Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-10-14


ana family at-
TENDED .nnnd school Fort Ripley
last Sund
and md obnsons were at
Fort Ripley last atsuntla
n tn Garlcy, ,vgiisited her parants
%. Little Fails Saturday and sunday
md retnrnec Monday ss5,|.'',ss
gurt Ierglund vent sto Little Falls
Saturday the 8th.
are glad 10 see e !. Nelson back
II the country again.
Carl Johnson and Elsworth Coburll
vent Is Fort Ripley with wheat last
Mon1a
Ole Hokanson CONNIE need moving to
his new farm last Monday
North Prairie
Oct. lO.-An infant child Of Frank
SPnnchalla died 9 week ago today
Mike KlukIok and Julia Posch we're
wed by Rev. a. J. Gospodar last Tues
day.
a. J. Gospodar took trip ton. b.
where he visited with his brothers for q
lew days. He brought news that snow
has fallen about two inches at that
place. He brought back with him one
Of his nepheWs. ...5
Strot chinski and Chapriesti decided
the case Of Anton Barton the town clerk.
The result OF which was 535 bushels 81
wheat; 243 OF oats, and &c bushels 81
rye. Same threshers clarified Frank
Schelonka's income which was 500
bushels Of wheat, about 200 Of oats, and
83 ofrye.
Geo. Geissel is now full resident oi
Belview, having permanently ettled Ut
Roy Moved out all household
goods and other property last week.
Mr. Pulaski has now full possession 81
the store here and will soon have q full
line of general merchandise goods. plac.
ing the people Of this village and vicin.
ity in q position to dispose Of their pro.
duce &C . fair price, and in. turn to pur.
chase goods at reasonable price. II
business will be pc conducted as con.
template: he will undou btedly- have
good returne. ..% S
The time Of Mr.. Boom's lease on the
Two River mill expires on the 18th
inst. As to who will run the mill here.
after is uncertain, but it is likely that
Boom will renew the contract. The mill
has q very good location in fact. the To-
cation itself is worth 81, 900 every wear,
because it gives the manager rance to
economic on account OF it's excellent
water facilities OF course during the
winter ard dry summer months it is run
by steam, otherwise, if the contractor is
economic and not in the habit of extray-
agance. which is very seldom. the
case, it is run by water f,,rn-
ished by Two River. Millers
cay that the Two River mill
is one OF the slickest running mills in the
country, AID in fact, in better running
condition than many village and city
mills. The works in the mill are the best
made. A nice chance for an industrious
man 70 make money, for one who has in
view that one cannot amass q fortune
BY unwearied industry or activity.
Truly, no one could ever attain emil
hence in his profession without energy
or activity, even the viplinist will admit
that, !. Il a. .. / "a q
]. y. Barton intended to 20 to Little
Fails the 18th on p.1litical business but
the rainy weather induced him to post
pone the going until q later day.
Sr. uementina was very sick, but is
slowly recovering. Sr Directress accom-
panied by another sister, came over with
the intention Of taking her home but
found her ip too sick Il condition to take
her home. r,
Sr: Blasia was surprised by Sr. Aram-
eia, her sister, Of st. Cloud, last Satur-
day. She returned home Sunday after
noon. III l u s.ss.. sf .
81; Euphemia was visiting at Pierz
last Friday and Saturday. 81
Peter Anderson, OF Pike Creek.