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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

YOU would like to have sour office
Assnciaics speak OF you as u very "nne
Ipi anu not as our Kid
I'"Pi" )udr" your character by the
'tinosPher" AMI general appearance Of
Sp"r "mc.-"sp"Cially OF your desk
not phid I" Keep the Office clean aud
YOU cant help il II the janitor is lazy
~ but you can keep Il dustcioth near
~ nan" aud occasionally. when
something ~ particular comes to
H"nr a,t'ht'nh. administer FIRST aid
Hh"'hcr thinS :tbout your Office.
i'fhapS ~ ~ not equipped with "a
,h""'rh ur.'".datc system OF N"utila
Ion. Ia mat "as". you should re
in"iihcr mat fresh air in moderation
never hurt any on" and along about 4
clock In The AFTERNOON, when you
ncSin 1" feel tired and out OF sorts.
you WI Just lower the window
from IN" top for few minutes. YOU
VIII be surprised how much better
you VIII feel Ana YOUR work viii
20 Ihurh Smother. as q direct rcNuit.
MOI 10 borrow only when il is
HhS"luttly necessary. a perpetual
borrower is nuisance" Hut II YOU
must borrow pencils. erascrs. scissors
or INK. b" sure that you return them
AZ you received them and at tn.
earliest opportunity.
IL some stenOr raph.rs only realized
that 10 bc punCtual is Il mark Of ell :
cheney, they would L.. on time more
often. Tard!n"sS shows "a lack of
chaGctcr ana responsibility. I, also
shows Indifference" 10 ones work and
gives your employer the impression
that you are not particularly inter
csi"d IN IN" Office. and that you arc
simply In II for your salary check
some girls seem to think II awfully
clever 10 discover that the boss" has
made Il mistake. They seem u de-
Light in laying bcior" him 81 business
letter containing some bad grammar
or som" little slip az the tongue in
his English: and when he remarks
about il. they snirk and say on
well. you dictated it that way
when the average SECRETARY GAYS
that Ia a business man. h. would like
I" throw her ont 81 the window. or
carcicssly drop her down the elevator
SHAFT. The fact is. all chiefs and
executives make mistakes. That rs
why they hire private tecrctarins-
To keep track Of the little details they
can't afford To bother with. II is the
duty ri tho good >st.nograrhcr and
iyUist I" straiGhtcn out th"sc Iitil"
ianSl"s aud not TO expect any credit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
CARDINAL GIBBc S GIVEN
LAST RITES OF CHURCH
Aged Catholic rrclntr Itcportcd by
Physirinns in Critical Con-
ditiUu.

BALTIMORE, MID, Dec. 3I.-Car-
dinal Gibbons today received the last
:acramcnts Of the church ana tonight
h. is lying in critical condition at
the home Of his friend. Robert 7.
Shrivcr al Union Mills, on the Car
rnl County hills. near Westminster.
Md
Cardinal on Thursday had grarciy
intimatcd that a crisis was imminent.
but they had hoped the patient would
!aiiy today.
Since las, Sunday. when the condi-
ton Of the Cardinal took a favorable
steadily gain strength and eV.ntu
ally he in condition To travel TO Bal
t!morc. obviously III doctors had not
anticipated the relapse; but this turn.
they explained. was due 10 the Car
dinals advanced age and consequent
is said to be perfectly clear.
The turn In the Cardinals condi-
ton prompted Right Reverend owen
u. corrisan. auxiliary bishop OF Bal
timorc. who il associated with ST.
';rcgory's Church. to issue tonight an
men OF the arch diocese. and through
them Ia their congregations, direct :
:aE prayers FOR the recovery nf the
,rciatc or in lieu OF this Tor II happy
Iralh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
REPEAT CHRISTMAS
CAROL MUSIC IN ST. PAUl'S
Rr>. ". itu~srIl N"wIr. %. ~. VIII
Preach an ..rLr spirit ar
The Mise Nrn."

Part oi TIA" thris,na,-carni music
huHE al Ia" evening s"tN."" last sun
u"S IN - i'au.s Jhur"u ~!tl to" ~"
p"ht"d tomorrow ~ the n"riiu.
H.rvI"" In" "h,ir VIII eiur Tor tA,
uI.finry TIA" caro-, "thiisi. Whom "a
child. "a Gdri"n Made to the Rus
SIAN setting 10y rsChdik"w>ky. th"
words being tn" representation OF tn"
Oh legend Of IN. Edrd.l 81 the Christ
'hlld. from wh!ril all IA. rose. leaves
wcr" sirIpp'd :" mat nothing WAS
lot tut inOr'IS "uj e: when u w"nN"
Ia" garland Tor Ills head. In the
evening s"rvic" "a the cnert"ry aud
immediately after il. the choir Nil
SIN. TWO rar" carols from the French.
ID" Steep OF tn" Cniid Jesus" ANA
In" MaE. Kings" both -; them To
TIA" music Of T.. y. GrVa"rt.
~ TIA" musical prelude 10 the even
!hr S"rNi"". beginning at 80 o''iuck.
,:TS Richard W. carrinri"u Viii slug
nd"lSS"hn'S "a For TIA" Wings at
. Dov".' and Mrs Iarriurt"n and
Mrs. william q; TrieE. Jr.. vii! sins:
IS a duet. "rh" Virgin and ia" Man
ger. l;cN W russell :owi- Vii
pr"ach on Tin" spirit Of TIA" Wise
Men ct tn" morning service. ana to-
morrow nigh; on Som" Lessons FOR
Nm" ricans from 1920. and Hopes for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

i.r,l" Mary could never be con-
'rary whil" She WAS wearing a frocIs
on which charming wool roses grew
al In a row. She would be too busy
keeping her frock clean and her gar
den spic and span. Any mother may
easily add flower garden to her
little girls frocks. il She Will use tn.
design skctchod above
You might make tho dress OF blu.
serge and do the cmbroldrry in WOO.
nsinS III. simple outline stitch for.
~" flowers Two shades or hem.
and green wiii be charming with tho
serge frock The scroll should h.
worked in black
Green crepe de chine viii .ook we'll
with the embroidery done in blue and
yellow. With this material. you ma Y
uS" >i'k or worsted as you prefer
finGham, chambray. linen. rahar-
dihc, Jersey cloth. p1ngce or popiin
may ai-o he used for this design
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

Leather is 81 fabric which viii do
iis best 10 10. ai,raciiN. no matter
"h"r" ~ is placed. bufirg: the last
Two or ihrc" seasons thiS material
has been used TOY shoes and bugs
but IL has hc.n made to do service
upon mats az VOL Not content with
ih"s" uS"E. fashion designers have
ouhd a ila"" tor IL upon frocks
IN" hlu" s"rE" frock ia Ia. picture
~ N'iN smart ana charming with ITS
Trimming "i green auh gray suede
leather. Tn. ipcIalliunS and long
sthnds Of leather on the hips at.
gray ANA Er""u. 1'h. belt is of gray
win green trimming. and IN" pin
inE on IA" tlouS" - gray. soto" the
uoN'l treatment "f the OyerEkiTi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS
Patriotic sons of Am-rirs tn Hold
srssIon fur Purpo>r ga
Tucsdns Night.

INSTALLATION Of officers Of Washing
'on camp. 40. 81. Patriotic order Sens
"i America, Viii TAX" plac. in Cap
ithi CITY Han. seventh and Main
Sirc"iS. Tuesday night at \ o'clocIi
WIN IN" district president. g. II.
Hoffman ia charge
Among tn" officers who haN. been
-ie"t.r Tor the coming term and who
VII be Installed ~ his time ar.
J.: \. Gordon, past president. :. j. /:
Wright, president: l.. II Rush. vice.
president. T.. IT, WhitIvck master OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
FINE FOR BUILDING III
THE ) STEM AFTER
COLDS OR THE Eli. :,

or all known drugs crao... 3, IS
recognized by the medical frafsrs lEg2l9S
as 'he greatest healing agency for. TX;
,""'nrht OF chronic coughs and eJss
ana other forms OF throat ana b. y {,
a ar%rn,%s 70 Circumcision .nns contain No
elements which soothe and ~ SEX and
lni'am"d membrane and stop a,,.a-s--, IN
rita'."n and Inflammation whiI.'
'r""s"t" goes on to the stoi =
ahs"rh.d into the blood. aatt
germs 81 . ,as l ,r"nh to "ms ssA kTV
Circumcision is guarants AVN A
factory In tho treatment 3 - ~
t"nshs ana colds. hronchia
catarrhal bronchitis and -, 81
OF throat and lung dlscs
excellent for building u, ;s
after colds or the fu. IS y, x
retitc and hody.weIghts3S " y N ,s5.ss q
druGgisc--Ad q - =. 7 ----. vSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
FASHiONGRAMS

I"welry IL being worn lavishly
with both a'Drn"on and evening
dresses.
with tn" advrn, nf The high col
lnr long drop earrings have been
given tho goby. The very newest
are the stud earrings and tn. little
dangling ones made az pearls aud
precious stones which may he seen
Keeping out under side punches az
curis
The vogue for trains continues 10
be on III" Increase. These trains are
usually at tn" wIspy. dragged order
and very seldom start from the cen
Ter Of ihc back.
Bead cnhrridarv n, tuIl" is very
effective wh"1t IL is allied with hand
some hrOcade and chiffon velvet
nNcnIng HOMns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Arthur J.iu"s I-n-rlr. ,i.j.
l;-atr3c- IAry Martin ,tsj.
John wesley SWr-r ,:sb
Pan En4iin- i.yt-l t=.p.
Aaron Is"Asl,y C-sl.
nrftie Suitn IS-r,ry $3.50.
Isrnnc;t ~. Tuesrr tss Pontiac Mich
c"ih"cine u Dunlap CD. ionr.c. Mich
w!iIAm !.,o Mars",te '-sj, w-shins,"n
josephine NJ. wiis"n cd, washinsyon
-. g.
Henry Hgi.s Hamilton go. Chester.
Csth"rin" Mason kins '-Lj.
r,ed wuusm Hear ,.sl, Washington
rhennA Ahuald~ jackson CD Etch.
mouH.
James e iErsco,r,h ,..t
Amin lulLu InMl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

Mi ard Mrs Thomas y Smith haze
"iurn"d 90 ih"lr home in thatta-
n"oEa. Tenn. ail"r aN extended vis!;
{" relatives in this city.
Mr. ana MrS Clarence Rothw"ll
WILCOX and small daughter, Betty
Grey Of Chattanooga. Tenn. are
spending ~" holidays with Mrs. Fred
]. th"niult. OF Hanover Avenue.
Rev ANA Mrs Fred Il Chcnault
have as their guest Rev. +. Me y
simpson. - a.. %: l.yurhbur". MI~-
!.oiii" simpson. oi Norfolk. Miss Helen
Simpson. "' l.Nnchbnre. and Dr !.
~ =. simpson. o. Ashland
Miss Nadinr Webb overall. the pas
tors assistant OF Broad street NJ. T..
Church. Is spending ~" Christmas
holidays a. her home IN Marfrc,s-
Loro Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

FERNS: II. H. Hoffman, recording Sec
rotary n l.. Chaplin. nnancla! secrc-
tar!i T. \ S'aun.r. senior treasurer:
u T. 'ordona. conductor: : T.. War
ri""r. inspector. aud \. l.. Chaplin Lr
trustee.
\ larg" elias. viii hc obligated on
ihat might, amt al members ar. re-
HucstcG To be- present on THAI occa
SION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
NUMBER OF MARRIAGES
SHOVE SLUMP IN 1920
ran ON From :.5~f During Preceding
irHr tn :.I:G In one Just

E!th"r cupid ha. been suffering
rom the d":'atiou policy Of the Fed
"rai tcS"ry" Board. oi leap year has
been a dismal failure. Marriages IN
richmond f".l on during IN" Year. th,.
Total being nut 2taG. compar.I win
2.Isi during 1919.
Comparison of figures with tho>"
"t the past four years shows that
there w"r" 3'l marriages in i.lA.
drc"rd!n. Ia llustiErS Court records
compiled hN Miss G;rac. Hog. IN
ch"rE" II ihis department. Ia 1915
IN" total was 9.5U.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
WEODlNGS-ENGAGEMENTS

AKt.oTTESNII.LE VA. Dec. 81.
-iiobert +. l:aitcn ana Miss Carrie
Garrison. both ui MI. Fair. Va. were
married here yesterday at local Eo-
tel. the ceremony being performed
10y Rev. Henry ". Battle. pastor OF
High street Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
County Clerk Issues
Own Marriage License
IN, t.,ocfutrJ I,r-...i

btKTI.ESNIiLE. OkLt.. Dee.
h.-Mis> Victoria I'"urnirr. dep
atty count. clerk. ISSUED her own
u"rriaEr llr-n,~ yesterday The
pnrty OF the second part l. War
r"r'cr. When the hInnL wn>
hilrd she directed NiiiiEun Ia hold
mp his rtg ht hand mud swear I" the
truth az he Aintrmrnis. lie
nbr.rd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
nccn,.r, l.rnn, burns

Mrs Edward u. f.llis. 5oi East
'Trar" Street. VIII" was badly burned
last SUNDAY ~ an explosion or !; nn,-
hiaSi steve. i recovering. II Was r..-
ported al h"r home yesterday Th.
condition ~ her eyes are said - h.
much h"ti"r than IL Was thought at
INST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
TALKS FOR TYPISTS

Don't <" in for of'ic" nirtatinra:
"fi"" n!r!atirnS hinder promotion Tor
man! man and girl. Generally. IL
IL 'hc IIrl who receives the blame.
AlNaNt remember inst Old provcrb.
"FHmilinrity hr""hr contempt" kc.p
your distance. 10y tins. il Is not meant
nat you should b" = ''prud." or -
'suob simply Keep in mind that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
,Ir.. Iinml,.. rrinI rn.lnnnrd.

NTiDMDTIE. OKLA., Dec. 3I.--Thc
iiiai OF Mrs clara Smith ilamon.
hargcd with murder in connection
with the death of Jake L.. liamon.
Will probably he held late in Fcbru-
AIRY or earl VIA MarS,. IL WAS said
today by District Judge Thomas w.
champion, before whom she Will DO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
Navy rlnnr- m-ad, for ,lou-on

NAVY PInnrs Head! for Iiop-On.
SAS DIEGO. cAL.. Dee. 3l--Thlr-
teen planes -! ;hr navy's aerial Sa,
Diego Panama cNp.litlon Xy,r. road,
today At san i:artolome Bay. SOC
miles south of here. FOR In. second
hop .. their journey SOI;hward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
|IN AMI orr or Towx.

fscs Louise Branch and Eleanor
sh are the guests Of friends I'm
3,sy65ok Ind ~t.!hc New Year holidays.
srs';cGTgtY' 2 reSol'ins and Albert Il.
Avn is.s.. and 1s tho holidays in
4 TEkH sdvances Of
NJ fpB.ns prices
III The best mn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

cIIAEl.oTrESN1l. VA. Dec. II.
-l.cHtcr iialstrad AMI Miss Mamie
lane Cash, both al Charleston. W. Va.
wcr" m;trricd yesterday afternoon AZ
the parsonage oi High street baptist
Church 10y Rev. H. ". Battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

CIIARLOTTESVILL VA. Dec. 81.
Walter W. johnson, a conductor on
the Chesapeake and ohio Hallway.
and Miss Bertha Drum. OF this city.
Were married yesterday at the par
sonagc OF First Methodist church.
Rev. IL. T.. Myers officiating. I'm
mcdiatcly after the ceremony they left
for Il trip 10 Washington and Bait
more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

\ New Medical Discover
With TwofoId Action. q
SootheS and Heals the Tn
tanned Surface and Kills the
Term. Endorsed by High
est Authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
A Three DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic Coughs and Persistent
Colds Lead to Serious Lung
Trouble. iOu Can StOp
Them Now With CreOmuI-
sion. an Emulsilied CreOsOte
That Is Pleasant to Take.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-25
PIERZ

Pierz Journal:-Mrs. John Leeb of
efs Dass s 9sS d at 1ss home s6s SesSs day
been ill only short time preceding
The deceased was born ia Apatlohn,
Hu 1s iii; in 1859; being II years s1 Of aEe
was married to John Leeb at Apatlohn
and years later, they came to Amer
lea with their family and made their
In 1884, they took eo up Homestead Se Sea and
have been farming until five years ago.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Leeb moved to the
Mrs Leeb was very respective lady
many years of life.
Ten children were born to Mr.; and
1 "s Of e ~Som mSe ded when sma. Thoss
John Leeb Of Washington and joseph
Of Pierz. and three daughters. Mrs; Ed
Mrs. Frank Schraut of Pierz. She was
grandmother of IL children.
Burial service will be held at St.
ing (Friday) at 9 o'clock. Burial will
be in St. joseph's cemtery here. May
she rest in Peace.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs: John
hours after the infants birth. Burial
ceremonies was held in St. Joseph
church Monday at 9 o'clock a. M, and
interment was in st. Joseph's cemetery
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Kammermeyer ar
rived from Hills City last week.
The nine months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Eidenshink of Agram,
died last Thursday morning. The little
infant was one of the twins of Mr.. and
Mrs. Efdenshinl<. the other boy who
dled four months ago. Burial services
was held in St., Joseph's church Satur-
day morning at 9 o'clock and burial
was in the cemetery here.
Joseph Lochner, who left last fall for
the northern part Of the state to work
in a lumber camp this winter returned
home last week, He says lumbering is
poor. No snow. During the tine he
worked there. they had three heavy
;utns. the land is all flooded and damp.
The death Of Mr.. Fritz Schmidt of
Agram town occurred after an illness
Of only 8 hours last Tuesday morning.
at about $50 o'clock. 1t was stated
that cerebral was the cause Of his I'M
timely death. Mr.. Schmidt was born
in Hemorrhage. Germany, AZ years
ago and has been making his home
on q farm in Agram with his family
the past several years He leaves to
mourn a widow and five children.
A little son arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Dingman Wednesday
morning.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-25
BUCHANAN


naE Feb = :61a d assnz is II Luck He
Matched in his incubator.
The newly elected superintendent.
Mr. Sheldon Visited some of the schools
in this vicinity.
Peter koh!%an. .Yho was at one
visited our burg and is now travelling
as q candy agent.
Nick Grundhofer. who had his foot
badly crushed under his Sled is now
slowly Improving.
been employed at st. Cloud. has retur,,-
Miss Mary Hesch. who had been en-
ployed at Minneapolis. is home to visit
her parents
John schmolke was a business visit
Peter T. Blache put too much speed
on his Ford Saturday and came home
minus a rear tire.
Our mail carrier, Mr.. scholes. made
winter, which seldom happens.
employed by Frank suess. has returned
home.
Mrs. Joseph Jansen and Miss Mary
Suess. who had the small pox, are
now up and around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aloysius Vogel are here
visiting at the home of her mother
from Waite Park.
appendicitis on Wednesday.
Miss Helen Hurrle, who had been en-
ployed at P. H. Mueller's has gone
home Miss Eva Drummer has taken
L. ": winer was in this vicinity
Bernard Gohl from Onamia, was here
visiting his brother Bill.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-25
Daddy lsl(ll|!
l|||AZl||!!5K
AAA2 - @AD
MARY GRAHAlN BONNER
THE NEW MONKEY.

"A monkey had just arrived at the
, ZOO" said Daddy, "whO had before
been pet Of lady. He had been
fairly happy where he had been, but
the lazy wanted to travel and she
thought it would be- hard to take the
mouauY around with her SO she rave
lin b me zoo.
"She had dog too, named Raggles.
Who prayed most of the time and still
was fond OF chewing an old shoe if he
got The cAance., Raggles hadn't yet
ute &stten over his puppy days. She
ecitit,sa she could take Kaggles with
tef az h. would like travelling better,
ut tAe monkey wasn't so very strong
md aht. didn't think it would agree
With hiaa.
Besides, On the trip Raggles might
meet many other dogs with whom he
you'd become friendly, whereas the
donkey wouldn't be apt to meet any
his fkiends
'Nffn the monkey came to the zoo
II de ether monkeys said, How do
Oh o. and made other polite re-
,anl&
: They said they were glad to see
ain aaa1 that they hoped he was glad
% see tAem.
~ bS wrinkled up his face and
grii162 ina gave a little squealing
Rsise aaa said he was glad to be with
them tG4
1--WE hope. they said, that you will
ten 49, Vour story and Of how you hsz-
.peneA @ come to the ZOO and why you
VII any here and II you will stay
here an1 such things.'
II Na4 he glad to- the monkey
said.
"Ro IoN want to toll us first or do
you W0& to take a little rest -nowr
they at1ked.
"ph not tired the new monkey
said, ~ - the others urged him to
tell i1is stery.
He @3 them why he had come to
the ~ I'D that he expected to stay
at the see Cor he had been told SO. His
anistrTxss was going abroad and prob
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-25

menced cutting green poplar cord wood
Monday.
Hubbard Quick and Albert. his hired
man, hauled q load of straw Tuesday
Emma Tubbs called on Mrs. George
Thompson Friday afternoon.
Lee Tubbs spent Tuesday night with
Wesley Thompson.
Miss Nora Longfellow spent Wednes-
day night with Miss Ruth Tubbs.
Among those in Fl. Ripley Friday
were Hewitt Thompson, Charles Light
ner. and Henry Dingaaan.
Charles Lightner and Charlotte Kun
inert motored to Little Falls Friday.
sick list Saturday and Sunday.
Hewitt and Wesley Thompson. Clay
ton and Lowell Longfellow and Lee
Tubbs were skating on Tubbs' lake
Sunday.
Miss Nora. Clayton and Lowell Long
fellow, Mrs. Tubbs and family called
on the Thompson family Saturday
night. The evening was spent in play
ing games and listening to VIM. Hen
derson play his violin. Every one re-
ports good time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-25
BOWLIJS

Bowlus Advance (18):-Mrs Antoin-
cite Stein. formerly Of Holdingford.
died last Friday at the home Of her
daughter, josephine. near Clearwater.
aged II years. Her son. Otto Stein.
now in the legislature. lives on the
family homestead north of Holding
ford. She was buried at Holdingford
Tuesday.
A party driving from Little Falls to
Bowlus Sunday night, saw two wolves
cross the road in front of their car
about halfway up the Jefferson high
way. One was a gray coyote and other
a beautiful black>and yellow timber
wolf.
Miss Helen Gorka has given up her
position at the Bargain store and left
for Fond du Lac. Wis. Tuesday.
J. A. Winkler leaves Sunday for st.
Louis to attend the annual meeting Of
the Mississippi River Scenic Highway
Association next week as representa-
tive from the Bowlus unit. On account
Of the expense involved. he has been
asked to represent the Little Falls
unit also.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-25

in Chicago.
Miss Esther Johnson, who is in Min
ceived here.
Farmers are hauling logs to the
Chas. E: Anderson place. where saw
mill is to pc erected this spring. This
farm is in Section "a.
A communication received by August
Blomquist from the state railroad and
warehouse commission relative to the
reduction of freight and express rates,
states that number of applications
for reductions are pending before the
board but what the decision will be. the
board is unable to say.
Mrs. Emil N. Nelson has been at st.
Louis No.. visiting a sister,
It is reported that some young men
have been shooting out the windows of
the school house in district 81. If
dealt with.