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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
'LC1T DuTcHMkN" GOLD
NINE SAID LOCATED


 Wf-zaNaUBG tsz- -2' T. N,aa has -e.4.a.s n.e-.-, in t1a aea mark ss11 -aai .s -Ae cas1 M -csar as~ stone aai..s. 7-#1 -zHse..as -e sa .n -o.-ha e-ai. -aaa r#u1 h, Ehar l'aer and l-a=aa- .a0.Iesae.e -ae -t.a.' aa aae rr.pary -1id 10 b. t5a aa. m.ae o, .aa. name 'o-- Maay yes-- ass aH,A had tahu- Hu- u..5ss af Monte Cr..-o .n,er.s'. lis father aided by d m.ner named Ge5-ee Naier han,el ap ,ae lost lore O. .as ane n, uae consulted maps and recar4- wag. pack nader Span.st domsn. and became convinced that f. r,.zy .ezl.I .oca-a ], their ques, Of o5-llly treasure would be over A. Ter three years of hard. baif.ia,  search, they .ouai land marks cor raspaal.Hs 10 those mentioned iu the corr sprn 'euee Of the original loc1'- OF. aa 3'd German. and today 'hraa .hal.5v shafts n ,he Braishaws, ja.; exactly where .s ye, que; secre: haqg d.,e.ased .abl.ou,,y rich freo gold veins from few inches 10 neary TWO sse' in width The good news was Flashed from father 70 his sons and ,aev are rushing ;o join him Tie sto-y as related Is one ot gripping .n- ,ere.. sal when a.! obstacles are rs moved !, VII released to the public
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
CAMPBELL TO CONFER
 WITH GENERAL BoRoUEz

DOUGLAS, Sept. Governor Thomas E Campbell, of Arizona. who delivered the second speech of his campaign for reelection here tonight, while in Nogales tomorrow will con fer with Governor F A. Borquez, of Sonora. Mex. on Mexican labor con ditions in the Salt River valley Of Arizona. Efforts will be made. Gov ernor Campbell said. to stabilize anl reach better understanding concern ing wages and working conditions Of MeHicans, particularly in the cotton feds Of the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26

cratic congress aal with the advice Ind assistance ol gentlemen ike sou-zsires; eX-crienced in s7'"'nT such problems .aela will b. no q lay -a s9 lssialgrg the control .f tae ws- zis a3V running waste to ,he seaauI a- .hsa so, banedc's..u .u=e Snra general p5Hey of r,-, m7-..r mrsr be aaaeurated al once F ae arc 10
 la a3Ha- 7ar .,yr.n. as.as population bee5u-e it vii be eee7s, ua taa. th.ra remain .v a5 .aa.Ha Ian! ln line Ju..i sa.es Hp. which -'or can make n La.u 5y his a0a una.d,d erar.-.
 comes Within Platform.
 glad 10 larrn rom you 'nas agss:iga.i5us by c5mHetent engine rs .. .ae government h1ya ---l F armbar O. feasible irrigation develop, a.ats h Ar'zoat first .t Na..a Is .a Sn Car'.s river H. been l.r.'.-'r..d. -H1
 clearly me. va4
 la promise mad st p ..d by a- hunc~u
 Es Su.i'arl.-r0 and sAal. n. -l .a aHr, a.a g.u .a 1rHea ...l. Ht. u 1. -le .a
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
COX CANNOT
COME TO TUCSON

TUCSON, Sept 22.-Goyernor Cox will not speak in Tucson becaue his itinerary was made out in the east so that he could speak in every state ofthe west. and Phoenix has been selected as the place for his Arizona speech. so Kay Pittman, his secretary wired the Tucson Central Trades Council last night. He suggested that that the council get special train and journey to Phoenix to meet the gov eronr. Time did not permit the ac. ceptance of his suggestion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
PAGE TWO
1s.ooo AslzoNANs HEAR
 cc' ERNoR COX DELIVER
 KEYNOTE SPEECH PHOENIX

PHtENlN, sau. -2 Declaring 1 a oeaI 5t ea.sl.as..c Arizau1ns Ina. mberel more ,h5n fifteen 'Aou. sand men and women. his unequiyo. cal stand behind the 'tasue Q, nations Governor jomns Nj. c.N. of ohi5, and ibe c.uldHa ar .be ures.dsney on 1he us4a,rsa. ..e.. declared he wau.a -ta t1 .ac reclamation of arid 'aaa- a Arl,at aI other parts of the United Sa... a. .mma1s, maIs Ina. aand ha .a,ei ,a-aua3 ,hs re dncaaa e Armament, aaec.sd ,hrl ,he aesra-l.a of ,Aa L,aeae of Na- tons
 Jame N Cox Literally took ,a, sait B-esr valley and thousands 0. men aaf women n.m other par-, o he sa'-. O. Arizona alo had come to the capital 70 hear ta- pomocrc cand.dat. ,p his oNn.
 As at >.l oaacE n'- mo i-s es,e-aar y.> mm.a'av ls1, a,a H,o a program .aa, 0oWd have .az.d .fs- aas .. amaace D. .a.4.l s.re cae l-.esI ha; s. va as ,a. mos; -.asonei a.4..a U mat, Ia. ir.--am effse. t,-.-a-t1sae a, Ne.aa Tempe. st Iss s-a.al "a.r. wail sol. de. ase .s.a.sl. .ar ra-,u.x Union HEh .hoo, arl the m1ia address a. the ar 1ra..l. .,l- aaeuoon He let a.ae .ar Prescott. where h. was D make 4n address tonight
 The reaces .o .a, .,asue of Nations. inc responsibility os tae Demrocraac party 10 suopom pro, rres> r..hrr than reaction. and th, specific pointing on, ot The benefits to ,he nss; and America, through the reclamation Of ard end .n the say ing Q. money now expended in ,he construction of destructive agencies Of war, found ready acclaim al the hands and in ;he minds Of his hear. ers.
 Coxs audience was enthusiastic From the moment h. stepped on the platform to the time an hour and twenty minutes latet when he ended his talk he was interrupted time and again by proloneed ou,bursts of a2. p'ause Introduced by senator Mar GUS \. Smith as the nex, president Of the United States. Governor CoN launched into a eulogy Of Arizona. He declared he was unnamed al its achievements and was struck by its possibilities to become one of the sreates; commonwealths of the un' ion"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
CONVOY REACHES
 AJO ON WAY TO COAST

TUCSON, Sept. 2.-Excellent pro gress is being made by the Bankhead national highway transcontinentsl convoy over the Ajo road on it's way to Yuma. according to a telegram re- ceived Tuesday by L. F.. Barker, engi- neer for the Pima county highway commission from R E. fishhurn, who is accompanying tha convoy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
r7sYK poAN KILLED IN AUTO
ACCIDENT

Prank Usm. veH known arorna re.ag uaaa'a- lal -aa Q. Ja5-e Fletcher V poln arI w.e. is dead u Hn-,as a- .aa resu,, e. an ace. don. which occurred shortly after dar. a- nigh. near Twin Bu.'e. oa the .saer-Boup'as Highway ,Aen an au- tomoble owned and driven by w I. Patterson of Douglas overturned
 ps..e-son and Doan had been in Tombstone ,hroushou; The day yes- 'e-day .n the formers new Hudsol automobile They were accompanied by II NiheN. deputy internal reye. nue collector stationed a, Bisbee on the return trip Doan rode with Guy C. Welch as far as B.sbee. Pat ,erson and N.hell continuing to Bis. bee. where they again took Doan .A V.,h them continuing on 70 Dougla'
 According 10 Nihell, who returned 70 Tombstone this afternoon, and Is painfully bruised about the body as the result 0: the acciGen, was caused by ,he failure Of the driver 10 see Ford being driven with dim hghts. uu,.l 100 late to turn ou, Of the road
 N.he,l states that both cars were holding the center of the road and Patterson was trayeling about 35 miles an hour when he suddenly real, ized that the Ford. whose lights were very dim. was upon them. He at'enp; ed 10 make quick turn our with he result tha, the Hudson skidded off ihe side of the road jumping 10 the other side Of he road and made two com ple,e turns landing bolton side up.
 N!hen. who was first to reach h.s feet. found Doan lying on his back apparently alive. He turned his al. ten,ion 10 Patterson who was grcan- ing and breathing heavily. By this lime other cars had stopped and three were headed for Douglas Doan died enroute to the hospital from a frdc. ,ured skull while Patterson did no: recover consclouness until , o'clock this morning. having received a sey. ere blow on the head. N!hell suffered inumberable contusions about the body but did not have % en:er the hospital. Patterson will be able t1 leave the hospital by tomorrow, il is reported. The automobile was com pletely wrecked
 Doan will be buried in Douglas, il was announced this afternoon, a.. though the exact time has not been set pending the arrival of relative,
 The death Of the attoreny has cast a gloom over members Of the bar throughout the county and state as he was considered one of the best members of the bar in the state anu had many friends. Many from here will go down 10 attend the funeral when announced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
PATTERSON IS REMOVED
 FROM HOSPITAL TO HOME

DOUGLAS. Sept. 22.-W. D. Pat. terson. severely injured in Sunday nights automobile accident, which resulted fatally to Frank w. Doan yesterday was able to be removed to his home from Calumet hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26

Prescott-Another attempt to be made to tap subterranean reservoirs of oil believed to be beneath Verde valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
LOWELL MAN CHOSEN BY cOcHisE c. o. p. TO HEAD
 COUNTY COMMITTEE

DOUGLAS, Sept. 22.-Jack Red mond of Lowell. was elected chair man of the Cochise county Republi- can committee at the committees re- o,ranization meeting held in the
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
Klapp
On State Committee

Twen;y-;hres members Of the s,a,s committee. which VII meet nexr Monday in Phoenix Were named Besides Chairman Redmand and A Nj. Sames of Douglas, selected as committeeman q. large. seven mem. bers We're named Tor the Warren district, s,x for pour,as and e.gh, for inc remander O. the county They follow:
 Warren Di.,-ic,-R A Zeismer, Geo. Jay. T. B. Reed. J D. Blair. C. T. Knapp, Bas,e:; Watkins and W. R Tonkin.
 Douslas-.H A. Clark. James Loge. F. T Wright. Grace Laskey, C. A overlook. E C Bradford.
 County P Moore, Rucker; \. II. Gardner. Tombstone; T. J Lesson, McNeal; John Glng1, Wilcox, A. r Smith. Pearce; G J. McCabe, Garces; W. c Richards, Bow.e; Nixon Far ice. Benson
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
sOCHisE COUNTY DEMOCRATS
 NAME sEDCOW CHAIRMAN
 OF COMMITTEE; BIG MEETING

The Dem3erat.e county central committee me. vest trday morning a. Douglas and elected he f2iow.ar 'o
 E " geal5M ,. E.soe. .a-.rHaa; y F Ban Of 31as'as. .-., vie. ,5s..nan <. c. smith. ol a-n-.. saeond ea-caH@msa. It Was ss.esl .ba. aa 3s,.-4a. rctary aog.j b. name4 r-aa asars aal..A. < eu .e-e5mM5-
 N F. Baae. secretary of the aa sa#alzsv. caa-a .ie mea,:as -o. .a- a-s !. N spar.s |, Douglas elected temporary caairn h au n.9s.oa of j. j Bawsu.
 8ssfantas -5 ctis t'r a -par.ss rat an sla Ar..sas as.1 IF. he aa.er saea. 5l -a& for i.
 s.Hl.a IT, landed ,.h p Ht5e an..s t.1 ar.4 s.a-a .Id and l ..,. a- aa4l aa. re.~aa .rv aH1-
 -11aa saau- a.a-. 
 a=fa p.ps-t. .cset
 at ...ss - #aara.aa aaH-I a..a srn era mI.H D D Clark .a. .lsa.s.. n.. V. Gr-s4.a. r.4-.a- aal N. a A
 Plaa Ta platform traN- ap by aa4a...as vas aloa-e. bg .aaa84-- ~.ar-.d ,rs uaaaua. ,3cHe, and Da1acr5ae a,a- arm. 3l.p.ei Saa Francisco: e.aaa aarI tae attitude of rbs E.- publican majority ia congress; ea- dor.ad ras states representatives a congress. urging support for senator Marcus \. smith and Coa-res-maa carl Haydea bo,h O. whom are cand- dates for r+.eir-.3n; urged ,ae adoption os plan recognizing tae sacrifices Of the men who served .H fhe army during the war, p.edse4 candidate. 70 the enforcement of law and order. commented the aca.l,ies Of the co4ay board of supervisors. lnl ,le highway commission aaI condemned the proposed state h.sa. way comm.-s.5a bill. condemned the direct primary as the cause Of the growth 5f d.sc1rl and disorsan!z .- ten.
 While he committee on platform WAS abser, from the room, an eNecs- tive committee was chosen as fol- lows. Charles T Francis Dougla,. J. J. Bowen. Bisbee, N M Bend worth. Tombstone: A G. smith. Ben son. T. l.. Odom, Wilcox.
 \ finance committee was named as follows. j. R. Henderson, Bisbee: Jas. II East. Douglas; l.. l. Spec, Douglas; Mrs Mary Calisher, Doug las. T L. .OIom Wilcox; C. A. Nc Donald, Bisbee; w II. Allison, Bowie Frank Fleat. Benson; Howard B0u,d-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
MARCUS 4. SMITH GIVES
 PUBLICITY TO cOxS LETTER

PHOENlX. Sep Senator Nj A. Smith and Representative Carl Hay den today made public a letter writ ten by them 10 Governor James Cox, Democratic presidential candidate dated at Phoenix yesterday and ex. pressing his views on reclamation The letter follows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
Endorse All Tickets

Besides endorsing the Republican national. stare and county tickets approving the Republican platform and Senator Harding's declarations on the league oi nations and con demning the uuseemingly and undiy- uifed" campaign methods Of the Democratic nominee. the Cochise Re publican committee yesterday acted on other measures as follows:
 lndorsed the proposed initiative bill known as the sailors. soldiers and marine civil service bill.
 Disarproved the proposed measure known as the highway commission bill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
Text Of Communication

Your expressions In behalf of tho necessity for irrigation in the state 0! Arizona have my hearty approval. since l have seen what they have ac- complished by the application of wa ter to the deser; lands Of the west. As you are aware. the platform upon which l have been nominated, unlike that Of the Republican party. contains an unequiyocal pledge in favor of am pie appropriations by congress for tn. construction of all practical reclama- tion projects. stand squarely on that declaration and when elected president shall use every power of my office to the end that il be carried out both in letter and spirit.
 Must Provide Homes
 With the cooperation Of a Demo-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26

Ha-iag md Coolidge club here yes. .ss1ay asesnoaa. George Jay. ot Wa4- s.a. Was elec.eI cre,ary. As ten. p,rly officers they were made re.- maasa, Larsr c. A. overlook. O. Bmg'ls. was IT.. ectei treasurer
 To Complete County Ticket
 A .sa4ss na, ias le.ermi- e ramp.rr 'e county ue>s- a, nry reo more canl.la'a aer. .s,,eJ a"yey ye-teg31. B , a- MI %. lo ,l. employed h.
 JaHa-a m..a. .aI an eNpv.ens s4r.l .a .o.er. the uru. nHa .. csaasa.- for coua.y as- sessar
 .u@#se consisting of Mrs. Grace Lassa& Jamss Logic and D'- sd E.a-G. ,4- s... o uvae Mrs. Adele | Ntrats p1gr,ls 70 become a e-alll." ..r c.uay r saHa ale was rap-as as .e. later 70 give a#
 ds..-Ha. wah +. spatsl .a be zse,r.h..
 oH- candidate. WI. -saa T.r committee .a- aam aa' etH .ac rim. r-u.r- .a- ,a..
 .s+.ae ... November e.--. -f. ..t.'
 v5-e5n Wtos-s~s
 u-8. N.-tr. .- Wilcox u. his v.alr. e,ait..e iar a ua.or
 Chairman g.n4al .a. nsd , hHeve- s,.rs.ga committee. N... v..a.as a4.~aan and -esra,ary :, as' for sle county committee ta fig abs nee A Gardner a. Tomb. stlue laa, la-.., Douglas; El e Hicks aal T. N Murphy Hlsbee aai T. J. L-esan. NcNea, A finance committee was named in ,he persons Q. Il. X Clark. A. Y Smith and C. T. Knapn
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
State Committeeman

The following were elected as mem bers of the state Democratic centra. committee
 At Large-George II. Kelly. Bisbee. Lee Jovanovich. II. D. Biu,on. J F Henderson, C. A Mcdonald, J. J. Bowen, l.. D. Clark. A. w Howe, N C. Bledsoe. ]. J Jones, Dennis Roaca
 Douglas-J. M. Sparks, pr W. A. Greene, II. C. Beum!er C. $. Conger, B. Stephenson, J II East, M. r. Bane, NJ J. Donohoe.
 NJ. NJ. Bludworth, Tombstone
 J. C. Page. Wilcox.
 Mrs. H. E. Fletcher. Hereford
 George storm. McNeal
 w. II. Allison. Bowie. ex-officio, E W. Beddow. chairman of the Count Central Committee.
 On motion of W. H. Allison, the name of Dr. w l.. Alexander was placed on the finance committee in stead of himself.
 On motion of J. J. Bowen. Walte- Sheppard of Bisbee. was chosen for Democratic candidate for constable in Bisbee precinct to fill vacancy who was regularly nominated at the primary election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
State commltteemen

The state committee was appointei as follows Douglas \. Warren Dis trict 10; Tombstone l. Benson, Fair banks, s, David l. Bowie, San Simon and Paradise i; Wilcox, Johnson ana Cochise l:Hereford. Naco and Hua- chuea 1: Pearce, McNeal Fucker and Whitewater l; At large 1, County Chairman ex.officio
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26

With the cooperation Of a Demo-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
A SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
Contributed

On Sunday, August 80, at the home
of Nick Popp, about 200 relatives and
friends gathered with we'll filed baskets
to remind Mrs. George Burfcld, ST., Of
her 6Sth birthday.
The dining room was set with tables
Of snowy white and loaded with all the
good things that is to be had. Rev.
Hass, the Lutheran minister of Little
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. George Burfeld,
ST., and her nearest kin occupied the
first table. Joy reigned supreme.
Relatives and friends parted at a
late hour wishing Grandma Burde]d
many more such happy birthdays. She
received nice presents and flowers as a
token Of friendship.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
FORT RIPLEY. 3, PEQUOT 2

Despite unfavorable weather, a large
crowd turned out Sunday and saw Fort
Ripley defeat Pequot in a fast game by
score of 80. ~
With Laforce pitching and Chris
chilles doing the backstop work, TT.
Ripley was never in very much danger.
Laforce being in excellent shape, held
his opponents = to- two safe hits and
cha1king up eight strikeouts to his
credit. Tracey twirling for Pequot. got
eleven strikeouts but was touched up
for six safe hits:
Beaumont playing short for Fort
Ripley: played an excellent game all
around. scooping up everything that
came his way and getting a double and
two singles and: scoring twice out of
four times at bat.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
PASTOR GETS GENUINE SURPRISE

I
A very, agreeable surprise was given
Rev. and Mrs. G.. E. Sholander by the
members of the Swedish Lutheran
church and friends Saturday evening,
at the church. A reception was ar
ranged for the IS new members re-
ceived into the church this year and
Rev. Sholander and wife were very ac-
tive in arranging for the reception.
his wife when the pastor, who had
charge of the program for the recep-
ton, was relieved of same and the
couple were escorted to a place Of hon.
or with the new members. They were
presented with a chest containing
$245.5O in cash, presented by members
of the congregation. business people Of
this city and friends, to help toward
the purchase price Of new car for the
pastor. A fine lunch was served at the
close of the program.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
EVANG. LUTH. CHURCH

J.. Zion congregation, w. L. Hass, pas:
tor. Services and celebration Of the
Lord IS Supper in Randall Sunday morn:
ing. Confessional services, both Ger
man and English, commence at $3.50
O'Clock. In the afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
there will be services here in Little
Falls and Immediately after the ser.
vices, an important business melting of
the congregation. All who desire to
have children prepared for con6rma.
ton, are kindly asked to be present.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

The paving contractors will probably
finish work within another week, as
only about three blocks of paving re-
main to be done. Eight blocks of paw
ing have been completed and the ninth
is nearly done. The crew is now work
ing on Broadway between Wood and
Kidder streets and on First street south
east between First and Second avenues
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
LOCAL PEOPLE, NOT TOJJRISTS
LEAVE REEu$E AT GAMES lIE

Complaints by local people that tour
lists using the Pike Rapids camping:
grounds leave a lot of refuse scattered
about, are unfounded and should be re-
president Of the, Automobile Club. He
states that observations have been
made and that it is local people and not
tourists, that have made the campsite
unsightly. They go down there for pic
mics and when they return from there,
they pay little attention to what be-
comes Of the paper refuse, etc.. result
ing from their picnic.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

You want Life Insurance Sss5
See G. w. Massy@ss,> S
You want to buy Home
See G. W. Massey >5S5
You want Fire Insurance .
See G.. w. Massey "a
You want Accident Insurance 81
See G. w. Massey II
You want to buy Farm '1.=#
See G. W. Massey. -
Office where the airplane is in the
window. 70 'Broadway-Adv.-a6-27.:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
FIRE DESTROYS CARAcE

The Motley garage and a blacksmith
shop nearby We're destroyed by fire Fri
day noon. The railroad water tank was
also slightly damaged. The cause of the
fire is unknown. The village has no
water protection and the only means of
combating the flames was bucket
brigade.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

Woman Rules ehopal.
Bhopal, the second greatest No
hammedan state in India, has been
ruled over by q woman for several
generations.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

Rev. Arthur Goodjer has moved to
Little Falls from Sank Centre. Rev.
Goodjer is the new rector of the Church
Of our Saviour here. The rectory has
been remodeled and redeco Grated for the
new pastor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

The St. Aloysius paroehial school
opened for the fall term yesterday. The
enrolment is large this year, more than
200 pupils being enrolled.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

Miss Josephine Sand went to Pierz
Wednesday to reopen the Sand branch
millinery store there for the fall sea-
son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

Jos. Lenore, who has been super.
vising the bathing beach, has been tax:
en- of duty as the two menths' period
for which he was engaged expired
Tuesday. The life-saving. equipment
has been turned in to the street COM
missioner and stored for the winter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
n Vermont Wa Flat.

" Vermont was Flat.
I met Vermont Yankee lately, and
the main thing he Dragged about was
the amount Of maple sugar shipped
from his town every spring. But he
did not say that Vermont rolled out
nat would be as big as Ohio.-E. W.
H0we's Monthly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
OIL USERS NOTICE

Having been made Standard Oil
call station or my residence for deliv-
cry Of Standard Oil Products. Louis
LaFond, telephone 230-M. ct.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

Charles Guernon has resigned his
position as mechanic with the county
and has taken position at the Berg
garage.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

l. D. Brown and c. o. .Brannen were
in Minneapolis on business this week.
Mfr: Brown has purchased some resi-
dence property there which he will have
remo6e]ed and offer for%rent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

The members of the Little Elk Com
munity Club enjoyed picnic at Round
Lake Sunday afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

Matt Vertin and Frank Lewis left
Tuesday for an auto trip to Interna-
tional Falls, Duluth and other northern
Minnesota points.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

WE ARE NOW BUYING CREAM
AT OUR NEW CREAMERY. HAUL
WE'LL ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS
CO., lift
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

The outside crew at the papermill is
now working nine hours instead of ten.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03

Miss Anne Pancratz returned to Per-
ham Wednesday, after visit with her
brother here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
WANTED:

Your savings account. We credit in
terest sem1-annually: at per cent pc,
annum.-Merchants State Bank, Littl,
Falla. MINI. 15-t1
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-03
RUTH COMPTON MARRIED

RUTH COMPTON MARRIED
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Compton
of Sauk Centre Saturday evening, oc-
Cured the marriage of their daughter,
Ruth, to Mr.. Gary Hill of Duluth. The
bride is we'll known in Little Falls,
having taught school here several
terms.