday, at the court house.
Adolph Anderson of Clough collect
ed bounty for full grown wolf at the
court house Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09

Miss Esther Trettel entertained the
young ladies' sewing circle Of Sacred
Heart church at her home on Fourth
street southeast Tuesday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09

Mrs. B. G. Low, who has been very
i'll for the past two months, is better,
and hopes are entertained for her re-
5covery. 8.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-09

August Edling and William Taylor
returned Tuesday from Shovel Lake,
where they have been employed at
logging for several months.