Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
Him Dale

March 26.-F. WiGhtman and J4ffry
we're in the village Wednesday and
Thursday. I
Thursday and returned Saturday. He
went for the purpose OF selecting spring
goods.
DR.. a. Rubinowitz cal ed in the village
Thursday on his way to Minneapolis.
Miss Lizzie Blo1ham is spending a few
days with his sister, Mrs. 6. r. Vallert
John Korroll and daughter Bridget,
went to Buchanan Thursday. Miss .Kor-
roll will remain with her sister, Mrs.
John Peschel, for a week.
Miss Ella Kock was the guest Of Miss
Susie Rudeck last week.
E. 4. Bowers was over from Royalton
Saturday.
Leslie and Clara Muncy OF Bellevue,
visited at the home OF Mr.. and Mr. n.
?. Thompson Sunday.
Willie Larson, who has been emplOyed
at K. H. Gunderson's during the winter,
left Saturday. John Forslan is now en-
ployed at Cumbersome.
James Thomas and Little Dewey KOos
are reported quite sick this week.
Rev. Christ Gunderson. Of Menominee,
Wis. a nephew OF K. 81. GundersoD, is
visiting in the village, and will conduct
services in the Danish Lutheran church
Thursday and Friday,
Geo. Hollenbeck was in the village to-
day and stated that he was now moving
from Browerville to Burtrum where he
intends to open store in the near
future.
large audience assembled at the
school house Friday evening to attend
the entertainment. Temporary seats
had been placed 10 the aisles and in
every corner OF the room, yet number
OF persons were obliged to remain stand
ing during the evening. We are always
pleased to have everyone attend, and
would gladly offer every one comfort
able seat # it were possible TO 40 so.
The program Included songs by the
school and instrgmentt:i muSlc by Miss
Stella Davies. The solos by Miss Ella
Davies and Henry Tomsen deserved
praise. Also the Singing by JAMES JAZZ
, OLSON and Henry Tumsen. knute Sun.
derson, Jr delivered an Grafton III u
mannerthat would have done honor to y
politician during presidential cain
paign. No pre- gram would 1t rorsj,i-
cred complete without Cornelius Osens
appearance in the Dialogues, But the
nimitable Cornelius was there and
looked as surprised as only Cornelius
can look, when he discovered bis mis-
take in the Matrimonial ADVERTISE
Ment. Mr.. Daubum Oscar .;acobson),
and MIR. Sittum <Henry Tomsen), We're
very successful As photographers and
shonld be able TO show a hne collection
ui Kodak pictures. Mrs. ingi.gtou
4St"lIa Doviee, Mrs, Has.y {JAnir
boyle). Heller. Hasty ELLA Dasns), Ned
Wise Will. BoyIe), aud Tom Hasfy
Oscar Jacobson), 5:} did Remarkably
w-h There Was possibly no fault ~
find with Zekt (Sher'uAn Boos). A;ess;,
Nallett and MlI)ie t'uy|t We're +xcrItn1
! teachers, and DR.. Melton eddie Ne}son),
must lot bt forgotten. Arthur HoDS
| the merchant: meyer bought from agents,
! and knute Gund, r>Un, II most eloquent
agent, after spending some time in try
ing o persuade him 10 buy, found that
he had called at the wrong store
Neither did Rose Moksas succeed i'll sell
ing anything. The Tramp (Henry
| Olsen), obtained a good supper Misses
jamie Boyle, Stella and Ella Davies en-
! tanned the audience with recitatatious
Fred and Henry Mokras, Annie aud
Silvie Rossing, Marcus Gunderson, Julia
Sobieck, Susie Rudeck, Emma and Eva
Jacobson, Bertha Vallett and Charlotte
also delivered recitations and many
Others took part in the dialogues. The
solo by Miss ElvinA Nelson was omitted
since Miss Nelson had not recovered SUI
ticiently from her recent illness to be bic
!! to sing. Miss Gunda Gunderson was
also unable to take any part in the pro-
gram.