Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

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Greeu's Orchestra from Rice gave
dance at the hall last Thursday evening.
+. Wightnan OF st. Cloud spent suns
day heve.
Rev. G. Faick held services at the
Lutheran church Sunday and Monday.
Rev. Olson will preach at the Union
S. s. building next Sunday afternoon
and evening. ~: ~
Several from here attended tue. we'd
ding OF Miss Annie Geek and Vincent
Kllsh at Two Rivers Monday. T. i
MI. and Mrs. Jesinowskl Of Mil|erville
are visiting with Mrs. Jeninowski's pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Maci.
Nj. Reh and family OF Pike Greek. visit.
ed at Mr.. and Mrs. Rudeck's laat week.
Andrew Melby and family OF swan
vile town visited at E. M. sLarson's
Sunday.
Mr.; and Mre. C. Walker, Mrs. Blox.
ham and James Bloxham Of Freeport,
visited at 6. R. Vallstt's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson of Upsala
visited at postmaster Olson's Sunday.
Miss Olive johnson is again able to
attend school. ~-.~
Miss Ella Davies visited school Friday
afternoon.
Miss BESSIE Vailett visited Miss Bird
get Casey Of Swan River Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. jos. Hamlin of Little Falls visit
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Stewart Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Stella Davies went to Gary,
South Dakota, Monday to visit her
cousin, Mrs. Lizzie Mork.
Eddie Thompson went to Motley Sat-
nrday.
Miss Stella Vallett came home Sunday
from F~reeport.
J. Rudeck visited friends in Avon last
week.
Miss Bessie Parks OF Verndale closed a
successful term of school in the district
south OF the village Friday.
Rev. J. Belzowoki returned Thursday
from Dakota,
Mrs. K. H. Guuderson and children
visited at H. A. Hanson's in Swan
River Sunday.
Frank Kopka and family went to
Buchanan town Saturday to visit rela-
tives, and returned Tuesday,.
Miss Sophia Geek aud her brother ST.
mon Of Culdrum visited Elmdale rela-
tives Sunday.
Several attended a dance at Henry
Armstrong; at Two Rivers Saturday
evening.
Tom Miske was employed at Simon
Czeck's in Culdrum last week.
Frank Hammond has gone to Dakota.
W, W. Boyle has purchased a bicycle,
and is often seen on the st. German
StIeeC OIcyCle pdtu.
Cornelious Olsen, proprietor OF the
bicycle repair shop, hurt his finger
quite seriously last week while stretching
barbed wire, and has, not been doing
much farm work since.
Mr.. and Mre. ;Chae. Otremba and child
rem of Little Falls visited at Mr.. Kalis
last week.
Mrs. G. p. VALET aud Mrs. Frank
Johns went to Melrose Tuesday.
Sherman Boos joined the Nj. w. A. last
Saturday evening.
George Madison was in Royalton Tues
day.
Highway overseer, H. C. Larson, has
a crew OF men atwork from the west end
OF st. German street to the Swan River
town line. And the way they are dig
g'ng bitches, piling rocks, and hauling
gravel, would assure anyone that our BIZ
cycle path will be extended at least a
mile before H. c, prooounces. the work
we'll done. 80.
Mrs. Christensen is visiting the family
Of her son Anton in Swan River.
Misses Annie and Susie Kal:s visited
their brother in Bellevue Sunday and
Monday. p.
Cornelius Olsen and Arthur Boos went
to the Mississippi the other day, intend-
ing to fish. They did not have very
good luck. as Arthur secured only a
small turtle and Cornelius one small fish
so small that he says he wouidn.t be seen
Juggling it around, SO he threw it away.
They report many large feb, but they
did not have suitable hooks to catch
them
C. H.. Schlag and Geo. Gessunear also
went fishing out to a. lake, but have
been 80 busy working on the road since
that they dldn't report. MI Il
John Bither, boiler inspector, was in
Elmdale last week, Frank Johns accom-
von;od him m 0oouv;11o IT,