Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29
Darling

DARLING
March 25-Fffteen years ago today
August Bloomqu,st arrived from the Old
country, locating at Cherry Valley, RI.
He has been Is years in Minnesota and
L, years 10 Darling. =.>. ! = s.s.5 SIS
Herman johnson will sell his goods at
auction tomorrow. His farm will he
rented for number Of yearp. SIS
Carl Center has sold his 8O-acre farm
in Section IS, for $500. :.
Bachelor GA of Fike Creek went tn
Sweden last fall, intending to bring over
some young women for wives for him
self and Others. The old bachelor that
went to Sweden and didn't get a girl,
should watch out, for this il the last
chance. We don't know when Ga will
return.
John Larson OF Darling View farm has
sold the most of his hay. Last Friday
he Was asking $40 ton at the Falla.
John will be starting Il bank soon.
A Swauville man wants to rent the
Oak Grove house. but they don't wunt
any more strangers there.
The Darling correspondent has now
all the hay he needs, and doesn't want
to get into war with the stakeholder
agent again, but we hope he'll
feed his stock more, or buy some medi-
Gene like man in %. Bachelor / has
plenty hay if you buy before he sells out,
but you'll get left if you only offer 81 a
ton.
Albert Peters has been SILK. Our ma
chine agent was at the place and put on
machine, but got the worst of it, and
would better keep away.
Herman johnson has been superin
tendent of the Swedish Lutheran Sun-
day school for several years, and the de-
parture of the family for Little Falls will
be much regretted. A surprise farewell
party was given Saturday evening. Mr..
johnson will be a travelling agent for a
company.
People who are too close to buy feed
for cattle that need it, are libely to get
into trouble. Be humane. Il is not
only right, but it pays to treat cattle
we'll. 1t means healthier, fatter and bet
ter.selling stock.
They say there's neutrality-suspicious.
20 and 80. Look out for the MAYOR.
Because of certain remarks some want
ed to disband the Ladies society: but
the cause Of the trouble will be removed
and everything be right again.
Some of the section q farmers saw
thtt they wonld have turned out cleo.
ton day If troublesome man bad not
gone. That's poor reason. Better
quit the kicking and grnmbling, Let's
love one another.
There's new railroad and warehouse
commission. Maybe they can help ue
on the depot matter,
We had an election here the 10Th.
Maybe you didn't here OF it, but here's
the result: Mayor, Chos Nilsson; clerk.
Aug Bloomquist; treasurer, Lars John
son. street commissioners, Victor Erick
son and John Regnell. Aldermen: John
Larson, Section g.: Aug. Lindahl, "a:
Frank Kendall, 80; Aug. Gustafson, ~:
Peter Nylep, 26; c, a. Bloomquist, %.
The old mayor was one vote behind.
Chas Anderson's horse was scared bv
cars, and ran away near the station
smashing the cutter.
A petition has been circulated for q
special election to separate the village
OF Randall from the town.
The ladies Of Darling will petition the
railroad company for a mixed tram and
q depot.
oh' Peter Anderson is:muchtn love with
the N. P. He asked for cars more than
a dozen times, but his wood is here vet.
Still the company saws there is not
enough business here for depot. How
will our storekeepers do business If thew
have to wait for cars? We're all eet-
ting tired Of this.
March 26.-There will be services next
Sunday at 10 O'Clock a. m. at Darling
ton farm in Section IS. Rev. Chas.
johnson will oficiate. All invited.
March 27.-Gust Kl,ngberg, while cut
ing wood cut off one of the fingers of his
left hand.
Henry Klingberg, John johnson. Nils
PETERSON, Frank Anderson and P. Har-
manson returned last week. -
". Bergstrom IS back from the Ander-
son factory, Little Falls.
Aug. Nelson has rented Herman John
sons farm. =.
McKlbbin Hats-Never disann,int
How tn Drink Wator