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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
A number of bills were allowed.
FILINGS FOR COUNTY oFFICERs

FILINGS FOR COUNTY OFFICERS
Tuesday was the last day for candi-
dates for county offices to file. j. ".
Hanson. of Green Prairie was. the last
to file. He filed as Z candidate fol
county commissioner from the first
district. The other candidates for COM
missioner in this district are John
Berglund, present incumbent, and r.
G.. Anderson of Rail Prairie.
From the Third district there are
two candidates in the field, Henry
Gassert, present incumbent, and Joe
&LaFund. In the second adafstrttt 4hefea
are four candidates, D. Rocheleau,
present incumbent; W. c.. Matteson, j.
w. Hatch and Genore Pelky. A pro-
]ba*e Judge must also be, elected 4Aia
year. G. W. Kemp has filed for re:
election. He was the only one to file
for this office, and therefore will not
be on the present primary ticket.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
Memo CANT CAMP PAIGlN
Is ON IN Fu1-; lsw1Na IN CITY
COUNTY ',pz .-5pA1 IGN STARTS -
ss@>s-- : ,-'i~~ SUNDAY :, 49,.

The Memo: Il campaign is on in full
blast IN Little Falls this week and Tx
r. ->orts that are coming in are yer,
gratifying. One or more workers. are
assigned to each street in the city and
they are busy collecting memberships
at 81 each, some already having fin
ished work. >:,~s.. -~~>.,, =
i, George Aierel, president Of the
memorial association, states that in
order to put this project across properly
it will be necessary to get more than
one membership from each family and
he urges that one certificate be taken
by every family member.
Next Sunday the drive for member
ships throughout the county commences.
| Following are the na~2es of the
workers throughout the county.
Royalton- -700-1. w. Bouck, A. A.
Fitch, J. N. Carnes.
Bowlus-600-C. o. Nelson, Rev. J..
G. Janski, H. A. Hanson, J. J. Jacob
son, Mrs. Lawrence Ohotto.
Upsala-200-A. M. H.. Borgstrom,
Henry Hedin, Adolph Peterson.
Swanville- ]. McRae, B. B.
Cox, e. L. Kaliher, Otto H. Hitzman.
Swan River, Sobieski-400- Rev.
A. J. Gospodar, Anton Koziol, M. N.
Young.
Culdrum-soo-Herman vanslow,
Chas. M. Miller, J. A. Rylander.
Flensburg-100-Mike Wojciehow.
ski, John Super. r..
Darling oIE. W. Fredrickson,
E. F. Buck.
Randall-5oo-C. E. Chapman, s. c.
Cochran, A. T. Kull, D. J. Martin,
G. E. Nichols.
Cushing g. Carlson, B. e.
Nygaard.
Observation-Disclosures Dvorak, H. G.
Anderson, W.. IN. Goodwin.
Motley-4O0-E. G. Haymaker, 8.
w. Jacobs.
Green Prairie-1oo-J. w. Hanson.
Pike Creek-200-Frank Pieckar.
ski, Chas. Knutson.
Belle Prairie and Ripley-500-
Genore Pelkey, A. j. Larson, Fred
Everdtng, Albert Johnson; Eugene
Leblanc, Tim Perry.
Little Falls Town-16o-J. e.
Claassen, Noah Raymond. "
:Buckman-300- John = y: Schmolke,
John Terhaar, Daniel Fhoan, VIM.
Miller, Peter Blake.
Lastrpp-2Q0-Frank:s sKonen, p. A.
Hartmann, L. Lorentzen, JOS. China
rowski, John -Rausch, Stephen Gross,
Theo, 0rtman, John Skohinski. =
Pierz-500-C. E. Gravel, A. p.
sst6n, 1. =. sKtpp1ey, Conrad ;Btangl.-
Observation-Disclosures Cheele ey,
Frank Hortsch, J.. w. Driver, Chas.
Chesney, M. Larson: Gust Talberg.
Htllman-200-Chas. King, O. p.
Jacobson, T. e. Wolfenden, Chas. HI,
Sanborn, -~..
Two Rfvers-100-Rev. J. Kroni-
lckl, j. NJ. Heisick.
Elm Dale-400-J. J. Jacobson,
Chas. Gunderson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
ELKs TO TAKE IN BIG GLASS

E.KS TO TAKE IN BIG GLASS
A class Of more than sixty candidates
will be- initiated by the local Elks lodge
next Thursday. A, big time is being
planned by the committee in charge
and many Elks from neighboring towns
will be here to participate in The fes-
tivities,
A part Of the work will probably be
put on in the afternoon and there will
ikNy be parade and open air exhibi-
8 sion By the candidates. Following tho
degree work in the evning the members
will enjoy a social session and feed.
The lodge is already. making prepara.
,tiens for taking~in another big class in
July 81 August.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
|ADVE|.N||'l| fists, /: {; |. HERE
ANNUAL STATE CAMP MEETING
ON AT FAIR GROUNDS =.
:. - s~.E =!
LASTS TEN DAYS.

Yesterday was the opening day OF
the annual state camp meeting of the
Minnesota Seventh Day Adventists, at
the county fair grounds in Little Falls
More than two hundred people arrived
on the opening day and each train is
bringing more delegates. Yesterday s
attendance points to total attendance
for the ten days of the conference Of
from a thousand to fifteen hundred
people, nearly all from out of town.
Nine big tents have been put up On
the grounds for meetings, cafeteria,
etc. There are 185 small tents which
delegates will occupy.
At 8 CLOCK each morning the first
devotional services are held. From
$3.50 to 10:45 is general conference
session; from II a. m. to IL m. is de.
voted to bible study; at p. m. each
day there will be- general preaching
service, to which the public is invited:
at p. m. is the departmental session; ;
at and p m. the young people = and
children g meetings, and at g. D. M.
general preaching service for the pub
lie.
Among the prominent speakers here
for the meeting are w. w. Prescott of
Washington, D. c., travelling secretary
for the general conference; Mr.. Martin,
secretary of the religious liberty de-
partment; and two or three men in
charge Of the foreign department for
the United States. State officers at
the conference include E. T. Russell,
president; F. B. Hartwell, secretary
treasurer; H. 8. Rentfro, field secre-
tary; H. NJ. Hyatt, educational depart
ment secretary; Herbert Christianson,
home mission department secretary; G.
V. Anderson, young peoples depart
ment' secretary.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
SEVENTEEN GRADUATE FROM
~'~ PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.

Seventeen boys and girls graduated
from, the eighth grade Of the East side
parochial school this week. The grad
uating exercises were held Tuesday
evening, a pleasing program being
given. Frank Noehle gave the valedic:
tory and Leonard Simonet the saluta-
tory. The graduation address was
given by Rev. 6chermers Of Buckman.
Rev. j. P. Altendorf presented the grad
yates with their diplomas.
Following are the names Of the grad
uates:- ~ :.z.
Florence E. Brick. Luella e. Haus-
mann, ..Exhilda BIZ ksable, :Genevieve E.
LaFond, Frank J. Hoehle, Rosina N.
Melhart, Louise L. Nathe, Leonard w.
simonet, Cecilia. ". Thoma, Helen M.
Wegertseder, Nellie n. Pikula, Helen
I. Gendro, Roseap paholaki, Clara Ham
ers, Caroline Hamers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
CREAM|ERY Yk1EN MEET
COUNTY kssoU lAT1oN OF co.
- oPF2ATIvE CREAaGERIEs
Is To2AGEp.

More than forty men attended .
::9nty creamery meeting at the court
mouse here Wedn2 2sday, at which q TEN
porary county creamery association
was formed, constitution adopted anl
temporary. officers elected. Anothe,
meeting VII be held on June "a swher
ia permanent Organization will be forn~
ed. In the meantime the board Of di
rectors Of each creamery will vote G.
joining the association. Only i. !
ereameries, at Motley and Buckma;:
failed to send delegates to the meetinc; :;
j. j. Jacobson of Elmdale was elected
temporary president; Theo. Thielen, Ct
Pierz vice-president and N. o: Olson, c:f
Randall, secretary.
A. J. Mcclure, dairy specialist Of the
university extension division, gave
some interesting figures on butterfat
prices. He said the ten best creameries
in the state paid an average price Of
20 cents per pound last year. The aver
age last year for cooperative creameries
was 66 cents. The average price of
New York extra butter was a, trifle
over 60 cents. Mr.. Mcclure presented
the plan for a county creamery organi-
cation, explaining its purposes and ad-
vantages, such as the bringing together
Of the creamery men Of the county once
or twice a. year to compare prices,
study the markets, standardize the
butter made and improve the quality;
making possible the cooperative pur-
chase Of butter tubs, salt and other
supplies with a resulting saving; car
lot shipment to Duluth, thence to New
York via the Great Lakes, resulting in
a saving.
An interesting discussion followed,
each creamery secretary giving details
Of how the quality was kept up and the
price paid and received. The reports
showed that most creameries were get.
ting 30 to 90 score and q correspond.
ingly high price for the product.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
TIE; COUNT BOARD.
STONE cRUsHER AQcEPTKp-AP-
~.-,.>. REGPSIIATToN FOR, FARM
RQREAV-PETIT1oNs
= s.'--"' HEARD. -, ts.i

County Board met IN regular session
! Tuesday, with I'll members present.
The board was also in session Wednes-
day morning. - 1.
| The stone crusher purchased from the
Austin Wells Road Machinery Comnanv
was accepted and lie auditor instruct
ed t. :osc: lis W. rr2nt for 100000 less
$4l:c5 FOR supplies, work and freight.
The was appropriated out of tho
revenue fund to the Farm Bureau, for
the county cgent and women g demon.
stration work, an. amount including
1919 appropriation which does not ex-
cecd $4,000, amount expended being
$485.51; amount this day appropriated
$2514.85.
The bid of Ole Hedin to construct
two culverts in Elmdale and. Two
Rivers for the sum of $1,000 was ac-
cepted.
County agreed to pay two-thirds of
cost Of bridge across Little Elk at
Randall on st. Road No. 4. Village Of
Randall agreed to pay one-third of said
cost.
Petition for county road in town of
Rail Prairie, scandia Valley and Cush-
ing near Lake Alexandria was rejected.
Report of county surveyor on county
road in Gushing, Scandia Valley and
Rail Prairie presented and accepted.
Petition for annexing. territory to
consolidated school district of Hillman
was laid over to next meeting. Hear
ing granted on petition of A. 81. Nc
Cutchen to be set off with his lands
from district 81, Benton county to dis
trict 142, Morrison.
Four petitions for formation of new
school district out Of the consolidated
district Of Cushing was, laid over. -
Final hearing for County Road In
Pike Creek, Swan River and Two
Rivers petition was granted and road
established.
All applications for abatement Of
taxes laid over to next meeting -..
The Morrison County Chapter of the
Red Cross transferred ;, to the County
Commissioners for the use Of the Coun-
ty Nurse Ford automobile, fully
equipped. .s~ -
Auditor was instructed to issue his
warrant for work on st. road No. 3
north, under Chapter 1872 s. L., 1916,
tn0 duOuut tSt@tndC0U 70 SO0 e1p0uQ6Us
on said road having been zdesignated
at the May meeting, estimated amount
Of work to be certified by the district
engineer. ..ss,s:
The following wages are to be paid
for work on roads. + .,.s...s.*@s s.,s;;;Izs:
Common labor, $4.0o per day; teams,
$4.00 per day; Caterpillar engineer, $500
Fper day; Grader men, $500 per day;
foremen, $500 per dag.
That no pay will be allowed for use
Of automobile by any Of the workmen.
Auditor was instructed to notify
school boards of District No. o. and
143 to appear at the July meeting, on:
July IL, 1920, and bring their books to
decide on division Of funds.
Motion made and carried that ill
truck drivers be paid $500 per day.
Motion made and carried that any Of
the commissioners, who have judicial
work in his district are hereby en-
powered to act on same.
A number Of bills were allowed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

DR.. Is. L. Fortier was in, Brainerd yes
terday morning as a. witness in the case
of Mrs. Irene -Monahan Stone against
the owners Of the Brainerd ball park
Mrs. Stone is suing for damages for in
juries sustatneds n the grandstand dur
ing ball game when board in the
floor broke, injuring her leg.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR WILL
SPEAK AT SOBIESKI AND
RnwT.T1Q

Edward Indrehus, democratic candi-
date for governor, and Lawrence Wis
newski Of Foley will speak at Sobieski
at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, June 13, and
at Bowlus in the evening at 8 O'Clock.
It is unusual for candidates for gov
ernor to speak in the smaller places,
and the people of these neighborhoods
should show their appreciation by a
large attendance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
SUPREME COURT sUsTANs JUDGE
PARSONS,

An order just received by the clerk
Of court here by the state supreme
court affirms the action Of Judge Par
sons in the case of Eunice Dahoot VS..
Rose Colby in appointing receiver for
the Little Falls Ice Company. The case
was tried before Judge Parsons at the
February term of court. The defend
ant appealed to the state supreme
court, holding that the discretion Of the
trial court was abused in appointing a
receiver, but the supreme court upheld
the action of the trial court
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

O. e. Larson Of the state examiners
board will be in Little Falls next Tues.
day, June 8, TO give examinations for
automobile cAauffeurs. Information
regarding time and plaee Of examina.
ton may be had rom Harold CLARK,
chief of pohc
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
FIVE FULL WEEKS
coNvENT1oNs,;s P1cN1cs, oHAu.
TAUQUA, CARNIVAL AND
OTHER DoNas.

For the next five weeks or more
there will continually be something
doing in the line of big meetings and
entertainment in Little Falls. To begin
with, the Minnesota Seventh Day Ad.
ventists started q ten-day state camp
meeting at the fair grounds yesterday,
This meeting will bring probably a
thousand outside people to the city dur.
ing that time.
On Sunday, June 13, tho Minneapolis
firemen 3 band will be in Little Falls
and will give band concert, beginning
at p. m. This band, composed of
forty pieces, will pass through Little
Falls that day enroute to Moorhead for
the anual firemen's g convention, -
Monday, June: Il, is Flag Day. The
day will be fittipgly observed by the
local Eks lodge With . public program
which will include an address by Mayor
Hodgson, "Larry Ho," Of st. Paul.
On Wednesday, June 16, the annual
Morrison County Farm Bureau will hold
it's annual picnic at the Pine Grove
Park. This is going to be q big af-
fair and is for everybody. :.~>
vi " eSnoStSsIeH HyS~e0o 6O1 CAo dImoIS
Cooperative Cre1mssy Association ;. Of
Little Falls will hold its annual picnic
and this will also be 4 big affair.
June Is is the opening day Of the
-Vawter chautauqua in Little
Falls. The chautauqua will last seven
days. Tickets are on sale now. = =,
Monday, July 5, the Worlds Fair
Shows start q weeks engagemene II
Little Falls; under the auspices Of the
local post of the American Legion. This
is one Of the biggest carnival companies
on the road And IL regarded as: first
Glass. They played at NinaeapolisE this
during the convention 5. ..,..,. Z.
ThS Nburth of July. viii De: celebrated
n Little Falls on July s, tho holiday
falling On Sunday. Mayor Bsrgheim
has esied tho local Legion post TO pat
Oh the celebration. =. + = =. +
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

$. According to Wednesdays st. Paul
Dispatch Miss Jennie Stillwell has been
appointed treasurer of the Internation-
al Association Of Game, Fish and Con-
servation Commissioners. Miss Still
well is secretary of the state game and
fish commission, IL
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
BOARD OF EDUC ATlON
OPPORTUNITY ROOMS ooNso1I.
DAED-TEAcHERs
ENGAGED.


The board Of education held q regular
dnonthly meeting 7 at the high schoo
Wednesday evening, with all member.
present. !
+ A bill Of the Water Power Company
for arrears, amounting to $215.46 was
allowed. ...-s.-s
A petition from tho teachers ani
parents of the West side asking fol
improvements on the Lincoln schoo
grounds, was referred to committe,
for Investigation. ,a~>><5~ -
i Harry Dobbyn was granted = di
ploma, having completed the work o1
the high school. &1 II ..4<s
It was decided to consolidate the op
portunity rooms Of the Columbia ani
Hawthorn schools with that Of the Lin
coin and to transfer them to the Lin
coin school. The children from the
East side will be transported to school,
in buses. -
M. "A. Engstrom was awarded the
bid to furnish window glass for the
various buildings, at $4,000
It was decided to offer reward of
$25.00 for information leading to the
arrest and conviction Of party or part
les who broke into the Hawthorn and
Central school buildings and stole tools
and phonograph records.
A number Of high school teachers
were engaged, as follows: P. M.
Hewitt, agriculture; John Dunnewold,
physical and manual training; o. T.
Berlie, principal; Miss Agnes G. O Don
mel, normal; Miss Mary Harth, COM
mereial; Miss Marjorie Houghtalling
physical; Avis Akre, mathematics; Mrs.
L.enoire spooner, junior high principal; ;
several grade teachers we're also en-
gagged.
A number of bills were allowed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

TOWNLEY AT PIERZ TOMORROW
A farmers picnic will be held at the
Tembreull farm northwest Of Pierz vii
lage tomorrow, beginning at IL O'Clock
a. m. A. c. Townley, president of the
Non-Partisan League, will fly 60 Pierz
in an aeroplane to attend .ie picnic and
speak. Other speakers slated include
Capt. Gallon, candidate for lieutenant
governor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

Miss Francis Simonet has returned
home from Perham, where she taught
in the high school. Miss Madeline
Simonet is home from Winona. She
graduated last week from st. Theresa
musical conservatory.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

M g. i. ssaolan4ee wss pleasantly
surprised at her home on >Bc6adwaJ
West Wodnesd4y afternoon BY shout
seveAty-five ladies. She wae presented
With. two electrical househod appia
ees. "a fine lunch was served at the
:c1osesof = very pleasant afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING AT
CROSBY TODAY.

Mrs. l.. D. Brown and Mrs. Jenny
Lind Blanchard went to Crosby yester-
day to attend the fifteenth annual
meeting of the Sixth District Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs. The session
began yesterday and continues through
today. Mrs. Blanchard is to deliver an
address this morning on "Library Sur
vey of District.'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
H||GIITH ! CR'AIDEGRADS
aIxTYEoUR COMPLETE WORK IN
ff.=Sf|5x...s5: - III: LOCAL GRADE
~ :3'.=.es* SCHOOLS.

Diplomas were last Friday afternoon
given to sixty-four local boys and girls
who had, completed the eighth grade.
No exercises were held, the graduates
merely being given their diplomas
junior high school.
Following are the names Of the
s'fals' Ella Be1.ridge, Pe44l Blai., Rene
Boulle, Kathleen Brown, Do1ah Brown,
Lucille Byllemos, Carol Cairns, Valep.
tine Ciminski, Helen Cimtnski, Harold
Collins, Iona Crosse, Charles 7Crossfeld,
Beatrice sDufort, Marjorie Engler, Cor
eta inen, Ethel Gablenz, Paulena
Gallus, T; Walter Grimes, Madeline
Guerin, William Guernon, Delphine
Hall, Roland Halseth, Marion sHopka,
Lester Hovey, Lillian Jackson, Melvin
jacobson, Winford johnson, SGenevieve
Kay, Louise Keough, Dorothy. Kiewel,
Frank Kiewel, Cora Knight, Rose
Knuth, Fern Knutson, Esther Kruse,
Roland Kuesel, Lucy Leblanc, Alfred
:LaF Fond, Peafl llBotkrem, oren May,
Myrtle Matteson, Janet Muncy, Doris
Niles, Clifford Olson, Beatrife Pantzke,
Elmer Pantzke, Henry.Pssrson, Nil
:tfred Peterson, Emmett Pratt, 'hoola
Putnam, Gordon Rosenmeier, Ernest
sandell, Myrtle setterstrom, John
Schrieber, Edrica Slettede, Evangeline
Sprandel, Exzilda st. Scar, Madeline
Tanner, Mabefle Todahl, James Varano,
Leila Ware, Elizabeth Wiherski, Myrtle
Wittke.:z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

G. E. Carlson Of Minneapolis visited
relatives and friends here this week.
Mr.. Carlson was recently discharged
from 9 Minneapolis hospital, where he
spent two months following an <acei.
dent in which hs sustained fractured
knee cap. :<.>>* -. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
GET SPEAKER FOR PICNIC

GET SPEAKER FOR PICNIC.
J. F. O'Connor Of Redwood Falls has
been secured as the principal speaker
for the Farm Bureau picnic to be held
at the Pine Grove Park, Wednesday,
June Is. Mr.: O'Connor, who is asso.
ciated with farm bureau work in Red.
wood county, is said to be an excellent
speaker and the local organization con-
siders itself fortunate in securing him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

Mrs. Nellie Shufelt Of this city re-.
ce'ved word Wednesday OF the death
of her brother-in-law, Frank. 6hufelt Of
Springfield, Mo. He formerly resided
in Little Falls. - IN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

Louis Allen, who with his family re-
Gently moved from Little Falls to
Bend, Ore, ina letter to friend here
states that they are now comfortably
settled there and enjoy their new home
very much,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

Passenger and freight traffic on the
L. F. & D. branch was at q standstill
Tuesday as a result of washout at
Westport. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04

A farewell party vas given eat the
Harry Hamm home Monday evening
t.for Alvin Johnson. Games and dane
" ing 'furnished the amusements for tho
young folks. "A fine lunch was served.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-04
B0UCK CRITToAILY TIT.

BOUOK CRITICALLY Ill.
Chas. w. Bouck Of Royalton is criti.
cally i'll at his home with pneumonia.
"A telephone message received here YES.
terday morning stated that he was not
expected to live but late yesterday
afternoon he was reported better.