Little Falls Herald from Little Falls, Minnesota • Page 8

4 ft r- Mr. Smoker THAT IF YOIT ARE NOT ING THE HENRY FIVE CENT CIGAR M. O. TEN CENT CIOAB YOU ARE NOT GETTING YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Ask your dealer for them. factured by Morrison County Cigar Co.

I. W. VENDERS. Prapr. Little Falls, Minn.

BUCKMAN May Lowschider returned from Little Falls Monday. He had been employed in' a blacksmith shop there. Frank Weisbrick and Sam Dubil left for Sauk Rapids Monday where they grub on one of Fred Kheer' farms H. Toenyes was a Sauk Rapids ness caller the first of the week. Mrs.

John Poster left for Rice Mon day where she will visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Fred Smith, for a few days John Schriber and wife of Mayhew Lake were here visiting at the L. Jacobs home last week. They returned Saturday. Joe Wegler of St.

Cloud was in this vicinity on business the first of the week. Frank Eiehmann of St. Cloud called on his friends in our village day. P. F.

Blake was in Royalton day. John M. Schmolke transacted ness in Royalton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Hemitz of St. Cloud called on Mike Sand and wife here 8unday. Lena M. Sand transacted business in Pierz Tuesday. John Schmolke returned from Kisimmee, Fla, Tuesday.

He had been there the past two weeks visiting his son, Frank, who has a farm there. Mr. Schmolke brought all kinds of green staff along and says they have it quit hot there now. The Acme implement agent was in this vicinity the first part of the week and sold a number of binders and mowers. L.

Wiener, cattle buyer of Duluth, was buying cattle in and around Buckman all last week. He bought three car loads of hogs and cattle." George Docken drove to Pierz in his auto Monday. John Hesch and John Stumpf of Agram called on friends here Sunday. Docken Bros, drove to Royalton 8unday. Mary Tetiva, who has been ed in Royalton for the past year, is kome on a short visit with her parents.

John Mischke returned from his trip to Montana last Monday. He went there to visit friends and relatives who an live in the neighborhool of Havre, Mont. He called on Joe Froelich, Chas. Benson and his son, George also on George, John, Conrad, Martin, Christ and Severin Vosen. They all have large farms and are doing well.

Mr. Mischke says it rained there nearly every day during his week's visit. H. Mueller returned from St. Paul NERVOUS are actually weak, are slowly need strength and nourishment for body and brain.

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up I Saturday where he had been on ness. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Janson was. gladdened Thursday night by the arrival of a bouncing boy.

Mother and son are doing nicely. Announcement was made Sunday in St. Michael's Catholic church of the coming marriage of Frank Houn and Lizzie Enderlin. The wedding will take place June 8. John Brandel and son, Joe, of New Munich, are guests at the Mrs.

Joe Janson home. Those that were in Pierz on business Thursday are Mrs. John Dehler, Mrs. August Dehler and son, August, liam Kelzenberg, Cecilia Kahl and F. E.

Suess. August, Joe and Mary Meyer of Rice called on friends and relatives here Sunday. Sebastian Janson and wife of dena are here visiting Mrs. Joe Janson, Jennie Poster, who is employed at Royalton, is home on a short visit with her mother, Mrs. Math Poster.

Mrs. P. L. Poster of Pierz called on friends and relatives here Sunday. John Smith is reported very sick at this writing.

John Meyers transacted business in Royalton Saturday. Augusta Voight of St. Cloud is home on a visit with her parents. Leonard Hortsch and Lawrence Voight transacted business in Pierz Saturday. Frank Brandel of Pierz is here visit bis brother, John A.

Jake A. Dengel was a Royalton or Sunday. Andrew Faust of Pierz passed through our village with a load of beer Wednesday enroute to Ramey Boys don't forget the wrestling march Saturday night between Jo Hortsch and Sam Murfitt. P. Blake and wife called on frifiids and relatives in Pierz Tuys day.

it rained all day Wednesday an Thursday. Win. Poster left for Rice Sunday. He will be employed by Ferdinand Smith in a hardware store. The infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Janson was christended, Joe, last Sun day in the St. Michael's Catholic church, John Neisus and wife were sponsors. Mike Sand and Fred Pallies were county seat visitors Monday. John Heurung is employed by Geo.

Palmershiem. L. M. Jacobs was in Royalton day. We have the pleasant opportunity this week of relating a marriage which took place in our village last Monday at 9 o'clock when Miss Margaret Na bor and Anton Janson were united in marriage by Rev.

Father J. B. Brender at the St. Michael's Catholic church in the presence of relatives of the couple and a large number of invited guests. The bridesmaid was Rose Janson, ter of the groom and John Nabor was best man.

Music was furnished by the choir. After the ceremony the couple were showered with hearty gratulations. The happy newlyweds were the recipents of a large number of presents. They will make their home on the groom's farm in Buckman. Mrs.

John Wintermeyer and sons, Joe and John, left for their home in St. Cloud, after a week's visit here with Mike Sand and wife, her parents. The Buckman ball team was beaten in Royalton Sunday 4 to 2. Don't worry, get Royalton yet. FLENSBURG May Hylma Anderson turned from Burtrum Friday near which place she has been teaching school the past winter.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Johnson were visitors at Swanville last Friday.

Misses Ethel and Rose Pearson, teachers in district 31, returned from Little Falls Sunday where they visited at their home. We are having a lot of rain these days. Miss Ethel Johnson returned from Minneapolis' Friday where she has been employed during the winter. Miss Mary Askler from Minneapolis is enjoying a visit with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Rocene and son, ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Levin from tle Falls visited with Mrs.

Rocene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Larson, last Sunday. J. P.

Lilja from Parkertown was a business caller in our village Monday. Mike Hladd and son, John, and drew Super were up at lake Alexandria last week. They report a good catch of fish. Miss Anna Rylander arrived from Minneapolis Friday where she has been employed and will spend the summer with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Peterson and chidren, Rosie and Harold, were ors in Little Falls Saturday. Miss Linda Freeman came up from Little Falls last Friday for a visit with her parents, Mr.

and C. L. Freeman. Miss Ruth Sundberg returned from Minneapolis Monday and will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Sundberg, during the summer. M. Fedor is building himself a new residence. Woiciechowski Bros, are loading a car of potatoes this week." Mrs.

Mike Wirzba and little child from Wisconsin, arrived heT3 Monday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Matzko. Andrew Super was up at Lake Alexandria and purchased a horse last week.

Nels Johnson was a caller in burg Tuesday. GILBERT May N. Henryson, Hilda Johnson and John Larson have gone to Grove City for a visit. Oscar Berglund entertained a ber of his little friends Sunday, it ing his birthday anniversary Frank Long of Little Falls is drilling a well for A. J.

Larson. Miss Esther Broberg of Ft. Ripley visited at her home here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Fred Johnson and daughter, Mildred, have gone to Crow Wing for a visit.

y.M»Si DARLING May Amelia Thelander went to Little Falls- Jast Wednesday for a visit with her sister, attends high school at that place, turning home Friday on the noon train. T. J. Mathieson, the cattle buyer of Little Falls was around this vicinity last Friday buying cattle. Miss Eleanora Courtney of west Darling spent Sunday at Mr.

and Mrs. G. E. Johnson's. Misses Lucile and Ethel McCarthy walked to Randall last Thursday ternoon to do some shopping.

Mr. and Mrs. John Thelander gave a birthday party to a number of the young people in honor of their son, Eric's, sixteenth birthday last Sunday afternoon, May 18. The afternoon was spent in playing. games and swinging in their new lawn swing and a most enjoyable time was passed by all.

freshments were served after which a'i left for the Swedish Lutheran church to attend the Luther league meet in Miss Gondeborg Johnson of LUtle Falls accompanied Miss Huldah lander, high school student of that place, to her home here last Saturday for an over Sunday visit and also at tended the birthday party. Willie Nelson purchased a second hand wheel from Hugo Pearson of East Darling last Saturday, Among those who went to Little Falls from here last Saturday were: O. H. Lind, John Regnell Mrs. Thomas McCarthy and daughter, Miss Lucile and Emil Taberman and Herman son.

Herbert Swanson has one of the swiftest teams in Darling. He made a trip to Randall last Thursday forenoon with cream in an hour and a half. Who beat this? And the roads are bad at the present time. John Boquist of Los Angeles, a brother-in-law of Herman Hanson, is intending to m6ve up here and buy a farm in the near future. Glad to get some more new settlers in our hood.

There is no place like Darling. The steam shovel, which has been operating in the Darling gravel pit for a couple of weeks past, moved to Westport Tuesday. Holmer Peterson and Walter Olson drove to Little Falls Wednesday with a load of potatoes for Fred Freeman. John Regnell sold some potatoes to Mrs. Thomas McCarthy last Saturday for planting.

Dr. Henry Newman of Little Falls was called out to the Herman Hanson home last Friday afternoon on account of a sick horse. Pete Newman of Little Falls was a caller, among the farmers here Monday buying up some cattle for the butchers in town. Herman Hanson and John Regnell made a business trip to Little Falls Wednesday. Charley Anderson was looking over his farm in Pike Creek Tuesday and Wednesday also repairing some fences.

Mr. and Mrs. Larson and daughter, Mabel, of Pike Creek were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. lander Sunday afternoon. Ed. Whippier, Nels Peterson, Phil Hines and Arthur Erickson left with the steam shovel the first part of the week for Westport where they will be employed on it. Mrs.

Fred Freeman, Holmer Peterson, Ed'. Whippier, Misses Lucile and Ethel McCarthy, Arthur Regnell, Alfred Fredrickson, John Sova and Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell and sons nessed the ball game at Fish Lake last Sunday played between Little Falls and' Randall which was a real lively game. The game was won by the Randall boys.

There was a large gathering at Fred Cook's last Sunday and a fine time was passed. WEST BELLVUE May Cramer and fpmily visited at F. E. Brock way's Sundav. Mrs.

Wayne Pauley and son, and1 Mrs. E. Trask and R. Stone and daughter attended church in Royalton Sunday. Mrs.

W. Denny of St. Cloud is ing her mother, Mrs P. MacDougall. Miss Stone visited friends in the county seat Friday.

Ed. Cash is suffering with matory rheumatism. Mrs. G. E.

Brockway returned from Luverne Saturday. Miss Rose MacDougall drove to Royalton Saturday. Isaac LaFond and family spent day at Riverside. Mrs. T.

Hayes and son went to Royalton Saturday. I Mrs. M. Berget and Mrs. H.

Sauer drove to Little Falls one day last week. I The children of G. Kruger are hav-' 'ing the nfeasles. Plenty of rain is falling. The corn! is about all planted.

Small grain looks very good. Wheat ought to be worth $2 but we don't expect but fifty' cents. LITTLE FALLS MABKKT ttBFOBI. Corrected Every Thursday Afternoon. Wheat No.

1 Northern. .84 Wheat No. 2 Northern. .82 Wheat No. 3 Northern.

.79 Corn 45 .50 Oats .30 .32 Barley .40 .45 Rye 46 .49 Hay 4.50 7.00 Shorts, per 100 1 Ground feed, per 80 lbs 1.25 Cracked corn 1.20 Bran, per 100 lbs 1.15 Bran, low grade 1.50 Flour, patent, 98 lbs 2.50 Bakers, per 100 2.10 Rye flour, per 100 1.S0 Oil meal, per 100 lbs. 1.90 Steers, fat 4.00 6.00 Cows 3.00 5.00 Calves, alive 5.00 7.00 Calves, dressed 7.00 10.00 Hogs, alive 7.00 7.50 Pork, dressed 9.00 9.50 Sheep, alive 4.00 5.00 Spring lambs 6.00 Hens, alive 10 Turkeys, alive .12 Potatoes, per bn .88 BflSSS Dairy butter .28 .33 Creamery butter 34 .35 Eggs .15 Granulated sugar, 16 lbs. vl.00 Kerosene 7 TWIN LAKES May Francis Ginter of tle Falls visited last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Cimenski at this place.

Miss Mary Olek of Pike Creek ed last Monday with friends here. All the farmers around here are through planting potatoes and corn. V. E. Cimenski was a city visitor the middle of last week.

Miss Frances Ginter, who was ed at Little Falls, is home now. Piehowski, V. Cimenski and brother, John, were Little Falls callers Wednesday. Frank Cimenski and John Schippritt were in Swan River Wednesday to tend the funeral of Joseph Wozniak, who died last Sunday night at the hos pit a I from ervsipelas. School in district 37 closed last day for the season.

A little dance was given last day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Olek. Twin Lakes was visited by a rain Wednesday and Thursday. V.

E. Cimenski was in Seven Corners Friday evening. John Schippritt and daughter, Mary, Mrs. John Piehowski and son, Joe, and daughter, Francis, made a business trip to Little Falls Friday. Mrs.

Kunth was a county seat visitor one day last week. Miss Annie Olek of Pike Creek spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John Cimenski at this place. Miss Martha Domish was a Little Falls visitor Friday.

V. E. Cimenski, Axel Okerman, F. Krieckled, and V. Loucks were Little Falls visitors Saturday.

John Schippritt and daughter, Mary, were in Little Falls on business Satur day. Frank Cimenski and Mr. and Mrs John Cimenski spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Yince Olek at Pike Creek. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Deering Visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jasdzick at Flensburg. J5.3dor Olek of Pike Creek wa? here Sunday on business.

Twin Lakes was visited by a rain Tuesday. FAWNDALE May Perovitz was a business caller at Falls Friday. Neil O'Donnell was on the sick list last week. The funeral of the late Joseph niak was largely attended. The rain we had last week did the crops much good.

There was a surprise party given at the home Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lyshik's Sunday and was well attended. The party at Steve Perovitz was well attended. Nick Krfka was a Flensburg caller Saturday.

Frank Raudgis went to St. Cloud last Monday where he will be employed for the summer. Anton Yendro of Bowlus visited with his brother-in-law, John Golombieski, Sunday. A surprise party was given at T. L.

Drum's Saturday and it was well tended. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gusten were county seat callers Saturday.

Ethel and Ruby Taylor were burg callers Saturday. Mike Schriner, called on Arthur Taylor Thursday. Mrs. Val Gusten was on the sick list last week. Anton Jendro of Elm Dale died urday.

The funeral was held from St. Edward's church Frank Raudgis, was a b.isiaess caller at Flensburg Monday. They come from all parts of the world wherever fine brics are produced Europe and America. Come and see the ful browns, greys, blues, tans, in all sorts of mixtures and patterns. Suits from $18 up.

other makes $5 and up. VICTOR CLOTHIMG COMPANY 71 CTTsiif, EAST DARLING May 49 closed with 'a picnic at Fish lake. Miss Myrtle Hink, of Swanville, the teacher, Was ed with a watch fob by the children. She was well liked by the 35 children enrolled and she will again teach in this district this fall. Plenty rain and water, but Little Elk river is not overflowing.

Hope it won't this spring, Blomquist visited Mr." and Mrs. Emil Nelson last Sunday. The services at the Swedish an church was well attended. The pastor, who is very well liked was sented with a purse of money. The roads are very muddy and that state road about a mile east of ing is that needs the most pairing.

There is much rain and corn ing has been stopped for a few days. Elmer Nelson, who is a fireman on the Soo, was home for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J.

Nel son. Chas. E. Anderson is plowing on his Pike Creek farm this week. Albert Peter will soon ship some cattle to his daughter, Minnie, at Page, N.

D. Between Friends. 'JHoo is it. Jeemes. that ye mak' sic an enairmous profit aff yer potatoes? Yer price is lower than ony ither in the toon, and ye inak' extra reductions for yer friends." "Weel, ye see, I knock aff twa ling a ton because a customer is a freend o' mine, then I jist tak' twa hundertweight aff the ton because I'm a freend o' Punch.

Vague. "My husband is really very tive. Yesterday tie bought me a dozen Blatter. v. GRADUATION TIME WILL SOON BE HERE OU no idea unless you've been here to what a wonderful lot of beautiful fabrics we have to show you in new suits for this season.

HartSohaffnor A Marx always have a great variety of fabrics for us to select from ably a greater variety than any other two or three concerns in the country. HILLMAN Many appropriate presents may be chosen from our stock of jewelry, silverware, china, cut glass, fountain pens, etc. For the Sweet Girl Graduate Watches, Ivory Brushes Fobs, Manicure Articles Chains, Hats Pins a Spoons Rings, Candle Holders Bracelets, Ivory Clocks Jewel Boxes, Vases Coin Cases, Umbrellas LaValliers, Bouquet hoders Card Cases, Barrettes Nail Buffers, sgr- Thimbles May Markison was Pierz caller between trains Saturday." Y. A. Morrill of Little" Falls came up to Hillman for an over Sunday visit For the Ambitious Young Man Graduate Watches, Shaving Mugs Rings, Nail Files Coat Chains, Watch chains Cuff Buttons, Stationery Fobs, Opera Glasses Military clock Cloth Brushes, De.sk Set Hat Brushes.

Charm3 Umbrellas, Safety Razors Match Safe riting Set Tie Pins VASALY A WETZEL Dtmmond Sign Jmwmlmrm Waller and Sam Murfitt went Little with friends, and returned to Falls Monday. to Little Falls last Thursday. Mrs. Harry Leigh and Miss Julia Leigli visited at the home of J. P.

Leigh Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Benton have moved to the M. L.

Dimmick place. Mrs. Lanbunger and sister, Mrs. Rinner, were Leigh callers Saturday. Two men came on the train Moiday io unload a car of lumber at the depot.

Mr. Ronneson went to Pierz day on business. Wc are having plenty of rail laielv and i.e roads are quite bal and tbn "water is high. Alice Leigh attended the dar. je at Vin Mi-nd Saturday evening CLOUGH May M.

Halverson and daughter, Violet, of Rail Prairie, ed at the Wadine home last Sam Tedford went to Ft. Ripley Thursday to get lumber to repair his house. Robb was a business caller at Ft. Ripley Friday. Those wedding bells will sooa be ringing around this vicinity.

Clyde Quick and John Tiwdell came from the drive Saturday with awful colds. Didn't return until Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller and John Tin dell caller at the home of A.

E. Erickson Sunday. A few friends from here and Rail Prairie attended the party at the Wadine home Saturday night and port a fine time. Wm. Roff is working on the road these days.

Mrs. D. T. Miller is on the sick list. -A it 3 41.