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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-31

March 2S:-Grandma Anderson went
to Gushing Tuesday.
F. %. Cunningham and n. j. Ash.
baugh were in Staples Wednesday on
business.
+. Max Mayer and T. l.. Lee were in
Wadena Wednesday.
Albin Randall has gone to Wauke
gan, where his brother Henry lives.
Mrs. Ediburn and daughter went tc
Little Falls Thursday.
( Do not forget the monthly meeting
at the Yeoman hall, Of the Farmers
Shipping Association Saturday, Apri
LIST. Good speaking, community sale
Ladies to bring dinners. Everyone in
vited.
Mrs. Frank johnson spent Thursday
and Friday with her daughter Mabe
at Philbrook. 3
Mrs. C. NJ. Kendall of Staples spen
several days with Mrs. Ruth Adamck.
Mae Staples Swanke was home Sat
urday. Her mother has been quite sick
but is better now. .
Mr.. Sweeney returned to Swanvillt
Friday. He has been visiting hi:
daughter, Mrs. c. A. Alcshire.
Selma Swanson was at home Satur
day and Sunday.
Miss Susan Hough was here Satur
| day. The demonstration was not. s.
we'll attended on account of the mis-
! understanding as TO the date, and als(
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DARLING TOWN

March 26th:-Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Anderson, daughter.
Ira Cyrus and Adelor, and Alphonse
Alard helped A. G. Nelson saw wood
Monday.
Miss Dorothy McCarty visited her
sister, Mrs. Clifford Perry, at Little
Falls, over Saturday and Sunday.
There are ten pupils III District 81
that took examinations Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Little Vera Hermanson of Gregory
visited Mrs. Buck a, Darling last week.
Mrs. A. G. Nelson snd children and
Mrs. A. Allard visited friends in Ran
dali Sunday.
The "Trading Stock Club of Oar
ling'' held meeting last Sunday eve
ming, and while the treasurer was
counting his five and ten cent receipts
his horse broke loose and went home.
He had to walk two miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wippier and
Dorothy McCarty were a. Little Falls
Saturday.
Oscar Olson kauled hay for George
Wippler last week.
The cattle buyer from Fl. Ripley
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LITTLE ROCK

March 90: Mrs. Fred Holtz from
Ft. Ripley is here visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kriefall.
Fred Kowitz left Monday for bust
ness trip to ST. Cloud.
Aug. Sauer returned last week from
Mclrose, where he visited relatives.
John Britt will have an auction
sele Thursday, April 9th. {.
Hans Wischnewski left for Mime
apolis last week to look after business
affairs. 81. ssS
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hodorff
Thursday, March 23rd, a daughter.
Nick Daniel lost horse last week,
it having a broken leg, the effects OF
Kick from another horse.
The Farmers Creamery had spe.
cial meeting Saturday evening and
found everything O. K.
Peter Jansen, who was employed II
St. Paul, is here visiting with his sis
ter, Mrs Nick Daniel. .,>.... U.s..
Those who transacted business il
Royalton Monday were: Dan Stricken
R. Larsen, John Britt, Rob. Moran
Sylvester Kowitz, John Posterick, ant
Rob. Roache, Jr.
Frank Pietron was a visitor in NORTH
Prairie last Thursday.
The creamery made 46 tubs of but
ter last week.
, Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fergerson
! Monday, March 9th, a son.
Jack Herman was Morrill, calle
Sunday, =. :.;H.
Sylvester Kowitz is employed by
VIM. Wischnewski at present.
Spring is on it's way, but slow. Thu
wheels are beginning to move bu
| don't 60 very good.
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All fresh goods at the Mueller
grocery store, Little Fa!is.-Adv. s..
BELLE PRAIRIE

March % During last week, the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
had about Is men employed in setting
up the telegraph lines. By the end of
the week, all the lines and poles were
up and are in good order again. The
electric lines were also down but they
were not damaged as much as the tel
egraph lines. Those in this communi-
ty that have electric lights were with
out them for about four days.
Mrs. Fl. Schilling and Mrs. G.. Smith
were visitors Sunday at the Ben May
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
W. Tucker and family were visitors at
the Anton Bellefeuille home Thursday.
Gilbert St. Marie was passenger
to Mapletown, N. D., Saturday, where
he will take up position he has Sc
cured. His brother and Pyrle Forcier
were somewhere near there.
Ben May was in Little Falls on bust
ness Tuesday.
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EAST RIPLEY

March 30:-Mr. Richey is bacA OF
the job Of carrying mail after being
i'll one week. After We have substi
tute awhile, we sure appreciate Mr.
Richey. -.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Tomblin Of
North Prairie visited at the l.. Pint
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Groshong have
purchased the H. Groshong farm ant
will move there in short time.
VIM. Tew and Chas. Larson of Gil
bert passed through here, enroute tt
Freedmen Monday.
VIM. Rogers of Gilbert visited a
the E. Nordahl home Sunday. -.
Friends here were shocked over the
death of Edmund Jenest of Brainerd
Edmund was born and spent some OF
his early life here before moving tc
Brainerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arendt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rebischke attended church al
Freedmen Monday.
Sam Tough, who has been suffering
from rheumatism the past week, i:
not much better.
Miss Ida Oleson of the Little Fall:
high school is practicing teaching fo'
Mrs. Farrow this week.
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SOUTHWEST PIKE CREEK

March 29:-Max Eckman arrived
home last Saturday from Virginia,
where he had been. employed.
A. A. Barton of Little Falls was i
Pike Creek caller last Friday.
Mike 1lllman was Little Falls
caller Sunday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Click were visitors
Sunday at the Vince Eckman home. at
Little Falls.
Sophia and Rose Ringwelski visited
Sunday at the A. Trebiatoske home:
The following men of this vicinity
hauled loads of logs to the Adolph
Socher place in Swan River Thursday,
and Friday to have it cut into lumber:
William Copa, Bart Ringwelski; Ste
phen Ringwelski, Joe Manka and
George Trebiatoske.
The ice on the Mississippi river
along this line is rapidly melting
away.
Joseph Click, who hauled load Of
hay from the Drellack farm to his
place last week, had the misfortune
of an overturned load. Quite mess
was the result.
A slight snowfall took place Mon
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was. IN this vicinity snday buying
NORTH Ell / DALE

March 26:-- As. Olson went to
sBowlls Friday saf ter some lumber.
Martin Geek Of Little Falls visited
his cousins, Frank and johnnie Geek,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
NJ !. Madison and family Of Swan
River moved to the village Of Elmdale
this week, where they will live IN the
house vacated BY Mrs. PetersonL until
they get their new residence built. @
J. ]. jacobson went to Bowlus Sat-
urday on business. z@
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j jacobson and
children visited at the home of r. P
Anderson of Swan River Sunday, it
being Mr.. Anderson s birthday.
Miss Annie Larson visited her
friend, Miss Regina Jendro, few
days last week. s.
Misses Charlotte Olson and Annie
Larson visited the school in district
No. Is Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Geek went to
Little Falls Thursday on business. i
Miss Naomi Chapman, who teaches
school at Swan River, visited her aunt
Mrs, A. Nelson, Saturday. 49, " .
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on account of sickness. Next date of
demonstration will be shown in these
columns later.
Lutheran services were held at the
church Sunday. ~
Gordon VanAttu and Glen Petri
went to Minneapolis Sunday.
Carl Mostrom was in Little Falls
Monday.
Mrs. "a o. Holt expects her new in
cubator to hatch April LIST. : We hope
it will not prove to be exactly an April
Fool -.
Lutheran Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs
John Mostrom's Wednesday, April u,
> DeWitte Harris is helping Elmer
Nelson this week.
j. P. Dubbels shipped some pure
bred chickens to Motley Tuesday,.
Judge Holt sawed wood for Max
Meyer Monday, and Tuesday for P. O.
Swanson.
Fred Minske's had the misfortune to
lose their home and everything they
had, when their house burned down
early "Wednesday morning..
Ad6lph Olson was Little Falls call
er Wednesday.
Pete Etzler was in Staples Saturday.
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LASTRUP'

March 2S:--John WIRING was bust
ness caller in Little Falls>last Monday.
John Buesseler was a Lake Sullivan
visitor last week.
All are anxiously waiting for the
first car to appear on our streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman, Cornelia Vir-
mig and John Holm were Pierz callers
on Friday. + F. Nj 1Es
Mr.. and Mrs: Jake Holm and family
moved from their residence on the east
side of town to the south side of town.
Cedonia Finneman and Cornelia Vir-
mig were callers at the F.: X. Buesse-
Ter home ON Sunday.
Pete Buesseler: Of Lake Sullivan was
g Lastrup caller on Wednesday.
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III III i
Motiey Mercury rs joNa1l
closed . & recently Tor the pnichase
pf the otleya blu ks.nitl shop and
took charge Sof sit lastt wee
sss Mi. SjoWall bonggiht the building and
1ot 81 Little d Thielen and bongh At 4
part OF the tools 81 n Jorgefson,
who has bcen running the shop for
some time. ssSs
Nj. sioWall is our experienced black,
smith, having operated q, shop here
and lat other places for q number q
4 years. He is planning on equipplnlg
The shop with more mach inery a q
tools so as to turn out first class work
rapidly. 81, J,
Ms. Hattie Gardner returned We'd
nesday from Iowa, where she had beer
to attend the funeral Of her sister.l IN
& lak.
Rev. Albert Newkirk arrived las
week for visit at the homeAo hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Newkirk.
81 Ed. Seeley left Tuesday for Wake
4 where he spent the night with friends
On Wednesday, he went to Women
Lake, near Hackensack, where he ex
pects to work this summer.
D. IA baby girl was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Geo. Hicks, on Saturday night.
Ray Cottingham is on the sick list.
A baby girl was born to .Mr. an
Mrs. Frank Hazuka, Jr., on Thursda,
of last week. >.z,--s s.
The Mercury is going to press . da
earlier this week, so that work ca
!, me started ON moving the building t
its new location 100 feet east Of wher
it now is. p <<G So. +
A baby boy was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Roy Thompson on Friday night.
D. D. Minkler arrived recently fro1
Strawberry Point, Ia, and moved Q
to the farm recently vacated by I.
Hammer. 49,
A baby girl was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Leon Stanher on Sunday. =
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ma Snry,s
81 red ettmer Loft Saturday for
her home 81 8 Tracy after . visit here
With her parents
Lee GammOn had the mist fortune to
cut his foot quite badly with an axe
Wednesday morning while cutting
wood. &C.
Il. and Mrs. John CURE and
children spent Sunday with relatives
s Ms. +. Bjorklund and children Of
Clongh spent Sunday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. C. d, Cannon.
The U and I club was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. Henry OFT Thurs
day, March 80. 85..,s E.
Mrs. William Edden, who had the
misfortune 10 fall on the. ice last
week, and hurt her back quite badly,
is slowly improving. .
Vic Anderson returned last week to
Minneapolis, where he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shipman Of Belle
Prairie spent Monday night with
friends here, returning home Tuesday
morning. ssa 56 d SO,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Nauertz enter
tanned number Of their friends Thurs:
day evening. Progressive 500 was
played during the evening, after which
a fine supper was served, and a most
enjoyable time was passed by all.
Mrs. Jessie Swanson is on the sick
list this week, suffering with a sore
throat.
Frank Brousseau and son of Little
Falls were here on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Larson and lit
tie daughter Bernice visited at the
Charley Helmerick home in Darling
Sunday. n. H. - ~. s,. $3.50. -.
Frank Shipman Of Belle Prairie Wis
tied Monday at the home Of his broth
er Charley. .-...-
Raymond Nauertz, who has beer
sick with, the humps for several days
is. much better now. -.
Frank Edden and e. l.. Edden hauled
stock to Little Falls Monday for ship
ping. They reported the roads il
pretty bad condition.
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WEST BELLEVUE

March 29:-JohnL edo and family
visited at the Podany home Friday.
Miss Bernice Dayton spent the week
end at her home near Rice
Mrs. F. x. FISHERMAN came up from
st. Cloud Friday for visit at the
home Of her son Frank.
Mr.. Podany and daughter were in
Royalton Thursday. n
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Schubert were in
Anoka Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ZimmermaG
were in Little Falls Saturday.
Eight ears were through here Mon
day, March -, the first since February
Rural telephone 6.F is under repair.
Ed. Barton was in Rovalton Satur-
day and Tuesday,.
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GILBERT.

March 2S:-Clarence futile and Der
nard Kisting were business callers il
Little Falls Thursday and Friday.
: Miss Hilma Broberg Of Little Falls
came up last Friday for a few. days
visit with relatives and friends
Friends of Mrs. Earl Tew are glai
to learn that sheahas improved consid
erablv, since going to Battle Lake.
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day evenine nexer the less the snow
!siss nearly gone, and the people are,
beginning to use wagons. Automobile
traffic rs sas yet hopeless, due to the
deep ruts on the roads. Anyone wish
ing to travel ct q higher rate Of speed
than the horse can travel is advised to
take either the aeroplane or the hydro
plane.
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b johnson was . Little Falls visitor
last Friday. ...#
a. j. Larson Of Little Falls came up
Friday to look after his farm interests
here. $5 TX, f..
Irving and. Willie Tew sawed wood
at Albert Olson $ AHA Charles Larson 3
last week.
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GREEN. PRAIRIE

March 29:-Dewey Eckerson went
to Rail Prairie Friday evening. -
Arthur Morrill, made trip to Ran.
dali Tuesday with his car.
Vern OFT Of Little Falls spent the
weekend here with his parents, Mr.
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weekend here with his parents, Mr..
State of Minnesota.}
County of Morrison.} %
District Court. i, \.
~" Seventh Judicial District.
Lottie L. Martin,
Plaintiff.
Fl r A. hgdingt On and m;{a Lagra E:
VanAlstine; A. w. Horton;
H A. Liyington; unknown
heirs Of H. A.. Ludington.
decedent; also all other per-
sons unknown claiming any
right. title, estate, interest
or lien in the real estate de-
scribed in the complaint
herein,
Defendants.
The AB SATE N& 8E m1N 5EESNb4 8S she
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned and required to answer, the
complaint Of the Plaintiff in the above
office of the Clerk of the said Court at
Of Little Fails. in said County Of MOI
1s92 and State Of and
said complaint upon the subscriber at
his office in the City of Little Falls,
in said County and State, within TWEEN
vty (2O) days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day
.of such service; and if you failed so To
serve your answer to said complaint
in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in said com
plant.
., Dated D Lit ta5g Falls Minnesota March
49,. D. NJ. CAMERON, < ,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
First National Bank Building.
Little Falls, Minnesota.
State Of Minnesota Zee -.
County of Morrison. .~.-.. ..
Seventh Judicial District.
tsAME PARTIES As IN SUMMONS IN.
NOTICE)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
an action has been commenced in this
against the above named defendants,
and Is now pending therein. The OBJ
ject OF said action Is that the plaintiff
judging. and decreeing her to be the
owner in fee simple of the premises
and real estate described in the COM
plant therein, and the relief sought by
the plaintiff in said action is as fol-
, T. That she, the said plaintiff, may
E BE- adjudged to be the owner in fee
scribed and of ali Of the same, and
that her title thereto may be Quoted
and that the defendants in this action
no right title, interest or estate in
said real estate and no lien upon OF
against the same.
II II. e .. for any reason, the title ct
described shall appear to the Court to
be invalid, then and in that event
plaintiff PEays that this Court may
tnrest penalties and costs embraced In
Il. tax certificate described In the
sal complaint, and of all subsequent
f. .es, penalties, interest or costs paid
u n all Of the same at the rate Of
q Y live (12l per cent per annum, from
th=s date Of said respective payments.
and detsrmined may IS adjudged e Sc
lien upon the premises herein de-
scribed in favor Of. the plaintiff, and
that said premises may be sold BY this
~ the said lien and the Judgment
costs Of this action and the costs oa q, 81
III III Plaintiff further prays that
she may have such other and further
relief 90 T.. the Court may seem prop
ser. together Nth q the costs md Dis
The premises and real estate affect
Il ed. involved. and brought # II qlleae-
ZION IN this seton q situated IA tho
nesota. and aIe more palticuiarly de!
me Mort q ous q IS s. (ns = 81
:st's at sg Tsnts rh;ss sssI. 81 Bss-
. 11s 8 = So;
!. ;61s ~
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LINCOLN.

Bring your eggs to the Mueller gro.
Gerry store, Little Falls.-Adv. 5. -
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State of Minnesota,)
)ss
County of Morrison.)
District Court ,
Seventh Judicial District.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-14

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb. 1.-THE
big four railroad brotherhood have
divided into two groups. each OF
which will conduct separate ncEotia-
tions with the railway mana gers In
regional -c0sfrrcuccs. Th~ brOther-
hood OF locomotive engineers viii
meet the railway executives jointly
with tho brotherhood or locomotive
firemcu and engincmen. The brother
hood of. railroad trainmen and the
order OF Railway Conductors VIII
conduct their conferences jointly.
This WAS announced tonight by w.
q. Lee. president OF the tr.inmcn and
Warrcn s stone. grand chief OF tho
engineers.
Further than this they would say
little.
1T Is our Intention in tho future.
Mr. Leo said. TO handle wage qucs-
lions thru our regional associations MS
wc did prior TO the national ncEotia
tlons carried on during the war
period"
This means that concerted action
on wage matters which have existed
for several years Is ended for tho pres
Ont at least. IL was understood. The
brothcrhoods row Will deal with tho
railways in three rcrions-sastcrn.
western and scuthern-instcad of as
a whole thru tho labor board. 1t was
declared This is understood to be
agreeable to the railway executives.
The first such conference VIII he
held Ia New York Thursday between
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-14
FORD WON'T CHANGE
SENSE OF CONTRACT
House Committee Questions
Proposal to Lease Muscle
Shoals Plant

WASHINGTON. d. C. Feb. 11.-Df.
forts OF house military committeeman
to exact Il pledge for tho manufacture
OF fertilizers during tho 100 year life
OF the proposed contract by Henry
Ford for purchase and lease OF the
governments properties at Muscle
Shoals. Ala. failed today.
w. Il. Mayo, appearing before the
committee as the personal represen>
tativc OF Mr.. Ford, declared the Detroit
manufacturer, was not willing to modi-
fy his offer in any Of its existing pro.
visions. unless 1t was to clarity the
language only and not to alter the
plan itself. Committeeman also failed
in their attempts during examination
of Major j. II. Burns. chief OF the am
munitiou division of the army's ord
nance department to adjust differences
of opinion between officers and those
In tho judge advocates general with
regard to tho Warrior power plant,
Major Burns insisted thruout an ex-
tended interrogation that the Kovern-
mcnt was obligated to sell that pro-
pcrty to the Alabama Power company
or remove 1T from their grounds. He
declared it could not be sold to Mr..
Ford as part of the Muscle Shoals
project unlcss the government violated
contract with the company. Pre-
viously officers of tho Judge advocate
generals department had said tho con-
tract was non -enforciblc. Statements
by Mr.. Burns that the Warrior plant
was not essential to the Ford plan were
countcred later by Mr. Mayo who do
clared tho power developed there was
needed and Mr.. Ford would demand a
clear title to that unit as specified In
his offer. This situation was regard
ed hy several committee members az
interposinE a difficult obstruction to
be overcome before they could return
the Ford plan to the house for di.po-
sition by that body while others de-
+
all unless the contract with the com.
pany is violated.