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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
PROGRESSIVE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. J. W. Holley, Pastor.
Both services were we'll attended
Morning service, a splendid Covenant
service. Sunday school good. ...B. Y
p. U. at usual hour, $50 p. m. good
80. Evening Covenant, Rev. o. T
Redd preached a wonderful sermon
Everybody present enjoyed it.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17

amount was $1,000; $500 for Friend
ship and $1,000 from Morning Star.
After service Mrs. Vann entertained
the entire congregation with ice
cream.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17

Nicola Boone, 625 Winona, discussion
How to Interest Careless Mothers to
Care, Cleanup and love their children,
Wednesday, April T. An elaborate
luncheon was served.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17

Texas Tornado" as he thunders up.
on his hearers in this great master
sermon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-12
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USMRCEN ELEKTRINOU.

V Central hutch ma stare
Broadway blize Erie drahy u
smrcen byl vcera 32iety tovar-
nj delnik Jesse ]. Henton, jenz
dotekl Sc pravici "ziveho" elek
trick6ho dratu, nahodile od e.
lektrickeho vedeni Sc odtrhnuv
Siho. Henton odvezen byl do ne
mocnice sv. Alexise, kde zave-
demo u neho uncle dychani,
lee jeho zivot ami "a podobne-
no ochranneho prostredku ne
dial Sc vice zachranit a pozG-
statky jeho do okresni marni-
ce by'y zavezeny, pon6vadz IL
rady Hentonovo bydliSt6 zjistit
nemohou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-12
CUkRU BUDE DOSTI.

M6stsky Inspector DR.. Roue-
che predpovida, re tomto ty-
dnu Cleveland ziskava znaCne
mnozstvi kubanskeho granulo-
van6ho cukru, takze nedosta-
tex podobnych s.adkosti ma de.
81 dobu bude zazehnan. Bude
pry cukru dosti pro veskere po
tfeby a roZprodej tehoz nebu-
de snad ami omezovan. Cukr V
drObn6m prodeji bude snad po
18 az 10 centech libra. Velike
zasoby kubanskeho cukru byly
uvolneny cukernl ekvalisacnl
komisi a poslany do strednlch
statu americkych a tedy j do
Ohio.
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VYPLENILI POkLADNU.

Nekolik professionalism Wy
lamovaCH vniklo vcera Gasn6 ra
no do pisarny kontraktorske
firmy Austin Co. ma Eu-
clid Ave, kde roztrhli. kasu nj
troglycerine a ukoristili 1545
dolarG V hotovych pen6zich,
iakoz i cetnych bondu Svobo-
dy. Loupez zpozorovana mimo
patrolujicim straznikem, jenz
telefonoval o pripadu hlavni
stanici. LupiGi vnikli do pisar-
ny zadnimi dvefmi a uprchli
dvermi prHcelnlmi. Austinovy
pisarny ma Euclid Ave. ,byly
vypleneny jiz nekolikrate pred
tim a pachatel6 nikdy nebyli
chyceni.
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VYSTAVA AUTOMOBILE.

VyroGni vystavka automobi-
LII otevfena bude V sobotu We
Wigmore SIM blize Euclid A
We. Bude to nejvetsi vystavka
aut V Clevelandu kdy pofada-
ma. IA druhy strojd budou Ma
vystaviSti a zbyvajici misto pfi
padne odd6leni automobile
vych soucastek. RobertsonGv
orchestr ziskan pro cely tyden
a rovn6z iedna damska kapela
obstaravati bude hudebni pro-
gram. Kazdy veCer bude jiny
program a kazdy den bude W.
hrazen nekter6mu auto-klubu.
Redaktor Motor World pTijede
z New Yorku k zahajeni Gle
velandske vystavy a bude rec
nit o pokrocich automobilov6
industrie We Spojenych Statech
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MOVE POSTOVNf AERO
PLANY.

Vlada objednala u zdejSi fir
my Glenn l.. Martin Co. neko-
lik postovnich aeroplanu, KITE
re budou vykonavat lety mezi
New Yorkem a Chicagem a
svou stredni stanici budou mlti
V mest6 naSem. Martinuv po-
Stovni aeroplan je 800 kon-
skych silach a unese 1900 liber
poStovnich zasilek, tedy vice
nez veide Sc do poStovni kary
zeleznicni. Rovn6z rychlost je-
no bude vetsi nez dvojplosnIku
De Havilandovych. Martin1v
aeroplan uleti totiz V hodine
115 mil prGmerem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-12
MAYOR A MESTSKE
FINANCE.

Mayor Harry l.. Davis odle-
de V tomto tydnu do kapitolnl-
no meta Columbus, ably agito-
val mezi zakonodarci We pro-
speech predlohy, ktera by adj
ministracni financni nesnaze v
Clevelandu pon6kud uvolnila.
Mimo to chce V Columbus pu-
sobit V o3obnim SVEN Zaimu,
ohledn6 sv6 kandidatury hOd-
nosti guvernera. Vcera ZasIal
ClenGm Gstredniho. rep. statni-
no vvkonneho vyboru zadost,
ably vybor 0 dotcene kandidatu
re nerozhodoval, pokud on, p.
Davis, do Columbus nepfij
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POSTOVNf ODBOcKA Wy.
KRADENA.

Lekarnik Ed. Robinson, COLA
Central Ave. ma We SVEN dome
poStovni odbocku, do ktere via
mali sc vcera pozde V noci ne
jaci muzi dukladne il vyple-
Mill. Ukradli $25 V hotovych
penezich, celou zasobu postov-
Mich znamek, jakoz / nekolik
dopisn registrovanych. Do od-
becky wiki postrannimi DIVER
mi a vladni detektivove spoiled
ne mestskymi tajnymi polici-
sty zahajili po skGdcich patra-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-12
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PAN JAk. VACfK ZEMREL

Dnes rano o. jedne hodine
skonal jeden z nejhorlivejsich
nasich spolkovych narodnich
pracovnfk1 pan Jakub Vacik,
1854 Hlavin Ave. Pred IT,
dnem sc nachladil a dnes po-
dlehl zanetu Pile, kterezto neo-
cekavane dmrti yzbudi teskny
DOZEN zvlaste nasich kruzich
svobodomyslnych.
Pan Vacfk narodil Sc pred
SO lety V Tenfne u Plzne v Ce-
chach, odkudz pribyl do Cleve
landu pred ctyriceti lety, kde
stal Sc clenem c. S. P. S., Soko-
la Cleveland pozdeji i jinych
narodnich nasich organisaci. U
fadu Vftezs,av Halek byval
pTedsedou a konecn6 poklad-
nikem, jednou byl tajemni--
KEN Velkofadu a rovnez v So
kolstvf. byl vezdy cinnym i o.
b6tavym. Povolanim byl slevac
" kteremzto remesle pracoval
zde vice jak 35 roki v dill
mach Tayior Boggis Co. pusobil
dvacet let. Pan Jakub Vacik
byl ryzi, verny pokrokovec, pri
znivec ceskeho Skolstvi, muz Sc
ctely, vzorny chot' a otec rodi-
ny. Mimo ovdovele manzelky
znstavil A syny, 2 nichz jeden
jest mestSkym policistou a dru
hy, vyslouzilec re svetove val
ky, vratii Sc nedavnO z Fran
Gle. Zd5tavil tez A dcery, 2
bratry V Cechach a nevlastni-
no bratra p. Jana Krause zde,
jakoz rozvetvene pribuzen-
stvo. Pohfeb jeho bude konan
We stredu ma hrbitov woodland
sky.
Vyslovujeme pozdstalym
/ hluboke naSe sympatie.
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BANKOVNT kASiR IA
STRELEN.

V mestG Youngstown, O. IL
smrcen byl vcera Vlaeh Ant.
Vermuceo, pokladnik jiste ital-
ske spofitelny. Zastrelii jej
bandit6r V okamziku, kdy chte.
vyplatiti $4,000 "a zasobu ko-
ralky, kterouzto whisku me-
koupit jist6mu kavarnikovi. Lu
piCi zmocnili Sc vyjmenovanG
castky peneZ a ZmiZeli beZe
stopy.
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NOVY USPECH weekly"

Dramaticky sbor "Vcelka"
sehral vtera ma ievi5ti Ces. Ma
rodni sine tiiaktovou novinku
"Navrat cesk6ho legionare' a
Vysledkem muzes sbyti uplne spo
Fojen. NavSteva byla totiz o.
brovska a souhra napinaveho
kusu TAX dokonala, re obecen-
stvo pochvalu svou casio opako
valo. VSichni ucinkuiicl nastu
dovali sv6 1lohy bezvadne, tax
re hra plynula hladce a napo-
veda stal Sc t6mef luxusem.
Cd hlavnich roll az do menSich
episodek vSe spravn6 bylo OBJ
saZeno i sehrano, takze ami
moralni vysledek nemohl byti
lepSi. Hru Tidil p. Cen6k Kot-
mel. kdezto V meZiakti 20
predstaveni koncertoval or
chestr p. Mafika.
Mas eduiici ochotnici prispe-
III vcera k uspechu "Vcelky"
mani Krist. TalaSova. Helena
Urbanova, Julie Mokra. Frant
Lisa a Marie Raslova. kdezto 2
panu rovn6z znamenite 81 DO.
cinali: Mt. Senk. Frantisek
Karnos, Jaroslav Kubasta
Tan ITCHY, Ant. Strachota, r
Simek. Ed. Babka a V. Vrzak
ZvlaSte doiimavou scenou bv'
hold francouzskeho marsals
Pelee praporu ce7kych legion:
III, kdeato zaverecne scene
"a shledani a rozchodu legio
nare- -hrdiny kusu Sc zenou, kite
rou tolik miloval. V hledist
mnohe oko zaslzelo.
"CTlicka odvahv" ie nffSt
novinkou obetav6 nasi "Vcel
. ky".
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PROCES S VRAHEM POLL.
CISTY SHELTONA.

Porota Il trestniho soudu pro
iednava pfitomne process s ia
mem Platzkym, ienz nedavno
Zastrelil ma Windsor Ave. straz
nika Sheltona. Obhaice proce-
sovan6ho zada, aby liceni odro
ceno bylo ma stfedu, kdy ieho
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LISTARNA.

Slecna Frant. Krausova ma
Y admin 3trdci "Sv6ta" poStov-
nj listek od pratel Jihlavy.
Pan FrantiSek Slavik re South
Ave. ma II mas dopis od Marie
S avikove 2 PIzn6, kteryzto pri
pis zdejSi poSta pro neuplnost
adressy doruCiti nemohla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-12

svedectvf bude Gplnejs{. Bude
mu asi vyhoveno a mezi tim
porotci navstiyi misto stfelby,
ably o ce..em pripadu NELL lepsi
informace. Pozd6ii scena mezi
obzalovanym a Sheltonem bu-
Gle pred porotou napodobena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-12
TAIENf PROTI TAJNYM IL
!: HOVARNIkUM.
Hostinskemu S. Skerdovi, 2899
vych. 81. ulice zabaven 3Ogal-
lonovy aparat ma vyrobu
koralhy.

nj druziny podnikli vcera ne
kolik naiezdG do tajnych vi
nopalen, Zabavili cetne apara-
III ma vyrobu whisky a pozaty-
kali nekolik byvalych hostin-
skvch pro tajnou vyrobu kofal
ky. Nejvetsi konfiskace udala
Sc V dome hostinskeho Stepa-
ma Skerdy, 1899 vych. 34 ul.,
kde zabaven byl tficitigallono
w aparat a n6kolik mensich
pffstrojd k vyrobe vina a whi-
sky. Ma naiezdu tom podileli
Sc policiste Jankovsky, WI
tech. Pine a Perrell a mimo u
vedeneho majitele lokalu zat-
cen tez ieho cisnik Josef Pisek.
Jak iiz praveno, V lokale
Stepana Skerdy zabaven byl a
parat obsahuiicl tiicet gallo
MI, hrozynkove koralky (bran-
dy), iiny aparat desetigallono-
w, pGtigallonovy chladic, diva
patnactigallonove soudky ko-
ralky domaci vyroby, jakoz j
pristroi ma "barveni" lihovin,
zasoby hrozynek a ruznych pri
sad. CiSnik PiSek Zatcen byl
pol. VGt6chem, jemuz prodal
"a 25 centI sklenicku domaci
brandy, kdezto tajna vinopal-
ma ob;evena byla zapeti ma
to V ptisklepi naznaceneho do
mu. Z~tCeni budou predvedeni
dnes pred vladniho distriktni-
no komisare a proeesovani Y
pordSeni valeGne prohibice.
MeZi tim zabavena koralka bu
de zkoumana lucebnikem, Zda
neobsahuje tez drevni iih V
kter6mzto pripadu pokuta by
byla daleko v6tSi. HroZynkova
koralka sama 0 sobe neni lid
Skemu zdravi nebeZpecna, je-
Ii vSak "zostrena" drevnim al
koholem, muze miti otravu IA
nasledek.
Podobny pol. nAjezd ucin6n
vcera do kavarny Ant. Turka,
1901 Sherman Ave-, kde "a
baveno mnozstvi koralky tai
ne prodavan6. Zatceni to pro
vedl serzant Hendrych, jemuz
TurkGv ciSnik sklenicku koral-
Ky prodal. Hendrych byl "a
motoraka pristrojeny.
Jine zatCeni udalo Sc We slo
venske kavarn6 Frant. Petru-
Sc, 1914 Woodland Ave-, kde
Zabaven tez aparat ma Vyrobu
lihovin a skonfiskovano mno2-
stvi kofalky domaci vyroby.
Celkem pozatykano vcera de
set kavarniku Il Cisniku q Zaba
Feno 6 aparat0.
PfiSti patek vejde platnost
noyy vladni prohibiCni zakon,
die nehoz nebude dovoleno ste
hovati privatni zasoby koralky
q iednoho do jineho mi1ta bez
zvlaStniho vladniho dovoleni a
yzhledem k tomu policii bylo
aafizeno, ably V patek byla
zvlaSte bd6lou.
ChemikOv6 Sc obavaji, re
vystraha policie a Zdravotnlch
uradd pred nebezpecim drew
niho lihu malo pomGze. Pravi,
re lajk nedovede rozeznati
dreveny lih cd praveho zrnit6-
no lihu, iezto oba vzhledem
svym jsou totozne pouze "a
nalysi dali Sc rozeZnati. Jeden
zcela snadno muze byti vyda-
van IA druhy. Posledni umrti
zpu3obena dfevnym alkoholem
v zakukleni whisky zdurazni-
la velky chemicky rozdil mezi
drevnym a zrnitym lihem. Me-
thyl, Gill dfevny lih jest pro-
duktem nicive distilace dfeva
kdezto ethyl, eli zrnity lih je
produktem kvaseni Sc cukru
nebo obilin. Mezi obema dru.
ny, jak pfedem praveno, neni
pOVrchniho roZdilu a tn Sc ma.
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J. RAIL- RAIRTE.

January 6-Geo:* Thompson Went to
IT Ripley Friday last week The writ
Quine, Bert and Della Quine and Mrs.
Sy Henderson called at the A. r. Long
fellow home and Mrs. Quine stayed a
few days.
Phil Webster went to town Friday.
Andrew Tubbs and family nave NOV
ed onto; the old Bates place, right across
Phil Webster went to town Saturday.
Clayton Longfellow and Hewitt and
Wesley Thompson spent Sunday after
noon atHthe H. A. Dingman home,
School, started Monday in district "a:
There will be some new: pupils this
spring, namely the Tubbs children: !
Miss Myrtle Adams left Saturday for
school She came home for the holt
Miss Mamie Clark returned to her
school in district 81 last Saturday, af-
ents in Little Falls. :. :1..:>:s.<
The high school girls went to Little
Falls Sunday, after, spending the holi-
days with their parents.
Mr.. Lightner gave a New Years Eve
party for his Sunday school class, the
Black class. The class elected officers
president; Herbert Dingman, vice pres:
ident; John Thompson, secretary and
Hewitt Thompson. treasurer. The first
class meeting will be held at the home ?
day, Jan. 8. Ali the members should
Tegner Ausiand was in Little Falls
o' Ed .i shsize1 has purchased a new saw
and A. A. Roff's gas engine and has
been saving wood the last few days.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
!: !: RANDALL.

- anuary2; Mrs. Bingo@ and Mrs.
9 !9,tda yer Little Falls visitors SAT-
.*Mss Olga Olson is working at *the
ton were married Wednesday. Dee: 81,
at Little Falls. They left January FOR:
H lljl 1n where Mr.. Sutton is employ.
near Randall and has hosts Of friends
who wish her much happiness. .j:,;f
Z Miss LoclSrem spent Friday and Sat-
urday at the Frank Schneider home.
z" Miss Bessie Bates is working at the
"A. p. SchWanke home. + }...,F
=: The Randall band played =. at the
creamery meeting Monday afternoon.
band instructor and will practice Fri
: Miss Ruth Olson. who has been seri-
ter left sunday FOR a visit with @reia-
!. Miss Pearl Anders of Howard Lake,
who has been visiting: the H.. Lem
n git; home, left Friday for her. home.
Quimby, who will visit relatives; there.
The primary room had v: no school
"Wednesday on account of the serious
Mrs. Hanson Of Pine River is: visit
ing at the Martin Jasorla home, this
week.
j.: VIM: Cain purchased a horse of AL
=: Rudolph Olson had the; misfortune
to break his arm Tuesday afternoon,
While be tdE Snce F TO- SG2n hahf wei,
tended and*a good time was reported.
:: Ole Resfand of Sacred Heart:is visit
ing friends around Randall this week:
turned uesday TO their h 6me at Ia
Porte. after visit here with relatives
Miss Edla Olson is teaching the prim-
airy room in the place of Miss Lockrem,
who resigned at Christmas time.
VIM. Cain was a Minneapolis visitor
last week.
The VIM. Bentler family are on the
sick list, also Mrs. Tony Bentler.
Mueller & Sons are hauling gravel to
build new warehouse
Hazel Gourd is helping care for Mrs.
Anna Bentler
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
.FLENSBURG::

January 6-Miss Julia Johnson left
for lMinneapolis Saturday, morning,
where she will be employed. .,-
Walter Youngdale returned Sunday to
Minnea polls, where" he attends the uni
yersity, after spending the holidays
here with his parents. -
Misses Soderlund returned Saturday
to Duluth, after a; brief visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Lydia Axmark returned to Min
neapolis Saturday, after spending the
holidays with her parents"
Fred Bergstrom and son. Milton, mot
ored to Little Falls Saturday morning:
:: Miss Emily Peterson returned to Min
neapolis Friday, where she is employ
,ents
Stanley Johnson arrived home Tues
day from southern Minnesota. where he
has taken a mechanism course in the
Commercial School :of:Austin.
Mrs. Jim: GoOdman::is seriously: il:
Lewis Larson made a: busine SIS "trip
Monday morning.: -. : -: .1:I. ": ::::.:: ::
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ENDORSEDs,h - a. .-4s:

Columbus, O., Jan. <'.7.---International
officers Of the United Mine Workers Of
appointed by President Wilson, to ar
bitrate final settlement Of thetcontro-
.versy between the miners and opera
tors, with the backing of the rank and
file of~the miners OF the country, as a
result of action here today of; the re-
convened convention of the miners Or
ganizatiOn. go i: &: 5E5Iis
BY a vote of 1859 to 221.t the conven-
ton adopted the motion of Philip MUIR
rap, president of the Pennsylvania soft
coal miners, to endorse the action Of
the international officers in calling off
the strike end agreeing. to- accept the
Presidents p1cposal, which provides
agreement to submit all questions in
dispute to the Presidents commission.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
.LIrTLE FALLg HEEAlD, .FR1pAY, JANy AIRY 8, 1920

cation, with Miss Hulda Anderson as
& Ar Ant S4 Fussy went to Bowlus with
s.: NJ. Larson and son, Henry, called
at the home of Paul Kulla Saturday
:: Roy Jacobson. who has been home on
a two weeks vacation, returned to Min
neapolis Monday to attend school at the
university.t y@y: FL:
Johnnie Kulla, who has been work.
ing at the South st. Paul stock yards,
has returned home.
" Henry Olson traded horses with Mar
tin Olson Of Upsala..
Martin Casey called at the home of
Pau" Kulla Saturday evening.
Gust Stay and Joh= <op1<a are cut
tins wood for Henry Peterson.
- The carrier on Bowlus route 1 came
with the car Monday. X
Joe Kulla went to Holdingford on
business. XIX
Joe .Kalis was married last week to
Mrs:*John Pel1a Of :. Flensburg. whose
wish: them a long, happy married life.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
WEST BELLEVUE

January 7-Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Cash are here from Fargo for short
visit with relatives and friends.
Friday, after several days visit with
J. r. Stone.
J. R.. Stone and daughter and Mr.: and
Mrs. Henry Zimme rrnan autoed to Roy
= Albeit Zimmerman was in Roy3aiton
Monday. Il: y. a. :.
=. Mr.: and Mrs. $Padonic were in Royal
ton Monday.
Glenn Brockway was in Royalton on
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Christie spent part
Of; Sunday visiting relatiEes:in r oyal-
Mrs: M. d. Pauley drove to Royalton
Tuesday. -, al. III &: p .73
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BOWIJIS :.

the local lumber: man, reports :tIiat: he
has sold.the bill of lumber:to Robert
Mcleod for a ma snifeent. new barn to
900 or more: It is 10 be 5ox1oo* feet
with a silor in the center. ). s Ii;
Nick Posch, south OF. :tatYn Will build I'd
a big barn next summer It :Wi1f be
! THOMAS: opatz;! Sri: has bought: 81 II, E
Mike Ziehowsl(i residence, E: F.: : ::::
:. Rev. A. J. Moncol arrived home: from
New Yorll on Sunday morning; lee. I'll,
and left Wednesday, for San Francisco
where. he will so aboard "a. steamer
bound for :NladivostoK to. take. up his
work among. the Czecho. Slovak..- sol
diers in Siberia. F He. Will be gone from
six months to YEAR. His many friends
hope that he; will meet witfnEEsFuccess in
his new work. '':.::: ,+,*s ,,3.h&r =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09

YOU CAN WELL. AFFORD TO
WAIT FOR THE LO0M-END SALE
AT THE ST. PAUL STORE. WHICH
SUITS OR :FURS, WE ADVISE YOU
TO WAIT FOR THIS .sALE-20,000
YARDS OF ALL KINDS OF FABRICS
WILL BE ON SALE AT PRICES
THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU ON
JANUARY 8.-AdV. :; 44-45
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09

DR.. J. H.: Newman is in st..Paul this
week to attend the annual: meeting Of
the Minnesota State Veterinarians As
ISOLATION; A Shorthorn sale was held
at South st. Paul Tuesday, following a
stock show and Dr. Newman expected
to sattend this sale: =. - 49, ..1' =, =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
EAST RIPLEY

January 7-Misses Grace and Mable
Nordahl and brother, Helmer, visited
friends in Gilbert Sunday.
The dance, which was given at Mr..
Gibson's New. Years Eve. was we'll at
tended and all report good time:
A. Nordahl. who mas been suffering
with severe cold. is better.
L. Pint had the misfortune to lose a
very valuable dog one night last week.
A great many have poison out for
wolves, and the dog must have got
some Of it.
Mr. and Mrs. Susaw of Crow Wing
visited relatives here New Years.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
NORTH ELM DALE

January 6-Roy Jacobson and Peter
Goodwin. delivered: hogs and cattle to
Mrs. Paul Kulla, who has been visit
ing her Daughter Mrs. Geo. Sneizek of
St. Cloud for: about two weeks. return
ed home! sf@week.: # :%@': 1 =, ::
Cornelius Olson was saving wood for
the farmers last week:
The school; in district No. Is COM
menced Monday after two weeks va
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
PUPIL NURSES WANTED.

Start the New Year right by enter
ing upon training in profession which
pays from $50 to $40 per week. Eighth
grade education required. Write for
application blank to Margaret H. Hag-
gerty, R. n, Chief Nurse, st. James
Hospital, st. James, Mimi.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09

=, The annual meeting of the: Upper
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
was held at .Brainerd Tuesday after
noon and evening. Drs.4 J. e. Mill
spaugh, L. NJ. Roberts and c.. F. Hoist
Of this city attended the meeting. A
dinner was given for. the visiting
"medics'' Tuesday evening. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
NOTICE..

I am no longer associated with DR.. E.:
E. Hall; but have opened Offices in:.the
KieWel block. Phone 81 office, and
3-R residence >.::.... :.
Adv.-tf DIR. A. E. AMUNDSEN,; +.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09

Miss Helga Wilberg, who has been
employed at the office Of F. x. Bastien,
register Of deeds, has resigned, owing
to her health. Miss Hulda Kroeger Of
johnson has taken a position at the Of.
fee
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09

A. R. Davidson of Winnipeg, in let
ter to the Herald, states that he is
leaving for the south and east to Spend
the winter. He will not return to Win
nipeg until the middle of next May.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09

Lambert Pancratz went to MARSHALL
town, Ia, Tuesday to visit the Torrid
Zone factories. He is agent for this
furnace. From Marshalltown he ex-
pected to go to Chicago to purchase
additional equipment for his tin shop.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
" st=sE ~ - -
CONTRIBUTIONS TO LIBRARY LOT.

ready contributed their ST toward: the
balance Of the purchase pricefof the Ii
brary, lot, salthoug h 4the ere has been no
soliciting: ~ Pay nle1ts are made TO E. j.
Richie, secretary of the board Follow.
ing are the names Of those who have
eontributed: Jenny Find Blanchard, S.
g. tVasaly,. e. J.: Richie, John 4:WetZel
Mrs. Ed. Ne. LaFond. Miss Bessie NJ
Brannen5 Miss Laura A. Brannen, G.; H.
Brown, Mrs: G: H: Brown, Miss Lucy n
Burrall,' Mrs. S. G. Vasaly, Mrs N. N.
,Bergheim, Mr.. H. II. Tanner Mrs. H. H.
Tanner, Mildred Dewey, Bessie Dewey,
Mrs. TIL. Dewey and%P. j. Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
BRING ME YOUR LIGHT BLACK
SM1THING. o. F. LINDQUIST, 215,
End St., N. W.-Adv. ~: .,,.s-fs 1916

Mrs. Jessie Monahan and grandchil-
dren, Bernice and Richard Robischon,
returned Monday from a visit with rela
tives at Brainerd. .,,. 49,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09

Several local young men have start
ed giving dances at the Harrison=& Pet
erson hall, to be known as Community
Dances.'' The first one was held
Wednesday evening and it:is the plan
Of thesoriginators: to give one each
week. T.. = 5,.::: ..#:. .: