Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-05-12

Fleishacker shot at him. The defendant
claims that Boser struck Mrs. Fleish'
acker.
Elm Dale
May 9.-Mr and Mrs. J. P. Thramer,
d ROyalton, were in the village Wedues-
day.
The funeral OF Jacob Lasotta occurred
ssst Wednesday. Funera services were
conducted by Rev. Lacinsky of St Anna.
Ms. Lasotta leaves widow and seven
smssn children, who have the sympathy
81 the community.
". Davies went to Royalton Friday.
NILS Peterson OF Little Falls, was in
tie village Friuay.
Nh, and Mrs. A. e. Hansen OF Upsala.
ss5e 5he guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. N,
Hanson Friday evening.
E. NJ, Parmenter OF Beloit, Wis.,, was
in the village Saturday.
Henry Kenny and VIM. Sheedy of
Swan River, and Chas. Newstrom OF Up.
sa]a joined the Modern Woodmen Fri
any evening.
Andrew Nelson and son, Mrs. vallett,
Miss Ella ValIett, Mrs. Gunderson and
Miss navies were Little Falls visitors
Saturday.
John Forslan went to UpsaIa Satur-
Huute, and Marcus Guuaerson visited
Erred and Henry Mokros Saturday.
y lew OF the village young people went
Quit to Mr.. Snndstrom's Saturday even.
ing TO- attend party.
tEav HoM enbeck, formerly OF Elm Dale,
was in the village Friday and Saturday.
Mv. Mokros. district treasurer, visited
school Wednesday.
Mrs karrol lie reported very sick at
present.
J.. S. Borgstronl, the photographer,
~as>la. the village the first part of the
week, accompanied by Mrs. Borgstrom
y. b. Twist went to Litchfieli Friday
ana Intends to be absent several days.
VIM and George johnson of Swan
vile, visited their brother, Frank John
son OF this, village Sunday, and returned
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Boyle attended
Eh!irch IN Royal on Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Rudeck and son Joe.
went to Little Falls today.
Miss Maggie Boyle visited school
Tuesday,
y. H. Wallets, owner of the Elm Dale
ga" mill, went to Tamarac lake Mon
day to operate Il saw mill there Engi-
neer Frank JOhnsOn and John Stewart
rom here, will be employed at the new
mill.
Frank Widger of Two Rivers, aud
Christian Larson of Culdrum,~ are now
employed in hauling milk to the cream.
cry. They are hauling for the farmers
al taldrum and Swan River, who find it
more profitable to hire the work done
than 1t would be for each farmer to
drive the long distance every morning.
Sunday afternoon the people OF this
place We're grieved by the the announce
Ment Ofithe death of NeIs H. Olsen which
occurred at* his home about two miles
west OF the Villages. at noon. Mr.. Olsen
had been confined to the house for sew
eral weeks with lung tronble. He was
known as upright Industrious citizen.
Mr.. Olson was born in Denmark, but !
had lived 10 this town for the last Is !
years.. He leaves three daughters to
mourn his loss, the youngest eight years
Did. His wife died in November, 1897. |
gnneral services were conducted at the
Danish Lutheran ehurch Tuesday after |
noon. by Rev. Ostt rgaart, large num-
Der of friends being present to pay q last
*Jjhute Of respect to one who had lived
-arong them for 60 many years.
H.: II. Wick, went to Royalton today.
Lincoln.
May 1O.-Rev. Lewis Scott OF Brewer
Vile, has been holding series ofreligious
services i'll the school house this week.
Mr, Scott il fine speaker and the SER
ices we're enjoyed by all.
Miss Jeanette Hart Of Browerville, Wis
tied relatives here from Friday until
Tuesday.
There was an ice cream social in the
school house Friday evening. The at
tendance was not: very large but those
that were out had q very pleasant time.
L. J. Picket left for Duluth this morn
ing. -.
Mr.. Schwartz and son OF Royalton
came up Monday night to look after
property over on Lake Alexander.
There are about twenty Gv. .:."i: VT: s.
ing on the section here now.
Boat-riding is quite a popular amuse-
n. mt at this place now.
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