Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14
Elm Dale

Elm Dale
April 5.-Mrs. Ida johnson called on
friends in the village Wednesday.
John Robbers OF Little Falls. was in
the village Wednesday taking orders
for hardware.
Rev. J. G. Gunderson. who had been
visiting relatives in Elm Dale, left Fri
da- for bis home at Menominee, Wis.
Miss Stella Davies went to Little Elk,
Saturday, as teacher for the spring term
| OF school at that place.
Miss Eta Jacobson, who has been
spending her vacation at home, re-
opened her school in district No. 81,
Monday
is. Borgstrom, the Upsala photo-
grapher; was in the village Saturday
and will visit Elm Dale regularly here
after.
MISS Martha Sornsen, who is attend
ing the St. Cloud Normal school, is
spending her Easter vacation with Miss
Gunda Gunderson
James jacobson, eldest son OF j..
jacobson, LETT Monday for the Pacific
coast: He will visit Washington and
other states, and if he likes the west, he
| may not return to Minnesota for some
time.
School opened in the Hanson district
Monday with Miss Jennie Smart as
teacher. Miss Smart formerly taught
several terms In that district.
! Miss Bridget korrol returned Tuesday
from buckmah, where she had been Wis.
iting her sister.
Henry Olsen, who exchanged his pony
for gold watch some time ago, discov.
cred that be had made mistake i1
choosing watch instead OF a pony anC
exchanged again. We are glad that he
did, since Elm Dale could never have it,
usual busy appearance without Henri.
driving through the streets,
Miss Lizzie Bloxham, wha has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs g. K. Nallett, re-
turned Saturday to her home near Free
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. John hilbert, who ivet
west OF the village, left today for Iowa
They have lived here for years, and thei
departure will be regretsed by thei
friends.
| A camp OF the Modern Woodmen O
America WAS organized IN the villag
Saturday evening by Deputies Doan
and Hicks. Many Woodmen from Burt
rum, st Cloud and other camps ver
present. Ninety-seven members partool
Of the bountifu; supper prepared by Mrs
Olsen. Following are the names O
those who became members: Ernes
Larson, August Newstrom, Marti
Olsen, Oscar Peterson, G. Samuelson, {
} }. Swedbeck, Wan. Boos, J. C. Gessnel
Julius Hanson, James johnson, Alfret
Larson. l.. d. Hanson, James p. larson
IL {. L"rson. Martin M:sieIdt. .,rt,
st wart> Arthur Thomas, Chas. WEEK
John Schultz, Albert Anderson JON,
; ForsIand, John >amne-un AID reto
Olson, Following uftir-r~ were. ,l,ctetl
Venerable COusui-L. ID. tllnSUn.
! Worthy Adviaor-Mar,4n Olson.
| Clerk-Chaa. Wick.
BanAer-K. n. Hau-un.
Escort-G. Samutisun.
Inside W atcll-MurtI,. Ml-t. 1T.
Outside a,ch-Ju,nt,, L4rsuu.
| Man: gevs--J. 1. Geo...+r. i'eltr Disc,
and julius Hanson.
Boiler Inspector Bryan aud Assistant
Dennis, were in the village this week in
specting tho boilers at the creamery ant
! the sawmill.
April 11.-August Carlson and it'll,
daughter Alice, left last Thursday, fol
Buffalo, n. T., where they will reside il
the future.
Miss Annie Christensen, who has beer
spending few days at her home il
swan River, returned to K. H. Gunder
sons Thursday.
Willie Boos left Thursday, for NORTH
! Dakota. He intends to find employ
ment there, and will be gone from Elm
Dale for several months.
Miss Martha Sorenson returned Fri
day to the St. Cloud Normal school.
Geo. Chapman ~as over from Royal
ton Saturday, and his little daughte,
Esther, who has been visiting at the
| home OF her grandfather, returned to hej
home.
Nes Il. Olsen, who has been III for
some time, has not improved much.
Miss Della hamlin has gone to Burt
rum.
Miss Emily Thompson has gone to
Royalcon to stay with her sister, Mrs.
Chapman
Peter Miller and Aleck Firkus are now
employed at F. r. Wallets sawmiii.
Miss Smart, who is teaching in the
hanson district, sailed on friends in the
village Saturday.