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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-03

FOR SALE-Slate, 80 squares of
slate for roofing to be sod cheap by
J. Kassewitz - IT,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-03

OXEN FOR SALE-Thref yoles of
good heavy oxep. Weight 1000 tp-
1900 lbs. Enquirer lKassemitz. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
KILLED IN
Fight OVER
DWELLING
Four Are Held During lnvss-
tigation Of Murder in Bat
tie Over Cottage

VENICE. CAL Sept s.-Mrs. May
belle Roe was formally charged with
murder today following the finding
OF tho ooroner's inquest over the
body OF Mccullough q. Graydon.
Los Angeles real estate dealer, who
died from gunshot wounds sustained
10 . fr~eeorail fight over possession
Of . summer cottage here.
Mrs. Roe shot Craydon with In
TINT TO do great bodily harm. the.
formal verdict said
VENICE. Cal. sept s.--rour per
soss were stili being held BY thu
police today. pending an inquest
over the body Of Mccullough q.
craydon. Los Angeles real estate
dealer. Who died yesterday from gun
shot wounds received In tree for all
fight over possession OF q summer
cottage here,
Graydon was shot by Mrn. May
belie Roe. according to the claims OF
Mrs. Craydon. wife Of the slain man:
Mrs. Julia Marshall. his slater. and
II. l. Adkins.
Tho~s held pendins Ne inQnest ass
Nrs- Roc.. ltr. and MrA T. y. DoAne
And o. \. RovsrA ~
Mrs Dsans b the svnss - . esok
tage rented By Graydnn and from
which - hnd sougAe reUrs5ecs him.
~ police ieeru16 tedny. The n<pzk
tetween half 4 doosn perDouA ~
which II u alleged b1snktnck. a1keI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
DOPE HASTENS
SHOW PROMOTER
TO SUICIDE

Hans Evers. secretary Of the nOWo
boys union. returned today m
Tacoma. where he identified the body
Of man who committed suicide In 4
hotel there August 81 as that OF
Charles Soash. OF this city.
Listed as James Miller on the Ta.
coma police records. the body OF So
ash was buried in the potter's field
there yesterday.
1t was being exhumed- today ana
will be brought to Seattle by relar
tives for burial here.
Letters from Evers which Soash
hid under the carpet and nailed
down before he killed himself were
found when house cleaners took up
the carpet yesterday.
Soash. Evers said. failed In the pro.
motion of a number OF carnivals re-
Gently. His last loss was In the
newsboys' carnival here August 10
to rs.
His losses worried him." Evers
said. HE took 10 using dope and
finally ended his troubles the way
he did"
Soash leaves a father. mother and
sister here. who were notified OF his
death by the Tacoma police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

THE PROSECUTING ATTOR-
l. NEY should bs . Nemesis to
the guilty. guardian Of the innocent
That is the way to develop Z higher
respect for law in this community.
Let the people realize that no in
nocent man will be tried for crime,
and thatno guilty man will escape.
What we need in King county is an
honest, efficient, common sense
regime Of law enforcement.
THERE MUST BE . new prosecut-
! ing attorney. The incumbent
starts too many things he cannot
finish.
Even capable assistants fail to ac-
complish results with an incapable
chief to determine the policy Of the
Office.
No matter how good the crew il,
the ship will never get anywhere un-
less the skipper knows his business.
The prosecuting attorney should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
DOCTOR AND
DRUGGIST HELD
ON DOPE CHARGE

Secretly indicted Wednesday by
the federal grand jury. DIR. j. II.
Godfrey, with offices at lo3 Second
ave. s., and Charles T.. Kelly. pro-
prietor of kelly's drugstore, at the
corner Of Second ave. s. and Wash.
ington ST.. were arrested Thursday
afternoon by Deputy United States
Marshal Frank Colligan. They were
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
BOY, is, DOPE ADDICT
BREAKS BABY'S RIB
GIVING TREATMENT
TO STOP HIM CRYING

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept a.
George Kraker, sbipyard work
or, In charged with assault and
battery against his two-months
old son In warrants sworn out
by officers Of the Oregon HUI
name society. who ailege that he
crushed one OF the infants ribs
In an effort 20 make him stop
crying. Krakcr told the humane
Officers he had been advised by
fellow workers TO give the baby
caiisthenics In order to keep II
from frctting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
The Amount of Land Is
Limited
But Population Has No
Limit

The land Of the u. g.. n equally
divided, would give every man.
woman and child in the u. 8. ~
acres. And yet more than one
half the people Of our country
own no land.
Our population win double be.
fore many years. The landless
proportion will increase. Are you
IADdIesss The safest thing on
earth TO own is a part Of the
earth.
On Cassificd Page today are
many excellent offers In farm
lands and land investments. In.
vestigate some Of them and you1l
surely buy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
IRELAND MAYOR
IS NOW DYING
Terence MacSwiney Nearly
LifeIess in Prison

LONDON. Sept 3.-Terence Mac
swiney. lord mayor Of Cork. was vir-
tuaiiy iifeIess in Brixton prison to-
day.
On the 2ist day Of his hunger
strike he showed no signs OF life
save an occasional CULVER Of an eye
lid.
Relatives who were At his bedside
declared that TO all intent his body
was dead but that his spirit still
fingers"
. Msrswtncy developed paralysis Of
the right side late yesterday a. the
result Of failure OF circulation. and
physscians expressed the fear that It
soon would extend to the whole body.
TITS TOO l~ATE
FOR ClEMHNCY~
at IL too late for clemency now
aasd the lord mayors brother. zAn.
Father Dominick held holy COM
mvniou for SlacSEiney this m0rning.
tha e1td - bslssssd q - ~ -
4 us1S 5uIIu6s Ssrs spsnly fearful
tlsas 1oA6D~1m.y.s spars WIN haunt
The cen.
Serious divergence q opinion BE-
tween King George and his ministers
bas arisen over The question OF re-
leasing MacSwiney. according to ru-
mors circulated today.
II was reported that at the inter
cession Of Queen Mary. the king
threatened royal proclamation free
ing MacGwtney.
Premier Lloyd George was said 20
have made a counter threat to hold
up such q proclamation
BRITISH PREMIER
REFUsEs TO YIELD
Some OF the ministers were alleged
70 be willing. and even anxious. to
revoke the governmental order
against releasing hunger strikers.
but the premier was said to be ada
mant
Robert Smiley. william Adamson.
Robert williams and other British
labor leaders. appealed to the Lloyd
George government today TO release
Failure to release Lord Mayor
3eopardizes settlement OF
the irish question and stains British
honor thruout the world" they
stated.
Ills continued imprisonment IL an
outrage to public sentiment every
where. His death will bring about a
terrible explosion OF anger and fur.
ther bloodshed In Ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
ARRESTED
AT CHINK'S
.DOORWITH
KNIFE
Says He Has Been Using
Narcotics Several Months;
Hope to Save Him

Caught sneaking into . DARK hals
way leading TO . Chinese den ct ~
Olive ST.. late Thursday night p. -
Anderson. Is. said By the police -
be the youngest hop-hsad ovoR
caught in the city. was afFsgee1
just as be was about 70 rap fer -
trance. M
The youth vas caught IN Co.
pany with Walter Cameron. -. ~
to BE- an old Offender.
The Chin ,se joint. known - -
police as . prominent rssert ~
many months. was being waeehD1
BY Patrolman ~. p. AndesBon, -
the police narcotic squad 1he ~
ficer was hiding in . shaAOw Whso
the pair made their appsasanGA
LONG BOWIE KNUD
FOUND ON BOY
Both were promptly osareAo1 -
Z long bowie knife--the bls6o ulG
uring fvs inches - was 1puu
sheasfe1 In The bcyse e1o<hz -
onSried : second knife 10 - ~
BIZ pockets and = hypodermio ne1r
dis ana OUTFIT wers secrsto1 = -
another pocket.
-Iow long have you been - ~
junk7" the officer asked
For several months now -.
the suIlen reply.
The slim boy. already ahou1nR
traces sof the asher gray % chns.
acteris.ic to narcotic users, Was
whisked away to the eoun1y -
where he was turned over to The
Juvenile authorities. who belisve, b.
cause Of his extreme youth. it wiz
be possible to break him of the
terrible habit
Cameron. on the other hand. vnn
thrown into . cell In The city m.
He will probably be tried on Z STATE
vagrancy charge. He recently M
ished 3o-day sentence In the 0toolk.
ade. He had no sooner gaine1 ~
liberty when he was arrested at
First ave. and wGshingtoa e ~
A. A. Gray.
CAMERON GETS TWO
HOURS TO LEAVE TOWN
Cameron told Acting Police Judeo
Allen Thursday he was trying to
get out OF town when he was ar-
rested. The court sentenced him 70
Is days and then suspended sen
tence. allowing him two hours u
get out OF town.
He was caught the same nigle,
with a small quantity Of narcotics
and an outfit In his possession
The police declare It II . COM
mon practice Of old narcotic users
to get a youth. 20 nthe habit and
then send him out to obtain monsy
by stealing or any other method
for the purchase Of narcotics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
POLES REJECT
BOLSHEVIK
PEACE TERMS

LONDON. Sept. 3.-The Polish
delegates to the Minsk peace confer.
ence have formally rejected all pro
posais OF the Bolshevik delegates.
the war office announced this after
noon. The Polish delegates. how.
ever. will leave Tuesday for Riga,
I.atvia. where the conference will be
resumed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
How Can Hotel
Chap Get That
Way? She Asks

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept. 3,--Miss
Lucille Carpenter. II years old and
pretty. who says her father 10 .
Seattle lumber mill owner. was held
by police here today. accused BY a
San Frzncisco hotel keeper with faii.
ing to settle bin for $50.
"Of all the crazy inconsiderafs
people. that hotel man n the worst. :"
she declared He has an ~ BE-
iongtngs wouldn't take
his whole darn hotel for"
She said she came here 10 enter
the University OF California and lost
what money she had In an oil land
venture
Mrs.. Peter Carpenter. mother OF
Miss Lucilie. said at the Monmouth
apartments. 200 Ycsicr way. today
that she had received = telegram
fron her daughter two days ago say.
ing she had lost her money.
We wired back that We would
send her money to come home" Mrs.
Carpenter said. ''snd that is the last
we heard from her. shall see Po-
lice Chief Soaring right away and
have my daughter released"
Carpenter. the father. is the own
er Of a lumber mill In South Park.
Miss Carpenter. who had been work.
ing ~ . stenographer for the Rainier
Electric company here and saving
her money. went to Berkeley about
n month no hcr ry,ofher said in
tending to enter the university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Hubby Kicked When
Friends "Ate Grub"

Because. among other things. he
told her he wouldn't have her friends
eating up his grub" Alma M. Wal.
bridge began action in the superior
court Friday for divorce from
Louis walbridgc. who rents boats on
Lake Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
POLES SMASHING
100-MILE FRONT
General Advance Started on
lemberg Line

WARSAW. Sept. s.-The scope Of
the Bolshcvik defeat In the I.emberg
region continues TO grow. according
to the official communicate issued
today. Crushing OF General Budeh-
ny north OF Lembcrg has opened the
way for general Polish advance
and the Poles have gone forward
from is to 40 miles on q front of
more than 100 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

work in harmony with The police, the
sheriff and the mayor. Their COM
mon ideal must be to make the coun.
y better and = safer place in which
to live.
WHENIco into Office, shall bear
" no prejudicss and play no fa-
vorites..
Every person, regardless Of his sta
tion in life, will get square deal
no more, no less.
No one will be able 10 stampede
me into starting case that ought not
to be started, and no one will Be able
TO cow me into stopping one that
ought to be prosecuted.
And let me cay this: The prose-
cutiny attorney should be able to try
cases in person, a. well a by proxy.
We've had too much Of the LET
George do it" policy. I'll Try some of
the peoples cases myself-and you
will find that now and then well win
one for change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

Blanc's cafe Thursday. planned for
regular monthly meetings OF Stan.
ford men and Warrington men who
have attended the university. An
nual gatherings Of the entire mem.
bership viii be- held on dates i'm.
portant In the university csicudnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Gerard Heads Demo
Finance Committee

NEW York. Sept. s.-.-Jamss w.
Gerard. Of New York. former smbas'
sador to Germany. has ben appoint.
cd chairman ,of the finsncc commit.
t~e AZ the Democratic national com.
mittse, Il was announced herc today.
Gerard, who was candidate for
the presidential nomination. will A..
sumo his new duties At onae.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
THEY CAN KEEP
i THEIR GOATS

SAN FRANCIscO. Sept. 3.--San
rranciscans need not worry about
losing their goats any more. The
supervisors health committed passed
an ordinances permitting citizens u
keep goats IN their back yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
CELL HIS STORE;
- PAY ALIMONY

CHICAGO. Sept. s,---R. II. Char.
rats attorneys dopcd out way to
pay his Jimony, They auctioncd his
drug store, giving the proceeds to
the ex.Mrs. Ghsrrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Accused Falsely,
Asks for IS, 900

Just because Gordon Prentiss had
Cornelius Mehan arrested on =
charge OF stealing Ford automobile.
Mehan wants 5000 damages. Me-
han alleged that he languished In jail
for the first five days in June before
the charge against him was dis.
missed.
Fan River, Mass. Il the largest
cotton milling city in the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Holding Up a
Train

Copyright. 1890. by Dcsblcday. PAGE
4 Co.; published ~ specsai ar
sasoemc~f scsth the Wheeicr Sys-
dscofe. Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
JACOB SEWER. "a

JACOB SEWER. 20. a drugsist
living at 1890 18th ave. died last
night At the Seattle General hospi.
tai. Until funeral arrangements are
made the body will remain at the
Bonney-Watson establishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

49, 0&SNaFVS. t84@se8s W89sss 80
Sss.sa- Ssnnlns~ wrsse the fisss drHfs.
80 mensy epot u 10 pahaias~s. ueo
ruaWnsa IL with the remark shas -
haD1ns wvuid write '-iike that" - q.
fIGuseA : bssk pabii~h~w wsuha saps<s .
ysal basAis 70 us~-asd u ssid. The este
49, fsalsws y the sss ursitSn ~ D.
usnUs
fHose.-TAs wan srAo told ~
ehese things sros for sesrraI years
Ssa esfIosr IN the Southeast osd
5sssescev Of tie SSrsuis Ne % fsask-
" d<scSbea Hss description Of the
modus opsrosd5 shosid prore tsfer-
ssetmc. Ms cosssei Of rsiss to fhe
pesentssJ Ssssc~ccy IN some fmtsre
~Ass6-sp.- rAGe hss esftmafe Of fh<
S5casuves Of fvain robbsn6 srsn
AsrGv Ssdsce any one 10 ADOPT "
= . pvofessior- etre the story IN
a1ness esoctIv ~ srs srerSs--
OH
HRoGr psopls would ~. X their
U4 opinion was asked for. that
Anldlug mp . train would b hard
- We'll Il isnt: It's easy. have
eoosribus<d snsns 20 ths uneasans1
- sailrp~As And shs inenmn1A - -
pssos companiss. ana ~ mast trsn-
81 I ever had AhQut hold up was
4 hsfng eayh1I " 1gsR1puSous
rnrpas Wins epoo6ing Tn money ]
E Ihe 6nnGor wasn't anything .
NJ - -
- -
- 80 WV
'ses9 : I'm q n1a' -. 49, -
.euccseosd . 1ew umss' ~ ~ ~
- Y my are nusths. ~. nv
about tns rsent numo me .s
20 90 " ana tne p'Ac@ 'ps'
sosversi tninen
1ns nrst sucAup es :"
happened "a isso. MAyoe tne ~
\ eot INTO u vn eAp'~'n ~"
vain roooers snrt "a 'ns ~
rive cut !" NJ
1uss cowooys out OK po ano .one
wrong. Inc SIKH I. - ~.
the Eass VINO Up aN
man ana phys s'e %
mat pves tne ooys -
Wne fences ana .oe -
- msm' oad neat mace .ns - IN.
jim B. and ! we're nk "
1ehs ioi kAncn IN co'of.oo, ns
Yn~sesrs nad inc co"men on tne ~.
'Ihsy nad .IAsn UP tne ~
seseceed onices VINO "9e ~
.gst along WIN. Jim ana : rous M
- Junta one o@y' sons JUN .n
q pouno.up. We wefe n.v'ns : 49,
fun without mahce toward Anyoooy
Wnen = fsrmef administration ~. :"
iand u7eo 10 narve" " Jun sno'
Deputy msrsnai, anu : A'no VI co.
6ooonted nis n"s On tne .rsu"'en-
we ekirmisned up ano oon "a"
main stree~ .ne ooos n@ems -
Iuck All tne te. AI.er n''e
IssAned forward ana snosu ro' ns
ssancn Gown On .ne Sr
fSimnG coupie h n a'
lcouldnt n.y. out they eoo'a c~'c"
fptros. -
= rev Gays ai.er tnat gang !"
- - suptA ooone1s eAe !" ~
9Ancn ana wanted Us 70 90 oaes win
them. and before We were zone ~
lfusins. that oh .aobe was piuino tun
lof lead. Wnen oSrh came We tasseu
-. -,
out the pack uoof ior the Io,Ns
they sure smoked US as y" went.
[We had 70 drift' wnicn We u'o' anu
Ounded up oo~n IN oAiAhonA
we'll, tnere WASH any'"'ns
could get tnere' anu oeank Hhsn'y
hard up, we DECIDED 70 uAnsac.
uttie business win tne rh'roans.
Jim ana ! joined FORCES WIN ION
ana Ike Moofe-two Drothers VINO
had plenty OF sand tney were wilnns
20 convert INTO nust. can Cali .hen
names. Tor poth OF thsm are oeaa
Tom was snot WINE ropDing a oahk
In Arkansas' Ike was kiiieo ourins
the more dangerous pssufne Oh at
tsnding oance IN the creek Sauon.
We se'e.,eo = p'A'e =" VIZ 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

RUTH CHRISTENSEN. i7.'of s7is
1ith ave W.. who disappeared from
her home yesterday. IL being sought
by the police ~ the request Of her
father. g. Christensen. She had
about tt20 10 cash. n vas stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

About 7Geoo. .eeo cells Of dry bat-
tsries will be made In this ccuntlv
this year. according to estisnafes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

NOrD NJ THE EDITION, TINS O..
NESRY HTORY--as ve tsta yoa yeoeer-
6sy--NAs ORIGINALLY WRITTEN NJ
Al JENNINGS. fameas bandit. nsw ~
GoeWsa- Ssnnlng~ wrSse the firse drAfs.
80 msnsy ssot u 70 . pshaissss. uhs
rp1WUea 10 With the remark that -
AnDins wvuid write s-iikc that" - q.
Weasy r~-wrcte 10 In the isnguage ~
flgussA . bssk pobitah~w would sapers .
veaA banais ~ usr-Asd u seid. The nste
49, fsabSws y the eae urtttSn ~ D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Hgeh mH H Hard .amerhp dGoT Te of
Weather

Tonight and Saturday
fair. moderate NORTH
,eesteriy icinds.
Temperature Last 20 Hcurs
Maximum. 7s. Minimum. 50.
Today noon. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
ROlYAl.,TONi.

from ST. Paul SUNDAY. Where he had
Miss Helen Of st.
In town Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. A. c. Wilson went to Wadena
S 81 na1H to visit her son. Byron, and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sparrow have re-
turned from winters visit on the Pa
Miss Mabel McEwan of St.. Cloud
spent the weekend with her brother,
Harold, and family.
Mrs, Mrs. Alvin Conner and Miss Floy
part of T the Week, nR where MISS lis Fioy,
who has been ailing for some time past,
will receive medical treatment. Mrs.
Conner was detained in the city by an
Mrs. F. II. Lakin, who has been ser1
5 Sn i'll the past week. is reported to
the ME- Bsn Asai sta Lambert is employed on
Saturday from rom Seattle. WASH. where Where
they went on their wedding trip: At
Of the brides perents. Mr. "a and ps Mrs. no% e.
W. C. Daily and son Harold. left
Daily and daughter will remain here
until after school closes.
Mrs: W. Parkins entertained the 500
Cup at her home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. A. Blackwood entertained the
Grace church guild Thursday after
noon. -
Mike sl1roch is preparing to open a
grocery store in the building recently
vacated by. F. Karlinski. :
The republican primary for Bellevue
the Palace theatre, and Delegates ELECT
ed are noted elsewhere In the prefers
encia! ballot Leonard Wood was the
favorite by a large majority. :, ;;
Among those who attended the pro-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
FAWNDALE

I r : March l?:Lsimon sobieck was at
= Pster su n;ai 5ad wood sawed Monday,
with John Maciejs outfit.
T. John Lyshik is preparing to start
his saw mill soon.
Thomas Schneider Is spending. this
Week with his cousin John and Simon
Peter stiller visited at the John Still
er home Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rdx,: Anderson delivered calves at
Joseph Cichon was Swanville bus
mess visitor Saturday.
Peter johnson Of Swan River visit
ed at the L. P. Anderson home during
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kalis and chill
dren passed through here Monday en-
route. to their home at Elmdale from
Flensburg.
Mrs. Larson and children of Canada
spent last week visiting at the home of
Mrs. Larson's cousin, Mrs. Carl Ander-
John Kulla was a caller at the Anton
Rosa home during the week.
John Czech and family Of Elmdale,
who have been seriously ill with the
/: Peter Rasmussen has returned to his
in the northern part Of the state:
Anton Symanitz were confined to their
homes by illness last week.
l.. +. Anderson was Flensburg call
Ter THURSDAY.
b; Mr.. VanHercke of Little Falls was
There Wednesday and purchased corn
and oats from Simon Sobieck.
Mrs. Anne Casey and son attended the
funeral of Mrs. l.. Cyrus held at Swan
John sobieck and sister, Miss Anna.
were Little Falls visitors Tuesday. -.
+, Joseph Cichon started his saWmill
last week but was obliged to lay up
for repairs.
The recent storms have made the
roads almost impossible many places.
and the patrons on the mail routes
find it difficult to send or receive mail:
Several spring birds have arrived, but
the weather has not been very spring
like since their coming.
Joseph Cichon purchased several
thousand feet of logs from Mrs. Anne
Casey and is hauling them to his mill.
Thanning Anderson LETT THURSDAY [hu 9n1c
mencement exercises at Dana College.
Mr.. Anderson was g student at the CO.. I
lege at the time of his enlistment in the
Government service and will renew his
acquaintances during the VISIT.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
GILBERT

March 16-Town election was held at
the town hall last week. John Olson
was elected one of the town board for
another term. .
The entire Eric Larson family, with
the exception of Mr.. Larson. were
quite sick with the flu last week, but
are nearly recovered.
last Tuesday to take care of her daugh-
ter.
The Person family. except Mr.. Per Per-
fitness will be short and not severe.
There is no school in district So on
account of the flu.
We were all rather surprised to wake
up last Wednesday night and hear
thunder. Sounded like old times:
There was a dance at John Olsons
Saturday night, which was much en-
joyed by those who were able to at
tend.
Mrs. Berg returned Monday from
few DAYS visit at Little Falls.