Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-11
Belle Prairie.

! March 8.-Joseph Butler, OF Green
Prairie, called On Alex Reaper Friday.
Miss Frances Paddock, who has been
quite sick, was able to return to Little
Falls Saturday. where she will attend
school. Ssag"7a
Henry Rasicot is putting up ice this
week.
Arbert Coe, ~f Oak Ridge. is visiting
bis brother, O. A. Coe, this week.
Mrs. Labontiet went to Royalton yes
terday, where she will canvass for a
new tiavoring powder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mcintyre, OF
Swanville, arrived here Saturday on
visit to their friende. Mr.. Mcintyre re
turned Sunday, but his wife will remain
here some time.
Mrs. F. J. Farrand left for st. Cloud
Saturday, where she will visit her
daughters, Mis-. VIM. Warner and
Fanny Earra"d, the coming week.
Mis- Cora Reaper went to Green
Prairie Sunday where she will visit
few days.
Misses Jennie and Minnie johnson are
on the sick list.
Joseph Rocheleau and sister, Miss
Della, were VISITORS at our school Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NORM spent Friday
evening at Mr., and Mrs. Alex Reaper's.
Miss Gertrude Trebby spent last week
in Little Falls visiting friends.
Masters David and Frank Farrand
spent Saturday and Sunday in Fort
| Ripley.
Dame Rumor tells us that there will
soon be another wedding in our neigh
bOrhood. Guess, who?
G. W. Mckee and Mrs. C. e. Treb5y
and daughter were In FIT. Ripley Friday.
NJ. E. Coe met with quite an accident
yesterday by breaking his wagon. He
will be unable to have it fixed for some
time, as they have to send it to the
Twin Cities for some parts.
Mrs. Sam Gauthier and son and
daughter, OF Green Prairie. spent Sunday
visiting Mrs. Alex Reaper.
Elvin Young and sister, Miss Dotta,
Of Crow Wing. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. E. COe this week.
c. O. Smith lett for his home at Lyman
Prairie this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rasicot were in
Little Falls Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill, of Little
alle, spent Sunday, at Mrs. L. A. Ayers.
The snow is nearly all melted IN the
roads here, and in few days the roads
will be in very good condition.. The
ground is thawlng out very fast and if it
continues warm, the ground will be all
right for seeding in week.
Telesphorc Picotte has purchased
bicycle.
Jean Reardon was called to Little
Falls today to appear dis witness in d
case in court.
Miss sMinnie Reaper went to Green
Prairie today on a visit.
G. O. Smith closed a very successful
term OF school Friday March 4. We are
sorry, but are only able to give small
report. Average attendance. "a, uum-
Der oiled, so; Carl Farraud and Leon
Gardner were the only ones present
every day, and were tardy but a very
few times. This was Mr.. Smiths first
term OF school, and has met with sue
cess. He had a roll of honor in his
school and we are happy 20 say that
nearly every ones name was there. We
hope that next time they will all be there.
While trying to cross the Mississippi
yesterday the ice broke and let the team
belonging to Chas. Hall, of Green
Prairie, into the water on the west ride
of the river. He called for help aud F..
4. Mason and Robert Russell hearing
him fastened down to the river. They
were the first there, but soon Others
came aud after d great deal OF hard and
dangerous work the team was rescued.
The horses were nearly exhausted, being
in the water nearly half an hour. The
ice ON the west eide of the river is always