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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
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DELAWARE PLAYS LAFAYETTE.
....laI Corres1nndencs II Fvcry Exenins

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark Jan + Delaware me- IS
Laiav. tie here THURSDAY might ID the first
game SINCE the holidays Cuacl Shiplsy
los, no tims Yesterday getting the men
out .9r practice IS be has short time 10
&; thrm n shape for this game. Is
'ayc:te has "a strong taam and the game
should j., one 81 the b5-s; OF the SECS m
Dllawaro won ah three games played be-
,-e the holidays against the Navy.
Catb9iic University and Stevens Ia
sttute The team looks 70 be the strong
est that ever represented Delaware and
thc players are confident Of adding an
o-tttr victory Thursday
Nela1n the s;4- fulloack Of Lafayette,
wh was picked bv yeral experts for all
Au rcau honors last faII w]l likely play
,lrl On the Lafayette team Thursday
0lrHr
There VII be preliminary game when
Delaware Freshmen st.tcs up against the
s,r,ag e,r-cc team q " dmiDgJon.
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DINNER rCR SANK" M'CAUGHAN

A surprise turkey dinner was given TO
Hugh sank NIrCaughan Jr.. captain
of Dciavar, Collcg, football team for next
ycar n the homo 81 hls parents, sos West
1Wcnty-Grst etrcof last night
The festivities started II and con-
tinued until IL 50, to permit Coach ship
ley and ton of sank fraternity brothers
Al athletes ~ Delaware College. and
guests If the occasion, 10 catch the train
back t. New ark
Ia addition q Coach ShlpIcy ard Huchv
tho following were present William
stewart ~, Robert Stewart Hayard
Carter. q Gray Garter Draper smith,
Robert y Toulk, NJ Walter lam. Lows
plam ] Paul Wintrup and George
Tonk!H
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
RUTH WILL JOIN
NEW YORK YANKEES
Home Run King Said to be Salts
fed With the Transfer From
Boston.
Boston, Mass, Jan. 7.<-''Babe" Ruth

Boston, Mass, Jan. 7.<-"Babe" Ruth
will join the New York Yankees, accord
ing to reliable information here At first
il was thought he would object, as he has
n business here, but the New York offer is
attractive, and il is said be has agreed to
tho terms and will report to the Yankees
On time.
The deal by which ''Bnbe" Ruth was
obtained by the New York Americans is
the forcruuncr of number Of trar sacticLg
contemplated by the Yankee club owners
to bring other star players to the team.
President Jacob Rupert announced last
night, II is hoped TO put the deals
Through before the winter Is over, he
added
Colonel RUPERT announced he had re-
c2ived n telegram fr,m Manager Miller
lIugaips. in Les Angeles. saying that Ruth
had signed an agreement to play in New
! Nork
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
NEWS OF THE BOXERS.

Scotty Monteith, former manager Of
Johnny Dundee, picks the little Italian TO
beat Benny Leonard when they mcet for
20 rounds It New Haven on january l6
Willie Inckeon has bocn matched for
three fights with Pete Hartley in Philadel
phia. January y, with frankie Burns
and aeainft Penny ValRer. They all look
soft for Jackson
new hoxing club has been started nj
Buffalo, with Charley Palmer, we'll
known local boxing fan, rs tho matchmak-
er. II will he known a8 the St jane
Athletic Club.
frankie farren, a clever California
lightweight, may follow the footsteps oG
lee Benjamin and try his luck 10 the East
lafiy Nllr, tie Ntw Orleans heavy
wrirht, has cleaned up everybody in
California who could I've induced to fight
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PLAY EIKToN mon TONIGHT.
SaIesianum Meets Strong Team Tonight
Ri 81, patriCk's Gy mrasiUm.

Tho Salce.arum basketball quintet
viii welcome tho llton High School ny
rrcgation to this city when they met
tns evening at the - Patrick $ gym.
Though the Narylal d,rs have not
played IN Wilmington heretofore. they
clam to have enc oi the best hph school
t.vcs in their locality. and aim 70 return
home tonight with the game 20 their
credit
Nevertheless, the West Eighth street
boys arc full Of confidence MS q result of
their victory against Shan,rocs Tuesday,
and wish ~ continue thus week A. they
have started
II is expected that Captain Quinn will
usc Walsh Lowell Sccrv and Rvczck
tonight. while he VIII play his usual posi-
ton ~ forward The game will start At
$50 o clock
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GAME is CANCELLED.
Pennsylvania State Cannot Play Della
ware College, and Dickinson is
Scheduled.
spccial Corresnondcncc of Every EvcnIne

Special CORES pondcncc Of Every Evening
Newark, Jan. PENNSYLVANIA State
College has cancelled the basketball game
scheduled with Delaware. and which WIS
t. be- played hero on February The
stIIcni body and tear alike arr disap-
pointed over th's rs they were anxious
u plny state which has fast team.
Dickinson Cr!loE, has been scheduled Tire
/ lmc 70 Toe played here sometime Oh $
month ID ,lawarc WAS ar ady scheduled
to 81 "a Dickinson l'cl ruary L.
C1ac' Shlpl-y w,!l give The team tho
Gntl practice this afternoon preparatory
o. the game with Lafayette tomorrow
night There VIII hc a preliminary game
y tween the Freshmen and Grace of " +
unuCton and the DClaware-Lafayct:o 20
game w y start at s o'clock After tho
Lafayette game the only other home gan oe
ou th schedule fcr Tins month IS the ono
with Dickinson just scheduled and ono
with trslnus on january u.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
DATES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
Amateur Athletic Association Announces
Part OF 1920 Program.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Jan. 7.-Definite dates for
several national championships for 1920
have been oil cially announced by the
Amateur Athletic Union as follows:
Boxing Boston, April s and 6.
Basketball Atlanta, Ga, week be-
ginning March
Wrestling Birmingham, Ala, April Il
and I3.
Tug Of war-New York, March Is.
Swimming Junior events: 220 yards,
Cleveland y NJ. G. A, April II; 500
yards. Minneapolis A. c., March 10;
fancy diving Chicago A. A., March 81;
wotnen's senior 400 yards relay, Illinois
A c., Chicago. April 1; women $ Junior
100 yards. Cleveland A. C.. Feb 20, and
women's junior 100 yards back stroke,
Grecnshurg. Pa. Feb IS; mems indoor
senior so yards Chicago a. A. March 81;
l00 yards Brookline, Mass. March II;
500 yards. Great Lakes Naval Training
Station March o. and 600 yards back
stroke, Illinois A. C., Chicago, April !.
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st. Andrews: II. Wood, II. Iicdgca, G.
Dorse and G.. Grier.
Al Epworth court
Eastlake ....... 20 81 Is 21 2I-3
Epworth ... II 10 2i b 90
playcrs-Epworth: Moore, Reeves,
Mahan and Mckay. Fastlake: Hall,
Preston, Miller and Wilson. Scorekecp-
ers, Charles T.. Donovan, Jr, and Hnr-
old Morrick. Referees, Mossrs. Wade
and Sparks.
At Goodman court:
Cookman .... 81 3 81 II f7-3
Grace NJ E.. 3 81. II 3 2t-2
Players Goodman: II. r. Lynch, f..
Hughes, |. Stewart md George Stewart
Grace W W Shanner. A. q. Iefferis.
+. Ewing, q. Wilson, H. W Cannon md
W. A. Hearn. Referee, Corrigau
Manager Stewart of Goodman an
nounces that the postponed game with
tpwofth will take place at tho Goodman
court tomorrow evening 1T 3 o'clock
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Al.ends Horscmen : Meeting

W'-sr j. ~s~-.ts-s Pm
- rptrt ~ttt. 81. \e ta-.
~t.rsN II f.aa ne.' rhe
....-l.. e',antt.. -, jlf
tu..eaf DRIVING ot4i- At It'll It1t,5
IS gr r W.. tas recentiv 3, b
lts lr.r. .t..f 81 q i ee rtu ttD, .o
tt a,al Howard = Uai.eee
T.4,, ars 3, mad, Il
.ett III Inter-C .Gb rac,e I, to
f asne 81 r.Ica tine 4 nun ac- -
ru1uneuf T" lHar gfef hors' men VIII race.
tt we trr ~. probatiy be he'd at
saee =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
Mickey ponJev. the Newark lightweight

Mickey Donlcy, the Newark lightweight
who recently outpointcd Joe Benjamin,
viii tackle Joe yelling at the Newark
s'portsmcns Club on January 30 Donley
IL in great demand since his victory over
the highly-touted Californian.
him, and will start back East this week
Harold Fafese, the Newark feather
weight, is keeping bury His next match
viii be against Billy Murphy, the Staten
Island star. They meet at Perth AmbOy,
January &.
Frank O'Brien has matched Joe O'Don-
nell, of Gloucester, 10 box Johnny Muir
ray at the Sportsnens Club, Newark, on
January 30
Clay Turner, the Indian heavyweight,
has his injured lip in good condition, but
il viii he too tender 20 risk in y fuht for q
couple Of weeks Ills first bout will be
against Battling Levinsky, st Detroit,
January %
Al Roberts, the Staten leland heavy
weight, has had an operation on his broken
nose. He viii fight Clay Turner in about
three weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
INDOOR QUOT LEAGUE.
Union M. r. Team in Lend. With I'm
manuel =. +. Following.
STANDING or INDOOR auorr LEAGUE.

Much interest is being displayed in the
Indoor Quot League Of the Church
Athletic Recreation League Over five
hundred people attended the games on
Monday evening.
The scores OF tho games follow:
Emmanuel -. II II u 20 2l-1
First Presby. - II II 10 II i5-l
Players Emmanuel: II. Ball II Brin-
ton, W Ainsworth. J. Elliott, W Hun
ter, c. Long. FIRST Presbyterian: Worth
ington, Woodbridge, Lindsay and e.
Woodbridge
IIllcrcst Methodist defeated Mt. Sn-
lem Methodist on the lattcr's court three
out of five games,
The Fdgc Moor Mcthois,-B ,-Brandvwin
game was postponed until the latter end
Of the week
Al Westminstcr's court.
Union Methodist 2 , u q 2l5
Wcstmin Pres - 10 II 10 q o
Players Union Methodist. ] Glib
bons, r. * IcfIeis, l. Wedin and E
IIarkncss, Westminster. w. J. Black.
c. Doughorty, " Rrown. r. Lindsey,
r. Alexander Referee, w X JeiTera
At ST Andrew g court:
St Andrews y y y y 2l-5
neI Ave Hap. Z II II II 10
PLAYERS Delaware Avenue baptist
How'd. Wallace, Miller and Whitman
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SaIcsianum =. EIkton Hirh.

he Nest game ot tte ~alesanum has
tet'aH Q.u.ef uli IT, @jth Fitton High
ina nni r. oia>ed this evening 1T the st
'a1rrh gymnasium i lie game vii start
Il 80 aad >a. -'aa4 I'm I. expecting 10
cor mother victory
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Attends Rankers Dinner

= kobasoE president Of the Cen
tral National Fanl WIS guest at a din
uer gwen by Group no. Pennsylvania
241kers IN Phll4deiphla lest night.
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ErWOl.TI
HACLEY WINS ~ 10 POINTS.

HlGicy carried of the honors by = score
of II 70 2l, 10 + gam. last night, with
F@scy AMI jones at Haclcv Community
House The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
GRACE QUINTET WINS.
Defeats Quaker CITY Team hy score or
~ 10 %

: II Il 81 rbiadclnha was do
.cafei 4, tac Grace quintet last ri ght
1n the 3aar ol tac freri~ School tn !
e.ar, g rs ,l Clf CaOtnc played 5
stellar game fo- The ioC ISL gathering -
nf racc + - pHut- nurln- halves
shamrock Erls dcfcatcl Grace girls by
Ahr Nnore +! 2 IL b The SrUr,s
CrNrlRAL IF Vi CA
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OLD swEDEs DEFEATS EPwoRTH.

Old SwCiCs Scout team defeated Ep-
worth quintet by a score ~ - to rs, last
night, ln a game IN which Morris starred
lor tho Old S@cdoy The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07

10 Fl some thing7 Try q classified afl-
verti sement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07

~ sWEnT
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28

aIsv3s, Geo. C1iftaa aad Claude Thonp-
SON. c. L Lightner. Sam Tedford. Ner-
Eitt Rolf and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dfngm4n and daughter. Fern.
! Miss Mamie Clark closed very
successful term of school in District
No. - last Friday. ~. .... ..r ..
Hewitt Thompson spent Sunday at
home. ,,
49, Nj. and Mrs. Herbert Muncy and
children of Little Falls were Sunday
visitors at A. r. Longfellow's.
b. II. Adams and family went to
Little Falls last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dingman and
Mrs. George Thompson and son. Wes-
ley. attended church at Pillager Sum
day evening.
We are glad to learn that Aunt
Phoebe Quick. who has been very sick,
is some better.
Sunday visitors at H. A. Dingman's
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark Of
Ripley. Miss Mamie Clark, and Philip
We are glad to see that Ed Rolf
can begin to use his arm that was
broken and the hand that was also
Uncle Billy Clark went to Fort Rip
ley Friday.
Charles Cummings is at home again,
after helping to make the basement
for a new house for Frank Cook In
Hurbert Dingman went to Fort
Ripley Friday night
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
ROYALTON

May 21:-Received too late for last
week: J. Friary; proprietor of the JEFF
ferson Inn. has sold his confectionery
business to S. E: Hamilton, who took
possession Saturday. Mr.. Friary will
continue to manufacture ice cream and
plans to enlarge the business.
Joe CARRIER has rented the c: D. CLARK
residence, recently occupied by the c.
o. Burt family.
I. W. Bouck returned Saturday from
Minneapolis with new car.
It is reported that DR.. p: H: McGon-
agile has purchased the Gilbert cottage
on Center Street
Mrs. K. B. Wilson and children left
Tuesday for Huxley to visit her par.
Wilson will join them in a fortnight
and return to their home in Wi9n tPeg:
last meeting Of the year at the home
of Mrs. I. W. Bouck, Wednesday after
noon when the following officers were
elected for the coming year: President,
Mrs. A. M. Watson; vice president. Mrs.
B. w. Rantz; Secretary, Mrs. J. Friary;
treasurer Mrs. F. E. McGonagle, ibrar.
ian, Miss Dorothy Wilson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
B0WkUS

Bowlus Advance(24):- Henry Guen-
ser returned home this week after
spending the winter in Milwaukee,
and in DETROIT and, Flints Michigan: He
liked the country we'll and has taken
a job as foreman with a large con:
struction company in Detroit and will
go back there in a couple Of weeks:
Mr.. and Mrs. August. Schultheis
shipped their household. gooas- TO
Haubstadt, Indiana, Monday and" ex-
pect to start for the same place with
their family this week, with the in
tention of making that place their
future home. Mr.. Anton Schultheis
has returned from a trip to the same
place and liked it so well that he in
tends to move down there next fell.
Herman Waletzko has purchased
the interest Of Mr.. Klisch in the City
Garage lots and building and will con-
tinue the business in company with
Mr.. Kabylinski. He has also bought
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
RAIL PRAIRIE

May &c. L. Lightner was in Fl.
Ripley Thursday. Mrs. A. r. Long
fellow was in TT. Ripley Wednesday.
Elisha Iensff to assist has m emRo{ Ss
work for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Lightner, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Longfellow. Geo. Thomp-
son. H A. Dingman and Mr.. and Mrs.
evening.
Gilbert and Harry Nelson went to
John Tough of Hill city spent a
few days last week visiting relatives
We were very sorry to learn Of the
death in Little Falls last Wednesday
of Levi Miller, who had many friends
in this neighborhood.
Another nice. rain Friday night.
tended the special school meeting in
Fl. Ripley Thursday evening.
John Tough and Dan Miller Of Hill
City cams, down to attend the. fuueral
of the latter's brother; Levi Miller at
Miss Charlotte Kummert of Little
visit with Mrs. G. L. Lightner.
Among those from here who attend
liam Jones, Mrs. Chas. Stroming and son
Carl, A. A. Rolf, Lucy May and Agnes
Rolf, Merritt Rolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mold Rolf, Mrs. John Waller and Mr.:
and Mrs. Sam Tedford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Nichols,
c. l.. Lightner and B. H. Adams
went to Little Falls Friday in regard
to school matters.
Elmer Rocks of Little Falls spent
a few days last week looking after
business matters here.
Among those in Fort. Ripley Friday
from this side were Mrs. Chas. Stro-
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. NormAnotin, Fred
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
HOCV lILE. ]. ]! ! : ( : !.
y oetts, Ref! GlFa1te . Doon1eat
George BinGhana.5

T Dan Hooks, blacksmith. who also
does barber work on Saturdays, now
has two pairs of scissors, q dull pair
and q sharp pair. He has established
two prices on hair cu'ts-25 cents for
q hair cut with the dull ones and 30
travelling man was in town Saturday
and chose the sharp shears and Dan
raked In an extra nickel.
Dag Smith. in looking over some
thd Saby 6orn in the word is
Chinaman. Dag has nine children. He
will now endeavor to find out some
thing about the pedigree of the other
six.
The postmaster left this week for a
three days hunting and fishing expe-
dition and closed the postofflce r1ght
at time when Miss Petunia Belcher
was expecting a letter from her IN
known correspondent. The Postmaster
says If he stayed on duty al the Time
many Of his share of the fish would
Zero Peck, expressing his opinion Of
things generally few days ago. SAID
he had never done done any si e4sat m n
others sing ga and believed if he were to
try he could do as well as Miss Be-
gonia Allsop, who always manages
in some way to get &c 10 on do dne f Reeonia
has heard of this unkind remark and
Zero is now hiding out.
Human nature is still doing business
at the same old stand-the Postmaster
putting on a disguised look when GER
tain people call for their mail more
than once day.
sile Sims got his secondhand auto
to run a short distance a few days
ago but says he got no pleasure out
of the ride. as he imagined all the
time the thing was running that he
was sowing the road behind him with
bolts, springs, broken cogs, etc. and
his mind was laboring as to how long
it would take him to gather up all
the loose parts and get them back
into the machine.
MISTAKES.
We made some mistakes yesterday
And a few the day before;
We wouldn't be at all surprised
If today we made some more.
Should we ever reach the point
Aslant life's rocky hill.
Where we never make mistakes
Right then we'll make our will.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
BRlCKyARDS

May 21:-The little Citizens League
of the Brickyard school held its last
meeting 70: the Year Thursday morn
il.g. A.: :-npromptu program was given
after which games were played.
Edward and Frank Mrozik left
-ursday for Duluth where they will
J4 employed.
John Stanek and Lawrence Surra and
family of Little Falls visited Sunday at
the Peter Kurowski home:
The pupils, who were entitled to q
half holiday. for being present every
day of the month and also for receiving
one hundred per cent in spelling for the
month of May were Hilma and Edith
Gradin. Clara and Ferda Maschke. Ger
trude Zeck, Virgil Larsen and Milton
Sutherland.
The Misses Ella and Mabel Kje7shus
closed a successful term Of schc ! ~
District "a Friday, May 21. A PICK &c
was held at Pine Grove Park at which
place old and young were asselnb. d
and enjoyed a very pleasant afternoc..
A fine lunch was served after which
all departed for their homes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
GILBERT

May 25:-Mrs. John Olson gave a
surprise dance for Mr.. Olson last
Wednesday in honor Of his twenty
ninth birthday, On, account of the
rain many Of the guests were unable
to attend, but all that who were there
had fine time.
Mr. and Mrs. Broberg are remodel
ing their house. having torn down the
old kitchen. They are building new
part consisting of two rooms and a
porch.
Miss Olga Hedlund has new
Adams and Shelf piano, a present
from her parents.
were in Little Falls last Saturday.
Carl and Oscar Berglund gave a
dance last Saturday night at their
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
SOUTH AGRAM

May 24:-Mrs John Reding enc
Wednesday on business:
Joseph Ripley brought a Ford-ton
truck up from Minneapolis Tuesday,
which Ripley Bros. purchased from
Henry eau. local dealer: The truck
is equipped with closed cab, loos >
grain body, and stock rack compile :.
J. J. Drummer is building q pig
barn for John Hesh.
William Leidenfrost brought a Sam
son tractor from Nagel Bros, Of Pierz.
Peter Langer's children are sick
with pneumonia.
J. j. Drummer and son Adam were
down at Monticello Wednesday on
business.
Henry Ripley is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. John -Nagel and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs: Thones Theser and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gruber called at
Joseph Gruber's home Sunday.
Peter Thommes is the owner of a
new Chandler.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Edens-
hink, twins, son and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Edenshink and
John Blackner of Little Falls visited
at the John Edenshink home Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
SULLIVAN LAKE

May PAT. A. johnson. who came
from Oregon some two weeks ago to
attend to some business connected
with the sale of his farms at Sullivan.
where he was going to Omamia to
visit some friends before returning to
Oregon.
Nj: and Mrs. D. W. Sims were at
Hillman Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. E. NJ. Thomson were
also at Hillman Wednesday.
Verdnida Look called on Mrs.
Thompson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen have been get
ting the Dodge and Wolfenden cot
tages ready for occupancy TOT the
families.
J. J. Linehan seems busy making
repairs at his place.
Mr.. Thompson from Esthervi11e, a..
will arrive this week t to VISIT s ma
family. Mr.. 2. M. Thompson vii
meet him at St. Paul as he is crippled
and not able to come alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Britton have
50 acres Of land Just o R9Esh S9
Andrew Thoen of Dixvil1e.
Ray Thompson drove up to the Lake
Thursday afternoon.
Rodney Look from Hillman drove
up to the Lake Friday but returned
~" Mr. eA ana Mrs. D. X. Harting came up
to the Lake from Little Falls Friday
afternoon and spent Saturday AND
Sunday at the Lake ana returned Sum-
day.
Mrs. Frank Sims has another abscess
on her head and suffers much pain
Mr.. Thompson and son, Ray. drove
up to the Lake Saturday.
Mr.. T. S. Look and Mr.. Tschida
drove up to the Lake Sunday ana
went fishing.
A family from Royalton motored up
to the Lake Sunday and went fishing.
Mr.. Neisius and friends came up 10
the Lake from Pierz Sunday.
We see Mr.: Linehan is clearing his
land. -.
There were quite a few people at
the Linehan place Sunday. also at Mr..
Bowen's place.
Mr. and Mrs. Jorgason and son, from
Hillman came up to the Lake Sunday
and went fishing.
J. Hoffman from Latrup came up to
the Lake Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28

Gilbert were there and those who
came from distance were: Nor
dahls. Pints, Kronbecks. Mr. Rosen-
berg, Greshong. Anderson from Freed
helm. A. bounteous slpnch was served
danced until daylight when ali de-
clared they had had q thoroughly
good time and departed for their
homes. -: T~}'H-
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and
family drove to Crow Wing Sunday
for. a visit at the Fred johnson, home
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson visited
at Clarence Tuttle's Sunday after
noon. -.
complete breaking outfit consisting Of
G.. M. C. 1880 tractor and twenty
four inch breaking pillow. He Wy
start in breaking on Mr.. Rogers far:
immediately. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28

that that cousin
Of. yours when he
gets his mate will
have nothing for
her, because he
will have offered
her the sky, and
Of course he can't
get that. He
won't pack his
knapsack full Of
goodies to eat.
And we must all
eat"
So these two
were now happy
mates, but in
stead Of doing
much Of anything
they began to idly
dream Of what
they would do,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
NOTICE..

Ny wife having left my bed ant
board without just cause or provoca
ton, I hereby notify all that I viii
not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by her.
l2-l4 CHAS. CHANDLER.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-28
MRS. REGINA kRZAN
Midwife and Nutse

Licensed for practice in Europe and al.
80 in State of Minnesota, with diploma.
10 years experience. Free instruc-
tions. Address-406 8th st. 8. E. Lit
tie Falls, Mimi, Tel l73-J. SLIT