Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08
Motley.
Apr. The fol LOVING are the reports 81
April 1898: IS


pr. The ollo Owing are the reports 81.
the Motley school for the month ending
April 1898:
UPPER ROOM. SIS:
No days taught !. !. :. !. I. 20 B
No. pupils enrolled !. 81 B
Total attendance in days Z. 800. 832 II
Average daily attendance. 80 SO. \. IS AK
Total cases Of Hardness. . ........... 8 Sd
Those neither absent nor tardv: Rena
and Roy Baker, Raymond Gale, Levi
johnson, Clara Knndeen, Albert News
kirk, Geo. Norris, Myrtle Wait, Willie
Strom, Alec Patch, Violet Briggs and
Willard Holm. }Ez= F ~. s.s#. ~. ss55
J. B. MORAN, Prin. s.
7 LOWER ROOM. .
No. days taught. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 20
10. scholars enrolled. .................. II +
Total attendance in days. .12l3h
Average daily acknowledgements. CO.'S
No. cases Hardness. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Those neither absent nor tardy: John
Holub, Eddie an: Freddy Jacobs, Aless
and Arendt Loom, Harry McGrath, Ben
Shelley, Selma st. Pierre, Vernon Waite,
Warren and Pearl Williams, Gladys
Sears, Violer Norris. Tommie Nash. i,
+ G. E. PAQu1N, Teacher. =:
! Your correspondent came near getting
licked day or two ago. Having read
in Little Falls paper that A. L. Cole
was IN aep!rant for sena torial honors,
we called Oh him to find out just how
much work Mr.. had been doing in that
direction. He admitted the interview
with the reporter, but denied that any
thing said by him could lead to the con-
illusions reached. Mr.. Cole is a thor
ough business man and his whole time,
especially in winter, is devoted to-; his
business. Nevertheless, il he could be in
duced to accept that nomination and be
elected, the democrats may rest as
Rured that Uhey were never represented
by an ADLER man. :
F. NJ. Newkirk, ex-postmaster. is clerk
ing for Wolf & Torgersou.
A. L. Cole & Co. g wood saw mill COM
mence working at Pillage" in a couple of
weeks, under the direction OF Will
Jacobs as usual.
Mrs. Frank Worthing has been ill for
the past few days.
J. H. Baker has sold his span OF grays
to a BrOwerville man. He had one OF
the prettiest teams in Motley.
Mrs. A. L. Cole has been quite i'll with
sore throat for the past week.
The revival meeting at the M. E..
church closed Sunday. Rev. G. B. Bre-
count, OF st. Paul, who had been preach
ing the sermons, occupied the pulpit.
lie is TO rcible talker. The result of the
meeting was the accession OF three men,
bers to full fellowship and six on proba-
ti0n.
MRS. l. A. Morrison came up from
Minneapolis yesterday. She will spend
the summer in Motley. /
Mr.. Van Sickle got a couple OF cub
bears a few days ago and they are now
causing some interest among the younger
people.
Geo. Mosher is clerking fer A. Z. Cole
4 Co.
Miss Winifred Spaulding, who had
been spending some weeks in st. Paul,
returned Wednesday and is the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. A. l.. Cole.
Miss Maria Crandall, who has been
spending the winter in Randall, is spend
ing the week here with relatives.
F. Vail and family have returned from
Sibley and will at once move onto his
farm near town.
Miss Jessie Mitchmell went to Wright
town Monday for weeks visit with her
parents.
Mrs. NJ. w. Wolf is again under a
physicians care. She has been i'll a
great deal this winter.
Miss Nettie Sipes and VERNE Wait are
sick with sore throat.
Mrs. Mcdonald, mother OF Mrs. Lou
Francisco, had a slight stroke Of par
alysis Sunday. She is quite aged and it
is possible that recovery will be slow.:
Miss Ella Seaton, VINO has been spend
ing the winter in Staples came down
Saturday to visit her parents fora day
or two. -
Mrs. J. L. Critchlow has received a
letter from her son. w. e. johnson, who
left for Oregon a few days ago. He says
their trip over the Northern Pacific was
pleasant one. He is we'll pleased with
the apparent condition Of things on the
coast, "
Mrs. Verg. Whitcomb and Miss Tullie
Arnison were passengers for Brainerd
Saturday. ~
Pat Nee returned from Walker last
Thursday. ":.
Thos. Doyle visited Staples last week.
Geo. Kelly, OF sibley, has been spend
ing few days IN the city obtaining
medical attendance. One OF the fingers
of his left hand had felon and it was
necessary to amputate it. -. = T.
Mrs. j. B. NORM commenced teaching
the Hunsingsr school in Cars county
Monday. - r - -. .s..r
T. .. Berg, OF Little Falls, was in the
city last week visiting Mr.. Ericsson.
Rev. Ingeson, the Seventh Day Advent
preacher, who has been holding regular
services here during the winter, will leave
next week. E. = RI T /. s :Ssss..
I C. N. Kinney, of Seattle, Wash, and