Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-05-26
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MORRILL,.

Estelle Cheeey this week.
Seeding is nearly done here. Some
grain was put in late, and in mud can
not be depended on for good crop.
Eugene Ferri and George Whipple OF
Long Lake and Minnetonka Mills, re-
pective'y, Went to Royalton yesterday {,
to meet their families whom they had
preceded to their new homes. These
young men both have adm ole families,
and we all welcome them and hope they
will be pleased with their n-w homes.
Miss Mary Stevens, whom we spoke
about being near death in our last letter
died on the Sd andwas buried in our GEM
etery. Rev. Brewer OF the Brethren
church preached her funeral.
There will be new log rolling at the
new home OF Scuyler Haiues on the Il
Mr.. H. is one of our new settlers having
come here ia the middle Of the winter.
Mr.. HIS family was unfortunate and
contracted measles on their trip up from
Missouri, aud on their arrival here had
quite siege of sickness, ana that coup
led with hard winter and q backwa
spring discouraged them, to the extent
that they are are trying to dispose OF
thel1 new home preparatory to leaving
here. Mr.. H. and family will be sur
prised on the arrival tomorrow morn
ing OF about 25 families. men, women
and children. all carrying their dinners,
together with good will friendship and
cheer. We will give them a good days
work with the hope that they will be-
come reconciled with US.
Mrs. Saduski died of childbed fever on
the 18th Mrs. Saduski leaves husband
aad family OF small children to mourn
her death. The people of Morrill, give
their sympathy to this family.
Two babes were born in our town re-
Gently one at Cyrus Flick S the other ut
DAVID Begrodis's, both boys.
Frank kOchmarlnski has the Job OF
carrying the mail tom orri from Dixvilie.
The Dunkard revival which has been
held for couple of weeks closed last
Wednesday. Two ministers, Rev.
Brewer, OF Nora Springs Iowa, and Rev.
Eikenberry. OF Green, IGwa were con-
Quoting the meeting. The people here
learned to love these two men, notwith-
standing the majority OF them do not
belong to their church. The Dunkard
fra ternity here have local preacher now
in the person OF Isaac Eikenberry, who
was elected during the revival recently
ended here.
Estel'e theeley purchased a bicycle and
luckily came out first best in the first
thirteen mounts she having banged the
wheel worse tina. it banged her.
This p. nj. while several young men
were speeding their wheels along the
main thorOugbfare three of them, Herb
Blaisdell, VIM. Mckibben and Albert
Furgeson, collided and collapsed all in a
heap. No broken bones but one OF them
got his trousers badly torn and HE'D for
b ONE at once. It can be easily found
out which of the three racers pants got
worsted by asking the people who wee
on the road returning from church.
With Miles court marrialed and At
kinson in prison. embalmed beef and
imperialism should be on fowery beds
OF ease until after election.
May %: Carrie Batter returned to
her home in RoyaltOn on the Goth.
The bee industry here is having a hard
season to contend with, and spring
dwindle is getting in it's work. j
The logging bee at the Haines home
on the 10Th was cut short by a cold
rain setting in at noon, and causing the
go home.
A'AAO " A1uAC VA3lCOU vllc N0ctlcy ldIllIj"
the latter part OF the past week Mr.. .ale
~ in the Alaska yet, and Mrs. ii. thinks
he is d little home-sick.
John Munholland's genial face is oc-
easlonal'y seen in Morrill, since school
began IN the new district in east Nor
ril. John lives IN Royalton, and is So
tle!and a clever fellow.
1T IL rumored that John Chambers OF
HoIdingford will return to Morrill, to
live. Mr.. Chambers has many friends
here who would be glad to see himback.
John Miller, who had the misfortune
TO get one leg broken in March by q |
saw log, had the the luck few days
since to fall down ere the bone was we'll
knit rebreaking it. Johns friends here
sympathlze with him in his trouble.
\ special school NEE ting was held re-
Gently in district 80 to SEQ if the |
district shoul q bond for money to build |
new school house 1t was voted that |
it should, and $3.50 fixed the amount.
Rev. and Mrs. Saunderson, of Royal
ton, visited Morrill, the latter part OF the
week, remaining until the Sabbath, on
which day Mr.. SaundersOn delivered one
OF his characteristic sermons, to full
house. Mr.. S. has built church house
out here in Morrill, for which we all feel
grateful to him.
Two families arrived in our town from
n. D. few days ago looking for homes.
These families are of the intelligent kind,
and we all hope they will remain with US,
but they got stuck IN the mud in our
town, and that so discouraged them
that they are halting between opinions.
The father and two brothers of John
Miller arrived from 5. Dakota a Jew
days ago, and will settle here, the father
had purchased a home here before
coming and one OF his SONS has made au
electrician.
Strawberries promise good crop at
this time Raspberries also show up
well apples and plums partial failure.
i lew weeks since Rev. Saunderson OF
Ro, altoh started out to Morrill, with a |
fine high bred rooster, we'll fastened iu a |
gnuny sack. Mr.. S. intended on his ar
rival here to make Mrs. E J. Young a |
present OF the bird, but to his dismay
when he got to Young's the chicken was
not along. A couple OF ladies who were
travelling in the road found and liberia
ted the rooster, and just then the fun be-
gan. 1t is thought that the rooster
started for the British ossessions, and
uho,, ho had fonrl+ h,. nm a<,,,,o