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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
THEATRES
Strand Attraction

Jackie Blair had helped out the
organ grinder by doing the
''shimmy" when his monkey had
failed to loosen the pockets of the
spectators. So successful was the
as a performer that q rain of coins
filled the cap. But when he de-
manded his share" the Italian
laughed in disdain and walked on.
Now, Jackie would not have
cared very much, ordinarily, but
he needed the money in order to
get some medicine for his sick
friend and benefactor. the captain.
SO he followed the organ grinder,
protesting in no uncertain terms
Suddenly lie saw his chance, and
seized the hat contairinSa the
money in dispute and ran as fast
as his little legs could carry him.
He would have been oversaken a
he not resorted to subterfuge, hid
ing in a little crevice in an alley.
After the Italian had pounded past
Jackie came out and returned to
the scene where the organ and the
monkey had been left.
Carefully he sorted out the coins,
dividing them ''ffty-ifty." Pocket
ing his portion, he handed the re-
mainder to the monkey. -.
Here; give this to your N
he said, and turned
he said, and hurried to the drug
store.
Highly amusing situations like
this crowd MY Boy" an Assoc
ciated First National attraction,
starring little Jackie Coogan, which
is at the Strand theatre all this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
s350,O00R0AO
PROGRAM PLAN
Will be Spent by County for
Permanent Work, it is
Expected

NEW BRUNSWICK, March 20
It is expected that ~s350.000 will be
spent for permanent road work In
the county during the present year.
not including repairs 20 grave
roads. This figure was declared as a
probable estimate, following a eau
Gus yesterday for the purpose of at
tempting to adopt the road improve
ment schedule for 1922.
Due to the fact that all of the
members were not present yester-
day. no decision was reached and ii
is likely that another caucus VIII
be held before the public meeting
tomorrow so that the decision car
be made known at the meeting. l;
is probable that all roads for which
petitions have been received will be
taken care of during the year.
The following roads are among
those which may be paved:
South side Woodbridge avenue,
Raritan township, from Highland
Park to Germantown.
Cranbury turnpike to Cranbury
station.
Railroad avenue, Jamesburg.
Bridge street to Main street,
South Amboy.
Main street, S~ayreville. .
Old Bridge-Matawan a
The elimination of the hole-in-the-
wall at South Amboy may also be
discussed at tomorrow's caucus
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29

Is romantic incident That took place
centuries before. In this medieval
story. Miss Davies again is seen as
the ~fair-haired heroine of THE
Brides Play"
The popular actress finds this
picture the most sympathetic OF
her career. Il veritably lived the
role of Aileen Barrett and also that
of Enid" she said. when the pro-
duction was completed.
Framed in a setting of ancient le-
gend, romance and folklore. THE
! Brides Play is rich in magnificence
of background pageantry and color.
The production a directed b.
George w. Terwilliger from a see
mario by Mildred Considine. In the
cast with Miss Davies are Wyn lam
Standing. Carlton Miller, Jack
o'Brien. Thea Talbot. Richard Cum
mings, Julia Hurley and Eleanor
Middleton.
The program also Inciudes the
musical comedy when Ruben
lComes to Town. This is an anus
ing farce presented by Y. c. Alley
and his company of Broadway ar
lists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
WOODBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Huber nave
welcomed a son in their home near
Bridgeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmar Christensen
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of a son. Mrs. CHRISTIAN
sen was formerly Miss Alice Loren;
The American Legion Will hola
their regular meeting on THURSDAY
night. Ronald Kleckner, of Perth
Amboy. will speak on Legion Wei
fare. All e~X-service men are cordlal-
ly invited to be present. Those on
the Decoration Day committee are
| particularly urged to be present.
Mrs. e. IL. Boynton and sons
| Burritt and Whitman, were New
York shoppers on Monday.
Miss Ruth Potter is home from
school in Massachusetts for the
spring vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Crowell and
son Jimmie are visiting Mr.. Crow
ellis parents at their home in Rector
street, Perth Amboy.
The Elson educational art exhibit
ton of 200 large direct reproductions
of the masterpieces OF architecture
sculpture and painting will be held
TO raise funds for the purchase ~
pictures for the schoolrooms and
\ corridors of No. l and No. IL
schools beginning tonight at )
O'Clock and continuing Thursday and
Friday nights from S to 10 p. NJ
There will also be an entertainments
given by the pupils consisting OF
songs and drills and dance each
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kreger, of Grove
avenue are receiving conSratula-
tons upon birth OF a son.
Mr.. and Mrs, Yepsen, of Railway
avenue are receiving congratula-
lions upon birth of a daughter.
Mrs. William Howard is entertain
ing the ladies OF the Presbyterian
church at a tea.
Mrs. Otto Hansen and Mrs. C. A
deRussy attended the "get-together'
social meeting of the Avenel brancr
of the Woman's Club of Wood
bridge Township at the Avenel Com
munity House on Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
EXPECT MANY WOMEN At
FEDERATION MEETING

The spring convention of the third
district of the state federation OF
Woman's Clubs will be held in the
Presbyterian church, Monday, April
3. IT will be an all dav meeting. Re
ports from all the clubs in the third
district which includes MiddleseX,
Monmouth and Ocean counties, viii
be given in the morning,
The progam for the afternoon viii
begin with q message from the state
president, Mrs. Arthur B. Proal, of
Nutley, and vice president, Mrs. ii:
If. Clark. Mrs. L. II. Boynton. OF
Woodbridge. will speak about her
new work in the Mosquito Extermi-
nation Commission. Mrs. Edwin
Murdoch, chairman of music, and
Mrs. Beatrice Stern, of Matawan, al
so will speak.
All clubs will be requested to tell
what the federation has done Tor
them and what it might do for them,
in the future.
Luncheon will be served in the
Presbyterian chapel. Anyone wish
ing reservations should signify their
intentions to Mrs. NJ. $. Melnzer, AZ
Market street, at their earliest pos
ible moment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
ARREST 2 OFFICERS IN BERLIN
FOR ASSASSINATION PLOT

BERLIN, March 20 (By The As
ISOLATED Press).-Two officers have
been arrested charged with killing
Hladmir Naboukoff, and attempting
10 assassinate Prof. Paul M. Millu-
koff. The men are Peter Shabelski-
Brock and Jaribo Tabowitzkl.
M. Naboukoff was killed during an
ittack on Millukoff while he was ad-
dressing a Russian meeting here last
night. Both men held have been
Identified by men who were on the
,tage when the shots were fired.
Prof. Millukoff, formerly was min
lister Of foreign affairs in the Russian
provisional government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
Plan Electric Eerries

NEW YORK, March 2y:-GfoNcI
A. Whalen. commissioner of plant
and structures, will today begin ad-
vertising for bids for the building OF
two or three new electric drive
ferryboats for the Staten Island SER
vice. According to the specifications
these boats will be radically differ
emit from any ever before in use, not
only In the means of propulsion ou'
also in structural features. Another
new departure will be a provision
that the boats must be built at a
plant located within twenty-five
miles of the ferry terminal at ST
George,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
APRIL Term OF COURT
STARTS NEXT TUESDAY

NEW BRUNSWICK, March ~
The spring or April term of cou1t
will open here next Tuesday morn,
ing at which time the new grand
Jury will be drawn, sworn IN ana
charged with their duties by Su-
preme Court Justice James j.
Bergen.
Immediately after this procedure
the body will convene, organize
elect their officers and consider sew
eral cases that Prosecutor Strlckcr
will present to them.
For the two weeks following the
criminal court will be in session be
fore Judge DAILY and after that
Judge Lloyd will be here for two
weeks in the circuit court, after
which the criminal court VIII be
held as occasion demands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29

More than any other of the splen-
did pictures she has made, Marion
Davies, Cosmopolitan star, likes
The Brides Play" a Paramount
picture. which will be seen at the
lDitmas Theatre, tomorrow, Friday
land Saturday. Miss Davies plays the
part of a prankish Irish girl, bub-
bling over with good humor, but al
ways READY to listen to the troubles
of the villagers and to help them
solve their difficulties.
The picture, while modern in its
setting. carries the audience back to
medieval days in the portraying of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
SEVEN STATE POLICEMEN
SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRL

WOODBURY.. March 29:-Seven
state policemen will be sent to
search for seven-year-old Ida Cra-
mer. believed to have been kidnapped
Saturday.
A severe examination of Miss
Esther Tannenbaum. saleSwoman,
arrested yesterday and held In
$4,000 bail on a charge of abdlic-
ton, failed to shake her story that
she was innocent of the girls disaE,-
Miss Tannenbaum is Il
cousin of the girls father.
Meanwhile sentiment was express
cd that the girl may have Wandered
into the marshland or may have
fallen into the stream in event her
body may have been carried into the
Delaware river.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
Legion Post Mass Meeting

ii IAISh, MutCl ~
Highland Park Post IS of the AM
erican Legion held q mass meeting
and smoker in the Baptist chapel at
second and Raritan avenues last
night. The object of the event was
to set forth the ideals and aims OF
the American Legion. John Patti
son, of the state disqualification CON-
mittee was the main speaker, telling
of the activity OF the state commit
|. tee in caring for disabled veterans,
County Chairman Joseph Deegan OF
Perth Amboy. also spoke at the
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
Appcal in win Decision

ATLANTIC CITY, March Zv'-tNH
appeal will be made from the de-
cision which sets aside the will OF
Mrs. Alice Gerry Griswold, onetime
Baltimore belle, according TO state
ments today by Attorney General
George Bourgeois, counsel for Mrs.
Mary Grithman. who was made BEN
efciary. The decision was handed
down by Judge Ingersoll yesterday
Mrs. Grithman who was made trus-
tee of the estate, said to be worth
$4,000. will be asked for an ac-
counting by Countess Anna DE Con-
tutia Of Italy. a daughter cut of
WIZ $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
Plan Train Wireless

SYRACUSE, N. J., March II
Passengers on the n. ID. l.. Il w. will
while away the hours listening to a
radio concert if tests to be con-
Quoted Apriu 5 on n of the roads
fastest trains is successful. A set
will be established on the Cornell
special. 1t is hoped to be able to
pick up concerts broadclsted from
Newark, Pittsburgh and Schenec-
tady. If the test is successful road
officials say they will install sets on
all trains between New York and
Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
Snes Union Officials

ELIZABETH. March 2H-DecIar-
ing his name was uniustiy removed
from the journeymcn's plumbers
and steamftters local union No. gao,
and that he has since been unable to
secure employment. John Smith to-
day filed suit in the circuit court
FOR $4,000 against John V. Wear,
Thomas Vaughn and Alexander Piel'
members Of the executive committee
and Hugo Barbartz, secretary of the
union.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29

leading man.
The program also includes the fol-
lowing big Broadway vaudeville acts
Sobel e Ruee. famous picture come
dams: Cordini, accordion artist
Laura Burt & Co., comedy sketch:
William q Brown. artistic move
ments; Futurist Review 1922. ten
girls. AS an added attraction the
Crescent management presents: Low
Rice. the happy sailor who has tax
en- the city by storm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29
Form Partnership

NEW BRUNSWICK, March 90
Samuel Hornsby, Jr., of II State
street, and Max Shapiro of ASS New
Brunswick Avenue have entered in
to an agreement to conduct a coop
erage business under the title of
Reliable Corporation with h~eadquar-
tiers at ass New Brunswick venue
This corporation will deal in bar
rels, boxes and packages.
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N0Rafk Hfahh ] nilA1hE

March 13;-Henry Larson !. was an
Upsala caller Monday. ~. : -.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Olson and daugh-
ter Elvena were Royalton callers Sat.
Qrday. = =s-..s g =
= J. T. Kulla- went :tosLittle Falls last
week to bring home his wife, who has
been at St. Gabriel's hospital for some
time. ';S4,- $. e.,Ev..> - ~ ,-@'E
Miss Annie Larson, who has been
working for Mrs. Fred Rittman near
Upsala for the past six months, re-
turned home Saturday. n. $500, -.
j Anton Carlson: has gone to Mime
apolis to visit with relatives.
John and Aleck Kais are; cutting
wood for John Geek this week. ~.
Miss Mary Casey is on the. sick list.
John Kull@ purchased a heifer calf
from John Gessner Saturday. -.
H>Died-Mrs. John Kolar, who has
been i'll for some time, died Saturday
night at. 2. CLOCK at the: home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs: John Soltis.
She leaves to mourn her loss husband
ana one son. :'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

llarcA III lsi ross II "a .sshE
dyivi1g with His on Oh atreets ono;
lsst week spring here.
s ~ Those On the honor sroll IN the upper
grades Tor spelling, for the week end
ince Finnena Phi lomena NNelle, q.
ma Fisher Dolores Ortznan, Olivin
Welle, Benedict WIRING Mary Finnes
man, Catherine .s Schooner, frances
..Stuc kmayer, euaI Drummer, Cecelia
Kummet, Cedonia Zimmerman, and An
ma Drummer. 81: ss
The Mission Society of Il Lastrup
church held their annual meating Sun
day for the election Of officers. The
following officers were elected Presl-
dent, Mrs. John Mullner; secretary,
Susan Wagner; treasurer, Frances
The following. were Pierz callers on
Wednesday: John Mullner, Ben :Ath-
man, John Fischer and Frances Boeh-
mer. IS. .>z &: 3 z-ssG
The following enjoyed q sleigh ride
to the Theo. Thielan home Sunday eve
ming: Marie -Virnig, Ores. Huss, Cor.
nelia WIRING, Florence Krejci; Marguer.
tie Lyman, Herbert, Frank and Joe
WIRING and John Buesseler.
Chirpent Gueser left Tuesday for his
home in North Dakota, after an ex
tended visit with relatives here. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fischer and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Altman and
family, Mrs. Gerhard Block and family
visited at the John Mullner home Sun
day. &.5.-
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WEST BELLEVUE

March. 15:-Mr.. Editor:-Why vera
only the. laborers wages cut by county
commissionersY Why not those in the
court house Why not use them equal1
A Reader and Taxpayer Officials
salaries are fixed by act Of the leg1s-
lature.-Editor). =
:, Mrs. c. Schubert is quite ill.
John Chillquist is confined to his
bed, having seriously hurt one limb
while working in the woods.
Oscar Chillquist'< went to s.Royalton
Tuesday. -...-
= Mr.. and Mrs. H., Zimmerman and
family and j. r.. Stone and daughte,
spent Sunday afternoon at the Albert
Kowalczyk home.
Ed. Barton spent Tuesday in Royal:
ton.
Wayne Pauley was in Royalton Tues
day. ::-.A.~s *:..... ...-. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyde and son
Robert and Mr.. Anderson were in Roy
alton Tuesday.
G. Schubert and two sons were In
Royalton Tuesday. -~-
Geo. Cash and family spent Saturday
in Little Falls. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hershey left fol
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DARIING |yFOWNi

March 4 glisff sBlomquist, one
of the oldest settlers Of Darling town,
has rented q to Emil Anderson,
and will leave pril for Minneapolis
or California. He Will sell his personal
effects at auction 81 March 90 at 1 >.
m. Mr.. B1omquist came to Darling IN
1881 and has resided here continually
since. eS.s ss s. (,
Emil Anderson, Aaron Engstrom and
=Chas. J. Nelson were in Little Falls
on business Monday. They report the
roads bad. .z As 81
August Anderson reports the theft Of
"a Load Of baled hay from his place. y
The MALE carrier on route IS is as yet
unable to make more than half. of the
route in one day. 1. +. e.
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SOUTHWEsTsPIKE CREEK

!. March l6: Miss Anne Vnuk of
Flenspurg visited over Sunday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Steven Tuzin-
ski. III. . -
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Dzorn of Little
Falls visited Sunday lat the Stephen
tTuzinski home. s"1 -
l Messrs. Peter and Thomas Ligman
and the Misses Bridget and Juliann
i tl.igman: visited Sunday at the Bart
!: R1ngwelski home. ~ ' ~:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Eckman were Wis
ltors Sunday at the Frank Yanta home
at Little Falls. &c.,. IL. ::
/, Mrs. Berg and son John, who have
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
UNITED STATES DlsgRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA,
FIFTH DIVISION
~ The MATTER or EDGAR E.
:: IN BANKRUPTCY.
BANKRUPT

BANKRUPT
TO THE CREDITORS OF EDGAR e.
CROSBY, OF THE VILLAGE OF ROY
ALTON, IN THE COUNTY OF -MORRI-
son. AND DISTRICT AFORESAID.
BANKRUPT: -
Notice, is hereby given that on the
Edgar L. Crosby was duly adjudged a
bankrupt and the first meeting OF
creditors will be held at the office OF
the undersigned, COG Palladio Building,
day Of March, A: b. 1922, 1t ii O'clock
A. NJ, at which time the creditors may
attend. prove their claims and elect a
trustee, examine the bankrupt ana
transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. At
the time of said first meeting. an i'm
mediate sale of the assets will be con-
sidered.
Dated Duluth, Mimi, March IS. 1922.
WILLIAM o. PEALER, =.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
SWANY'II.LE

9ss3 March l0:-One OF the most inter-
3esting elections ever held in this vii
lage occurred on Tuesday, when for
the first time in its history two women
candidates were in the field for cleo
ton as members Of the village council.
Everybody rallied to get the voters out
and nearly every voter, men and WON
en- in tho village were at the polls Tues
day to cast their votes. +. sss5
The Women 8 Civic Improvement
club at its regular meeting in February
had selected two women TO be placed IN
the field for election as members of
the village council at the spring cleo.
ton. ,,sS>: FF s,ss j a .ls..i 5..s
Those selected w,ere:s, Mrs. E. "A.
Flood, president Of the village council
Cor mayor and Mrs. T.: M. Muedeking
as member of the council.
Both women were nominated at the
village caucus held on Saturday eve-
ming Three candidates were in, the
field for election. ssmay0r with the fol-
lowing results: Mrs. Flood, 81 votes;
j. j. Smith, present mayor, 25N votes;
Herman Meschka votes. .&
The men who were defeated at the
~"uSuo Ao1VuAN"y i0sOAAe3 AAS@~A "A AANO
pendent ticket placed before the vot-
ers at the Tuesday election, j. J. Smith
present mayor, heading the ticket in
opposition to Mrs. Flood and w. J,
Tooley opposing Mrs. Muedeking. The
entire ticket nominated at the caucus
was elected. Results Of the election
Of women were: Mrs. Flood received
l03 votes, J. j. Smith 80, Mrs. Muedek-
ing received IS votes, w. j, Tooley 81.
The following officers were elected:
For president Of council-Isabelle
Flood. E
Trustee for 3 years Louise Muedek-
ing. z... -.-....'-
For clerk-John j. McRae, Jr.
For Treasurer 10. H. Hitzemann.
For Assessor Zone year)-J- G. Will
son. r 49, .:':.. T. j. i; J;
For Justice of Peace e years -Hu-
go Hunter.
For Constable-E. l.. Kaliher. r
Emil Hoffman's drink Z parlor was
raided on Sunday evening and he was
arrested and fined $40 and costs for
keeping disorderly house.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

do week from visit at Brainerd
Mrs Fred Rettmer Of Tracy arrived
Tuesday Tor a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 2. Nauertz.
!, Mrs. Jessie Swanson, went to Brain
erd Monday for few days visit: at
the home of her son. #
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. n R6alstad and
family of Clough moved onto the peF-
ey Eckerson farm, which they have
rented for this year.
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spent tie week here Ill, his fa Is:
sents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oft. Il.
Mrs. Julia Powers returned Saturday
from Little Falls, where she had been
visiting with relatives q few days.
Miss Elizabeth Swanson left Satur.
day for Bookings, 8. D. for visit
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. New
ton Nofsinger. 4 2=s.s5s f. 8 E. -
Neill Laiture returned the last OF
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ssettle, Tuesddiiy hatiing sekitsra
friends.
Miss julia Reiidner has beea iplends
ing affew days GO home. q
NE Kusterns s. and spent 8
part Of Sunday ia yaltos & 4
SIS. Miss Dayton spent the Wee -end at
her home near Rice. & 3 zss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

fDr some time been renting the Tuzin-
Xxi place here, moved last Saturday. |.
.s Miss Barbara Tuzinski' Of Little
Hall was q Pike Greek caller last
Sunday =..5
Several people frons this vicinity at.
tended services atfsthe st. Stanislaus;
church at: Swan River Sunday. IL.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
VILLAGE or Randall.

u VVUd0S OF 30u0aJl.
President Of Council-Wm. Muei-
Ter. i. 49,. .E%& tEsr=-
Trustees-J. A. Crosby, Martin
eJasorka. ~ ~.'
Treasurer-S. C. Cochran. ... -
Clerk-H. E.. Riitters.
Justice of the Peace-M. Thelen.
(, =Constable-A.~ e. Schwanke.
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Pulaski.

Supervisor for 3 1ears-chas
Otremba. -: $50 a..
Treasurer-John Bieganek. 1890.
Clerk-TsJohn Kurtz.
Assessor Itchy.
Justice Of the Peace John Kurtz.
= Constable-Joe Sytmski.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
VILLAGE of Royalton.

village OF ERoyaItoh.
President of CouncilIL. J. Das-
SOW. 80
:Trustees-A. A. Fitch, C. E. Benne-
WITT.
Treasurer-N B. Baron.
Clerk. A. Cherhart.
.Assessor-C. A. Geer.
Justice of the Peace-Geo. Wilson,
Oh. Werner.
COnstable-A. j. Rau.
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Village sc upsala. IS
President Of Council q D. Smith.
Trlste II Ho henson.
TreasurerJ6hn g. Borxstrom.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Town of Pike Creek

supervisor-August Piehowski.
Clerk-Pauls, Prozinski. # III, ,:.,@
;Tfeasurer-Frank> Piekarski.
Justice Of the Peace Christ Larson.
Constable-William Liebl.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

FlDR D Or J
( Continued from pae IS

Continued from pAgo
s Clerk Ddmintck 4: SIS
Justice Of the Peace Tor 3 Years
Bill Driver, latter Litke.
Constables - Mike oreghmey
Christ Lust. ' l2s.ss
Village Of Motley.
President Of Council Fl. .. Hahn y
ing. lS8 ssss s.
Il Trustee p. Briggs. n ",
Treasurer w. Eisenlohr.
ClerkJe Peterson.
Plerz. .s
Supervisor for Years-Frank
Heigl. 8.
Treasurer Joe A. Otremba.
Clerk-C. A. WIRING.
Justices Of the Peace WIN. Meyer.
Joe u. Hesch
COnst ahle-Miko Iees6.
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VILLAGE 81 Plerz. .E

u President Of Council-Ed Renne-
berg.
D Trustee for 3 Years-Peter Cross.
Treasurer-And. Faust. =
Clerk-lW. -. Faust.
Justice Of the Peace-F. 1. Wiring.
Constable Rentfeld. = =
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-. Village Of Swanville.
President of Council-Mrs. g.. A.
Flood. j.
Trustee-Mrs. Louise Muedeking.
,Treasurer-O. H. Hitzman,
Clerk-John iMcRae, Jr.
Assessor. G. Wilson.
Justice of the Peace-H. B. Hunter.
Constable-E. L. Kaliher.
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-. Village Of Sobieski. -
President of Council-John Palas.
zeWski -. >... =.
Trustees-Andrew Gusten, g years:
Mike Kedrowski, i year.
Treasurer-Stanley jWozniak.
C1erk-AntOn KOziol.