Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-04-06
ELM DALE

Nt.ft'n ZC.-i etSs t'teSetepi vi ''"oh
River was employed at K. II. tinnder-
sol, : last week.
visiting friends in Brainhrd, returned
Saturday.
.iEr,x Firkus, who has been working
f.t.;,r |>urtrum, has been spending a few
lays at home.
Martin Larson and Martin Mlsfedt
,e1;1l ned last week from the lumber
ramp, where they had been employed,
Mrs. Peter tireu"rSnn called on Elm
>iitit ii .n'!> '>,AL.lI day.
VI. Davies and daughter Stella were
1T I,irtleI ul!s Saturday.
hrs. bridget >chreber OF Royalton is
.iaitiny at the hcme of her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. John karroll.
II. &, Stocker OF Olmstead county was
II r,Imuair this week. Ii suitable ar
~auyp,nrntS ctln be made it is probable
shat ne will purchase land in this VIGIL :
!tV.
Miss Julia >obitck is visiting friends
III Little Falls.
Miss Stella Davies has purchased BIZ
.ycle, and il the present state of the
weather continues. our bicycle path will
soon bc in fine condition.
Eddie Thompson returned Monday
from Motley
It, lis reported that Frank johnson
visited Swan River friends Sunday.
julius Hanson OF Swan River was IN
the village Wednesday bidding Elmdale
friends goodbye. Mr. Hanson intends
70 leave fer she west in a few days.
The remains OF the infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. \. {. Larson were brought to
';Imdale Wednesday for burial.
Il we had not been forbidden to re-
port it. We would say that there is one
citizen in this village, who is not an Of
fee seeker and that he will not accept
the Office to which he was elected at the
recent town election. Not that we wish
to l." placed IN the Colonial Period OF
-inseSieau history. We weuld simply
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Nrs. Jones and children OF Two Rivers
visited relatives IN the village Friday.
1t Is seldom that so many changes
take place in the village during one week.
K. \. Hanson is removing bis house
n"id goods to Upsala and his family in
tend 10 leave Elmdale Thursday. l.. b.
!ian>on will occupy the house as soon
as r. y. and family leave. Stephen jen-
dro removed his family to t'lensburg
Wednesday morning. K. Il, Rossing re-
showed his family into to the house oc-
cupied by Mr.. .Jendro Thursday AFTER
noon. DR.. Newell, who has been occupy
lug rooms in the basement at Mr.. Gun
derson's will remove to the house form
er!y occupied by Mr.. Rossing. Dr. Ne
well has been suffering for weeks from
rhouma tls,n and It il tho general optn-
ion that his presnt location may be the
cause OF his suffering.
April 3.-Sehool opened in the Hanson
district Monday with Miss Jennie Smart
~ teacher.
RI, Dickenson was in the village Sat
urday.
H. Pugh Ct Randall has been visiting
his udcle, w. Davies.
James Bacon of Bottineau, n. D. il
visiting his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Boyle
Miss Eta Jacobson re-opened her
school at Cpsala Monday.
Henry Mockros ha. been very sick fo'
several days.
Miss Sophia Geek returned Saturda,
from Ipsala.
Frank Widger, Knute and Marcus Gun
derson were hauling Creamery supplies
from Roy alton Tuesday.
Mrs NJ. r. Widger and children cam'
over from Royaiton to attend the schoo
entertainment,
Victor Morgan OF Sank Rapids is tn
guest OF Lnute and Marcus Gunderaon
Geo. Johnson OF Culdrum joined tn
al. ". A. Saturday evening,
The village school closed Friday 10
!he spring vacation.
\. b. Tuist went to Albany Friday
Several of the farmers are seeding.
The members OF the school were gree
ed by large and interested audien,
at the Gunderson hall Saturday svenlr
The pupils were assisted by several wi
are not at present attending school, i
Guiding Oswald and Carl Wittke, Got
lieb Mokros, Cornelius Olson, and Pa
Wittke.
The program consisted vf dialogu
and recitations, Oh oruses, quartettt
duets and solos. singing by the lit
girls and boys, instrumental music
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