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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-05

The automobile registration for the
first half of the year 1921 brought
more money into the state treasury
than any estimate had expected ana
if the proportionate increase is kept
UP, will bring the 1921 receipts to ST.
900, 600. The excess is already s152,-
7775O over that of 1920, with total
of sS6794450. 1t was taken IN the
following manner:
REGISTRATIONS AND LICENSES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-05

Auburn. Me-, July 1.-Hector Blos
in' chairman of the board OF counu
commissioners of Androscoggin cour
ty, died this morning at his home
Firth street of paralysis after lori
illness. Mr.. Blouin was born at $.
Crolx, +. q. 80 gears ago. He cam
TO Lewiston 10 years ago. moving {
Auburn a few years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-05
WILTON

me Wide Awake class Of the Con-
gregational Sunday School en1oyed a
delightful outing and picnic Wednes-
day afternoon at the cottage of DR..
ana Mrs. A l. York on the shore of
weed lake. The afternoon was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-05
STATE HOUSE
Next rre.tino Governor and Friday July 49, A. M,
' Standar Time

Daaquam, p. @, on June 90 in the
Piscataquis municipal court, before
Recorder Calvin w. Brown. for fish
ing without an aliens license. He
was convicted and fined SO and costs
amounting to 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-05
Fish and Game

Deputy Warden Donald Bearce Of
Dover has reported to the Depart
ment of Inland Fisheries and Game
the prosecution of Rodolph Forget Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-05

Mrs. r. r. Lyman of Boston has
been appointed an honary corporal
Of the First Division at Camp Dix
n. J. She has the further distinction
of being the first woman ever to re-
view the troops of this famous divi-
sion.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22
HOUSE PASSES
OIL LAND BILL


klNNi iuhtu from iNAN 10
dent NlnHrn was respected and rr
irrund hY iho ritiEens of Auatln nna
fcVaH aud urgod tho memlrrs fn com
plcirly ignore ihp letters
THE renN fO HhHrHrr hr0urhf nrnin
W y NeInnHt representative fr0u
hlnFt4u county, hN ROIeit E
NhrNHhDr 0i Travis county Iuntcaflnf
Dos artl in enc house htc1Dt. ho has
been convicted un his own plea ri
guilty tu DuuspNWf against thr Unit.
ga states duflnE ihe world war uas
introduced in Die house 10 was siri
go hf John Matthew Of Houston. at
inineN Tor Representative Nflnnsi ANA
~ torih fh' rnnsoua Nr NDfn. aI
pleaded guilty 10 the charge. A com.
nittec appointed hN surakpr Thonar
60 investigate tho charges win begin
Mornings go ODE CnH0 Monday
TITO hih introduced boz the house hV
John a. NeAtoh nf Johnson commit.
ninNiuine tnf rgpfal uf an nrf hr frf
'nifiN itth Legislature csfatllahifr
normal aohoois at Kmsayille hna Sax.
alnfhff was reported nvnlhlV bt
ne committee un appropriations
80 HffioN win 81 held to-norra,y
lalolrumrni iu both hfarrho. bs.nr
oxen until Monday mornirp
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22
FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT
MADE OF BELGIAN LOAN

NltW hltk. Jan Hl hurmll uu-
nnunDrmeni of tnU ESQ 1000 900 kmrdom
200 heIsluu an Naar. B isur cent external
.Ntn wuH nude today hN T. r.. Morgan
nN DamnaHY and che Guaranty Trust
''lhNAnN tctinE nH managers uf e.
lN.ns .Nndltitr which neFoilatna tha
loan md which viii offcr inc bonds
n.f country Wldr subscription m
h.ch ihc leading financial Institutions
VIII INtUclnitl
4h. nnnlH NIl nr iasuod ai bar and
mii hrHf iHtC Uf teh g. i1al Theg
NiN goa te rcdUsma0il ls Whole Pol.
Fth i3Al hut "a mnking fund
i.i Di'tird tuiuCieat Geo purchase
lH.tNNu Ot bonds annually I'D "a prica
uuf iu rNCeel roo i-1
is understood large amount has
'.'h ttNiHiiNflN mkru hy suharribeiH
hiuuth hnuhH 900 ilig cltg Hasinu.
Hni'HIf iphn and Chicago
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22
HEALTH or UNIVERSITY
oIuDENT6 UNUSUALLY coon

"T"T|IlT ~ TTU ITITTT
AlNliN TrNlH Inu 81 According
slolDu houlfh az ths stuarnfn nt tbn
university OFF Tcwa haH boon unuauai
" good during thc present secession. lrsf
lhtn one fourth uf one per cent 0f tho.
iniai attendance having boom acni tn
he hospital
Ir Goddard ALSO stated lhai pood
frHiilit Worn heing obtained in tho
sncrh'i rlamof in physical training
W.Al hVtriH curvature of thn HnIuD of
other disabilities mrr|nr tlrui nom
The regular physical EXERCISES.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22
DR.. COURSALT SPEAKS
AT COMMANDMENTS

U..ntf UHIrrfi.r ur tst.... ,,t.,.
n"W hin. H. Ua. 0.li. d ..,..r........
lF ..Hrf r.sf INN Nm. 1900
NlN If.. .i....tI... f..,,f
common n.0rID n ihnf Do B. ...
h0 rHH I.fID.l .nI r'...l fr.. .rt.
Do M UfUa Uaa hn nta. i0 tt. ,.
Ht fHs r.r. lltInu .Hrh.. 49,,
N.t lnI oermaiinra tv.rs .lt,.,,t.
rNHN fn ioarn. fnf .fultt o.. h,,... ~.
N rnInrrf.rf r..rt ~.
mNrtnfH problems fn aofp. .rf j,
ruuUHNuu uuir fNlf snn fio ir. t..t IN
az 600 tmo nf fhn r.eoniff,n {" a..
'flU rutoIntnlnf vnr. ts..a ~
fN wll uf fhn flnntf0 urI .,... 49,,
Hf nen lH ThOfnns fafe,r.,, ,,,I
1O.tf Washnrtnn esp tn.t d, 49,,
H UHN. rfurrDrt fhD rDr,..ttt.tt.,, ~
niu0nflnn pHr nroe.arft t,r,erl.,r,
hHa proven M.Ir ins.. a.. s. .,.,
tnr.af lluUr question. r..fof n,,t. I
lrmH 'hr Uoncrrfl0u of nt.d.tr M.
ava nrfIraIHi conditions ~ ura hr,r
complicated cuudtlnnar areisrad az.
thrf "lnd 900 those rrnbianta NAV.
fu hn a0irI iN mo ranpio Hod a eltig,,r
'f 'nNi 1881 mUch % member ~ thn go,,
unrnont sr tho man who a.ts in r.n
rtsa. ii.s offlcr ls hold l,g viti,to W.
iNf WIN nI tNn Anariral, b,of,i. s,,i
noelrfi of duty Boo tho capacity al rifi.
.rr Is l. much o. Grim, ua thnf nf any
official 90 fNr usopla AND now ans
lUrilf fu WNfuNu un nrU nn mon
NTU. N
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22
y. or 7. DIVISION FURNISHES
hlipka FOR HEALTR WORK
HfNUUI Do IN ~. la.V..

Y y INV TTTTTT
NlNylN. ToNua Jam afaI iH fr.
npuhoed thni the Division of ViHga|
instruction of tht f'nvorl ltv ol Trraa
WIN furnish liim and Glide aarvios hi
,h' I"Anf 'uhiic Health A.aurlntlnu
ihnt cnnhlnT CO.," nmH,H nrd fiohi
Nefh'iN or thn uHNO0 lotion Geo. U.0 hfnlfh
nfnfn.
According Geo 49, N Duffr. Aroriar
~ Nlsun iuHiructIun. Goo division hnu
inlnf health films Wiiuhi0 far uaD In
rhild welfare work Ha wen uH material
fog pionrmH and houufta MONEY nh
tuin'N from such hrnofItr wuI fu az
ft"iiN Gao thc rhulia fnY aUmn fnNut.
purpose in connection with fhr hruitn
work.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22

down hy rlaw dnnnrtOn MANY
Young mon Hrr ulmr adlanfHr, I'D
Che opportunity to nft0nd COLLEGE nni
NO expressed ihr pplniuu fh.f boz fhr
h'Ni iN tu ?. roaIa MEN nll hutD fn
cnmucfc in education
Mhi0nlm 'hNiHlH pHitdlrfnfian.
made nn interesting mN Boo hrhHN nf
VI" el1'r lio Hnid thlt each mrmhrr
0f the GLASS rnhlslDd fhr 0fur.f...,
% r0iuF uut Into Nfo Hnd fhnf fhn
"ccnHluu wnH TRULY ri commencement
o. iHil nf fhN ErNlt Strides tllf hrtI
been made in me world lnd thp rr,
upportuultitH before tho pounr u.uri.
~ today
The cinee entered tu thr nrueraaInurf
played hN thu hirh a.hno. 0rohnIifn
NH'1 solos were rendered lv NU.
Martin Evans ana Mr David POOL
ma nnr'Huird warmly hlim Ifn
lnHa HnFo "a SELECTION nihs uiaun
h'hH AlNe H'lootlu non thr plano
superintendent ~ n pfltrhrif Inifo.
iur0d The speaker
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22
FOR TORPID LIVER
tennessee Lumbemaa Talks Of EEis
Successful Use Of Baek-Draughs
for Colds and Headaches.

jamestown, Tenn. ~ ha7a vas.
Ihedtords Black.Dmught for Years ir
iaet Il 80 the only liver medicine tbat
does mo any Food." aoys M. L. az
hasan, a weiiknown Iumbermap ~
TINS place. when I was slnale. usoI
ii for headaches. and especially n
set q cold aud feel fepcash. I tale :
s'od dose Of Black.Dnught. and Il
eis me rlght.
since ! have been married.. I hee,
tf.d u ~ niy family. and ncyer hat.
9nud its equal Tor torpid liver or a..
~ ~ ftd tlo4nach. especially with
thildffn. | can recommend Blael.
NiunNit and gladly a. so."
Every member Of The family oee,-
,,ouWy needs the assistance tbae
NiAeAllfeught can give, n heipine tn
fitrhse tho system aud relieve or nre'
trni tha troubles that come froa a
'asy, torpid liver.
IL your liver IS not doing IA snt,.
WV may slifer with headache, consti.
A'ioh' hliioueness. Indigestion etc.
lnifHa relief n obtained. seflons efrk.
lN may fo5uit Ia IL long and suc.
'essiul use, Thedi0rd9 Black. Drnucbs
ias been found IN thousands IN casss
o relieve such disorders, By stimuIat.
ne mo liver 70 do IT'S Important work.
. l@k for rhedfords Black. Dreurht.
'nd Insist on the genuina NCi3T
- Z - --s'---.,'v -r,s.,-.-..... :.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22
Mill OwnerS, Labor
Heads, Contractors
Held ConSpirators

tf Inf hHenf.afeI pfaat
'liithtp inu 3D. falit fw1 iH
'itimeniA against mill owners. labor
N'tiHa HuN cii uUuitf CoutIHrffsa.a h4f..
lHE violation 81 iha sherman anil ifu.f
'NM "nfp returned w. "a eperi1l federal
Ninni jury today. The arird Wft haa
h hrii lnt complaints aruiuHi those
Hliegr ihai tnp mon uninsd hsi ~.
apiifd 81 keep building mnipfala uli
'idn 81 'hiciro from the Chhnra anne
hrI ih'ifhF inrrpH lun UfiDtH Tlf lu
uiNiiHfhif were returned before rafiafnI
iHaf' George q. tafpeufDf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22
LEWIS RETAINS riTLE

ROCHESTER,. g. D.. Jam 90 I'D.
'Stinnfloil Lewis successfully. de-
igndah the heaVywelgm wroatlinr
Chnmpiunainp hero tuulFht throwing
hick hnwHcouri of ToElf Don an hour
Nha II minuiea novlnoourt was un-
h nln in else after tine FIRST fan and four
phNlirlauH who worked over him ro
lV.'d Gao l't him return io the mat
lewis used five successive hcadlocl,r
ih lhe lN1l few minutes to gain the fan
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22
GRAND CANYON NORTH
aim TO aE ACcESgtBi &

lH iNf NNHIriI ted liTHHI
WARRINGTON. BAN, eI.-Covern-
Weni engineers have wnrkod nut means
N' which materials Tor 500 foot aus
pension bridge can bee packed by mui..s
down narrow trails and tho atyrctips
erected to Span the Colorado river And
lhe Grand Canyon, National Park.
Nilfonn Ipaklns the north rim accesa-
lble Tor tourists
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22

N' INfN ifNHN
w WASHINGTON Dam gi u,ar,
ipiuH neg fain over Senator Newhefr,
in their Michigan aanYtorIai ....,l. f.
was .0o9 vntes nj tho cioee ,r ,,,.t
Today hy the SENATE PRIVILEGES rnf
tlertlons COMMITTEES Nllh lae of th.
tl-dt state prccincfs rr-e4n,..tea..t
senator Ncwheyry'a Plurality Ua.
about $500 ard the hotvior yetior
precincts sull irmaln in hs re. rorrt.s
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22

melody
lFnni1 Nch saw ore thc nfhr.
hiRhi that looked wnfy ahnrn. and
note
lEnotius What dld she aag9
ignntz on shc told me moi tn
play around -- california Pelican
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-22

Try Caller claaalflsd Ada FOR Results.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-18

-son and son visited with Mr.. and Mrs..
Caldwell. and Guy CALDWELL Sunday last.
Mr.. Jorgensoh of Hillman had 2
stroke OF paralysis and passed away
Sods Mss t taken &c Albert Ee. fes
burial. He leaves q widow and son to
,n5 John r, v,rRis drove to P'er1 On bus;
E. N. Thompson Is the owner Of 9
He brought it home Tuesday.
Harold w aad VI s'% we sa@sa 1000 'o
p. j. Buesseler drove up from Lastrup
Thursday and got nice mess q nsh
in short time. go 800.
Hoskins boys sold their team Of
back again and are making q trip on
one bus. with them.
E. M. Thompson and 7. s. Look each
have quite 9 wood pile. D: w ana h
Riley HoslSinse gave dance satur-
day night.
II reports are true. there win be
quite g burg on LYNNE corner soon.
ton, also Blacksmith shop run BY
n Har rvc Hoskins and still there's more
p: j. Buesseler. Mr.. Byers and Buesse-
Ter drove up to the lake Sunday t.
Mr.: and Mrs Thompson and son were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Per-
kins and family Sunday.
Miss Look and niece Vernida visited
With old friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Mn
Caldwell and Guy Caldwell, on Sunday
There have been many changes since
Mr.. Cadwelrs people were living on
the farm. They established the post
office some Is or II years ago. Mr.
Caldwell was postmaster until he rent.
ed the farm and moved to Winona and
left J. r. Taylor in charge. There have
been many changes in the pastsyears.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-18
TWIN LAKES

Feb. 16.-Mrs. Carl Anderson and
baby and Mrs., Gust Larson visited at
the e., Peter Olen home Monday afternoon.
noon. Feb. 18th: Refreshments were
served and after the regular business
meeting. the following program was
given.
Song-"There are Many Flags in
Recitation Day'-Myr-
Dialogue-"The Rosary"-Olga john
son and Eleanor Anderson.
Dialogue-"Trouble and the Cow
John Gertz and 81 John yerley;, :.
-Elvera Carlson.
Observation-Disclosures Boyhood'-Pri-
mary pupils: , ~, so. e.
School.
Mrs. Gust Larson and family were
entertained at the Carl Anderson home
Saturday.
Helen Rovig, who has been visiting
D., returned home Sunday afternoon.
Adolph Johnson of Cloquet is visiting
at his parental home.
H., The ,following visited school On Mon
Gladys Baker, Louis Witte. Rueben
Johnson. Margaret Locks and Virginia
Several of our community attended
the meeting of the Farm Bureau at the
town hall Monday afternoon.
Rudolph and Pauline Nieman spent
Sunday evening at the John Doroff
home.
The following pupils were neither alb
sent nor tardy for the month ending
February 18th: cunegunda Dorof. Swan
Swanson; Gertrude Doroff, Mabel Lar
Edna Elvin. Hi!da Johnson, signe
Swanson and Arvid Knudson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-18
MORRILL,

Feb. 15.-Miss Gustie Voight re-
turned to st. Cloud, after spending the
past week with her mother and sister.
P: Mcpherson spent the past week
with his wife here **5.ss I%5
Minneapolis. I.
Nick Breigenzer of Sleepy Eye ar.
rived here last Wednesday to spend 9
couple months with his daughter, Mrs.
Arnold Bauer. ,sESss3
About Is people gathered at the Carl
Enselbritz home and surprised them:
The evening was spent in dancing and
playing cards. At midnight. delicious
lunch was served. The guests departed
in the wee hours of the morning.
Jos. Breigenzer and family spent
Saturday at the Arnold Bauer home.
Mrs. VIM. Miller attended the ladies'
aid meeting in Ramey last THURSDAY:
Miss Viola Fleck is sick with the
mumps. .:t
Nick Breigenzer and Mrs Arnold
Bauer and baby spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Breisenzer and fam
lily. ......sa.
Rev. H. Fromman made business
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-18
SWANvuLE

Feb 1e.-H Dahlke was taken to
Rochester on Monday. where he ex-
the eyes t1 '' VIM. DaSlSe and Fred Thorn
= M BsSSaTs Kemp and Mr.; o. o: F. ,:
afternoon at a parcel shower. given in
honor of Mrs. Olaf Yemne.
Gill Vincent and mother. Mrs. Anna
nSent and Mr. and 1 MrH 'a an s,a
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vincent
of Little Elk.
The c: e. society of the congrega-
at the home Of Mr.: and Mrs. H: on
Sunday evening. At the close of the
meeting refreshments were served.
Max has to to dhe
ment.
The teachers in the local school, who
had been at their bones for r. a short short
opened Monday. The school was closed
from Thursday until Monday to have
the schoolhouse fumisated; as q num-
Der of contagious diseases have broken
out in the school recently.
]. j. McRae Jr. returned Tuesday
iting his. father. A. P. McRae and
The adult bible study class will meet
on Wednesday evening at the Flood
home.
been i'll from scarlet fever. have re-
covered. and will be out as soon as the
quarantine is raised.
evening by the American Legion Post
was a success in every way. The pro-
Miss AGNES Buckley: s.pe ri eaSen
entertained the senior Gloss on Monday
evening. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Flood. The evening was spent
close of which delicious lunch was
served by Miss Gerda Floan: domestic
science teacher, assisted by Grace Mas
enjoyable evening was spent by those
present. There are IL members in the
senior class:
Mr.; and Mrs. Hilmer Peterson ;s LEFT
where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Neumann and son
returned Saturday to their home at
Willard. after a visit at the home of
tengeier
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Trampe of Culdrum
cNsGs nef cv on club
will be entertained Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. B. B. Cox.
Mr.: and Mrs Roy Rose , and d.; a az hter
on Sunday with Mr.: and Mrs chas. r.
Rose.
Mrs. Minnie Kre~ser is seriously i'll
daughter, Mrs. I. E: Philips of Mime
apolis is here nursing her.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. H. Bussen and Mrs.
J. G. Wilson motored to Little Falls
Saturday.
Miss Linnie Bains basket took the
prize at the Legion social on Monday
evening for bringing the highest price
It was sold for $500.
The large barn on the Ernest Schmidt
farm in East Swanville was DESTROYED
by fire last Wednesday. Two calves
and several tons of hay were burned
The loss was partially covered by in
surance. Cause of fire is unknown
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-18
FLENSBURG

Feb. 16.-Mr. and Mrs. Joel Young
Ga hi of Swanville visited at the ]. p.
Johnson home Monday.
Walter Peterson and Elmer Rylander
We're out fishing last Monday at Lake
Beauty.
Hiding Anderson made trip to An
Okla last Thursday to consult a doctor
in regard to his health.
Elmer Rylander and Fred Bergstrom
returned Saturday from Minneapolis,
where they attended the auto show.
Ruth Olafson arrived last week from
Black Duck for a visit at the Otto
Nelson home.
Doris, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Bergstrom, was brought to
St. Gabr:ers hospital Tuesday, and had
her tonsils removed. She is getting
along nicely at this writing.
Arthur Anderson and Richter john
son arrived home last week from Min
neapolis, where they attended the auto
show and also visited with relatives.
Ernest ROcene was caller in Little
Falls Monday between trains.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Backowski last Monday, the 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Peterson visited
at the John Olson home Sunday after
noon.
J: A. Rylander made trip to Little
Falls Saturday.
Oscar Bergstrom ground feed for the
farmers last Monday.
Next Sunday, the Goth. the ladies aid
services will be held at the J. A. Ry-
lander home at o'clock Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-18
sE.psF.Ssz7.y'':'
-ss.s/s.S- ..Sk- - -

lady, aged 10. well known in this
7yictntty.:s:pea followed after two
wes'ef illness f p9g diphthsria she
Mrs. Henry Johnson left for her homie
at LaPOrte. after visiting q short time
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Mrs. Henry Britz left for St. Joseph
F'r"'ay TO visit her mother q few days:
Willie Sauer left for the woods last
tnat around black Duck. about 200
miles north of here. they have nearly
3 feet Of snow. But wait fellows.
keep your sleighs handy.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Keehr made a
business trip to Sank Rapids Friday.
Born to Mr.: and Mrs: Robert Moran.
Moran, before her marriage. was Miss
Minnie Kowitz.
jos: wise from st. Cloud is visiting
the cities. is here visiting old' time
Geo. Kowitz Jr.. is employed by Geo.
Mrs. Daniel is reported i'll at her
Pathe Wrinkle repaired his plow
yesterday: He says, another day Of
the furrow. He started last fail" "
a grand exhibition took place on
Pumpkin street by one of our young
men last Friday. Because he couldn't
tighten q screw with his left hand
monkey wrench, he paced home after
old Maud. and this is when he went
home in grand style, riding in a rare
old Democrat Bus, using the lines as a
brake, the handle bars as a guide, and
old Maud's fly chaser as his motor.
Says he, after his trip, "Slow, but
steady, wins the race"
Fred Schmidt passed away Tuesday
morning, after several hours illness
He fell unconscious during his work
Monday evening and passed away the
next morning. Burial will be Thursday
at the St. Johns Lutheran church. He
leaves a wife and number Of children
to mourn his death. May he rest in
peace.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-18
BIJCKMAN

Feb. 15.--Peter Braun was admitted
to st. Gabriel's hospital at Little Falls
tion for appendici{Fs Saturday and re-
ports are that he is doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nagl and family OF
LITTLE Falls visited e!at the home of
Mr.. ROnnellenfitsch Sunday.
p. H. Mueller and wife, Frank Sitz-
man and wife and Harvie Hurrle visit
ed at Little Falls Sunday.
Fred Mueller. known as Irish. is en-
plOyed at Peter Braun's.
Miss Barbara Ronnellenfitsch is Wis
5iting her sister, Mrs. Joe Nagl at Little
Falls this week.
The Buchanan Farmers Cooperative
Creamery are busy storing their sum-
mers ice. which Joe L. Hesch is har-
vesting for them.
. sSr. Marina and COLUMBIA Q. S. g: from
here were at Little Falls Saturday to
visit ST. Waltrudis. who is at st. Ca
briels hospital.
Mrs. Henry X. Dengel is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Breigenger Of Nor
srill, this week.
Miss Julia Zenner returned from Lux
emburg last week. where she was Wis.,
iting relatives for some time.
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Feb. 15.-Joe Kulla went to Bowlus
last week on business.
H. A. Olson and Walter Larson went
to Royalton with hogs Monday.
Mark GundersOn went to Minneapolis
last week on business.
Grandma Kalis has moved to the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Johnnie
Geek.
J. J. Jacobson was Swanville caller
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Olson and chill
dren spent Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs Gunda Larson.
his sisters, Mrs John and MRS. Joe
Stodo]ka, to Royalton Monday. They
have been visiting here the past month
with relatives. Their home Is in Cam
ada.
The young peoples meeting will be
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Feb. 16-Mr. and Mrs. John Anderlie
loft for Minneapolis Sunday to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. Ander1ie's sister.
= Mike Zormeier returned from the
woods. where he has been employed
for some time.
Mrs. r. Kriefall and sons Henry. AL
bert and Alvin motored to Green Prai-
RE Sunday to visit relatives.
Jos. Houn left for Tomah. Wis,
Wednesday,, to. visit his aged parents,
who are i'll.
Richard Kusche1 rallied to his home
at Sank Rapids Saturday.
This vicinity was shocked to hear of
the death of Miss Emma Popp at Sank
Rapids, which occurred Saturday morn