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LII T. SIULR
Dogs, Cats, Pets.


iiELGIAN IIAiiES Docs and young stock.
can he sccn at 30 y. Ora ham street
BELGIAN uARES anal Chcckcrcd Giant
Rabbits FOR sale; also one cabinet size
Nictrola and records: cheap FOR cash. 60J
= Laurel street. Madison iSSi-W.
BELGIAN H.AitES-For sale cheap To quick
buyer, seven pcuiErccd Rufus kcd belgian
does. Fred l.ohmann. phone Madison 3iJs j .
liS Delaware Avenue. iichnond. Va.
COl.lIE-ThorOnghbrc male collie pup. s
months old. VIII sell cheap. Apply 30i4
Kcusington Avcnuc. Phone boulevard i6l.
DOG-Fu bloodcd Aircdalc GcmalcI 20
months old. by Thundcrboit linton Desire,
tba NIPPON uranS marvel. and Master .i;rar.
Nothing better In the blood lines. Cheap
for a quick sale. loOi Perry Street. South
Richmond.
DOGS-Not having time hunt. will sell
my pack of and opossum dogs
None better Can he at $40 North
Graham.
HARES-Young Belgian harcs for sale Call
Madison 436SW
HARES-For sale. Belgian Harcs and White
Rabbits. Hiram Ballard. Fairfield Rab-
bitry. Stop H. Seven Pines Line, Rich
mohd' 70"
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West Twelfth street. detached T.
room brick house on good corner.
$500 McDonough Street S-.ooIu )
frame house. suitable for fam
i!'vS. corner location. 1850. Wood
land Heights. 9-roOm frame houns
$1,000. Forest I'm. Groom brick
bungalow. large lot. $500. =. A.
oonnclly & Co. Seventh and Frank-
lin Streets. -
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FOR SALE. |,
u,our.xn md.

FOR SALE &HfG
HIGHLAND PARK. "sl
Nine room frame dwelling with satn.'
ao"pt w Ses5,it heA gas elee,r!city good
home o and in excellent condition. Bargain
ton n, hall bath gas electricity; nice corr
Another s-room dwelling. bath. gas. elee.
hifSSy - 5ssy lot oTssr Ss;f
NORTH RICHMOND. n
Newly painted 7-room frame. with hath.
r, sss. e;se;Fisity large lot fruit trees, ga.
HG ho. s.Scco and single home,
lot a, 81. 49, 0S'n gas eicctricity.. nice
s3ary par,i stnsgo awsllins modern
WEST END
West Grace Street brick dwelling of 10
hall. lrEs mo rSSms' baths beautiful reception
T%oxsr M'f h" dhwelinS OF bright
FOREST HILL.
Eight-rocm frame dwelling with bath. Gas.
ps ..cctricity' nice garden ana grape arbor.
BROAD STREET ROAD.
Modern brick dwelling of rooms, bath,
WMe f1s laIGG acrsass garage. 'rice, 10000.
Eud home. "sss
.. {. TAYLOR & CO..
- North Ninth Street.
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SEED PEAS AND POTATOES--i. 600
BUSHELS LARGE AND SMALL. BLACK.
EYE PEAS FOR SEED. FALLOW OR
FORAGE. 81 PER BUSHEL CHOICE
NORTHERN LATE SEED POTATOES
si,75 PER BUsuEL. OLD VIRGINIA
HIDE AND WOOL Co. 1911 EAST CARY
STREET
SODA FOUNTAIN Flight foot counter.
bargain. See G. b. Christian, 1865 East
rEAD all these oIassIned Ada
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SIXTH, sT:-MEht-room 67IoE. North S7sH,
n S.rSets a. ~, 49, Q. c. Taylor 4 ON a
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WANT q better 1ob7 Tell what you can
do in . Want Ad hare tomorrow.
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u As.''-,-' . T7-s-r S

PORTER ST. 1900 block Modern Io--oon
brick hous". Best bargain on South Side
s'.2.o- j. y. Connolly. Seventh and Frank.
FROrERrY--For Jackson Ward property
call Randolph ass. u. A. Cephas. s'ss,s5'.t q
SOUTH SIDE -
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wantetl-'rO Rent.

NOOMS-Wanted by 8 adults } or more
unfurnishca rooms. or small apartment
for housekeeping. state location and price
Address i2o. care Times Dispatch.
WEST END-Famiiy moving to Richmond
desires l0-room home In West End: pre-
fer Grace or Grove. state particulars. Ad-
dress y III. care Times Dispatch.
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LivE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets.

SMALL ANIMALS BREEDING Co. War
der Bldg. Washington. buys, sell. fa bbits
guinea pigs. white mice. Write. Incloss
stamp.
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FIVE Atl;E:S-For sale. live on james
River. opposite city pump house. .\ddress
X 10 care Times Dispatch.
FLORIDA farm homes. 81 monthly. Rich
soil, tin" FOR poultry. fruit. truck. Near
IaN. Best cash market in South. Write
JaCksomvilie Heights Land Co. Jackson
FREE GOVERNMENT LANDS-Our on-
Cisi ll.-paEc book Vacant Government
1.ands' lists and describes every acre in
every county in United States. Tells loca.
ton. place TO apply how secured free.
1871? diagrams and tables, new laws, lists.
etc Price - cents postpaid. Webb Pub
!i5hinE Co. Dept 100 81 laul. Mimi.
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Local instruction Classes.

SHORTHAND. TiPEWElTiN G-AmbItious
girls wanted to take our shorthand. type
writing course. Day evening classes
Splendid salaries TO graduates. Massey
IiusineSs College. Eighth and Broad Streets
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" El.lJlNG--

we weld broken castings for one
Let the Richmond Cutting md
Welding Co. estimate on that Job.
Phone Randolph 3O29 or call at 22l
West Broad Street.
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SAFES AND CABINETS Of all makes at
prices TO satisfy Sec display at our
show rooms, l:l9 East Main Street. Barnes
safe and Vault Co.
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AERE Is complete directory OF the wants
Sndexed. S~~A0AaS
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale.

$50 eANiS' III JAW u
AWNINGS, Aw M your orde.
2is2. E.ehm0nd Awnins CO: q. ". Noss:
NOOks-O!d BOOB. bought. SOLD and ex-
cMsnged. 2ia north Rim Street.
EDISON "iciaiins machine. so CompIete
chccxwriter. Sio. smith Typ"Witer. $50.
Typewriter stand. $3.50, Al must ac sold
FOR SALE-cnc willow carriage, ! claw
foot nah"sany sidcnodrd. claw foot 'n- :
WAGON. e5l7 /. Street.
ry.lt light electric light fixtures for sale.
mac mines, -. up: iron beds. 81 iafss re-,
f Gt = go 90" O., st"ves and gas S.nSes
North sixth Street,
T ~ nimpiss erupi9ns eeTs!nai
iGnM u n1 EG~s'na 0nineri Ee s. 20
sn Ills iS.sn '" VIII give reief to
i tn s.: anyiniEE Regal Chemical Company
MOVING piCruRE-Complctc moving pic
ture 9 N1r,, for sale iGe!uding 9uiding a. a,
received until May for S Above ' a. Whole
or or, in part, De!So plant Sapaciiy forS ma
fns s right Aaalss gx to all
rEEI;.EsS CI.EANEK-Use 1t ana take no
=, o ,ifnn,; nj \; has stood the test Phone
iiAND-SpcciaI piano bargain one up
piano for beginners Colonial Piano Cor
noration. 2o5 East Broad Street.
riAM9s-I buy and sell bargains. Second;
hand upright pianos. Phone me. will
pay cash. Manly B. Ramos, 100 North
SeNenth roor peoples prices.
PLATE lCE-Wise people use plate ice be-
cause 1t has no bad taste. Tyler & Ryan
1901 West Cary Street. Madison 1879 and
Randolph 30l7.
PLAYER PIANO and my Chckering up
right. Sacrifice. Seen any time. Madi-
son 1912.
PORCH SWi NGS-Oak porch swing. I'm
ish1d IN rich brown weathercd oak stain.
slat back. lNxi2-inCh seat: wide comfort
able arm rests. Complete with foot chain
tor fastening To porch cci.inS, Si.95. The
SpotivSs Company, 1929 East Main Street.
Telephone Randolph 1862.
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Poultry and Supplies. 4

CHlCNE% cHpWDEH- Doubt. DEVELOPMENT
-EuF.Ha Chicken chowd-r led with Pu-
grow twice az fast tn. nrst SIN weeks In
10 pound bags or 10 pound packages at
your Gruccrs or from BTauer = hasten.
distributors. ~, East Cary Street.
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FARMS-we nave several nice farms on our
list. See -. J.. ~ II. l.. Denoon. sol
East Main sect
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FARMS FOR SALE
cnEsrEnr!Ern COUNTY. WITHIN OR
MILES or RICHMOND.
IS acres; dwelling. excellent water: ST.
miles from Richmond.
81, acres fine. spacious dwelling good ont
houses: zoo acres In high state OF cult-
Ndtion: i-2 miles from Richmond. De-
Nlrablc surroundings.
ls5 acres, good fertile land; 4l-s miles
from Richmond.
Ing Splendid watc-; so acres cleared.
Bordercd by bold stream All Of above al
them.
RICHMOND TRUST CO,
Real Estate Department.
Seventh ana Main Streets
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MERCHANDISE
Machinery and Tools.

EDALS-Wc carry tn. largest line OF fine |
ready made gold and silver medals In |
the city. Exclusive designs. 81 up. r. c. |
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles.

BOhltS-For sale. two service Berkshire
Duars. seven nUnths old, ~, each l;Iuu
stop ~. Petersburg Turnpike.
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tEAD all these classified ads.
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Musical, Dancing, i,runla,Ic. ~

DANCING Mrs q. =. Emmenhauser and a.
Is. Carter Dancing studio. 2Ji East Mar
shall Street. We leach YOU To dance in i've
lessons. For appointment ana terms uhu:ie
Madison b-6y-.i.
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COI.lIE-ThoronghD male collie pup. s
months old. VIII sell cheap. Apply 30it
Kcusington Avcnuc. Phone boulevard l6l.
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~" acres. S-room housr. largo harm fenced
and cross fenced: | IL mites of railroad
station; convenient to church school an(
store: zinc gravel road. miles w.st River
Road. Immediate possession
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Machinery and Tools.

ELECTRIC EANS-For sale. ! ,.econG hand
4-biadc. @2o-vo!i. direct current ceii!nS
fans. With single switch speed contCoI IN
each These fans was running up until
the owner retired from business. Address
X zoe care Times Dispatch.
MACHINERY - Richmond Junk and Pipe
c.. sos Brook Avenue. Randolph 1913.
buy and soil machinery. scrap iron. metals.
rubher. Entire plants bought;
WELDING AND CUTTING
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W, S. ROBINSON & co.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
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100 acres. room bungalow large
barn. sm"k" house garage and all nee
ssN.ry "uibuidingS. About 80 acres in
nigh state of cultivation. situated in best
trucking section of Hanover County. / l-c
miles from C. y O station Reasonable
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Kooms Without Board.

BROAD ST. EAST, aoi3-I.arge. bright.
front room; we'll furnished. Madison
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03
BlDDINGER BUYS ST. CLOUD BUS.
lNESS COLLEGE

H. E. Biddinger, manager of the
local business college, recently pur-
chased the interests of Miss Annie
M. Kennedy of the Kennedy business
college OF st. Cloud, an institution es-
tab1sned 10 years ago and since be-
coming one of the leading commercial
colleges of central Minnesota. The
college accommodate 100 students.
MIR. Biddinger will not sever his
connection with the local college and
will secure a manager for the Ken
nedy college by next fall. Miss Ken
nedy will be with the college until q
manager is secured.
The equipment of the st. Cloud col
lege is not up to the standard Of the
local college but Mr.. Blddlnger in
tends to add the necessary equipment
to bring it up to an equal standard.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03
FIRE LOSSES : SMALL
NUMBER OF FIRES IS 81, WITH
LOSSES FOR YEAR OF BUT
$1182.50 +.- +:

Fires during 1918 numbered 21, with q a
loss Of less than $1,000, a ittleness Of
loss hardly to be equalled. In the two
years previous losses for: each year to-
tailed some over $4,000. -
Chief Emder's records show the fol-
lowing fires for the year:
Jan: 2. Emily Sharon, residence.
end ave and 5th st.
Jan. 13. County Jail, ) p. n.
Jan. II. Aitkin Creamery, West side
Mar. Is. carlson's garage. 1920 p. m
Mar 80. Alfred Green, residence, 5tt
st. H. e., 1880 a. m.
Mar. 81. Loomis barn, 4:1O p. m.
April 3. Math Krause, 9th8st.. 4:1C
p. m. =
April 4. Car load of logs near round
house, 12:40 q. m.
April 4. Stone shed fire-grass.
April II. Robert Dunn, Cherry ave-,
IL a. m. z, -, (.
April II. Anton Wagner. barn
April "a. Kiewel Brewing Co., ware
house, 7:O5 p. m.
April 26. Engine shed on West side
June 18. F. Bastien, residence, 3:45
p. m.
June 81. Grass fire, 9Th st. $. e.
July 6. Muncy car on Broadway
Aug: Is. Martin Lasky. sheds, 1st st
n, 1855 p. m.
Oct 1S. Broadway Hotel, 1880 p. m. 4.
Dec. 16. Sprandel shed.
Dec. "a. Bracke residence, Christ
mas tree, 1920 p. m.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03
LESS MAIL HANDLED
CHRISTMAS
FOR

Post office employees had an easier
time OF 1t this year during the Christ
mas rush than they had in 1917. A
comparison Of the amount OF mail
handled this year to that Of last year
may be gained by the number of
stamps sold during the rush before
Christmas of each year, Dec. 18 to "a.
Last year during this period, $1041. rs
worth were sold, this year $1Ol9.85
were sold during the same period.
Conditions were in every way
practically all on time, there was NO
snow to hinder carriers and there
were very few large packages to be
bhandled. ap -t1,e1 -~l ....
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03
FARM BUREAU NOTES
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At the conference Of the Morrison
county potato growers held at the city
hall, Little Falls, Monday, December
%, it Was decided that the county agent
should call meeting at later date, fo1
the purpose Of organizing Morrison
county potato growers association. In
consequence thereof, I am calling this
meeting to meet at the city, hall at
1880 p. m. on Friday, January 10. A. G.
1'olaas, potato specialist of University
Farm will be with us on that day to
explain matters and help us organize.
It is desirous that good representa-
ton Of potato growers be present at
this meeting. Everyone interested in
improving and standardizing the potato
growing Of the county and improving
the marketing conditions should be
present at this meeting. Set aside this
date and come out to this meeting and
help US organizez the county.
q 20. P. jacobson,
County Agent
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03

The remains of Halle N. Weston,
who passed away at Fl. Oglethorpe, Ga,
on December "a, arrived in the city
Sunday night. Funeral services were
held from the Simonet undertaking par
lors Monday afternoon at $3.50, Rev. =.
p. Service officiating at the cemetery,
making ! short, but excellent sermon.
1nterment was at oakland cemetery.
Returned soldiers ssted - peA bea1sss.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03

The county Agent will hold meeting
at Freedmen on Wednesday, January
s at 1880 p. m. for the purpose of organ
izins community club at that place.
The farmers interested in the Farm
Bureau work, living near Freedmen
should come out to this meeting
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03

Mrs. Louis Bittner of the West side
passed away at St. Gabriel's hospital
from pneumonia following influenza,
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. Pri-
vate funeral services were held Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock, burial being
in Oakland cemetery. Rev. T. J. Her
mann of the German-Evangelical
church offciated. 49,
Mrs. Polly Fronzinski of Flensburg
died at her home Thursday, December
26 from pneumonia, following influenza,
at the age of 46 years. Eight children
survive her. Interment was made Sat-
urday in the cemetery at Flensburg.
Mrs. Rose Jelinski Of Flensburg, aged
So years, died at her home Thursday,
December 26, from influenza. Her re-
mains were inferred Saturday IN the
cemetery at Flensburg.
The Elks lodge will take in 9 large
class at the second meeting on Feb. r.
Up to date 12 applications have been re-
ceived. Annual roll call will take place
on January 9. It was supposed TO have
taken place in October but on account
the inf]uensa epidemic it wss posponed
= tE
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03
RECORD OF SERVICE
ANYONE HAVING DONE ACTUAL
WAR WORK SHOULD
REPORT

All soldiers, sailors, marines and
others having been in the actual war
service in some capacity should give
their record at the city hall in Little
Falls, or to some Of the banks out
side ot Little Falls, or fill in the
blank published in the papers.
There seems to he misunderstand-
ing as to the persons whose history
is wanted for the war record. Some
people seem to think that it lis only
the soldiers actually discharged from
the service that must give their re-
cord. That lis not correct We want
the history of all soldiers, sailors, ma
rines, motor corps service men and
any and all other persons having been
employed by the government for war
work; also those who have been en-
gagged in war work in connection with
Z the Y. N. c. A., K. C. etc., away from
home We want their record now
whether they have been discharged or
not, the balance of the record will be
filled in when the service is finished.
It is your duty as an patriotic
American citizen to comply with this
reasonable request by going to the
city clerk at Little Falls and giving
him your war record, whatever it may
be, or to some of the outside banks,
or filling in the blank furnished by
the newspapers and sending it to
Andrew johnson, city hall, Little
Falls, Minnesota. You owe this duty
to yourself, your family and to your
county. Do not wait for someone to
call on you personally for your his
tory. II you do you may not get your
record in at all. AS there are ap-
proxiaately 1000 such persons to be
registered in the county you can read
y lily see that it will he impossible for
the committee to make personal calls.
There are no funds available for that
purpose It is therefore absolutely ne
cessaly that either the person him
self or his family perform this little
service and attend to the giving OF
the war record just as soon as pos
s1Ole, otherwise he may be omitted al
together The committee wants it
distinctly understood that no personal
calls WELL he made for this record; we
give every person who has done &C.
tual war work of some kind an Op-
portunity to get his name and SER
vices into the Morrison county record
and thereby into the state war re-
cord, but each person must voluntar-
lily furnish the information in the way
that we have outlined, and do so just
as soon as he can. If the soldier is
absent his family should attend to the
matter for him, but please do not sit
home and wait for a personal call
from the committee. If you do you
may be left out. The committee in
telGs to make the Morrison county
war record just as correct and Just
as good as it is possible to do but we
must have the cooperation OF the
people OF the county in order to show
up the splendid work that Morrison
county did in the war. We want you 20
look at this matter in that way and
give us your earnest and prompt sup
port in the matter OF your personal
war history.
Respectfully yours,
N. N. BERGHEIM, Chairman.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03

able discharge and is now home from
Camp Grant.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03
LICENSES BASKET BASE BALL saw GERMAN FLEET
SEVENTY-EIGHT LESS LICENSES
- THAN IN 1917-ONLY TWO
IN NOVEMBER

Marriage licenses during the year Of
1918 numbered 145, a total of 78 less
than the year previous, when 22S were
issued, the war without doubt being
responsible for the big decrease.
May was the big month Of the year
with 20, and. November the smallest
with only two licenses issued.
Licenses issued during the year fol-
low: @1s
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03

The American National bank has in
stalled a motor driven ledger postin
machine.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03
DIED

Sunday morning at 1 O'Clock oc-
cured the death of John J. Rassier, at
his home after six-months' illness, the
cause of which was general nervous
break down.
Mr.. Rassier was born at st. Joseph
November l, 1862, where he lived until
a young man, when he went to St. Cloud
where he learned the blacksmith trade.
He came to Little Falls 35 years ago
from st. Cloud and engaged in the
blacksmith business in partnership with
Jacob Lauerman. Two years later he
purchased Mr.. Lauerman 8 stock and
ran the business alone until last spring,
when on account of illness, he had to
give it up.
Mr.. Rassier was married in 1885 to
Miss Christina stumpf of Pierz. Eleven
children were born to them, nine of
whom are living.
Besides his wife the children who
survive are Rev. FRI. Victor, o. S. B.,
director of Mount Angel college, Ore,
Sr. Christopher, O. s. B. Of St. Raph-
sel's hospital, St. Cloud; Miss Anna
Rassier, who is taking nurses train
ing course at the same hospital; Steven,
in the army in France; Wilfred, in the
s. A. 7. G. at Eugene, Ore; Louis, at
tending Mount Angel college, Ore, Hill
degaard, Cecilia and Marie, who are at
home.
who survive. The brothers are Joseph
and Nick of St. Joseph; Frank Of Min
neapolis; Matt of Pennsylvania; Steve
and Henry Of Wahpeton, N. D. All the
brothers and sisters were here for the
funeral. All the children attended the
funeral with the exception of Rev. Fr.
Victor, Sr. Christopher, Steven and
Louis.
The funeral was held Thursday morn
ing at 9 'clock from the Sacred Heart
cemetery, Rev. Father Altendorf offici'
ating.
Bertha, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Smith Of Lincoln, passed away Wednes-
day at 1880 a. M, at st. Gabriel's hos
pital from pneumonia following an at
tack Of Influenza.
Miss Smith was 80 years of age, hav-
ing been born in Sweden. She came to
this country when two years old.
At the time Of her being taken ill she
was employed in the household of L. V.
Tanner.
Besides her parents there are three
sisters and four brothers who survive
One brother, Fred, is in the army in
France
Funeral services and interment will
he held this afternoon at Randall. Rev
E. B. Service Of this city will officiate
Mrs. Jos. Wachlarowicz of this city
passed away at the home Of a daughter
in Minneapolis Tuesday night at ll:40
Death was due to pneumonia. Her re
mains were brought to this city and pri
vate funeral services held Wednesday
afternoon. Interment was made in tn
West side Polish cemetery. Deceased
was So years of age and was born IL
Poland.
Besides her husband there are 6v'
children who survive. They are Feli1
and Mrs. S. Z. johnson Of Minneapolis
Mrs. Koop of Holland, Wis, and Franl
and Mike Of this city. There are als'
nine grandchildren. who .urvive.
Mrs. Louis Bittner of the West sid,
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-03
H. S. WINS DISTRICT CHAMPION
SHIP-RED CROSS TEAM
- NETS $14Oo.05 - >- i

The main sports of the year were
High school basket ball and Red Cross
League base ball. = ....
Theohigh school team won the district
championship, but was early eliminated
in the state championship contest at
Northfeld. ..,.>. -.-
The Little Falls Red Cross League
team did not get away with the pen
nant, but did make the most money for
the Red Cross, the gate receipts, confec-
tionery stands, etc., producing the net
amount Of $1409.05, which was turned
over to the local chapter. -a.
There were also three ice events in
which local horses participated, the
most notable performance being that OF
Lody r., owned by N. Gotta, it making
the half mile in 1904.
The basket ball and base ball events
follow: