Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-13
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May q Mrs. Frank WorthiDg, who
has been i'll for several weeks n alnVlv
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3 May l1..-MIb. Frank WOrthiDg who
has been i'll for several weeks, is slowly
recovering. ssss
Charlie Sears returned last week from
an extended trip north, where he had
been in search Of work, but he was not
successful. He says there is some work
to do in that country, but q dozen men
are hunting for employment toevery one
thatis busy. n
s5# Owen Davis has just finished repairing
his cottage south Of the Merchants hotel
and it is said that it will soon be occu-
pied By q young gentleman who is now
single. a. ..5?sz# E= !
Ralph Hedemark, OF Minneapolis. was
in town Thursday for the purpose OF
renting his farm, which is located near
town. r.:@
o. o. Torgerson, Of the firm OF Wolf &
Torgerson. transacted business in Brain
erd Thursday.
H. A. Chubb, miller of Boyd, Wiz,
and a cousin of Mrs. C.. II. Hodge, is
visiting at Mrs. HodAe's. -.
Mrs. Amanda Webber, of Minneapolis,
assistant superintendent of the Children's
Home Society OF Minnesota, was in town
Monday soliciting funds for the society
While here.she also organized an asso-
clate board differed as follows: W. H.
Benson, president; Mrs. C. Q. Faquin, V.
P; Mrs. E. L. Daily, Sec; R. W. Sipes,
teaa.: DR.. Briggs. medical examiner; Rev.
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John Loom, board OF directors.
DR.. C. 0: P6quin, who has been i'll for
several months, has been failing quite
rapidly for The last few days, and it is
not believed that his life can be much
prolonged.
Mrs. Cole, the aged mother of A. L.
Cole, Of this place is lingering between
life and death. The cause is a general
suspension of the physical forces, the in
evitable result OF long and well-spent
life DR.. Cole. OF Minneapolis, and DR..
Cole, of Fergus, both came up Monday
to be with their mother during her i'll
ness. The latter will. however. have to
return to his regiment in St. Paul to.
morrow, as he has orders to leave io1
Manila on Thursday. the 18th inst LAT
ER-Mrs. Cole died Tuesday evening at
about II o'clock. The remains will be
embalmed and sent to New York, her / Id
| nome. Tor Our1al.
J. B. NORM went up to Staples this
evening.
Mis- Edna johnson is teaching in the
primary department this week. as Miss
Paquin is obliged to remain at home
during the serious illness OF her father.
A. L. Coles wood saw completed its
work at Pillager last week and the crew
returned home Friday.
A subscription was circulated by some
Of our en- terprising citizens last week tc
secure fu nds for replacing the flag that
was burn ed in last winters fire. Fifteer
dollars or more were raised in a very
short time and an 18-foot flag will bt
here in a day or two. The new flag will
belong join thy to the school and town
Weather permitting, it will be raised
Friday afternoon.
Sam Paquin, OF Chicago, son OF DR.
Paquin, and Mr.. Pullman, of Pembina
N. D.. brother OF Mrs. Paquin. ar
rived yesterday, called here by the Sc
we're illness OF DR.. paquin.
". ". Wolf will ship :, car loa( O
beeves to St. Paul this evening. Among
the lot is yoke of oxen for which h
paid 1922. A pretty good rrice for two
beeves.
A hard frost this morning played
havoc with the early gardens. It is no
thought that berries are sufficiently ad
yanced to have suffered much.