The Schaller Herald
Schaller, Sac Co. Iowa

July 18, 1901

--We saw a curiosity the other day on the farm of E.C. MILL, one mile north of town. Geo. MILL, a brother of E.C. has a large grey mare that gave birth to twin mules the other day, and both are as pert as jack rabbits. They will play with each other and kick each other, and both look alike. They will be named 'Zipp' and "Zipper'.-Ida Co. Pioneer.
--Uncle Isaac MILL received a fall at the home of his son-in-law, F.M. McLAUGHLIN, last Friday afternoon. He was out in the yard and in stepping up on the walk overestimated the strength of his lame leg and fell over backward. He fell quite heavily and was considerably shaken and bruised, and has not been able to get about since without help. He is quite feeble and this slight mishap lays him up again just when a person wants to get around to find a cool spot.
--Elmer MILL is still obliged to use crutches in getting about as a result of the runaway he and his mother were victims of a week ago last Sunday. Mrs. MILL was bruised and hurt more than she thot at the time and while not laid up gets around with difficulty.

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July 25, 1901

Mrs. W.W. ALLEN called Monday and ordered The Herald sent to her sister, Mrs. Geo. LAYTON, at Tripp, S.D.