Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-10
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May Miss Mary Fanfer OF Swan
River has b,e,,1 staying with her sister,
Mrs. Adolph Wittke. ~ ~. =. @2 ES
Miss-s jamie end Jessie Boyle went to
Little Lake beauty Wednesday evening
to visit their sister, Mrs. Fl. G. Larson.
Oswald Wittke was hauling lumber
from G. r. Val,ett's saw mill to Little
Falls last week. ~
Mr. anil Mrs. Andrew Johrson and
daughter OF Upsala visited Elmdale
friends Sunday. -.
Philip Ecos went to L. onard,N. D.,
Monday, to visit his son John.
John Mcdonald visited at John So
bieck's for few days last week.
John PETERSON OF Upea,a was in the
village Friday.
Misses Stella Davies and Bridget Cssey
visited friends in the town OF Syanv,]le
Friday.
Misses Title aud Rose Stewart and
Mrs. d. Hnuuegan and daughter went
to Pillsbury Saturday 10 VISIT the fam
lily OF Best Roberts.
Miss Louise KOBE, who is teaching in
Vpsnla, was in the village Saturday on
her way 10 Royalton.
N6:. W1;.,;o Oo,o;ob of Hunc0n
district went to Royalton Saturday.
Miss Clara Miefeldt came home from
Bra,nerd Saturday.
Patrick Durkin was working at the
foundation OF NJ. J. Madson's new barn
last week.
Carl Wit,ke aud Gottl,eb Mokros,
who are working in Little Falls spent
Sunday iu Eimdale.
Miss Ida SutIiff is staying with Mrs. G,
R. ValIett.
Miss Emma Larson went to Swan
River Sunday, returning Tuesday. Her
sister Laura took her place at Mrs. K.
H. Gunderson's
"A. IL. Peterson was employed at n. B.
Twists last week.
Miss Mary Baumgart was in the viii
lage Sunday.
Martin Larson, who had been staying
with his sister, Mrs. Nels Peterson OF Lit
tie Falls, returned today.
&. r. Vnllett went to Melrose Sunday.
he intended to start for the Rocky
mountains Monday from there. He does
not intend to return until next fall. II
he finds batter place than Elmdsle dur
ing that time he will return for his family
and move west. He also intends 20
spend some time IN hunting and took
with him his Rocky Mountain six-shoot-
er and that extra good shot gun that he
owns. james johnson, who went to
Minneapolis last week, will be- his CON-
panion during his trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gessner aud
daughter were in from the farm Monday
on their way to Royalton.
MIR. aud Mrs. VIM. mclaughlin OF
Swanville visited at G. R. Vallett's Sun
day.
VIM. Boos has been employed in Swan
River this week.
Flank Johns went to Melcose Sunday,
Miss Anna Gruba has returned from
st. Paul.
Simon Stodolka OF Rice visited at Joe
Kalis' sunday.
The village school received pleasant
visit from Supt. Seal.
Niles Grace Lambert, who has been
teaching in the Osgood district, has re-
returned to Royalton.
Miss Sophia Geek, who is staying il
Culdrum, spent Sunday in Elmdale.
Miss Maggie Gessner OF Two Rivers
visited Elmdale friends Sunday.
X. Fl. Gunderson, N. r. Twist, NJ. j.
Madison and others from Elmdale, at
tended the funeral OF Nels Peterson at
Upsala.
A surprise party will be given at Nick
Boos' this evening.
There were several horse traders in
Elmda'e las: week giving the young men
practical lessons in horse, trading. The
lessons were high priced, but thorough.
To be sure, it was an Elmdale young
man who learned the most expensive les
son. They even think that they taught
the traders few things.
MOTLEY, 49,
May 5.-Wm. Horton OF Mellen, Wis.,,
visited his cousins. the Francisco bows