Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-02-24
Elm Dale.


Feb. 2l.-Miss Mary Wiener spent a
fe" days OF last week visiting Elm Dale
friends.
Among those who We're employed by
X. H. Gunderson cutting ard hauling
ice were Geo Schultz, ST., n. Is. Twist
Nels Anderson, Chas. Stay, Martin Mis-
feldt, John Sch ultz and James Johnson,
The large supply Of ice that Mr.. Gunder-
son has stored will be used in the cream
cry and since no good ice could be found
nearer than Upsala he considers himself
fortunate in getting the work done white
the roads were in good condition for
-harling.
A ead accident took place il the viii
LACE Thursday. James Larson, young
man employed at G. Il. Vallett's saw
mill, was working near the saw. and in
some way bis right hand came IN coll
tact with the saw and was terribly cut.
He was taken TO Little Falls for aurgi-
cal attendance, but it was impossible 70
save all OF his fingers. His many friends
in Elm Dale sympathize with him in the
misfortune.
w. Davies, accompanied by Misses
Stella and Ella Davies, went to little
Falls Thursday.
Friday evening q number OF Elm Dale
ppopI" went out to surprise Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Larson at their home near Little
Lake Beauty. Many OF the purity were
former school-mates ri Mrs. Larson.
They were welcomed to the whole house
but We're not shown through The cellar.
One Of the party probably wishing to
pantry and instead DIGGING down stairs
as nearly anyone else would have done,
stepped out above the stairs and slipped
to the bottom of the cellar at once.
There were no bones broken, but the old
Fashioned way Of going down step by
step will be chosen hereafter. The even
ing was highly enjoyed and all came
away wishing Mr.. anu Mrs. Larson
many years of happiness and prosperity
in their new home.
Miss Kennedy, who is teaching south
OF the village. called Saturday, on her
way to Royalton.
Miss Helen Hen"notter was the
guest of Misses Gunda Gunderson and
Mary Davies Sunday.
Mr.. Brick and family of Swan River,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sobeck.
Whatever the faults OF our village peo-
pie may be, no one can accuse us OF stin-
giness or negligence. There was gentle
man in the village last week who
Thought he would be forgotten On St.
Valentines day. But imagine the
pleasant surprise that awaited him.
One afternoon when he called at the
po~tutfice he received about 20 OF the
best vale" tines that could b. bought in
the village. II one could complain OF
neg lrct after that, we wonder what any
one could expect.
Vim. Chapman OF Royalton, was in
the village Monday.
John Janiet, was the guest OF Chas.
Wick and Willie Larson Monday even
ing.
DR.. KubInowitz left Saturday for Du-
Mth and returned Monday.
Miss Emily Thompson came over
from Royalton Monday.
II. y. Hanson and family were the
GUESTS OF Mr.. and Mrs Gust Nelson OF
Ipsala Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. H. Peterson of To-
sala, visited with Mrs. Olson Monday.
Postmaster Olson believes that a
dairy pays. The milk record OF Mon
day shows that Nr. Olson sold 400
pounds OF milk at the creamery IT, at
DAY.
Monday evening was the last evening
OF the series OF meetings held in the
Evangelical church.
Miss Lizzie Ohotto called in Elm Dale
this afternoon.