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VOL. 18. NO. 45 LITTLE FALLS, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA. FRIDAY, JAN, 4, 1907.

THESE WERE MARRIED WILL LEAVE ROYALTON List of Those to Whpm

censeWaslssued . • in 1906 :•

Li-

JA-NKAKY. Lagowjki, AniLuny—kafcienski, Vic­

toria. P«*nr Bi. vid

Oilii vviilimu— ornwitz, £niuit>. Sniezek, George—Kala, Mary. Bouret, Fred U.—Gorman, Eliza-

bet^ G. Diakc, Harvey A. — Holio, Emily. Frostad, Christ—Thomas, Laura. Gebro. Fred J.—Petrus, Trasy. Wollaek, Johu—Trettel. Agees. Kroll, John—Kanipa, Veronica.

FEBRCARY. Ringwelski, _ Barney—RinwRelski,

Marr 2selson, Daniel—Thomas, Mellis, A Brann, .Vath—Kinzer, l^era Pechin, Robert (a—Bernithy, Min­

nie Iv llr-'ge. Frsnk—Sowieja, Annie Shuft-1;. William—Peebin, Geitrude

M Sberra'f*. Rngh—Lacg.°, Emma Elli Rol le U nra;! G- Picotte, Adelaide

il SteSfen*. Jehu Simmons, Mary

E j Knai'e. Albert—Lfidwig, Augusta

MARCH Miller, Micba'.l—Siuitb, Edna Powell. Ge irge M—Applegate, Sallie Bennewitz, William—Gillson, Blanche

M Burt, Harry A —Miner, '"able F Baseman, Henry—Golz, Louisa Nelson, Albert—Johnson, Fia Wallis, Milo—Beto, Elsie Harrington, Edw E—Skinner, Lau­

ra M APRIL

Henstrand, Julius E—Sundstrom, Nannie C

Johnson, " Chas G—Peterson, Jose­phine.

Bell, Daniel J—Drazter, Ida G Anderson, Lars Peter—Miller, Emi-

lie Sophie Prosser, Frank J—Jones, Minne­

sota Montbriand, Zephyre O—Bobbins,

Huldah Thomas, William—Lang, Katherine

D MAY

Trafss, John—Kinola, Francis Nowitzki, Stan—Fussy, Annie Nentzliog, Valentine^—Lnnger, Cath­

erine ' York, Herman—Simon son, Ella Pritchajd, W C—Kimball, Ethel V Cobb, Hiiam—McDonald, Lorella Jendro. Valentine—Stodolka, Annie Poser, Lorenz G Jr—Loidolt, Mary Fregin, Julius E—Petrick, Alvina P Olson, Frans Edward—Swanson,

Mary E Smith. David F— Herhey, Cora M Kichard, J Dominik—Lachance,

Louise Burggraff, John—Schneider, Mary Hobison, Archer— Klmes, Louise Davis, Tbomas—Hougan, Mary Walotiak, Ignatz—Kosik, Katie Hoffman, Geo M—PbiJippi, Cather­

ine Hughes, Geo—Fearing, Mae Van Den Heavel, Henry—Brammer,

Annie Schneider, John—-Van Den Heuvel,

Agnes Super, Joseph—Gusten, Tillie Hoffman, Henry—Stnmpf, Christina

JUNE Ashton, William R—Taylor, Minnie

Almira Cekalla, Paul—Wirwicki, Johanna Fredrickson, Edw W—Hermanson,

Tillie Bednarek, Peter—Rath, Martha Labrie, Hector—Mayeau, Adle Vanselow.H T W—Ungar, Anna P O Ammandson, Albert—J acobson, Han­

nah Jaeger, Frank J—Hogle, Clara Khmek, Christ R—Kupka, Mary Biteman, Leander—Raffensparger,

Effie Wallbridge, Asa—Rivet, Fannie Murphy, James J—Kennedy, Emma Grant, Arthur D—Blanchard, Clara L Lapos, George—Tkao, Mary Lafond, Isaac—McDougall, Susie Nelson, Christian—Masohke, Mary Blanchard, A P—Brown, Jennie

Lind ... JULY

"Moeglein, Chas J—Holstrom, Olga Jenkins, Elisha—Skinner, Anna Kopaci, Andrew—Winozweski, So­

phie Mistelski, Henry—Ridbn, Nettle Pryzibilla, Frank—Pryzibilla, Katie Schaefer, John—Boehmer, Barbara Bement, Walter E—Lucia, Alioe

Sarah Pantzke, Herman J—Klewel, Eliza­

beth Rose Kiewel, Peter—Eh a an n, Amelia Kasparek, Val E—Vasaly, Rose L

AUGUST £etzke. Joseph—Ekel, Mary Trask, Randolph H—Lamb, Nellie Maasolf, Edmund B—Snow. Lillian

Ellen Allard, Joseph—Do breuill, Ada Yendro. Andrew—Gotabieoka, Mary Holte, Martinus H—Searl, Emma

Laura Nylen, Ivan—Carlson, Amelia Barnes, Carl—Fowler, Winnie J Rosenmeier, Christian—Bakken, Lin­

da Johnson, John—Johnson, Carolina Fischer, J oeefh—Bailey, Bertha

SEPTEMBER Sugrue, Guy V—Frommelt, Anna 3 Moynihan, Andrew F—Collins, Em­

ma Hi Anderson, Oliver C—Dahlgren, Hil­

da N Adams, Matbias—Krystosek, Martha Trettel, John J—Jendro, Franois Tedford, Sam—Cole, Blanche

Report ^that Postnriast'er-Editor Swanson hajs 3ojd ;

Paper and' Property /

as'terj !ef -.CJRq^a'rt-pp* • vi'fla;ge• lia"S'• bia riewVpa^fer..'-'and1. re'si'ti'eBC'e property tu A. El V j'opMri'of tbat place.

in« tiBvvji wijj a nmpiioc tu Mi. Swanson's friends throughout the county. It is said tbat while the deal is not finally clostd, negotiations are practically completed. Mr. Swanson is one of tbe best known citizens of bis pare uf tbe couuty, has wielded a virile editorial pen, and his paper baa been a valuable factor In the growth and development of Royalton and the surrounding country. His d parture will be regretted, and tbe connty will lot-e a good citizen when he leaves. It i9 raid Mr. Swanson will se-k a larger field.

Mr. Joslin is not a newspaper man, and will probably put some one in

i charge of tbe paper. An interesting part of the transac­

tion is teat it is said that >*r. Jatlin j will ba sppointed poftma^ter on the re.'igfjcitiofi of Mr. S^acsou. This

jcoes not suit some -eople of Koyaltou, | &nti a petitioa of protest, it is said,

will be pat in cir ulntion. So that a li%ely post flice contest is expected. Man? think that Geo. Wilson deserves

; the plrce, and that he would make a good pofctma^ter.

THE PERSONAL TAX IAEEECTS INSURANCE Remaihder-lorLisfc of PayTr j Rates tc^belFix^d on places

ersc; in: Mofri^bni :;\ vLightetf• With Oasolene • ^ 1 ' 1

'County

^licable for tire .ins'uFa'n.Ce -o'ti:b'aaia-irTes-MOTLEY H W H. tin and stocks. lighted with era-olece A'O'HUiitlioOu I

THAT MILLE LACS ROAD COINTEREEITERS WORK More Talk qf ^Surveyors in

^ the Mil le Lacs Lake^ ^ 7 .; A:Regioh-;

In. !S,t: C i bud Accordi n g to Stajtjelmeni of :jbet(Bttiye;j:-;

McE11iivpif Dubuquej

The letter is as follows: Minijeapolis, Minn..

Dec. 29, 1906 S. C. Vasaly, Secretary,

Little Falls, Minn. Dear Sir:—

There are qnite a number of gaso-M. 3.IB..Fester E. J. 1.61!"Francisco ! l i g h t i n g s y s t e m s i n L i t t l e F a l l s

17 04.. j wbich we made charges in tbe . new rating of the containing risks for j st

Bank of Motley 475.95. .Green Jonn j unapproved arrangements. 2.89. .Hodge Rodnev .28..Hodge C. H. | 11 no^ • f

meetin*1 of

.42.. Horn T. J. 1.9«..Ji»mm Brewing | Agents on tbe 19th inst., we enclose Co. 5.68. .Harris Rev. 3.18. .Harrison j M a copy of the Na-J. .90..Hanks Jessie 3.09..Holman E. Board Kuhs and Requirements

Johnson Chris .82..Jacob, " the installation of snch systetrs. Altbongh th^sa i.uUs are what the Fire Underwriters are guided by, and are meant for requirements, ytt we recognize t^at S-n:e specifications are rather difficult in carrymg iut in »11

A. 59. ..Brvant, John . 39 . .Barnes M. E. 1.58. .B-rglacd John 6.42.. Blake Chas. 8.54. .Cole B. F. l.l«..Crowel W. S. 2.84..Curtis 8. H. 11.01. .Csse, D. L. S.o2..Cole, A. L. 10.79..Dra-gert, Albert 85..Dower Lbr C^. 17.04 ..Davenport Geo. i.28.. Egaerth E. A. 2 04. .Ellwess John .88. .Francisco Mrs.

James . 11. .Fester E A. & Co. Felcher. Wallace .79. .First

S. 5.01 Cas-iy O. 1.50.. Lavoy Geo. 7.58. .Loom John 2.24. .Lockwoud N. 42.42..!jaW-rm"f A. 1.20..Lynes A. S. 1.16.. Motk-y Lath Mill Co. 7.1U. .Message Howard 13.57. .McGnire T. H. 5 99.. Monarch Elevat; r Co

Johnson, C E—Franzen, Ida C Kulig, Peter J—Mucha. Mary

25 56 Alosher i O. W. 5,53.. McGalsben Robert 5.36.. 1 *f VU1,0 ?lls P°Ple. will

r Nvgrer, John 3.55. .Newkirk F. 10.28 the supply tanks of their systems ..Patcb Viola and Ed. 1.17..Pa'ch j » "d have their inside flan:e Alex .34..Pat h Ed. 1.64..Fatch ' generator in enclosed proper metal Dwixht .71. .Pentield J. L. 2.92. .Pal-1 box,es. and have the hollow wire pro-merE. B. 7. £9. .Randall. Ole 3 01.jP«rlJ proteoted, we will remove the Ross W. A. 1.70. .Swedberg Peter 4.64 | cbaTSes *or these bad tfatures in euch Sears Fred 1.36. .Shafs Mrs M. E 2.55 isystems in our raticg ot the risks.

T'Schmidt Brewing Co. .71. .Townnend S2.; ®° '(it Yi ° . A. C. 6.24. .Townsend & Hodge 11.36 Ewiog, W H—Kcop, Lillian belanger, Joseph—Heroax, Ella

Mary Herbst, Remigins—Weissenberger,

Regina Garney, Peter Angast—Frommelt,

Francis Marie Johnson, John H—Peterson, Roeelind Fregin, Fred—Beck, Lena Blaiejeski, A1 jzy—Zabaria, Con-

Btantia OCTOBER

Miller, Robert Louis—Summers, Metta

Wotzka, ThomaB H—Harmonic, An­nie

Meek, Carl D—Weiss, Catherine Jachem, Jcseph—Siveneka, Franciska Davis, Raymond W—Hortsch, Mary Barton, Edward—Fassy, Gertrude Zak, Walter—Schubert, Anna Yok, Jacob—Stanek, Agnes Denzen, Georg—Block, Matia

Schneider, Cbailts—Burgraff, Cecelia Virnig, Wm H—Simones, Lucie V Thornton, L C—Pitheon, Macie Vernie

Czech, John—Kalis, Susie Gocbel, Frank—Strom, Sophia Moyer, W H K—Tanner, Adelaide, O Qimby, Chester Leroy—Pierce, Flor­

ence, May Amrin Andrew A—Persson, Rigina Garrison, Richard—Liljegren, Min

nie Mueller, Peter J—Terhaar, Mary Jendro, peter—Heisick, Anna Moran, Eugene—Barbean, Georgina

NOVEMBER Cook, Fred—Karnatb, Bertha Hinkle, Ben J—Chance, Mary P Jansen, August—Thomas, Katherine

E Millner, John—Fiecber, Margaretha Pekareck, Frank—Marshik, Mary Ringwelski, John—Knopik, Francis Berg, Chas O—Hansen, Marian Kliber, Mike—Yowiczak, Josie Super, Jcseph G—Wilinska, Victoria McClintick, S C—Adney, Hannah L Wilczek, Barney—Borosob, Mary Sieckert, Louis Fred—Chounard,

Edna E Broso, Joseph—Wentzel, Angasta Drellock, Lndwig—Pikula, Mary Boras, Kazimir— Wodarczk, Francis Racine, Charles L—Bollig, Anna Ramsdill, Zeth—Matheson, Jennie

DECEMBER Thom, John—Reinke, Metha Nelson, Carl Hugo—Narum, Hilda

Maria Cameron, Donald M—Duncan, Maud

Mary Siegel, Fred—Niman, Emma Ogg, Geo W—Chase, Graoe Wilson, Geo O—Kienow, Rachel A Walkowak, John—Richter, Katie Richter, Vincent—Zmuda, Martha Hmnda, John—Wiener, Katie Tembreull, John P—Shott, Cecilia

Adella Linder, William—Clark, Ella M Wm Linder—Ellen M Clark.

RUMOR THAT J. H. SEAL WILL BE MELROSE POSTMASTER.

St. dond Times: Some business men of Melrose visiting in the city on Saturday state tbat tbere is a ru mor going the roands at that place that Postmaster John Kolb is to be displaced. The rumor has it that Prof. Seal, of the city schools, is booked for the position. Seal is said o have done a whole lot of hustling

for Lindbergh for congress, and this, in addition to the fact that he is a brother-in-law of the congressman elect, leads those who claim to be on the "inside" to believe that the xn-mor is well founded. The poistofflce will be moved shortly after the first of the year to the Hoeschen building.

A NEW BUSINESS BLOCK. Theo. Brockhoff, a well known

hardware merchant and prominent business man of Wadena, has pur chased a business lot on Broadway, in the vicinity of Hennlng Landahl's office and contemplates the erection of a brick business block early in the spring. Mr. Brockhoff's plans as to the disposition of the blook when com­pleted have not yet been announced.

The equipment of the Little Falls Business College is second to none in the Northwest. Its the school tor you,

..Torgerson O. O. 1.93. .Thompson C. 1.81.. Wolf & Forguson 60.12. .Wilson Ames 5.45. .Wilson C. 1.53. .Wilson Alfred 4 29..Wilson L. L. 4.81..Wate S. .56. .Weaver Geo. .48. .Wicklund J. M. 3 23.

VILLAGE SWANVILLE Alshire Clarence 2.14. .Axel Bros.

14.38..Buchard & Zable 24.92..Blals Naziar 6.66. .Chambers Geo. 1.07.. Corrigan Mrs. J. L. 1.88..Cofield James 10.68. .Connelly B. T. 8.56.. Connelly M. G. 1.82. .Champlain S. M. 6.87.. Cox B. B. 26.87. .tllingson Erick .78..Flood E. A. 25.02. .Frost A. 5.95. .Hall A. .96..Hunt A. G. 1.78 ..Kind Albert 1.35. .Koenlg Bros. & Mieschke 42.08. .Mielke Wm. 5.41.. Mielke Bros. 34.88..Morarch Elevator Co. 12.46..Myer & Kind 30.20.. Marknson & Kaun 80.26..Muske F. IS. 48.77.. Mnske R. A. 11.64. .]SIosk; John 5.23..McRae J. J. 14.60. .Peopies Bank 81.03..Pritzel A. 16.38. .Siems Wm. 98.50. .Stroman John 1.42.. Swezey A. D. 3.35. .Stith J. D. & Son 32 04. .Stith J. D. 1.92..Stitb P. R. 9.54. .Sullivan E. T. 9.43..Trampe Wm. 8.90. .Young E. G. .29.

RAIL PRAIRIE Anderson C. H. 8.46. .Anderson

Louis 3.00. .Adams P. H. 2.45. .Aus­tin Norman ,08..Budde Bennet 6.65.. Bates J. J. 1.98. .Bowder Eli 3.73.. Cook Paulina 1.16. .Derosier Jerry 1.54. .Erickson Anton ,23..Fosdick W. M. .47. .Gillson Frank 1.70. .Hilde-brand 7.78. .Hanklns John .95. .Hoov­er J. W. 1.25. .Halverson Thomas .51 ..Johnson L. J. .26. .Johnson A. K. 1.16..Jneger Julias 1.50. .Jensen Chas. .89..Jaeger Guscav 7.48..John­son C. 4.54. .Jones William 10.16.. Knudson John .40. .Lightner Chas. 4.06..Lakka Lars A. .21..Larson J. B. 1.96. .Lewis Fred .87. .McConnell Jdmes 2 67..Mann D. S. .12..Maho-ney L. M. 2.97..Nyman P. O. 1.33.. Newstrom Emil .78..Nelson J. B. 2.98. .Olson Adolf 1.29. .Olson Henry 1.82..Pilon Alex Sr. .90. .Page J. Freeman .90..Pierce F. M. 4.23.. Pilon John 2.65. .Prosser T. J. .84.. Prosser Joseph 4.00. .Rail W. M. 1.16 . .Rail John .46. .Roff John 6.02. .Stro-ming J. C. 8.70. .Stroming A. C. 4.08. .Stroming Theo. Jr. 1.72.. StromiDg Th^o. Sr. 7.39. .Sandeen P. G. 3.08. .Swanson Fred 8.21..Swan­son Peter 7.67. .Snow L. P. 2.04.. Tough Dan .98..Young C. B. .08.

RIPLEY Adams J. A. 9.04. .Allurd Honore

3.77..Allard Thomas 3.53..Beliefeuilie Leander 6.15. .Bellefeuille Jos. 2.53.. Beauctine Chas. 3.93. .Beaamont Geo. A. .51. .Brill Geo. 1.49. .Broiling Mike 1.64. .Berglund August 2 90. .Bmse Emil 8.91. .Beaumont F. R. 3.20.. Brauchaud Desire 4.04. .Bareaa N. 6.28..Beverage David 8.21. .Bladwin Henry 2 87..Clark W. A. 4.27..Cook F. R. 8.86. .Cbartier Emilie 2.98.. Cook W. W. 2.81. .Dubrille Mrs. Jos. S6..Dugas Leon 4.62..Doucette Lod­

ger .48. .Doucette Peter 9.65. .Doucette Sam 1.91. .Doucette Emidie .87. .Dou­cette Julie 1.05. .Doucette Wm. .72.. Davieau Chas. 1.93. .Douoette Jos. 4.70. .Doucette Arthur .66. .Eroux Ma-jorie .64..Everding Fred 1.W8..Eue Ferdinand 3.28..Eroux Mederic.12.. Guilmette Jos. 4.66. .Gals Julius 5.38 . .Gaboury David Jr. 2.60. .Graod-strom John 8.47. .Gaboury Henry -18.. Gravell Louis P. 5.88..Gravell Louis 2.40. .Gaboury Peter .86. .Hall W. C. 2.57. .Houle Honore 8.28. .Hilgendorf Chas. 5.50..Henryaon Nels 2.21..Hall Ed. H. .05. .Hedlucd Chas. 416.. Jones C. W. .84. .Johnson Mrs. Fred .40. .Johnson August 4.12. .Johns Chas. 7.77..Klabr Jos. .84..Killian Isaac .21 ..Kronbeck Peter 4.50..Kohl Adam 8.90. .Kaestner Angcst 2.16..Latzke Frank .40. .Leduc Armme 1.45. .La­brie Arline 4.09..Lutzky Jos. .78.. Lafore Edw. 3.38. .Ledoux Hector 1.27. .Ledoax Omer .08. .Morrisette Eugene 3.45. .Mratin James . 18.. Mor­an Phil. 5.58..Koran N. 2.41..Mayo Isaac 4.64..Martin Jos. 7.75..Nelson Chas. L. 1.00. .Olson Lars .66. .Odette John li68. .Plante Anselm 5.17. .Pusc Geo. 8.13. .Plante Octave 8.87. .Peter­sen P. H. .18. .Plante Ledger 1.94.. Rogers Geo. A. 5.74. .Heath L. F. 2.85 ..St. Onge Jule 8.80..Sundvick Jac.

wants a io: i'te.fr'bm *W'es:'erV.MiWri'esot*a' and the Dakotas to Duluth will bnild a iiiie from uieutvuuu in rope cuuuty to tbe head of the lakes, skirting at the sout shore cf Mille Lsca lake. A corps cf surveyors which have been working east from Glenwcod are now in tbe northern part of Stearns coun­ty. Another crew is now working west from Duluth and is now in the vicinity of Morse Lake and Barnum. A surveying outfit, consisting of tents

ves, tools and provisions consigned arrived

of' Dubnqne, Iotfa; -'Xifi ifi'eElH's5 has bean qnietlv looking into the matter ami says tna»- ne is started on a strong clue as to wbere the epnrinus coin comes from. From wbat be has been able tj learn from the bnpiness men nearly all of tbe money is passed by women. It is bis belief that tbey are also in the deal and could tell a few things if tbey wished. The de­tective has eeveral connrerfeit silver dollars wbich be has picked up. The coins hive been analyzed and are said

to the Soo railroad companv, arrived j to contain a quantity of glass or sili-at this station the first of the week<ca, lead and just ennngh bibbit to and was hauled to the lake yes erday j make them ring wben dropped. A by Horace Hnmphrey. Fourteen rail-J peculiar thing about the coin is that road surveyors in charge cf J. J t no two i'ave the same date. They

If tbe sipply.tank is placed ootside cf t£e risk a safe distance from the burning building, say over 10 feet, and the removal of the danger of fill­ing inside the building, we will pass that feature as approV9d. You will notice that unprotected hollow wires from supply tanks to the inside flame generators or common lamp genera­tors, are hazardous, and where not properly protected or installed as per Item b, on Page No. 14, or where such hollow tubing is exposed to being knocked against, loose, or otherwise liable to accident, or wbere lamps are

> too close to the ceiling, or for porta­ble or table lamps, a charge should be added to the rate of the building and stock for such hazard. The flame generator should be protected with a suitable rcetal box with door, and so installed that there will be no danger to woodwork or other sur­roundings in case of over beating. Where such generators are not safe a cbaiVo hl.'Onld be ftads. If the su* :k>; damage from over-heated flame gener­ator box could be confined in an en­closed room cot off from the main stuck, it would of course be advan­tageous.

It is the intention to make the charges for these several bad features accumulative, so that a system with one defect will be charged but a small minimum amount, and one with sev­eral defects to receive the maximum.

Your systems in nearly every case have more tban one defect es named above. When reduced to one charge we shall be pleased to credit in our present rate.

We enclose a copy of the different permits for gasolene lights and sys­tems which will enable you to see what conditione there are no permits for.

Yours truly, Walter I. Fisher,

Secretary.

FaGkinson. will arrive at Mora this evening and will leave once for Mille Laco. There is great excite­ment in the lake country and th^ sturdy pioneers tbat have waited so long for a railro.d feel that their hopes are to be realized at last. If the Soo dees build into tbe lake coun­try it is very probable tbat tbe Great Northern will build an extension from

*ftlikc-i north to connect with one of its northern lines. There is strong rivalry between the Soo and the Great Northern and it is not likely that Jim Hill will sit calmly by and see the Soo invade its territory.

•Should tne Great Northern build this extension it would furnish Mille Lacs lake with unexcelled railroad facilities, giving it direct lines to the twin cities and to Duluth and Superi­or. This would insure the rapid de­velopment of tbe Mille Lacs lake and make it a popular summer resort, as it woald be easy of access from all nearby centers of population.

4.32. .Tough Sam 1.79. .Tedford Robert 8.07. .Tew Adelaide 4.87. ..Ware James 1.92.

PIKE CREEK Arvidson Chas. H. 4.60. .Anderson

John 2.18. .Anderson August 3.01.. Anderson Oscar .76. .Anderson An­drew 6.28. .Berendt Jcseph .86..Bonik Mike ,62..Beno Christ 1.76..Boras Joseph 3.83. .Boras Stan. 1.19. .Bxunit Jos. H. 3.14. .Balitzki Julius .95.. Bssteck John 2.44. .Benson B. P. 1.19 ..Blechinger Cbas. 1.39. .Biechinger John B. 3.69. .Broberg Henry 2.04.. Cieminski John .76. .Carlson C. H. 1.61..Copa Stephen .49. .Cieminski Frank 1.47. .Cook John H. 2.09. .Ci­eminski Jacob .79. .Collison C. W. 1.06. .Cieminski Joseph .76. .Carlson Sarah 3.03..Durawa Joseph 2.86.. Durawa Vincent 3.55. .Deering Mike 2.43..Deering John Jr. .79..Dzorin Vincent 2.41. . Dunn Levisa 1.26v.Do-misch Joseph 1.50..Deering Martin 2.84. .Drellack L 6.19. .Deering Joseph 2.35. .Duclos O. 55.37. .Eckman John 1.62..Evan8 Wm. 2.37. .Ellifson Christ 2.90. .Gray Wm. H. 1.47. .G inter Joseph 3.19. .Ginter Chas. 3.61..Gin-ter Jacob .12. .Gregerson L. .18.. Hays W. H. 6.27. .Hamilton James 4.87..Holm Christina .99..Hanson Anna 1.59. .Hamlin Jos. .63. .Janta Frank 2.95. .Johnson Ed. D. 4.31.. Johnson John A. 5.87. .Johnson S. C. 4.94..Janney F. A. 3.37..Jawarski St. 1.98. .Johnson Joseph 3.35. .Kno pik Anton 1.81..Kiedrowski August 2.18..Kemp C. W. 1.94. .Kuchineki Paulina 3.98. .Krickler Frank 1.30.. Knopik Peter 5.21. .Kinowski Frank 2.27. .Knudson Anton .42. .Knudson Abraham" .73. .Karplnski Paul 8.18.. Krause Albert 2.21.. Larson Hans .49 . .Lambert Jasper 3.69. .Ledoux Mit­chell 1.68. .Lindbergh C. A. 9.08.. Larson Leonard .53. .Locks J. 3.46.. Larson Thomas 1.98. .Lemonczek Paul 8.68..Larson Jonas 4.28..Lewis Mark .79. .Lepinski M. .68. .Lepinski Frank 2.72. .Lesinski Andrew 2.29. .Leibel Geo. 1.70. .Minchow Simon 3.55.. Morrill Sophie P. 178.66. .Morrill A. C. fstate 31.53. .Matteson M. F. .09 ..Manty John 1.87..Maschke Wm. Sr. 8.40. .Maschke Wm. Jr. 7.18.. Muehlbaner Frank 2.95. .Matteson Vernon .17. .Nieman Cbas. 5.5V.. Hitman Otto 4.54. .Nelson Chas. J.

There are plenty of surveving crews in tbe field. Do tbey mean anything? Or is it simply a bis bluff on the part of the Soo to make the N. P. get down to business and give it favorable rates on hauling its grain cars from Glen wood to Duluth? „ Time will tell.

rarge back as far as 1870 bat all are different. Another representative of the American Detective association will arrive iu the city ia a few days to a«eist in the s arch of the counter­feiters. Mch.llis ^ays that he will be ready to make arrests within a week or ten days.

TO COMEMORATS ANNIVERSARY OF COONTY ORGANIZATION. Mcrrison county was organize fifty-

years aero. Tbere has been talk that it woald be appropriate to have a banquet to celebrate the event, and it is now planned to have such an affair some time daring court week in March.

It is hoped to have present all voters now living who were present at the first election. There are probably a Ecore of tuem or more scattered through the country.

Hon. N. Richardson, who not only voted at the first election, but began his remarkable career of office holding by being elected to office at tbat time, is much interested in the matter, and there seems to be a feeling that the anniversaiv should be celebrated.

1.78. .Nieman Wm. 3.09..Olik John 2.61..Olson Gust 6.13. .Ockerman Ole 2.10-.,plick Vmcent 4.00. .Osewski Alex "88. .Olik D. .78. .Olson Nels 8.38. .Olson John 3.06..Posch Jacob .59. .Prodzinski Thomas 2.69. .Page W. L. 2.61. .Piehowski John 8.20.. Peterson H. 1.04..Prodzinski John .24 ..Pankratz Gust 2.87. .Piekarski Jos­eph 1.33. .Petereon Aug. 6.04. .Prodra-za Peter 1.11. .Pietrowski John 1.83.. Pietrowski Ignatz 1.14. .Pietrowski Isidore 1.69..Posch L, B, 4.92. .Peter­son Peter .08. .Peterson Jessie .04.. Piekarowski S. 1.53. .Peterson Forkel 2.84. .Prodzinski Mary 3.60. .Plomeki Mike .66. .Qaine J. E. .20. .Rudek John 2.60. .Ringwelski Mike 3.89.. Richter Mary 1.80. .Ringwelski Mat 2.41. .Ringwelski Bert 2.14. .Richter Jacob 2.69. .Rutz Joseph 4.26.. Ring­welski Frank 1.83. .Richard Bros. 18.47. .Russell Robt. 7.18. .Ringwelski Mat No. 2 1.66. .Stolkman Jacob 1.10 ..Sorenson C. A. 1.54..Stevens John E. 8.79. .Scbypritt John 1.84. .Smuda Joseph .93. .Stolkman August .88.. Scbwartz Mike 3.32. .Sadetzki Joseph 1.66. .Smuda John .93. .Schendal Chas. 3.03. .8avage L. C. 2.98. .Scott Martin 1.18. .Sprandel Chas. A. 25.03. .Tan-detzki Ignatz 8.55. .Tandetzki Frank Sr. 4.44. .Trebiatoweki Eva ?.32.. Thoma D. 4.71..Tilman Simon 8.15.. Trask Wm. .07. .Walkoviak John .86 ..Winchewski August 4.03. .Wahl Ole L. 4.03.. Wysocki Paul .48..Witte Gertrude .17. .Witta Jonn 2.01..Wick Mike 2.90.. Wielinski Simon 2.77.. Williams M. M. 45.15..Zilllk John 2.44. .Zywialaski Joseph 103. .Zalt* kowski John 3.33. I

CHICKEN PIE. The Ladies of the Methodist Episco­

pal church will give a chicken pie sapper in Maurin's Hall Tuesday evening, January 9, from 5:30 to 8:00 o'clock. Tickets now on sale at 25 cents each.

TOWN OF SWANVILLE Anderson L. P. .53. .Anderson Au­

gust 3.44. .Anderson Chas. 1.45. .Bosell Andrew 2.06..Blais John 18.07. .Bese-mann Wm. 6.11. .Baumgart Rudolf 3.45. .Brown Henry 1.57. .Blair Peter 4.45..Blair Solomon ,48..Blaia C. 8.90 ..Beseman Anton 5.07. .Bergstrom Otto 2.83. .Baker James L. .15. .Base­man Chas. 1.40..Blais Louis 4.04.. Blanchard Lon 12.05. .Beseman Albert 2.87. .Clark W. F. 4.25..Chickow Val. 2.95. .Casey Luke 4.64. .Chickow Joe 1.16..Christianson H. P. .51..Cox W. H. 5.76. .Carlson John 1,00.. Cichon John .06..Dobs T. 7.66..Dy-gart & Spencer 8.91..Decker Anton 8.04. .Dvgart W. L. 2.26. .Ehernberg Carl 7.64. .Erickson Hans 4.37..Eich-man Albert 1.39. .Firkus Albert .04.. Gesell Wm. 9.88. .Gans Julius 2.30.. Gans Herman 9.84. .Getskow Herman 2.80. .Gesell Thomas 2.84. .Glantz Cbas. 4.2-'..Hanson Gunder 2.66.. Hereon Eilt 1.22. .Hanson Andrew 2.59. .Hanson August 2.16. .Johnson Abraham 1.02. .jacobson Jacob 9.63 Jasorka Math 3.00. .Jacobson J. P. 2.77..Kolis John 2.00. .Kuka Nick 5.10..Korel Joe 5.65..Kuenl Wm. 7.25 . .Kiesgen John 5.62. .Kronsev August C. 5.77. .Ludenia S. 4.26..Long J. J. 6.71..Lehrke Fred 6.18..Lindberg John A. 2.33..Lekberg P. A. 1.65.. Mielke Albert 9.66. .Molde Christ 5.85 ..Madson Rasmus 1.32..Model Hokan 1.27..Miller Louis R. 1.83..Matroe Frank 1.98..Melby Andrew 3.20. .Ma* ciej John Jr. .26. .Maciej Simon 4.14 .. Macie j John Sr. 6.90. .Miller Paul 4.06. .Martinson Peter 1.20. .Martinson R. J. 1.87. .Nelson N. L. 2.75. .Nel­son Jens 5.46. .Niemeyer G. 2.91.. Nelson Albert 1.05. .O'Donnell J. R. 2.59. .Osgood L. A. 2.43. .Olson Anton 1.83. .Olson N. A. 8.68. .Olson Hokan

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SPECIAL TERM OF DISTRICT _ COURT.

Judge Myron D. Taylor will hold a special term of district court in this city on next Friday, Jan. 11th.

Born—To Ringwelski,

Mr. Dec.

and Mrs. 30, a son.

Frank

Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred An. derson, Monday, a daughter.

The Mississippi Valley Medical As­sociation will meet here next Tues­day.

The regular meeting of the city council will be held next Monday evening.

Adelord Germain left Wednesday via St. Paul for California, where he will remain until spring.

A telephone, No. 11-4, has been placed in the office of Z. N. Barnes, city salesman for the Pine Tree Lum­ber Co., and all orders for lumber or mill wood should be sent to him.

Tbe last meeting of the old board of county commissioners will be beld at the conrt house Monday. January 7, and on Tuesdav, January 8, the new board will hold its initial meet­ing.

Beginning January 1, 1907, the bar­bers of Little Falls have decided to close their shops each evening at 8:00 o'clock, with the exception of Satur­day evenings, when they will be kept open to 11:00 o'clock.

Serg't. Henry Roberts, U. S. A., who has conducted a recruiting sta­tion here for some months past, left Wednesday for LaCrosse, Wis., where he will be stationed. The local sta­tion has been dosed up.

Three furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent. Just the thing for young oi aged couple. In pleasant location. Will rent very cheap to right parties. Inquire at 608 First Ave. N- E. or Stephen C. Vasaly.

Tbe baggage and warehouse men in tbe employ of the Northern Pacific Railway at this point have had their wages raised $7.50 per month, while the operators on tbe entire line have been given an increase of |5.00 per month.

At tbe German Evang. Lutheran ohuroh, Rev. A. Siegenhtaler pastor, services will be held Sunday morning at 10:30 a. m., Sunday school at 9:80. Special meeting will be held after ser­vices which all members are requested to attend.

A meeting of stockholders of the Giant Grip Horse Shoe Co., was held at the company's offices January 1, but on account of the inability of several stockholders to attend at the time, the meeting was adjourned to January 9.

Brainerd Dispatch 80: Mrs. Fred ffMfman left today noon for Sauk Centre, ealled there by the illness oC tier daughter, Mrs. Scbleusener and the aon'of the latter.. The boy has had bronchitis and the mother is won oo% earing for him. *

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