Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-11
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the lodge, refreshments were served and
q very pleasant time was had by all.
The following officers We're elected and
installed: ~
?. c. OF H Mrs. H. A. Bouck. #
c. OF H.-Mrs E. A. Bowers.
L. OF H.-Mrs b. W. Rrannen. -
Z. OF C.-Mrs. Frank Renick
Fin.-Mrs. Eva Fowler. IF
Recorder-Mrs. Fred McGonaglp.
.Receiver-Mrs. James Lousdal-. -
Usher-Mrs John Hunter.
Inside Watch-Nrs. John Sjoberg -
Outside Watcll-i'. W. Branneu.
Trustees-Frank Renlck, one year.
Mrs. Harmon. two years; Mrs. Robert
Muncey, three years.
Mrs. Chas. Brannen, of Little Falls,
visited friends and relatives In the vii
lage a few days this week.
Mrs. Thraemer returned last Saturday
! night from Chicago: where she had been
to order her spring stock of millinery.
Win Morsman. foreman OF the n P.
bridge crew, spent Sunday with his
family in the village.
Miss Hattie Eaton received a message
last Monday. stating that her sister,
VINO lives at Minneapolis. had been quite
badly scalded. Miss Eaton left at once
for Minneapolis.
Those attending the organizing OF the
Degree OF Honor from Little Falls last
Thursday plight were, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Amo, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Pow. Mr.. and Mrs. E.. W.
Collins, Mrs. T. B. Ambuhl, Henry
Taylor, G.. E. Vasaly.
Prof. }. NJ. Van Camp visited friends
in Little Falls Sunday.
Mulholland Bros received a car load
OF horses from the southern part OF the
state which they have been selling.
Marshal Lambert was on the sick
list Monday. His place was filled by
Abe Devore.
Otto DeMoss, Of Randall, is visiting
friends in the village.
Ben Crippen, OF GAINESVILLE, MINI, is
working in Chas. Connor's blacksmith
shop.
Dr.. Nero, OF Little Falls. was in the
village the first OF the week On profes.
sioual business.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Mailman left
Wednesday night for Washington If
they are favorabiy impressed with the
country, they may decide to make their
future home there.
About 2 O'Clock las: Sunday morning
the house Of Mrs. Alice Lambert was dis
GOV red 10 b on fire The fire bell was
at once sounded the firemen responding
promptly. and it was NOT hong until
fhnV stu
III the flames which soon got the fire
under control The house was quite
badly damaged. but the housnho!d
goods were all saved. The volunteer
fire department deserve much credit for
their good work. The loss is fully
covered by insurance.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine. COM
pany arrived in the village Tuesday,
and expect to remain here couple OF
weeks.
Frank Caughey, OF Daggett Brook,
was in the village during the week.
Miss Alice Lambert. who has been
visiting sat West Concord, MIMI, the
past few weeks, returned home Tuesday.
Chas. Ross returned home from ::Sulli-
van lake Monday.
Died-Mrs. Parish, OF Long Lake,
Mimi. daughter OF J. d. dunter, OF this
place. Mrs. Parish visited here last
summer and made a great many friends
here. She leaves husband and ten
children to mourn her loss. They have
the sympathy Of all in their great he
reavenent.
The case OF the State vs.. w. J. Broker,
charged with selling liquor to a minor.
was settled last Friday, also the case of
Mr.. GoDya, OF Two Rivers, charged with
cutting down fence.
Randall.
Our sick folks are all getting better.
Five families from Esterville, Iowa.
arrived here Saturday. They will To-
cate on section IL, Parkertown.
Mrs. Esther Smith, of Wadena.
preached at the Congregational church
here last Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Smith is good talker and there is
talk OF engaging her for this field III,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lucas. moved
home from their camp at Gushing Tues.
day. - -: z52.es :
There will be sociable at the JCongre-
gational church Friday evening, March
IL. A good musical and literary pro-
gram will be rendered. Everything free.
Come everybody and have a social time.
The Pine Tree company's log SC aler
was here Tuesday and scaled Mr.. Mills
logs. 5.s
There will he 2 masnnerada hall OF