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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
freeport.

gu ibrem IS. @%ebnrtstag malrof
a1u Dienitas pergangener Wo@e Irar
81. 8olfing in ibrem Sotel bon ibre1
6reunoinnen iberraidt uno in ber8
lider 8eile begluduuni9t. &Aarte1t
]piel mar 0as Sauptpergnitgen, uni
oabei errangen s5Srau S. 8. Stommes
Sen eriten, Grau Clinton &ol6en Der
3ueiten uno 5rau Sobn Sreoel Der
iogenannten &on1olationspreiS. Sral
8olfing puroe BEL Der Jeier mi
mebreren a%nnebmbaren @elbenfer
bebndt.
@oia @dmeing, Die feds Sabre al:
tie Godter Der 5rau 9einrtd
@dmeing, melde am 9darla6fiebe1
ihlimm erfpanft par, befinoet ft6 5u1
6reu6e ibrer Gltern auf 6em Wege
ser @enelung.
SRI. Mgnes @0bel begab ii6 Mfitte
pe~rfloliener Bode nod Minneepolts'
100 lie mdbrenb Der 4ranfbeit tbres
Brnoers un6 ieiner @attin ben Sous.
bolt fubren miro.
fSrau SEQ Bauer un6 5obn gSal.
lace bon Wpnticeqo, Winn., btelter
lid bier BEL Sen @ltern nno 8roBel=
tern Geo. nblenfoH urb Sra11 uni
BEL ionitigen Bertpan6ten aft Gage
lang beiudsmeiie auf.
&onrab 6infen prlroe BON le111e1
@attin nit einem ber5igen Sodter:
den beidenft, pabren6 Elm munteres
s0bnd)en In Der 6amilie S. St. Butt
tpeiler pinfommene Mufnnbme fano.
Sen bei6en g%lternpaare gfngen 81 oer
FROZEN @reigniiien pielieitige Slid
miini6e 5u.
Gebrer Clinton Ibeiien, tDeldbe1
ndbreno Ser Iester bier Sabre i'm
Sduloiitrift 81 unterridtete, 1T iii
oas fommenbe 5duliqbr rpieoer &c.
bungen mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
St. u1artin.

Moum Sssoa un0 @attin BON Sod
mooo, sasf., Canada, erfreuten boz
ibrer Seimfebr nod CANADA tire bic
iiqen 8ertpan0ten nit angenebmem
8eiu9e.
Sri. Mlnpa Blonigen unb Sri,
sSrances &onmann, melde liA in golb
Spring als Mdberinnen beranbilben,
maren uber 5onntag bier bel rbren
Berpan6ten.
6. Ebielmunn un6 8ro11 bon IDon
mare1 perfloliene Bo@e bier in Der
6amilie Beter Gerres gu @alte.
.Sacob Mauf9 bon Greeport gonnte
[1i6 bier bic 6Sreuoer elmer mebrtdgis
gen Batan5.
Ser @ilage Council belt Dien1tag,
Sen %. Sebrunr, ieine Mbrednung.
8eim grplooierer elmer gaiolin'
lampe erlitt Mibnel 5hlid i6mer5-
boae @un0en an elmer ieiner &dnoe
uno i'm @eii6t. 81. Musmann bon
8opnesDiae nurbe gu Silfe gerufen,
Der aber Der ihlehten 8ege balber
erft einige Gage nod benz nnfaa bier
eintreffen fonrte.
Sri. Mnrio Mebr, nelde 1ib elmer
ibIimmen &ono megen i'm Mdmonoer
9ospitM b%ebonbeln IieB, 1T porleeten
|Snmitag aus ser Seilanitolt mod
9auie entlalien poroen.
Seinri9 Sdlif bon Menominee
befinbet iib bier beiuhspeiie I'M per
manofdnftlidet &reiie,
Soba1r Gleifdbafer uno Matb. s.
a1lbl toaren porlesten Smitag IN
Midnono, no lie iiiid ben NIT benz
bon Ser @anpt Manufacturing Cont
panp Fabri5ierten gdneepflug gernad-+
ten geril,h aniaben. .5.
Grau Sobn @nr0ing nnb &t1oer
bon Safe Senrp paren bier Sonntogs-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
Rodpiue.

Die bier Dobnen6e 6amtlie Mfi6.
81. Molitor lit in befGagensmerter
Weiie beimgeiu6t, inoem ale Mit:
glieber b%erielben bon Der Snfluen5o
beimgeiu6t iinb.N adbarn nebmen iid
Ser 6annilie in liebensmir0iger 8ei-
Ie an.
Gin fleines 50bnden ser 6amilte
SSobann Gbeis leibet an elmer SLUT.
Dergiftung an einem leiner &nie.
S6ltmm erfranft liegt Elm fleines
S0dterden Ser 5amilie Sobn Weino
l1ieoer. Mn5eiben Der 8elierung lino
CUR Breube Ser Gltern borbanoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

geieien ieinen III 8eit Union tpobnen-
ben 8eripan0ten einen geinb.
Mah mebrere Gage tangent 8ei1s
he in 5ti1nuter lit BraM Wilb. Stert1
iii ibren 6amilienfreis 5uriiidfgefebrt..
gran 81. S. aolb Bat iid bon iibf--
rem untpoblfein nieoer pollitdnoig er-
bolt. Z.
Der GGurnilie 8ernbaro Sod tpuroe
Elm geinnbes 50bnd)en gebore1. Wfoge
es Ben @ltern MIR Sreuoe bereiten!
g5nd einem in Der ct. Bonifa5ils<
fir6e am Montagmorge11 pom boebtp.
Bfarrer 8iuenbrinf gefeiertetl Ne-
quiem, nobel Die bodaD. &erren 8uB-
mann unb &ilian aliiitierteM, fanb Die
8eeroig,,ng Der 8ral Mgnes Seler-
mann itatt meldJe i'm Mlter bon 43
SSabren infolge Darmoeri9lingung
nebit Ser5letoen, barob man bon ets
ner Operation abiteben muBte, zines
leltgen CODES itarb. Die Ber1torbene
muroe IN Sloenburg, Deuti6lano, ge-
boren, bon no tie I'M Mlter bon eli
Sabren in bie1eS 2an6 fam. 3pei=
unb3pan5ig Sabre alt Derebeli9te lie
ii9 nit Sen. @e1iel, nab belien Sob
lie Dor 5w0lf Sabren oie 5meite gbe
nit @einri9 Selermannn eingtng,
sem Tie flint &in0er %binterlaBt, bon
oenen oas dlteite Md6aen 5pan5ig
Sabre un6 bas iiinglte 5mei Sabre
3aBlt. 8or flint Sabren bpannte Die
@obnung Der Samilie Seuermann
nieoer. 1pobei brei &in6er BEN 500
fanoen, rno Sic m1nmebr Berftorbe=
ne idlimme 8ranbuunoen 0apontrl1g.
Sur 8eeroiglng, Die unter ben gus=
pi5ien oes Brallenpereins, 6em lie als
Mitglieo ongeborte, batte iib eine
groBe Mn5abl Berpon0ten uno 5reun=
De Ser 10 fdner beimgeiubten Jami-
lie, oeren Slater i6limm erfranft nle=
6erliegt nno 10 an ber Eeilnabme Des
8egrabniiies ni6t teilnebmen fonnte,
ei~ngefnnoen, Inn Der Dabtngei6ieoe=
men, oeren 500 audi bon einem lie
nod iiberlebenoen 8ru0er, Ebeo6or
$. &innenfamp, betrauert miro, ben
lebten @brenbienit at ertpeiien. Moge
sic @erftorbene, bie ais treue Satin,
furiorglibe Mutter 11n0 edit 6riitlid
gelinnte Srmu itets bas bette 8eilpiel
gab, ruben in 5rteoen. Sen trau=
ern6en @interbliebenen moblgemein=
tes 8eilei6.
ts 8eIeio.
Sotm. @err 90. Mabotpalo bon
ct Glou6, Direftor Der Dio5eian=
Bobltdtigfeitsbereine bielt lebten
8reitognadnrfttag Dor Der Miiiions-
geieuidaft, Sic i'm @roge1doB Der ct.
8onifa8iusfirbe cine gut beinhte Ser
lammlnng bate einen lebrrei9en nr1o
intereI}anten Bortrag iiber Wiiiions=
,urbeiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
Saul Rapios.

Dl1rb feline &ehtsnntpdlte Como:
bne & AuigleD bon ct. CLOUD ba'
ST. Da1ibam BON bier eine a1f $50
900 Mutenbe Sba6eneriabflage geger
Die Greet Nortbern gifenbabngelea.
idaft %anltrengen laiien. Duidam be:
bauptet in ieiner &lage, 6aB er zines
|Gages i'm pergangenen Sanltar beim
NieoerItir5en zines @eruiteS in Der
Great Nortbern 8abntperfitdtten, bas
mdbrenb ietner Mrbeit auf i'm fiel
f9Iimme Berlebungen %6aDontrug. Die
&lage miro i'm Stearns Gountp Nai:
Dntriftgert9t perbanoelt mer6en.
S. Sbnringer bon bier bot elm $50:
tent auf eine,1 berbeiierten S6ran:
benoreber, ben er filr5li6 perDoaitan.
oigte, bon Ser @egierungs : Batent=
office erBalten.
Sci ibrem I'M Conn Miroen mob
nen6en sobne @rnit lit 6reitagmor.
gen Sra1 MppoIonia Gael imgllter bon
81 Sabren %geitorben. a6t Gage BOT
ibrem Eobe murbe tie pom Sdlage
geriibrt. Dienitngn1orgen fano bon ber
.5t. Natridsfirde aus nod einem BON
bodm. Germ S. 8elp gefeierten He'
quiem Die geeroigrng aa1f benz st.
Yotridfs @ottesader itatt.
CHARLES 8en uro @attin tper6en
am IA. Mar5 ibr %gol6enes Gbeinbi-
laiinm feiern f0ijnren. Seit 1879 gebort
@err BeI at Sen prominelten Biir-
germ bieier Srtihaft, beren Mngelez
.genbeite11 ct itets bas groBte SSntereile
entgegenbradte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
ll1eIroIe.

oSlt Oer vi. OUNllu6lu9t1iHe lH'of
len Montag IeBter 8o6e pabreno Ell;
mes uni 1eun llbr pom bohp. Bfarrer
sos. 8%iaenbrtnf geiungenen Bnaut:
amtes ser 8nno fir's 2eben 8. S,
@unoermom uno SRI. Soiepbine
8olbert, Sodter Der n0r0lib bon oer
|5taot tp%obnenben Samilie Sern1ann
8olbert. M0ge es oe1n iungen Baaree
gemaB oem Bunibe ieiner 9ertpanb-
ten ur6 Befannten ant eigener 9eroe
in spring Safe, Sasf., Canada, no
ser 8rautigam in Ser 9anomirtidaft
tatig tit nnb 1pobin ii@ oas ll11ge
@oar fommeroes Sriiblobr begeber
miro, itets m%oblergeben!
Sier lit sic Nodri6t e%ingetroffen,
SAB sic 8obnung 0es Soiepb Beue,
ser in friiberen Sabren bier iein &ein1
hatte, iebt aber cine 5arm metrere
Meileu bon Mnbnomen betpobnt, IN
Ser Madt oes Is. Gebruar bnr6 Seu=
er eingedi6ert muroe. Serr Belle trug
BEL oem ungliid 8ran6tplnoen I'M
@eiiht unb an oen 9dnoen 0apon.
6rar @ele erlitt amar feline 8rano=
munoen, error aber anf oem Wege
al Ser nabe gelegenen 8obnr1tg ibres
BruoerS sos. @peslage beioe 5ltBe.
Sur tpeniges bon Ben &leioungsltu=
den unb Sen Wobeln Der Sanilte
fonnte gerettet lper0en, bod fonnte Die
pferoe uno ionitiges Bieb aus Dem
5toue beransgelai1en meroen, bepor
lid bie SIammen oielem @ebd1oe
mitteilten.
81. Mamn9er, melder imraer nod
i'm ct. @apboels Sospital IN ct.
Glouo inter 6r5tliber Bebanolnng
ltebt, NOR 5onntag bier i'm Bertpa11o=
te11z ur6 Sreunoesfreiie.
S. 81. Midels BON Wabpeton, Ns.
g., lit nab mebrere Gage largem Be=
Jude BEL ieinen bier mobnenoen Sob
men Soiepb unb Geo na6 Sauie gu
rudgefebrt.
Seinri6 Gbonborn nno &tnoer,
ssobanr1 unb aatbarina, BON 9ab'rre,
Mort., mar i'm 2aufe letter Bod)e
mebrere Gage bier IN Ser Sreo. Wtu==
ters Bamilie gu Gaite. !.
Mop 8orgeroing begah ii9 Nttte
|beraangener Bohe in @ei6aften nod
Bier5.
ssraa1 SEQ Bauer un6 Sobn Nal.
lace bon Monticeno, Minn,, %erfre1ltenl
|iih bier Der @aittptrtidaft Der Santi-
lie 8. S. Meper.
Bernbart 5dnnibt, 5rau uni, Sim
Ser bon BIue gartb, Minn., eritatte-
ten bier 'pertpanots unb frellnoidaftlt-
DE geiude.
Mib. Mieien bon MIbertpille nor
@aif in 8eim bes bier tuobnenoet
Matbias 5erpatiis. Sn 8egleitltng
oes eyobann 5erbatius eritattete i .5.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
st Qnthony.

MIbert @era6s mar lebte Wo9e NIT
1nttermaNen fir Die 6arrter be-
I6aftigt, cine Mrbeit, Ser er iid ger
ne binaibt, tpenr es linn an ion1tiger
Mrbeit gebri9t.
SRI Mnna Wentb bon ct. Glono
.erfreute bier mobnenoen Bermano=
ten un6 6renn6innen NIT mebrere
Sage 6auern6em Beiude.
Gbriit 5doubel febrte 1ette 8ofe
Don Da1lutb 5urud, no er falt Elm
ganaes Sabr oauernoe 8el9dftignng
bntte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
st. uihoIas.

9onneritagmorger letter gSodDe
bat Sobann 8efius, moblDorbereltet
auf oer u11bermeioliden Gang in Die
@migfeit, oas 3eitlide geiegnet. Der
Beritorbene lpurbe Dor 81 Sabren I'M
@roBber5ogtum 2uremb1rg geboren
Don no er in 1860 na6 Mmerifa aus
lponoerte. 8or pier5ig Sabren Derebe-
lifte er iid in st. Soiepb, Scott
Gountp, Minn., nit aatbnrinn R,1p-
pert, melhe nod etpa ie6s5ebnlabri=
ger glifliber Gle am 8. 5ebruar in
1880 bei einem 8ranoungliid ibren
SOB fanb. Dieier Gle entfproiien iie-
ben &inoer, bon 6enen nod bier: So
bann bon minneapolis, Jran Sid.
Seller BON minneapolis, Gran Beter
q. 0euti6 BON Soroan, Nfinn, nnb
Sacob bon bier, Dem 2eben erbnl=
ten iinb. SIM SSanuar 1882 ging er
cine 3lpeite CHE nit Anna Bagner
Elm un6 fam i'm Sabre 1899 nod ct.
Ni6olas, po er iia in ben 8eiit Ell
ner Ser i90niten 6armen in bieier
umgegen6 bradte. 8or etliden Sab
rem iibergab er ieinem 5obne Sobann
oiefes San6gut un0 5og iib in ben
moblperoienten Rubeltanb 5urud. Die
5tpeite G6e tpar NIT 5ebn &inbern ge=
iegnet, bon 6enen nod a6t: 5rau
Natbias Steil unb Jrnu &aspnr
@teil, melde in Chrome, Nlberta, Ga
NADIA, ibr &eim baden, Srau 8eter
lSfaltfis bon minneapolis, Sobnnn,
Die 6ral1en Heter Shmitt uno Mfa=
tbias N5aD bon bier unb SRI. 0lipia,
Die nod BEL Der Mutter it, nit ser
@attin Der 8eritorbenen 6eIfen gob
betrauern; un6 in beren 9er5elei5
teilt ii6 Elm 8ru0er> Seinrib 8edi1s
bon Seem l1lm, Minn., nelder nit
ieinem Sobne 3eter an ser 8eeroi=
gung teilnabm. Diefe fano am Gam
1tag na6 einem Dom bobm. Serrn
Sdeuer in Ser ct. Nid)oIas STRIDE
gebaltenen Requiem I'M Beiiein bes
ct. Nitolaus=Mdnnerberein, belIen
langes un6 e%brenmertes Mitglieb er
gepeien, un6 nnter ionitig GROCER
Setlnabme auf Dem bieiigen @ottes=
adler itatt. SSn inn tpuroe elm gutter,
@ritli6 geiinnter Mean1 gu @rabe
getrngen, ben nebit Der betagten @at=
tin 0rei S6bne nno neun Sodter BE-
tral.ern. M6ge ser Dqbingeidieoene
ruben IN Srie0en!
Sim Sonntagnadmittag belt ser
ct. NifoIans unterihitungsberein
ieine piertelidbrlide Beriammlung
ab. Drei neue MitgIieoer mur6en auf-
ger1ommen. Nah Der @eldaftsper=
iommlung belt Ser bodp. 3farrer
S6ener cine lebrreibe, aber aud
orollige Nniprade iiber sen l1riprung
bonn Sdnaps respeftipe rWoon=
ibine."
Jrau aarl S9miH nnb SRI. gqn
Gn6erle Don ct. CLOUD lparen iiber
Counting al 8e5ud beim erfranften
2eonbar6 Sobannes, oem @ater ser
5ra1 Sdmitt.
Soiepb Bal3 begab ii9 lester1 Cant
itag nod Sa11f Centre, no er auf eli
ner groBen DairD 5arm Nniteul1ng
genommen bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
pier,.

gead mebrere Gage langem 8efttde
in Sen 89tpiiangsitaoten 1T SRI. 8au.
lina Noge1 anfangs letter 8odt
.beimgeftebrt. u
Mtd). 2ofomitib, melder iib meb,
rere 8oden beiudshetie in ber aa.
pitolitabt aufbielt, lit pieoer IN uriere
Mitte 81lrMidgefebrt. #
sri. .Selera geberfon BON 9iaman,'
1T anfangs bergnngerer Bode aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

rem ~Dorlebten Montag III g6en gal.
len, no tie Dem anoeren Cages abge-
Daltenen 8egrdbntiie oes Sri, Ger
truo &obbin, elmer SdDeiter Der
Iral Motbias &ontbeim beirpobnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
5duf Centre.

Sn Ser bieiigen &odnigen Der Gngel-
Rirde feierte ser bohp. SEER S. Seq
ron am Mortagmorgerr LETTER Bode
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
Ser Msihael Malbprf einenl Gingeren

8einb.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27
COL. FREEMAN THORPE DEAD

Now you can afford Ford car at
the new low prices?-Adv.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27
Come and Gone

Mrs. J. N. Totten went to Superior
Friday for visit with relatives.
!. Mrs. G.. w. Frye returned the lat
ter part Of last week from an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends in
Minneapolis and Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mrozek and
daughter Isabel went to Information
al Falls Friday for visit with rela-
tives. =. = ~>> -,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bitten and chill
dren Of Brandon were here over Sun
day visiting Mrs. Bitzen's brothers,
Titus and Otto Plettl.
J. E.. A. McClintick and Sam Olson
left Saturday for Wyoming, Anoka
county, after visit with R. A. Me-
Clintick Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry Berg and chill
! dren Of Ely left Friday for a visit
with relatives at Floodwood, after at
tending the MassyBerg wedding here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg returned to
Ashland, Wis, Friday, after a visit at
! the T. O. Berg home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kemp and
daughter Title spent the weekend Wis
iting relatives in the twin cities.
: Mr.. Kemp also transacted business
T. R. Alton returned to Alexandria
Monday, after weeks visit with his
daughter, Mrs. E. j. Carlson.
Joseph Rudolph of Brainerd, former,
ly of this city, transacted business
here Saturday.
z. N. Barnes was in Minneapolis
over Sunday, visiting his wife and
his daughter, Mrs. J. Sivertsen.
Miss Vera McDermott, who has been
trimmer at the Paris Shop, returned
to Jasper Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Nye of Litch-
field were here Sunday visiting their
daughter, Mrs. O. D. Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rhoda of Grey
Eagle were in Little Falls Saturday
visiting their daughter, Miss Rosetta
Rhode, who is employed at the Amer
lean National bank.
Mrs. Parker Haywood Of Belgrade
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G.. Anderson Of this city, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Hinckle were at
Crosby over Sunday visiting Mr..
Hinckle's son Robert and family.
Msgr. August Plachta Of Royalton
was business visitor in this city
Monday.
Miss Esther johnson of Minneapo-
lis, formerly Of this city, was here
over Sunday visiting friends, a guest
at the Peter Newman, ST., homo,
Mrs. W. A. Dawson left Monday for
Minneapolis to join Mr.. Dawson. They
will reside there.
Mrs. Mary Krause and daughter,
Mrs. Anne X. Eimcrs, spent the week
end with friends in Crosby.
Miss Rose Nowak was in Minneapo-
lis over Sunday visiting her sister
Agnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Vogh and chill
dren of Annandalo visited at the Al.
Matteson home here Sunday. Mrs.
Vogh was before her marriage Miss
Ellen Rix, former local resident.
Matt Newman, who is employed in
Minneapolis, visited with his family
here over Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

tiers from ). o. P1eus, Repub-
iMcan, Edward Indrehus, Democrat and
which they were received, a1ter each
had been asked 60 give the committee
his position with respect to the amend
ment.
The statement received from ]. a.
o. Preus, incumbent and Republican
candidate follows: S.h
1.-THE adoption by the voters Of
Amendment No. !, the rural credits
amendment to the constitution, ia
necessary to complete the program Of
beneficial farm legislation which the
last legislature tried to put into Of.
feet. r passed, it viii supplement
and fit in with the marketing legisla-
tion passed in 1921 and which is now
in force. Il -5...5...' - 49,"
*'The credit system which will be
put in effect if the amendment is
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

Clyde Bartee, who has been tele.
graph operator at the N. P. station
here for number Of years, has resign"
ed his position recently and he left
Sunday for Trenton, Mo-, to join his
family, who are visiting relatives
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartee will go to
Davenport, Ia., in January to take a
course in chiropractic. F. L. Christie
of Fargo arrived here Friday with his
family and he has taken the position
as operator vacated by Mr.. Bartee.
He has the third trick.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27
CANDID TES
AMEN NO
Al 0UBERfTAToRIAL " UANDI
DATES URGE VOTERS 10 SUP
Port RURAL. CREDITS PLAN

Statements urging support for
Amendment No. 1-Rural Credits lat
the polls on Nov. Z, were issued last
week by the three candidates for gov
ornor. The statements are in line with
pledges contained in the republican,
Democratic and Farmer-Labor party
platforms. -. \ ~ T..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

The fire truck crew was called out
Friday afternoon on account Of a
brush fire near the F. F. Turner resi-
dence on the West side which was as
Stunning dangerous proportions. It is
thought that the fire was started by a
stranger who was seen in that vicinity
that day and the previous day. He
was shooting squirrels and rabbits
within the city limits and making
himself generally obnoxious.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

The Apex Trimming Company Of st.
Cloud, which operated a branch shop
in the Schroeder building here for
several months, has closed the shop
and the man in charge has returned to
St. Cloud
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

Do you know a Ford Touring car
costs only $4,000 f. o. b. Detroite-
Adv.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

E. L. Kaliher and family Of Swan
vile were in the city Sunday visiting
Mr.. Kaliher's brother, DR.. E. W. Kali
iher. Mrs. Mary Larkin of Anoka,
who had been visiting at the Kaliher
home here, returned to Swanville with
the E. L. Kaliher family.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Stream Of
Noonan, N. D., were in Little Falls
the latter part of last week visiting
Mr.. Streams sister, Mrs. N. J. Peter
son, enroute to Siren, Wis, where they
will reside. Mr.. Stream male his
home with his sister here number Of
years ago and is known to many local
people.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

Do you know Ford prices are down
since March 1920, nearly so per cent?
ADV.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

Charles Fortier Of this city has
passed the 4ttateN~ board examinations
for registered pharmacist. He COM
pleted the pharmacy course at the
state university in June. He was one
of six out of IS to pass.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

Mrs. Margaret cand and daughter
Josephine and MIS-. Thomas Wagner
of this city and Ms. Stanley Pjach-
acki of st. Cloud returned home the
latter part of last week from White
Rock, S. D., where they visited rela'
tives.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27
SEA son CLIO rs ON
DEALERS CAR TAGS
NEARLY ALL AUTOMOBILES AND
TRUCKS NOW MUST DISPLAY
REGULAR PI.ATES

All used motor vehicles, including
dealers demonstrating cars, are sub
ject to the state auto tax now and
must he registered and general Off
cial plate must be displayed when
they are used upon the public high
ways, according to a ruling from the
attorney general announced this week.
The only proper office of dealers
tag after Oct. l, the ruling adds, is
for use in bringing new vehicles from
the factory, assembly plant or railroad
station to the dealers place of bust
ness or the bringing to such place of
business either used or unused cars
from points outside of the state.
Although the penalties on dealers ,
delinquent auto taxes have been au-
thorized by law for nearly 30 days, the
automobile registry department is still
accepting applications where good
faith is shown. Realizing that better
roads are promoting automobile and
truck sales and that the auto taxes are
used for highway improvements, many
dealers arc reported to have promptly
and fully complied with the law. En-
forcement cases are to be brought soon
; in other instances.
Delinquent auto tax lists are being
prepared now to be certified to sher-
ifs to levy on the unlicensed machine
and other property if necessary to COL
lect taxes, penalties and costs.
!! L. F. H. s. LOST TO TECHS IN
! HARD BATTLE
Little Falls high schools eleven
went down to defeat at the hands of
; the St. Cloud high school eleven Fri
day afternoon in one Of the hardest
grid-iron battles ever seen there. St..
Cloud scoring two touchdowns on in
tercepted passes. The final score was
~ to O.
, St. Cloud papers, in writing up the
game, admitted that the game was
closer than the score would indicate,
the two teams fighting desperately
near one place for long intervals at
time.
The Techs made their first touch
down in the second quarter when ODDS
intercepted a pass and ran fifty yards
for the tally. The other was made in
the last quarter, Pung, substitute full
pack, HterceptlnS u pass anu making
twenty-five yards for a touchdown.
Goal was missed both times.
COL. FREEMAN THORPE DEAD
The Brainerd Dispatch Of Friday
contained mention of the death of Col
onel Freeman Thorpe in that city
carly Friday morning. Col. Thorpe
was a portrait painter of fame and
many of his paintings adorn the walls
Of state capitols as we'll as the nation
al capitol. He was IS years old. The
funeral was held at Braincrd Sunday
afternoon and interment was ct HUI
bert.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-27

The Stephen Tuzinsl@i residence in
Pike Creek was destroyed oy fire
Thursday evening Of last week: