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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
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'Jan. W. e ethh'!A q: Was Yin
& fEs f Fs 9$sa E1R T, S%R9s
visiting at the home Of hef parents;
Mg; ana M,s: F. p s%ssRIS&SR: ~ ~ =; -.
81 at the home Of Mis-. AHA Nelson; sig.
tter. of the foFFmer, dlga ftt RfEndaay. -
Samuel BoYee arriyad s MllIpnfd - f9r q
visit at the home Of his sister. Mrs:
Mary Wood. He left last Sunday for
his home in Idaho, where he will JOIN r.
os1i Hi no3oss4 Hals d
" Miss Mabel Braeke visited Saturday
and Sunday at lher, home in Little 5e Fa III
Nels Swanson was business caller e
in Randall Thursday .
oMrs! eSitiJo Shut was laALittle Falls $
visitorI first of the 5fweek.t 'r;7 80 -,
Elmer Swanson nsmetored uito 81 Little
Falls, last Thursday. ,,,, III
JOSEPH Shut was III i lincoln Wedn es:
|a4VIIafV .!'fl::r i: 10 l2tnd iHy}414H : -
Is leslie Kay If Little FaHs:visited il
this yieiiaitY1 che last, Of thQe week. f..
fisah IL tpaelR fS sato #
AH Frank cyr r,'9 I'D F. .:
motored~ to. Little Falls Wednesday:
htiNdrIg and MRS. r.. H.; Bongstrom were
Linooln callers: Saturday. bus
L., RI ;,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
RETURNS FROM AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY lME.ETING i

Sam Hammerbeck, delegate from
Morrison County Cooperative !Agrien,
ti1ral society to the State Agricultural
society held at the Minneapolis court
house last week reports as: follows: =:
The meeting was an entire success
and much important. business transact a.
ed. Leutenant Governor Franks0n,
Who, spoke fhe mee eth g; ;aiaVitedt the
delegates to visit ah2os tatep capitol A
pe$Sial r. dtR6d lkgi5hstpfe
waag Hefd Ffida terHSoh to 9meet'sY I'll
TIP delsgg ssHtesr who dansd todtReo dapito]
in lS&Hafterbd street eafsi:ifo yraEE;t1a g
Oh wv nqaddsaltlfKhy wa elected president
Of the state nltufkaar tBosietysd q
Es1nI r-rfEs WI Had
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
o. IIOS0I1IIICICI,
r10-3t Little Falls Minnesota.
aT = i : III % . RE E38EE.E "
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION
-s4s-Egs. f. egs.sssssssa xaa ss;g
EsTATEIOF .N1CEzssO y0Nsss.. l sF;S'

S STATE Of Of n M9}4is @f D sss /
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Nick Oh
son, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota Ito all Persons
interested ing they&lAa1tR {YaA dn1in;=
istration of the Estate Of said De-
cedent: .
in H B et a1aan 9afestheI9Es 9seaaTs
ing a6at NiEaO Tson, eaAs Az re SiAashtt
of 3s pu EstI! So s ss s5 seFana
day Of January, 1919, and praying that
letters of administration of his estate
be granted to August Nelson. and the
Court CO. haEEHa 4 & sIne afe Plfse
THEREFORE,, YOU AND EACH OF
YOU, Are hereby cited ard~"feettsifed
to show cause, if any you have. before
thiaa Caust ct zthe Probate Gp4Et xRooms
FailN Ii I'LL Conn t1asbf MOI ifEIsnA sseatS
Of Minnesota, on the 9Th day of Feb
81 I$ g 5 sts sssP.
and the Seal OF said Court, this 18th
(Seal) t. s1seAaksSsiE vi HEAHfsA.A
Probate Judge
sl = Il 4 \ i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
|9AaIIo WESTABELEEXUE +
.1IJan! %: lNHts:i Geo Cash and Ms. .
a Chi1lTfix+ were gEi#t1e ,Fhllsi ShOBDe1

049A31@A@v
o[Jan.! %: %: 1qlfss Gso:ts0asht and Ms. J.
"a. Chillduist were eLiytle Falls shoppers
Saturdayb.A dsso 10 am1at yseH s
Henry ZifnmeSfhan wasain Little Falls
(. is{9 aRSd family Sun
day At; the Emil mil Petefs9n, home;
tMt: aRq VA RpRbzR e&a ht s. afE the
F. ]. Kuste1rdmnaanno i and ma family spent
|sundays visiting ralstiNeo ind SWAN sRiv-
IeEsodW ,ElsbnaH, fn.rf ;a[[aT, oil ;, &.
(eoH Muneg zaptoed to lAttllts FAILS a Sat
urdaW fas1ts; df7 ,70E .ewozblA Z,
Mrs. F.. K, Kust 1l PAL IS; and daughter,
Miss Theresa, CALLED at the J. P. Stone
t!homeo Sunaath 40 itEIzaG ao.z
|lmPau1 Trettel and Family spent Sunday
with relatives ;Rvyaltonodoa
|:;1F. GPuchallaf was{iin Little tFaalsElast
! Tuesday.1 TTiVf .9otEGe4a ot HTsd
TaMrs. Ed CASH was IN little Falls on
SATURDAY. iFea 10 a5laW nofjanr *
Mr. Mis-. FIX. KasteImanl visateed a4 the
home Of her SON Frank on .Rsafaa i = i.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
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vi gtP111o1HSI roaffhPM1N5s 3 !: AT1oN
III zEsSSaaf4sf1lE Az r. H. CLIFFORD
State of Minnesota; }
County of Morrison !! T.

In the Matter Of thA~ Msfate Of II. H,
- CLIFFORD, Decedent.G$
The State of Minnesota to all Persons
interested in the granting of admin
lstration of the Estate Of said De-
of 1Rosseila +: c:"' Clifford
asSaS eSsR aa q ai HR5f dGfe Rsa reese 4ssi
dent of the County of Morrison. State
of Minnesota, died intestate on the Goth
f asy 5 e fhEfscsmRgES and RrayinE
estate be granted to Rosetta 3. Clifford;
and the court having fixed the time and
Thser asa1 Ya s and P T5d6 of. you
SAre hereby cftedHand required to show
G 81, IH lie yaA have befone this
the Court House, in the City OF Little
af ,1, in the County Of Morrison, State
! OF M1nnssotas onaIthe 3da.day az Feb
every e. q 1s1s:aAt ~ e'c1ocK. a: ~. why
sa3d petition sh ouidk not@be granted
Witness. The Judge Of said Court,
az and It the seal Of said court this 18th day
For g'snaafs ~ 'S1''I &C: W. KEMP i
lseal1 Probate Judge.
jan1o-st Attorney for Petitioner.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24

H. oh1 10 s1ednlal1- iaaEatLts sdt "a noqnl Is
IbIdThel Enthusiastically iot0rN :oisfor,
tthe yloGale basketba ID tsamuw aaiMon, b&
Saturday when thgJb leealse o1tpo the
Brninerd high oteam' into ecamppa lat
Braiherd}> winningi fnolhu themsshb | a.
fscore 1of 122 ito, 5um gHiHDlIof odT OF
| n :Atcombinatioma game GMasf playe1 by
the i.localsj no individual playing ebbc
ing nnoticeable. @4 Brainerd isf conade4ed
to have one of the strongest teams in
Che district and 9 hard game was fx-
peeted by Coach Hail, ~ -, aft - IT
H.. Lepinski started the scoring for the
locals, he netting four field goals in
! the first five minutes 0f play. 81 From
then on, by the close guarding Of the
Brainerdites, he WIS unsuccessful in
Y further attempt at Shooting sprahdel
was also closlY guarded in the III first
half but in the second half eluded his
pursuers and made four field goals.
The game was clearly played, seven
fouls, being, called on both teams. y
I Thee :: second team which ACCOMPANIED
the s'frsts' foor preliminary game
with the second team Of Brainerd made
a! fine showing for their first game Of
! the season. They won ;by q score Of
Is tolS. r. Vennerss and E. 'venners he
ing thee n main: jt'point getters. ''':1 Each
! Melted the ban rye times from THE
&c. yshas'' 'a'se shot one free
following was ths lineup IF re- 'l! first
Tittfe 'Fal1sI--Je, ~'s4' s2!:'71 BrainerdT 7
,sprandel t.,a, IT,. srt Cupningham
h k9yPig 10 ..i' Baa h tiia
Sims ::r'1Hns .; Zig I; it'9@ NELSON
Summary-Field goals-7TFortier ,$,
Snrand fdi 4sRins Il KS5d SD
stitute-Warlers fo1''@ Reid. SriR Referee
G. Petroberg,~U. of M. Timekeepers--
| Stone ana lWana1s:z 'Scorer7+--T HAIL ;.
;ATAe line-up Of the Second teams
Little Falls-r::fy,.a :{.:r,: lt;ralnffd-
III Venners past; If 500 2McGary;
aMichie 't}: ',tnii cd.-5J II - u: Lind
Dickerson $3.50 :,v,risS. .1:,.2 "41 =. aRHf:S
! sunmary-Field goals e. "nVenners
| 5, r.. Venners 5, tMichie1r2, McGary 2,
! Ragberg L., Successful free throw ST.
| 2. Venners 1. Hagberg 2. Substitutes
I-Levin for Niche. ';'''' '''' 70 ...,,
I Following are the scores of games
played e? last week 5'.s BY other teams of
Bemidji Sc at Crosby! 81. '.'.1 ,>:s
| st. Thomas Cubs %, at ST.; Cloud s..
! Sank Centre % at st. Cloud ISeeond
team) 35. Fl" u =, 49, ~ >.%; - =.
Staples "a at Aitkin is. <<''. DDS
Sank Rapids IL at Wadena, II. yf:.'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
.:>.S'WANVMLE:.

Jan. 2l.-Carl Wallander, who has
been in the service in France for several
months, arrived home Qn Saturday He
has received his honorable discharge
and was mustered out at Camp Dodge.
Ed. Truog, Who has been With the col.
orrs at Camp Lee, Va, arrived home fop,
Sunday. He has been :honorably' dis
charged. ,.7sf n,(.5 .Yp.t.:fs'<t Il:'I ~ III
80 Harry Barber, a. mennber of the; Ma.
tional guards Of Camp. 'Kearney,: San
Diego, Calf, arrived here on Friday for
visit with his cousins, Ithe1 Barber
brothers Of Pillsbury' and Old friends
at this place. He was former resi- dent
of this place, having spent his boyhood
days here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Barber '''.@''I;' -i": 49, 4fi'
E Miss Esther Petz, who attends; bust
ness college at Little Falls, visited at
her, home here the past week. - '',.'
McRae's orchestra furnished music for
the dance at Flensburg on Monday eye
iWm Randall ,; H. Of; : Morris Is
business. at this plaee;lf .TIizar., ,,..~'l
Otto, Meyer and Miss Augusta Prot.
tongeier. who, }: attend business p college
at Little Falls visited at the r, r, home
here ever Sunday. III
4; Forest> Glantz, who attends hi high,
school at Little, Falls, spent I, Sunday IA
| with 4relatiNea here. .if:,..# .s4gfr1., l,4y>,
| y1EMiss LENA Ahlers, who has been ,Yis-
| iting; in, Parkertown, returned home on
lMonday.;r rrnp1r4s.n3 : l,zblt.5!s; :. =
! Wan. Muskev of Glenwood1 visited his
parents, MIR. and. Mrs, r "a c.. M4 rs e Of
! this place the past week. ody
! John Kind, who has been in training
ri N n h6he id5t' '9rfdfsday: H IF has been
honorably discharged. s.% ;.xz
f'u 1Raesv. SNewsc 6nlf5' Of Minneapolis 9will
iho1d sseTtices's at tie TGongregational
chureh5 <ata this place cnext Sunday 'eves
ming, Jan. 26:~ =. J
/ 4JyG. WILSON, and III. Mielka attended
the ,,lumb erman's convention at Mime.
! epolis the past week. :.r!I otvs !:
g., The, Swapville Shipping association
held its annual meeting at Hamm shall
on Saturday. A free lunch was served
at noon. The business meeting was held
Eat 1880 b. NJ The, following Officers
were elected: Chairman, Otto Krousey
;; Trustees Math Zwilling, Peter. Schu.
man, michael Anene and b. III. Fell
baunny secretary, G. F.. Mueller J:
t. Rev, Theodore tCutfnecht of sNassua
! arrived here on Friday with his; family
He: is the new: pastor: Of st. Peter =
Lutheran, church at this, place and Of
the Luthran church Of Culdrum: He: was
installed il the two churches elt last Sun
day. by Rev, Meisechner of Long Prai
) RE-. - .....,,..x.a
! Mrs. P.''A.r Balm Visited visited relatives al
Littls Falls over Sunday. "@"oh <
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
cIfAT1ON FOR HEARING ON$FINAI.
, ACCOUNT AND FOR DIsTRfBU-
Nszn3a. s#s 5ssszzyzssa - oN i
sESTATE; OF HANNA HENRYSON


sStatte ssof nesota, !.
County 81 Morrison
In Probate Court
In the matter Of the Estate OF Hanna
Henryson, Decedent. s
The State#of Minnesota to ALI Persons
y smtefested In the Final Account ana
Distribution of the Estate of said
asAA r4pre Ssa tA43Yeaof the above NAM
h1gt;f connt Ni#fhe administration
y. WIS etHion pFaying for She ad--
Justment and allowance Of said anal ac-
count and for distribution Of the resi-
.r 1ue q said estate to the persons there
T E9Ad5alf5iseas YOU, AND EACH OF
YOU. are hereby cited and reqUired to
show cause. il any you have before
th1s court at the Probate Court rooms
4, tssz fhs Go9Et H5oYse: in the CitXof Lit
f54 sl tai III day xs Of
Se1a I Rsf1t5sas 5 h { RET b gra9fed:
day 81 January, 1918. ~ -
(Sea1) S; e. w. EEMp
/ / Probate ta: Judge
Attorney for Petitioner $, 5i5*s.
aep as 4 4at 4 4 sk 4 MaaanssSk
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
q BURG

Jan. 90 M 4sAnd MN Joe Harmon
lex returned om 9 visit II Minneapolis
Monday, NJ Haaofe a4] attended he
cities. W
Misses La1Ea ana Myrtle Adams,
teachers i9taEo: !, 81 z.s spent nth, the
nav. d. g. s4nd eonducted services
in FfGgalF4 el)ult4lEdfs1Iy,sszzauRzlarap
The Farmers Shipping association
shipped azsaaflaeh Of 949t4ee aRd AeY t9I
South ST. last AZ XaSfi &Sf 3Befg.
There Willt bs p services ST. The :si#3sdish
Congregational church next Sunday, the
26th, at 10ssa d m, apds ESQ p:smt><, All
are cordially invited. .ss,;cE
Ole Bergstrom is visiting at the home
Of his daughter, NE, Che: H7eg ] Of
Miss julia johnson e little Falls
is visiting with her, parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. johnson this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
1lsPIERZI,

b; Pierzi journal: &c lost Jos. eLeeb ,ssoN
fa;horse Monday. .1-.s;:sruns drnu +
|n1Aa ,surprisea party 'wassn heldh) Sunday
EVENING" at THE home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Krpseeheck1 a. large ii c1owdsS:: at
tended and - good; ti p| was land
fsSs e AZ Esz s s$Bs} %5gg #sary
th'The churre16 fair Witch u Was held in
TIE latter2 pa II; Of Becembef' t1etted TO-
Ia Sum IF $1,f00., p1!.S aii' III !.
Il "a patrttyye wa was SHE'D at1MefklfHg's home
Hast Tues day evening a large crowd at
tended? Those that 4were present: are:
|,Mr. and Mrs.. John. Fase en- MR. and: AIRS.
Tony, Netch and babN,i Mr:s and Mrs
! Domenick, M Jerking and dangbt ter: Ma;
|rie,b Mr, and Mrs. III Henry II K]FpschecA
Mra,1 Johp lSchlege1 and aapehter Fran
els, Mrs. Nick j. Meyer end daughter
r.44oniisy Mise Mary schbid baer, BaJhaza
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PfsT1-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION
33sSs1csTATE or ~v1NCENr 3lNCZ4In -

s esnnty Of of n MorrisSa! s. Ef2SlS
!; ! In Probate Court.
Inht the Matter Of the Estate of Vincent
me Sip Stats F. sf MnSketa 20 aa ers6,s
z1nterested in the granting Of admin
!. istration of 'taleE Es tate of said Dece-
/ dent:
i 1.-THE petition of Antonio Riddle
having been filed in this court, repre-
senting that Vincent BncZilS, then
a resident. of the County of Morrison.
State of Minnesota died Elm ESTATE E.: on
the 18th day of August, 1914, and pray
ing that letters of Misunderstanding of
This! estate be granted to Antonio Riddle
lIaIld the Court, having fixed the time
III lTH HIRE }FS5 YOU AND leach OF
I;5how> t causss III IL 'anvS you nave. before
this court at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House in the City ct lait=
u tleh Falls. in The County or Morrison:
!, State of Minnesota, on the 18th day of
!. February, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. M, why
said petition should not be granted.
| EWitness. the. Judge Of said Court, and
the seal Of said>Qodrt = this 2lst day of
/ january, 1919.
\ fSeall &c. w. KEMP,
Probate Judge.
C Rosenmeier,
Attorney for Petitioner. -jan24- st
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
If.Youi Buy, I. a UJs:;es,d::Car


If you buy ,osed,:car you
probably buy a:used battery;
and. you can't tell howsit has
been used. Better come in and
let us testjit.r ... g, .s;.,g9',,7
Such a battery maysseriously
afiecc the operation OF your car;
you can't tell whether it does or
not unless you put a. really new
battery omit. ! ri ,.a9sit,
When you buy a Sin Better
IL Willard with Threaded Rubber
Insulation' You klaow'it is new,
because tits shipped and stored
Sd Bone Dry and begins its !:fe'for
yC1sr car, ~,',-' ~. n=,t ""'e.
You'll know the Still Better
Willard by the Mark branded
o:!to the box Get ali TIL facts
about s:kis Remarkable fbIattgtt+yy J..
iathc booklet IA Marx With 4
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
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lieve here IS '1 thse' plsce' to
i getit. a' z':.""o:! o.",,'' '"''
orr ,.' Mo,,a ,,, lh,' can /, .: and
bott1a nrod;;cts 'sre csiu, ss
fresh enG sEar ae 80. a,~ ss
> bottle guaranteed !, as, ,'renar,e,..: q
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t3 Il 10 aUIHV adB
.Fn4&E HER AI.D, WANT

Ra IS ss ZEE 4 Il 'xsss; and
e. q. Sears and. his wife:.:.::E.e-a
Sears. and Sylvester C.
Sears and his wife Mary
j.! Sears, Elizabeth A.
Greenup, Frank F. Latta,
m1zsbury;;=--tte=:=un::=:.=
H FaSX5 a3t Sfss. Z }sBs
,Dewksbury, also a1l other
e slners0n1ps Ioron patttesna eA-eT"s
len in e tSe rea R esfaf5 d. iii"
s'crszc1ahequt1a sthe aeodeplatntiaW
-broniera Of qjJ4f1s6 6aHAai5fd
euorf EsuruEe1sx afaruN9,D . L
The State ref eMinnesetsr t4athhAt Above
;7T YS dti ahd YashS3 yo hereby sum-
homeland requi5ed,to answer fthes COM
a ft!ad fatian bih fagaet he e ssia
District ~ Goafrt Mind the,itC1fy h0fx little
HM1A5 GeAan G Is A e tsd State
<subt5tribers ati Hisi} offi6e Ill iFhe city Of
Little, Falls Morrison 3 County, Mime
sofa, within twenty days after the SER
vice e,.. Of this SUMMONS q YR0n Xpu, ex-
4 II YOU fell toeansw eE >theosa idt cempl aint
M IN t s4Sa @ t% b fe Ga59f
fof'Yhe ielief 6den1anded, in said com
i plaint40 ji1a1,s vtnuo9 ran?of s.afW
gispa4ted this, 9ths Day ST "a AAary,a1
4~ys,ec=r .s~.,y..-~., Plaintif f. sAtIorney,
First National Bank Bldg,
r.-~s--.,-.~~ r~- .-~.-~.- Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
State of Minnesota, =
County of Morrison. $780,.
-.-.,. -. District Court
~ Seventh Judicial District
Clyde R., Townsend.
y -+~e~' Plaintiff,

~ VS..
s. T. Rose: and his Wife,. =
i Rose, Smith 7. Rose, and .
G. Sears and his wife,:
Sears, and Sylvester Sc
Sears and his wife Mary:
"$J:a Sears, Elizabeth " A.
: AGreenup; Frank F. Latta
I Jane Tewksbury,.s the un-
~k IN { heirs @.of Jane
DeWkspury, also all other
+ persons or parties Jun:
f. KNOWN claiming any right,
title estate. interest or
h y fSI.Gsd u N ting complaint
Et> }TNOTICE oEsL1s PENDENs
Notice. Is Hereby Given, That an ac-
( tlons has5 been comm enced III. this Court
by the above named Plaintiff against
the above named Defendants, the OBJ
Ject Of which is to- have determined an0
adjudg ed nulli and void the adverse
claims of defendants and each of them
I M apdIto the real estate described in
the complaint herein. i
The premises affected by this action
are situated in the County Of Morrison
ana state of minnesota, and are de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:S
Lots 10 and H. in Block 6, of the
Original Plat, of the Village of Motley,
of now on file and of record in the Of
for Morris6n1 dounfy, Minnesota, - 'N0
Dated January 9, 1919. ~
Z a'1ExI}H" Planting A Aanme
First NATIONAL Bank Bldg,
JahlO-3t Little Fa11s!i Minnesota.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24

For the next few days: wa.l
gaE6sgoing to- 1aeA Eleetric .
S sE@s & s s per b9x$ : go
We Def Deliver Orders of $3.50
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-01-24
ORDER dEIMEr1NG RLahEhaTO ,t FILE
or oskIA1Nsf A ,R{3a EAR 4lE'aAR9ABNlGt


oFrJoHNlJ 7t4alEIsGH
HAIL & t.s9o Of nj ninaes6ta t 7moa tH be Ie'
Go1'n+v of Morrison .omod
Sssa ssat o1@ ,IniR95baahe Court. .oq
DIN the FMnttere Of TIE Estate at John 1a'
Re at GgfRh RSasd&Rs aay hdvng
p Been gl'shted tdolNIi1e1 Levine G1eisch
2iFTlIS DRaE>REp,2T That the time CEith!:
in which al creditors Of ssth s J Sb@y V,
against 2iisc testaf9 I1nSF this Court, be
and the same hereby isI1imited1 TO three
months from and after the date here:
Of; and that Saturday, the 26th day OF
t5e frdSafs cduEf & fe5Ss 1t Tx Court
House Of Little Falls, in said County
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination, adj
I>justnent and allowance Of such claims
as shall be presented within the time
aforesaid. - -
Let notice hereby be given by the
publication of this order in the Little
Fails Herald, as provided by law.
/ rDated January 49, 1919. J.
FISCAL - C. w. KEMP,
" Judge of Probate.
-E. r. Shaw
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Mrs. Jane Hammond and daughter
Emma, Mrs. James Wells and daugh-
ter Opal. and Mrs. George Grub mo-
tored TO Salmon Friday and stayed
over Sunday.
DIR. Gilman and Mrs. Bowman en-
tertained their Sunday school classes
at the Bowman family home Friday
evening, A pleasant evening was
spent playing games. after which re-
freshments were served.
George and Dell Grub are on the
silk list
Mr.. Summers and Mr.. Norton with
their families mctored to May Sun.
day from Salmon. spending the day
at the ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Den Brown.
The box social and dance Saturday
evening at the Patterson school.
house was quite success. Mrs.
kirkpatrick's box. as well as several
others brought S12. clearing $50 for
the last payment en- the newly pur-
chased piano.
Farm hands are scarce in this To-
cality and wages are above par.
Next week the May schools close.
after very successful term under
the supervision of Miss Florence
Schultz and Miss Davis.
Charles Vance and Richard Crane
we're IN Salmon Saturday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-09
LEADORE


Wesley Perkins. returned soldier
from training camp and an esteemed
young man. In critically III nj i.ipe
hotel from an attack of pneumonia.
He had gone Immediately to work
upon HIS return here and was employ.
ed In the sheep outfit OF Pete vree-
land when taken sick. Or. Hammer
was called To attend him Wednes-
day, leaving Mrs. Clark In charge OF
the patient. The soldier came here
stranger from the east and has
won the general esteem In which he
II held for industry and uprightnesa
OF character.
Mira. Sarah Houtx In having arrang.
cd FOR her use as a restaurant. from
the present Midget eating place. tho
old Lawrence building adjoining. Tor
many years saloon. The little place
will not seat all who come there for
their meals. and II Ia her desire that
nobody shall be- crowded out from
her bountiful board.
A reception and dance that was In
every WAY delightful affair was
given last Friday night at the school
auditorium In honor OF returned sol.
divrs. who now number an important
portion of the population Of the
Iseadore community. Mr. and Mrs
Jack Corrixan and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Plum each of whom carried service
fiag bearing three stars for sons Ia
the service. led the Grand march
amid applause of all present. a great
crowd. TOO. Then Attorney W. II.
u1lrssn, In charge al the csremonivs
of tho occasion. made nm address az.
ter the soldiers, alI who would come
forward. died upon the stage. Here
Mr.. 1tnrien called for reeisals from
them of their experiences. when
there we're prompt and numerous ne
sponsss, those b. pr Stafford aud
Prank cofriEsn going Into tho most
interesting details. Furthermore a
hooss for the Victory loan WAS plan
ned and well carried out In thls part
of the exercises. Among those on
the stage Il Was aseertain.d that nr.
Stafford Was with the card division
L~stn Benson. officers training
school at frt Macarthur. I'D CORR
Ran. corporal In slst division. seith
lnfantry. co. NJ Frank corrIxan
sad division. t2Tth infantry. Co y,
Clarence Mock. sist division. sets,
inf, Co II, Rodney II. Tobias. Sth
division. 18th Int Co. n. John \
Reddingsen. Ed McRsa and Henry
Benson from the Idaho University
training corps. Frank Plum glA div
tsIon. 16ist inf supply. Michael
Puim. Z s ship Penn. Glen Free
man. $. r. corps If MlsNoala The
occasion made % altogether 3 red
letter affair for the community.
Miss Ecker OF the SIAN II teacher
had general charge 81 thy musical
features.
~ ". Frleslorg 4 succeeding verS
wsa in getting oat his large atae,
feF railroad dies III spite ~ cendi
ttoas that Nork - the DISADVANTAGE
81 securing choppers ~ the sob. oi
rather In keeping then there TVS
carloads wesk are being loaded 90