davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07

schools of this city when Creager was superintendent of schools. They moved to California about the same time and the friendship was continued. When Creager died, Tipton served the family as counsel and advised Mrs. Creager in the proceedings on the coast where her husband left property to the value of $15,00o. The local holdings are val ued at s10,000. The widow waived her right to administer the Phoenix prop erty and asked that her daughter, Mrs Mabelle C. Redewill, be appointed by, the court, which appointment was made.
 Tipton will remain in the state for several days, going to Roosevelt dam before his return to Los Angeles on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07
CORPORAL AND MRS. THoMAN

ARRIVE-Corporal and Mrs. Jake Thoman arrived in Phoenix last eve ming from Jerome for an indefinite visit with the soldiers parents, Mir and Mrs A. J. Thoman. Corporal Tho man, who was on the other side with 30Sth infantry. received his discharge at Fort Bliss May 25.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07
company's store at Wick

Commercial company's store at Wick enburg.
 The defendants were arraigned be- fore Justice Wheeler in the morning and waived their preliminary hearing. They weer taken before Judge Stanford at 1:30 o'clock and admitted their guilt. They implicated a third man who has not yet been taken into custody by the authorities.
 The court stated that in the case of Martinez who has been here but a short time from Mexico the matter would be referred to the immigration officers for deportation.
 It makes no difference what your wants may be, you can have them supp
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07

court house and city hall. A union station is also planned
 ITO really know what Phoenix is doing says the visitor, lone must sec for himself by living there"
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07
W. 3. CREACER ESTATE' IN DAUGHTER SCHARCE'

Acting as counsel for the widow of the man under whom he served for a term of years. W. $. Tipton, a Los An geles attorney, represented Mrs. W. B. Creager in probate proceedings in con nection with the estate of her late hus- band when the matter came before hrdge Lyman xesterday.
 ME Tipten tanght in the public
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07

t makes Eo difference what your wants may be, you can nave them SUD- piled by using and reading The Repubs lican Classified Pages.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07
RECORD TIME MADE
 FROM CRIME ID PEN

Sentenced to serve from to 10 years at the state penitentiary at Florence three days after committing the of fense is the record tmade by Judge Stanfard yesterday in disposing of the
Washington Journal., 1919-02-21

pope unb Tsins Jrdu nobmen bsrss
lid Ablhieo BON uns. Die gferoe
aoesn an. 2lm JenItsr oss Rommons
bontsnbauiss fob i'd Sdpabrin fss
ben. Ssin @sIidt mar in buItersr
Dut Dsr5srrt. SD polte nidt iibsr
meinen psrnihteien 5eino triums
pbisren unb lpanbis mid ab. @nbs
lid Tubrsn mir gum Gore binalts unb
OerIieBsn fir epis bic Setting gisIos
9orst.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-21

Das Slid pirft sinsu Sdott.n
- beR Reib.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-21
All.
Die SO Il.

Der S9litten belt Dor benz &oms
manoanten6aufe. Die G~inpobners
i4aft ertannte pusati6eps @lode
uno lief f9arenpeiie binter uns fer.
S9wabrin empfIng ben uiurpatOr
auf Der Greitreppe. @r mar getlsibet
pie Elm &ofat unb bate ii9 einen
Bort Itsben laffen. Der gerrdter haIf
Pu9atf&ep aus benz S9litten unb
oriidte in triedenber Mrt feline Greube
unO Oienftbereiti9oft aus. @ls er
mid erblidte, DurOe ct psrlegen. glber
6olb erbolte er ii9. ftredte mir bic
9anb entge9en unb faste:
~Gbg Du sebOrit nun aud gu
uns9 Du bdtteit ss i9on ldnsit tun
lcllen!"
Sd panbte mid bon ibm ab unb
CAB niAts our 4ntport.
Msin 9er5 tlopfte BETTY. aIs mir
il. bas mir 10 tpobI pertraute Gins
mer troten, mo an Der @anb INNER
nod oas Offioiersoiplom bes D~ertor>
6enen 3auptmunns bling. pugots
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16

szowai swego przeciwnika nozem DO
giowie. Powodem tego zajscia miaio
bye nieprzyzwoite zachowanie sic
Szeczkowskiego wzgledem jego zony.
Przywolana policya aresztowaia
Wierczaka a S~zeczkowski udaf sic do
dr.. Bony po doktorski o%patrunek.
. y o
Oh. Tomasz Taflihski, Fam. .pnr.
2S96 Elston ave-, znany przemys}o-
Wiec W dzielnicy Irving Park, pro-
wadzacy tamze Cd szeregu lat sklad
~rzezniczy l wiktua}6w spozywczych,
jadac zesz}ego czwartku swym auto
mobilem utica Cortland W kierunku
Hoyne, starajac sic skrecit ma narot-
niku zauwazy}, re z przeciwnej stro-
ny pedzif automobilista 1 tax blisko,
re OBJ. Taflifski obawiaf sic kolizyi.
Chcac jej uniknat skrecif magic W
box 1 ma nieszczescie najecha{ ma
przechodzaca ulice w6wczas pania
Katarzyne J%aneczko, lat 60, Fam. p.
mr.. 2020 N. Lincoln ul. Jak juz do
nieslismy poprzednio poturbowana
kobiete zabrano do szpitala polskie-
go p. W. Matki Bozej z Nazareth, a
OBJ. Taflihski ~poszukuje obecnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16

wo 60-letni Jozef Wilma, 1929 Tall
man ave. Ma odglos strzalu nadleciar
do le1acego ma ziemt policyant imie-
MEM Holly 1 znalazl Wine z pre-
strzelons skronia; gdy chciai ode
brad mu revolver wzbrania} sic go
z reki ~vypuscic, proszsc 90 ably poao
stawii 60 W spokju, poniewaS chce ~
cha swe zakohczyt. Powodem zama-
chu byia choroba raka 1 prawdopo-
dobnie fakt, be iona ouscila dom TO-
go z CORA rok temu, zamieszku1ac
pnr. 1850 Calumet ave. o Eamierzo-
mem samobojstwie p~owiadomif on
swe dwie corki i brata. Zabrano 60
do szpitala. gdzie lekarze ME wielka
maja nadzieje utrzymania go PREY
tyciu.
n q q
stratak ogniowy nazwiskiem J6-
zef Janowski, 1924 W. 28ma ul.,
zmarl wczoraj W szpitalu p. W. sw.
Antoniego 2 ran, jake otrzymal "
klotni z pewna osoba dnia sgo Ger
wca .Policya przytrzymala Francisz-
ka Balickiego, 1855 w. 23cia ul.,
jake sprawce morderstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16

WOJSKo
oDPIERA ATAKI MEKSY-
KANSKTcH WoJSK RE-
woLUcYJYcH.

Fl Paso, Is czerwca. - Gi6wna
armia rewolucyjnych wojsk mex
sykanskich zostaia odparta przez
wojska amerykanskie po zazartej
walce okoio miasta Juarez. Ka-
walerya amerykanska zabra{a spo
20 jenc6w. Straty po stronie anne
ykanskiej maja wynosie dwoch
zabitych i siedmiu rannych. Stra-
ty po stronie rewolucyonist6w
maja bye bardzo cielkie, a to
wskutek silnego ognia mitraliez,
:udziez polnych dziai, skierowa-
nych ma transze naeprzyjaciei-
skie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16

PIP. Micha1 1 Agata Kafasowie,
zam. pnr. 1926 Cornell ul., mieli W
wojsku trzech syn6w, z ktorych o.
statni >sieraant Jan Kulik powrocil
do domu kilka dni temu z Francyi,
.gdzie przebywai dziesiec miesiecy.
Brat jego Adam powrocii kilka ty-
godni temu, jak r6wniez Edward,
kt6ry slutyl W Camp Kearney, Cal.
Gala rodzina cieszy sic z ich szcze-
sliwego powrotu.
q 81 q
W tych dniach powr6cii z pola
walki honorowo %zwolniony. znany
Kantowiania, Jan Regula. We Fran
cyl przepedzil 11-cie miesiecy a W
ogniu by} przez dziewiet tygodni
matac s~zczescie z przeprawy swej
wyt6c CATO. Naleza} on do Sse]
dywizyi, 34ego pulku picheoty.
q -
Zeszlej soboty o godzinie 9tej vie
czorem zaszla W mieszkaniu Stani-
slawa Wierczaka, Fam. pnr. 2437 Ca
lifornis ave-, kiotnia pomied1y Wy
lei wspomnianym a lokatorem jego
s%tanislawem szeczkowskim, W trax-
Gle kt6rej Wierczak bolesnie pokiere
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16
'NOTATN OSOBISTE.

W domu Albina Szczerbowskiegc
" Cragin, ILL.,, zarzadcy sklepu 4
meblami oh. W. Szymaiskiego "
dzielnicy Wojciechowa. spedza
wakacye brat jego Nedor, kto.
~ Jest maszynista limit Nkolejowet
Northern Pacific / zamieszkuje VI
Dickinson, N. Oak.
CO -
W redakcyi naszego Pisma znaj-
DUE ste list nadesiany z Warszawy
cd Maryanny Kuryiek. Fam. PREY u
Icy Bialostockiej, No. 8, ktory a.
dresowany Jest do stanislawa Kury-
lex, zamieszka,ego dawnie1 pnr.
2143 Lyndale ave. List otrzymat
MONA "a zgioszeniem sic do Redak-
cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16

Pant Marya Piotrowska, iona al
dermana 16tej Wardy, p. Jana A.
Piotrowskiego. powr6ciia do domn
jake acknowledgements, re szpitala
Columbus. Pant P%iotrowska musia
Ia poddac sic ~powt6rnej ~opetacyi,
kt6ra wypadla pomyslnie 1 Jest ma
dsieja, he wkr6tce powr6ci do zupef-
nego zdrowia. PAM aldermanowa
przebywa}a " szpitalu diva tygodnie.
81 - q
P%rzyiacoiki pny Ireny Czerwih-
przyjaciolki panny Ireny Czerwih-
skiej, Fam. pnr. 2o39 W. Walton ul.
sprawiiy jej z okazyi zam~ai-pojscia
mia niespodzianke tax zwana Mis-
cellaneous Shower, ma kt6rej dosko
male zabawilo sic Sebrane grono u
czestnik6w l u~czestniczek. Parma
Irena Cserwihska ~wstepuje W zwia-
eek ma}4ehski dnia 1890 b. m, o
godzinie loci rano W kosciele Sw.
Trolley z panem Stanisiawem Boras.
znanym W kolach mlodziety kanto-
wskiej.
q - q
Wczoraj wieczorem usiiowai "
Garfield Parku popeinic samobojst-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16

swiadk6w tego wypadku, kt6rymi BY
iy dwie Polki; MECH laskawie zgio-
sza sic do jego skladu. OBJ. Taflihski
operuje automobilem juz przeNio
lat try 1 tego rodzaju wypadek po-
raz pierwszy mu sic przydarzyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16
|DNOTATKIA
|NEPORTERA

W Chicago bawi wybftny powte-
sciopisarz polski. autor ,,Chiop6w"
y. w7adyslaw Reymont. Przybyl on
3 Polski Z panem Konstantym Blu
szczynskim, g~eneralnym konsulem
Rzsdu Polskieso ma stany Ziedno-
czone, z ktorym ma wspodzialac "
u~rzadzeniu siuzby konsularnej W
tym kratu.
Do New Yorku przybyli z Fran
cyl n~astepujacy 5olnierze amerykah-
soy polsdego pochodzenis: sieriant
Jozef Bojarski, 3144 n. Ridgeway
ave-, Ludwik Iwicki, 2431 N. Ma
plewood ave-, Stanisiaw Bach, 1854
Elston ave-, Bennie Piechota, $3.50
S. Central Park ave-, J6zef Kowa--
mix, 261s South Kedzie ave-, Stefan
Finpowski, 1925 S. Cotman ave.,
kapral ]. olewihski, 727 Racine
ave-, ]. Kurowski, 23s W. seeley
ave., W. Janowski, 1929 Cashung
ul., s. Morkowski, 1924 DAWN ct.
E. Szczech, 1909 n. Harding ave-,
Adam BielasE, 1913 Holt III.
q - q
" piatek wiecs. schwytany 70
stal falszerz czek6w o kt6rym dono-
siliSmy pare dni temu. Jest to
niejaki Stanis{aw Kunovski, Jamie
szkaiy pnr. 174s wabsnsia avenue,
LEGACY lat okolo 81. Wystawial on
przekazy bankowe ma imie aid. Jana
A. Piotrowskiego, 1 W ten sposob ma
eiagnai kilku polskich byznesistow
dzielnicy StanisIawowa. Schwytany
zosta{ przez p. Filipa Klajde, 1851
Noble uL, syna ~kontraktora murar-
skiego, kt6ry odda3 go W rece poll
cyl, a ia osadzila ma stacyi policyj-
mel przy W. Chicago ave, gdEie O.
czekiwaI bedzie rozprawy sadowei.
d 50 q
Antoni Lock-. 4546 Justine III.
ma chorobe, kt6ra onegdaj o ma}o
ME pozbawila go zycis. Chodzac mia
nowicie po domu W glebokim bsdaC
~pogratony snie, zbli1yi sic do okna
pokoju, przechylil I spadl z wysoko-
Sci drugiego pietra ma ziemis. obu-
dzony upadkiem 1 zapewne zdziwto-
ny sytuacya poczaf woaac o pomoc.
wnet W oknach ukazaiy sic twarze
sasladow a widzsc W jakim predyka-
mencie Lock- sic znajduje przyszli
mu z pomoca. OkaZalo sic, ze Lock-
zIamaI sobie W upadku lewa reke;
sasiedzi zatelefonowali po ambulans,
kt6ry odwi6zl go do szpitala powia-
towego.
, nn =
S-letnia Zofia Bienek, 1919 Lin
colin ul., pozostawiona bez opieki W
domu rodzicielskim spadia swojego
ezasu re schod6w 1 s~kaleczyla sobie
lews noge. Wkrotce w~ywtazalo sic a
tego zskaienie krwi dziewczynka
pomimo staran re strony doktorow
Emaraa. Inkwest odby3 sic onegdaj
W obecnosci DIR. Goldmaha I Lowni-
ka.
onegdaj u zbiegu Milwaukee ave.
I Belmont ave-, " AVondale' wyda-
rzyi sic nieszczesliwy wypadek. -
P~rzechodzil tamtedy OBJ. Tomasz XII
rpta, kt6ry byI wysiad{ z tramwaiu
Belmont ave. I zdataf do tramwatu
Milwaukee ave., by z piracy do domu
sic dostae; wtem naJechal nan wiel
kich rozmiarow automobil, pedzacy
" kierunku wschodnim po Belmont
ave. MIN Kiruta zdoial sic cofnae,
Tub tez Jadacy automobilem wstrzy-
mac pojazd, dostal sic Ktruta pod
ko1a AUTOMOBILE, kt6rs go ~powaznie
p~okaleczyiy ma giowie, zadajac kilka
ran giebokich. Kirute vabrano do
uobliskiet. TUT ma narozniku Bel
mont I Milwaukee W. znajdujacet
sic apteki dra J6zefa zaka, ktory
opatrzy. pokaleczonego I odesiai go
HHH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16


go Stanislaw Imbiorowioz, syn sta
rych osadnik6w Kazimierzowa, Ia
mieszka3ych przy ulicy Sacramento
1 25tej 1 przywiozi re SODA trofea wo
JENNIE, ktore osobiscie ma Niemcach
zdobyi. Przyciagaja one wielkie ma
sy ludzi do okna wystawowego apte-
XII OBJ. Paprockiego. I TAX jak opo-
wiada, przeszywszy n~iemieckiego
majora bagnetem, zabra& mu helm
lsniacy revolver a W innych po-
tyczkach zdobyi noz transsowy, kto-
~ rowniet jake pamiatke tel swia-
towel woiny ~przywiozl re SODA. -
Starszy jego brat Kazimierz do tel
pory znajduje sic ~jeszcze We Francyi
Z armie okupacyins.
q - q q,
Przygoda jaka sic przytrafila MI.
chalowi K~ranzowi wyjsc mu powin-
ma ma przysziosc ma korzyse. Bedac
W stanie podchmielonym I schodzac
z tramwaju, spadl z tegot IA bruk
I najechanym zostaf przez automo-
bill bedacy w~iasnoscia stanisiawa
Oztmka, s46 N. Hermitage ave-, ka-
leczac boleSnie glove I noge. Prey
wolany ambulansem policyinym dr..
olmsted udzielif mu pierwszet po-
mocy, poczem odwi6zl do domu.
Mieszka pnr. 1924 Erie III.
q - q
Przyjemna niespodzianke urza--
dzono onegdaj W domu PIP. Jana
Katarzyny Gorzyhskich, 1911 W.
Superior nj. pannie Marcie Gorzyh-
skiej, ma ktora to niespodzianke I.
wv. Miscellaneous Shower" zeszly
sic panny z K1ubu sw. Heleny I przy-
jaci68ki, AdeNna Paschke. Emilia
Paschke, Marya Madaj, Franciszka
Uliasz, Adelina Uliasz, Marya u
liasz, Franciszka Rajczyk, Agnieszka
Danszczyk, Eleonora Ibrom, Ludwi-
ka Karwowska, Franciszka Szafar-
kiewicz, Anna Boron. Stan. Wich-
LACE, Klara Mazur. Franciszka Wa
c{awska, Cecylia ~Janowiak, Franci-
ska Schiller, pani j. Gielitowicz i
Marta Dudek I pan walenty Turner.
Bawiono sic p%rzyiemnie do p6znej
godziny.
/ q :
Powracajac wieczorem do domu z
piracy, S.anislaw Pupanek. chiopiec
LEGACY lat II, uwiesii sic u towaro-
wego AUTOMOBILE, a zajawszy mie1-
see W lyle tegoz zwiesil " nogi
cieszyi sic, re mu sic taxa gratka
trafila. U zbiegu jednak Halsted
Grand ave-, pedzacy "a MIN tram
wal linii Grand wpadl z impetem ma
automobil W ktorym znajdowai sic
Pupanek i uderzyi W zwisaiacego no
gi, ktore zmia1dzyl. Nteprzytomne-
go o~dwieziono do szpitala powiato-
wego. Automobilem powoEii Miles
]. Walsh, 115 n. Ada ul. Motormana
numer: 5473 a koEduktora STAB,
Pupanek ~zamieszkuie pnr. All No
BILE ul.
= 90
Oh. Wladysiaw Armknecht, z ia
dwtgowa wysiany zostai ubiegiego
roku przez Lige Polskich Spo1ek
Budowniczo-P W stanie
Illinois, do Springfield, jake repre-
zentant W sprawie blu No. 10, kto-
~ tadaI by nauczano W szkotacn
publicznych . p~arafialnych wyaacz-
ME tylko po angielsku; donosi' re
tw bill bedzie ubtty. Powiada, re
niektorzy z senatorow tiumacza sic
tenn, Il ME mieli dostatecznego po-
,ecia O szkoiach parafialnych, gdy
i'm D, Armknecht sytuacye przedio-
ty, W prywatnych rozmowach.
q - q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16

S-letnia Zofia Bienek, 1919 Lin
coin ul., pozostawiona bez opieki W
domu rodzicielskim spadia swojego
a re schod6w I skaleczyla sobie
lews noge. wkr6tce wywtazalo sic a
tego zakaIenie krwi I dziewczynka
pomimo staran re strony doktor6w
Emarla. Inkwest odbyl sic onegdaj
W obecnosci DIR. GoldmaLa I Lowni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16

W Chicago bawi wybftny powie-
sciopisarZ polski. autor ,.Chiop6w"
,. W1adyslaw Reymont. Przyby} on
. Polski q panem Konstantym Bu-
szczyhskim, g~eneralnym konsulem
Rzadu Polskiego ma stany ziedno-
czone, z ktorym ma wspofdzialac v
urzadzeniu siuzby konsularnej "
tym kratu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-16

do szpitala. Automobilem jechal OBJ.
Earl T. Martin, kt6rego adres:. ga
So. Seventh st. Maysnce. Ill. Pora-
nionego Kiruts ma W opiece DR..
Yak; miesska on pnr. 1929 Wave
land ave.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-03-07
War SAVINGS STAMPS
COMMITTEE FORMED TO ORGAN
TIE SOCIETIES THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTY.

AT a meeting held Tuesday morning,
organization was made for the War
Savings Stamp campaign to be launched
in Morrison county.
THE campaign will be launched to
establish War Savings Stamps societies
in every business house which employs
five or more persons. Societies will al
so be established in all schools, both in
the city and rural. No quota has been
set, the campaign being mainly to inter-
est the people in thrift by using War
Savings Stamps as an investment. This
campaign has been arranged so as to
not interfere with the Liberty Loan
campaign.
Following are the officers in charge:
w. E. Olson, county chairman.
Harry Wiener, First vice-chairman.
N. D. Woodwork, Second vice chair
man, in charge of the city. =
O. P. jacobson, Third ce-chairman,
in charge Of county community socie-
ties.
F. w. Dobbyn, Fourth vice chairman,
in charge Of organizing societies in the
city schools.
Miss. Eliza Batter, Fifth chair
man, in charge Of societies in rural
schools.
Following is the executive commit
tee: J. K. Martin, Jos. Moeglein, N. J..
Peterson, E. J. Richie, s. P. Brick, Rev.
A. LaMonthe, Rev. 2. E. Gregory and
Mrs. L.. D. Brown.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-03-07
ACClDEN1vLLY KILLED
BEN GRABOWsKI MEETS DEATH
AT PAPER MILL-STICK RUN
THROUGH BODY. .. ga. ,s~

Ben Grabowski, an employe at =. the
paper mill was fatally injured Monday.
He died before reaching. St. Gabriel e
hospital, where he was being taken. q
Grabowski, who was working in the
wet room of the paper mill, was seen
to run between two deckers and make
for the door Of the room, where he call
ed for John Krause, the foreman.
Krause on reaching the room found
Grabowski lying on the floor in an un-
conscious condition with severe
wound in his groin, which penetrated
through his body to the skin, although
the skin was not broken.
No one witnessed the accident, but it
is evident that the injuries were inflict-
ed by 'skinning stick,'' stick used
for the cutting pulp when the rolls of
pulp have attained desired thickness.
A skinning stick was found near him
and it is thought that he was trying to
shift heavy belt with the stick which
was probably caught in the belt and
driven into Grabowski's body. An ar
terry was completely severed, The stick
referred to is made Of: hard wood shap-
ed like billiard cue and very sharp at
the end. The stick found near Grabow-
ski was covered with blood. -
Grabowski, who had been employed
by the Hennepin Paper company for the
past IL years, was married man and
had two children, one aged 5 and the
other 2 years. He was 80 years Of age.
The funeral was held Wednesday
morning from St. Adelbert's Polish
Catholic church at O'Clock and inter
ment made in the Polish cemetery.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-03-07
THE CITY ELECTION.
FILINGS ARE SLOW; SOME PLACES
YET TO FMI-TOMORR0W
LAST DAY.

Although the city election is but ten
days away, there seems to be no great
excitement over it and thus far oppOsi-
tion has developed for but one office,
that of municipal judge, now. held by F.
w. Lyon. Phil. s. Randall is the 9th
er candidate for this office. - Opposi.
tion for some Of the other places have
been rumored, but those approached
seem to be unwilling to get into the
game. -.-.>-.
Tomorrow is the last day on which
candidates can file. As yet but one
man has filed for alderman, F. E. Hall
being candidate for reelection from
the First ward. ..
Following are the filings up to yester:
day afternoon:
Mayor-K. N. Bergheim.
City Clerk-Andrew Johnson.
Municipal Judge--F. W. Lyon.
Assessor-Frank Ellenbecker.
Justice of the Peace-George Ger
ritz. Sr.
Alderman, 1st Ward-Frank E. Hall.
Henry LaFond will be a candidate
from the Fourth ward, and petitions
have been circulated for N. j. Peter
son from the Third ward.
Candidates are yet to appear for an
additional alderman in the Fourth ward
and one from the Second ward. Harry
Hanl1n is not known to be a candidate
for reelection for the short term in the
Fourth ward, as he was out Of the city,
but petition is being circulated in his
behalf,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-03-07
STATE MADE TWINE
BOARD OF CONTROL PUTS QUOTA
TON BELOW GOVERNMENT
MAXIMUM.

Binder twine made in the state pen
itentiary plant at Saltwater will retail
during 1919 at 20 cents a pound for
sisal and standard, % cents for 600
foot MANILA. and % cents for pure
MANILA. Prices on carlots are one-half
cent lower on each kind.
The schedules range from l to 5
cents a pound lower than those Of 1915,
and from III to 5 cents pound less
than maximum prices permitted by the
United States food administration.
The output for 1919 is estimated at
100000 pounds. On that total it
was computed the board will effect a
saving of $365,000 to farmers Of the
state by adopting their own prices in
stead of, the government maximum.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-03-07
PHILIP WHITE DIES IN GERMANY.

PHILIP WHITE DIES IN GERMANY.
A cable was received by Chas. Rhoda
Of Royalton, yesterday morning, con
veying the news Of the death Of Phil
ip White in Germany, from pneumonia.
Philip, who is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. White Of Ely, was in the service as
ambulance driver.
The young man was we'll known and
popular among our young people, as the
family lived here a number of years,
when Mr.. White was superintendent Of
tho city schools.
The family have the heartfelt SYM
pathy of their old friends in Little
Falls and vicinity in their great be-
reavement.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-03-07
TO MARX PIKE STOCK ADE.

Appearing in the write-up of tho
mid-winter meeting of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution held in Min
neapolis last week, appeared the follow
ing: -.Hy...-.4 + -
~>~e'tTo save from obliteration the site
Of the first stockade in Minnesota,
which was built by Capt. Zebulon Pike
in 1906, the D. A. r. plans this year to
mark especially the spot in Little
Falls, which is now indicated only by a
few stones, according to a report Of
Mrs. Harlan P. Roberts chairman Of
the committee on the preservation Of
historic spots.n III
The site mentioned is south Of the
city on the West side Of the Mississip-
ri, ~7'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-03-07
!. MARRIED

Thursday evening Of last week at
7:30, A. Irving Stone and Miss Irene
Monahan were quietly married by Rev.
Fir. >Lamonthe Of. st. Francis Xavier
church at the parish house. :,
Miss Irene Tanner attended as
bridesmaid and L. Pancratz as best
man. The bride was attired in trav-
cling suit Of midnight blue with lat
to match and the bridesmaid wore q
suit Of black with hat to match
After the marriage rites the wedding
party retired to the. home of the
brides mother, Mrs. T. J. Monahan,
2O3: Third street northeast, where
wedding dinner waas served. ssss,.e.ss:ssz9
MI. and Mrs. Stone will make their
home with the BRIDES mother.
Those from out.of- town. who attend
ed the wedding were, Michael Robisch-
on Of st. Cloud, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Murphy Of Brainerd.