Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-04-20
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. p ii 4 oson ners have done ,,l
much seeding.
Our we'll digger has been appointed
street commissioners: He has been ! S Cur.
penter,!also a blacksmith. He's iack
LOT all trades. ~
e Gus Nordberg is back visiting friends
=: Mrs. e, Aug: Larson was ct the county
seat Saturday. S ..,.4..5s .ss.5
Peter Olson, the carpenter, Is WORKING
N Little Falls. AN. -, ss J
One OF our business men ran ali over
Little Falls Saturday trying TO tlod
somebody, bot couldn't find the street
because there were no guideboards. Put
some up .' g: .> I. s:& !
Several Of our farmers are losing hogs
through a peculiar disease, haven't set.
tied what it is yet.
Aroad was run through Section "a
long ago, but never finished. You'll
need boat there pretty soon. The
| road should be fixed. :.
The poundmaster will De after cattle
after April 18th. Look out.
Our chicken men thiak eggs are too
low. Better form a, trust you egg men.
Tom Mccarthy has returned to, Iron
River, Wis.,, after visiting his family
here.
Gus Klingberg and sou were in Little
Falls Saturday..
Our carpet weaver is doing big busi-
ness. -
The house on Greendale farm isno tin
ished
c. J. johnson OF Pike Creek has M oy ed
to Belle Prairie farm. "
April l6-Last weeks newsletter was
m'slaid by our mail carrier somewhere.
Miss Selma Hanson is HON on a.
visit. ~~-'-
Miss Hilda Lundstrom, who is''a stud
ent at the st. Cloud Normal school visit
ed at Freidheim Grove.
The Ladies society will meet at Or
chard Grove farm Section 80, at ? clock
p. M, On the last Thursday OF this
month.
Those kind people who send warnings
to this correspondent would better spend
their time at something else. They can't
bluff him. ..
Our bee man is going to buy more
bees. =.
Mr.: and Mrs. ID. Carlson who hsye
been visiting: relatives here, RETURNED TO
Little Falls.
Anton knudson was over from Pike
Creek Sunday.
The Friedheim Grove family had their
photographs taken lnteiv. =
Baehr'or No. II and Widowpr No q
have bought 80 acres OF land in Section
20, :. ,-..< H.. ! =! KS.
DlkD-August Zimmerman dice y t. hi.
home here on Good Friday, April. l3th,
very suddenly, Mr.. Zimmerman was
hurt about three months ago aud lup 10
troubles set in. On the morning OF his
death he arose and had breakfast. At
10 O'Clock he was. dead. Mr.. Zim,ner-
man was born in: Stettin, Germany, and
was aged 81 years, 5 months and IL
oavs. He leaves a wife aud two children
"a girl IA years and a boy nine. His
stepfather living at New Ulm. was a t
The funeral. The deceased has two
brothers and sister living in Germany.
Mr.. q. came here in 1891 from Saltwater
ana lived On farm in Section 80, town
OF Randall. The funeral was held from
the Swedish Lutheran church, Rev. Max
lehman OF Little Falls officiating, and
the remains were LAID to rest in the
Swedish cemetery.
Mr.. Zimmerman wac good neiehbor
and highly respected. His family have
the sympathy OF all.
bede>s Budget: Gen.. Miles pro-
claimed all the liberties of ali Ameri-
ca state OF territory to: IL e Porto
Ricans, and the American people keep
the faith. u >*s''' =,
-. = &C., :j[s<
0eo' LII. remove d much 81 his pro.
posed tax on the American colonies
but leftthe tax on. tea just to es-
ia bIish a precedent. And Re didn't
do thingto him. ~ i
= -..:.* $50
1ne president didn't knoF y. a.thing
about Porto Rico when he wrote h .
message in December, according to
the congressional explanations now
IN vogue. Too bad that We have