Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-24
Belle Prairie.

Belle Prairie.
June 21.-Miss Emma Paddock went
to Little Fails last week, where she will
nurse for some time.
Eugene and Ella Heroux, CT Little
Falls. are visiting their grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Picotte, this week.
Mrs. c. E. Trebby visited friends at TT.
Ripley last week.
L. W. Aver left for the Rainy lake
country last week. He is cruiser and
prospector for the Pine Tree company
and will be gone some months. He will
get an assistant when in Duluth.
Miss Eliza Prentice was in Little Falls
Wednesday calling on friends.
Rev. F. A. Simmer, OF Little Falls,
came up here Sunday and delivered a
fine sermon. He expects 70 be up again
the list OF Jul y.
Alexander Reaper came up from Buck
man Saturday and spent Sunday with
his family.
Miss Caroline Heroux, OF Little Falls,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Barboe. this
week.
Misses Gertrude and Vernette Trebby,
Eliza Prentice and G. w. Mckee spent
Thursday at Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Rus
sells. Croquette was the evening
amusement. And we are glad that the
amateur players won the game.
Mrs. E. NJ. Mcintyre went to AIdrich
last week on visit to Mrs. Hughs and
Mrs. Cowell OF that place.
Mrs. Lon Harrison, of Little Falls,
spent Sunday visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Rasicot.
Miss Eliza Prentice started for Super
ior, Wis, Monday, where she will visit
relatives and friends for some time.
Miss Mab]e Rasicot visited friends in
Little Falls Saturday and Sunday.
G. W. Mckee called on old friends in
Fort Ripley Saturday. -,
f. R. Cook, Of Fort Ripley, was call
ing on friends here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Terrell and Miss Harting, OF
Brainerd, are visiting Mrs. NJ E. Coe
this week.
Ed. DeLaHunt resigned his position as
teacher in the Gaboury school to accept
a position in Little Fails. There is only
one NC re week of school.
BERTHE Gardener went to Crow Wing
last week on visit 70 his grand parents.
He will spend most of his vacation there.
Mrs. M. E. Coe went to Dagget Brook
last week on visit to her brother,
Richard Gorst.
The people OF this community were
terribly shocked to hear of the sudden
death OF our former teacher, Clarence
Smith at Ada last week. Mr.. Smith
was well known and his many friends ex-
tend their sincere sympathy to the be-
reaved parents.
Pascal Doucette, who was very badly
burned last week, is not expected to
live: His son, Joseph, who was also
badly burned, is improving and will be
able to be around in about week.
A large number of young ladies and
gentlemen gave Miss Rosa Gaboury a
surprise party Thursday evening in
honor OF her twentieth birthday. Dane
ing was INDUCED in until late hour
when refreshments were served. About
forty guests were present and all passed
a very pleasant evening, going home
wishing Miss Gaboury many happy
birthdays.
-Juue 22.-One OF the men working on
the section here had one OF his fingers
very badly crushed this morning by a
railroad tie falling on it. -,
Saturday night the annual school
meeting was held at the school house at
8o'clock p. m. There were two officers
to be elected, clerk and director, the
terms Of each expiring on that date. F.
J. Farrand was reelected by majority
OF three votes as director. Henry Ras-
loot was reelected clerk by majority of
IS votes. The annual reports were read
and accepted. The names OF the apple
cations for teachers for the next term OF
school were read. The public was al
lowed to vote ON who should teach.
The names Of the applicants were Misses
Nettle Carley and Flora Hayes, OF Little
Falls; Edward Mcintyre, Lyman Prai-
rie; Miss Winefred Pen tine, Indiana, and
Miss Prentice, Brainerd. Mr.. Mcintyre
received two more votes than the rest.
Ofcourse the board does not have to
hire the one chosen unless they wish too.
Married-At the church ofssthe Holy
Family David Moran and Miss Fanny
Guertin were married at 1880 o. M, by
Rev. Father Joueux. They have both
lived here a good many years and have
a host OF friends who wish them much
happiness and prosperity through life.
sA large number OF their friends gave
them 9 surprise Mondas evening, as
only the near rela tiVes were p1esenJ at
the wed ding. e he evening was spent in
dancing and merry making. The happy
couple have begun hous ekeeping on Mr..
Moran g far m. s'sss
The Sunday school will glvesa picnic in
the grove near the store bull ding on the
Fourth Of JUL Livery one ia invited to
come and have g good time, and would
like to have al speak pieces to-.