Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-04
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1VllyesS LOW u, Ultu 0unUttX# eVSulHxs5 Oh
cancer of the liver; aged 81 wears. The
funeral took place Wednesday
I5s Willie SULLIVAN zane down from Sank
Centre Saturday and visited with his
parents over Sunday
# Mrs: al. Bartrem and daaghter, 81
Montana, are visiting friends here this
week. SIS MA. n 55s 81 t$
Geo. b. Kopler, the dry goods man,
will be here this week. s MD
Isl W. H. Cox and Chas. Giants made. q
visit out in t..ecountry last Sunday. I.
Pat ,Flabven was adopted into the
mysteries OF wood craft Tuesday even
ing. 51 # ,5. ]. 55 ss5z
DR.. Bertram, who made q visit a few
days ago to Sank Rapids, with q view to
locating there, has made up his mind to
stay here, thinking he could not better
himself BY making the change: 81
Albert. Stoll is clerking for J. D. Stith.
N B. B. Cox has received a. nice line OF
gents clothing and hats for the spring
trade. II in need, give him g call. 5
: !: March 9th is election day. II It is hoped
that every voter liz the town will turn
out. y ~ d ...5ssE@ . .sl:1 rs. IS:
e Tom, IL year old son OF Luke Casey.
of the town OF sSwanville, was hurt
rather badly Thursday of last week. He
had gone with bis father to the saw mill
with a load of logs, and watched the
horses after the logs were unlouded.
He was in front of the team, which got
scared 1T the ngine and ran away. The
sled pole struck the boy in the chest,
and he was run over. The boy was
taken to Little Falls and treated by DR..
Fortier- The injuries we're a dislocated
shoulder, broken collar bone and several
bruises. The boy is doing WE'LL -
...'. =. Swan River. Va
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George Larsen
Feb. 25th. a son. -
Fred Estey finished successful six
months term OF school in district No. ID
on the 26th. i.
Miss Anna. johnson finished very
successful term OF school in district No.
25 on the 25th. 49,. !.
At the caucus held at the town hall on
che 26th the following were nominated
for town Office: Martin Vichorek,
chairman; J. c. Peterson aud J. R..
ODonnell, supervisors; q. O'Donnell,
town clerk; Paul Krottoschinsky, treas
urer; j. H. Kay, assessor; w. F. Kay
and Paul. Krottoschinsky, Justices OF the
peace; R. J. Stutliff, constable. -
Mrs. Dan Hannegan, of Little Falls.
was visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
R. b. Stuart, last week. 5'' i
Mrs. Mary Root: OF Little Falls, was
visiting friends here last week.
A number OF children are having the
mumps and whooping cough this winter.
Fred Estey has been employed to
teach the spring term Of school in dis
trict No. ID. y. ~,..~ ~ l..
Thomas Stewart and family have
moved onto their old farm here and
rented their house in Little Falls.
4 question which is puzzling good
many OF our cltlzens-can a postmaster
hold a public office? se.s ~. - 4; :, #
Dan Sheedy purchased a nice team Of
horses last week. . '-'&
At a caucus held a. Ledoux March LIST,
the following nominations were made:
W. F. Kay, chairman; C. Karnowski and
N. Schlicting, supervisors; Alex " ochhik,
town clerk; Mike Nowak. treasurer; j.
H. Kay, assessor; W. F. Kay and Paul
Krottoschinsky, justices of the peace;
M. Yak, constable, 70 ,-},". gI:t . q. q
Frank Bukoski and Augustine: Tuzen-
ski were recently married by Father
Sucynsky.,; JOS, Leo and John Cru
noski, Martin aud John Duraba became
involved in trouble with the other guests
and q row resulted, but NJ, one was
badly hurt. 49, ..;, .:,.: r. - Il