Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-21

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June IA breakdown[gave s:ohl's
crew a few days lay-of. 81: 81
Mre. McGregor Of ST. Cloud is visiting
her mother, Mrs. stuhl.
Frank Troyer 10 back from the south
ern part OF the state with q land seeker.
A girl baby was born a few days ago
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Grippe.
The twins born to Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
both died when about three weeks old.
Mrs. M. was taken ssrlously i'll and the
little fellows Were too frail to stand the
change offood. Mrs. NJ. 10 better now
and she and Mr.. M. have the sympathy
of everyone here in their sorrow. +
Some much needed road work 10 being
done,lMay it go on, is the wish of every
one. -: ! ..
The apairists ::bave their hands full
these fine days. The bees il Morrill, have
the swarm:craze this year: c. Cheeley
had 1s swarms in one day, six Of them
out at the same time. A. T. McK,bben
had 1S,swarms in one day, five OF which
were in tue air OF one time. The condl-
tions are favorable for a big yield OF
honey this season.
A few weeks ::ago the D;xvilIe CORE
~spondent in the Transcript said that-a
game Of ball would be played on Decor
alton day at Dixville by the Morrill, and
Djsville teams. This profound individ-
nal vac go enthusiastic that he gave
vent in this way, "Look out for nine big
goose eggs o7l Morrill's tally sheet"
But, alas, for, a. is sometimes the cas-
when:profound people try to be funny,
their hilarity like the old saw that the
best laidiplans Of mice and men, a whist
ling girl and a Growing hen--sometimes
ransi up againet something. When the
game endedithe only goose egg Wal in
D;xville's GORE. June sth the same
teams! played at lMorrill, and Dixville
got left sc..badly that their captain said
he would never play another game. We
of course could not advise the Dixville
captain to reconsider, but would advise
him if he still keeps his team together, to
play with juvenile teams and tier II heis
beat, to quit:for good and play mar
blee or pins, or something easy.
John Begordis has stirred up things in
the northwest part Of our town. John
shut upssa road and the town chairman
put a man at work. keeping the road
open. I John kept the fence up until most
OF the people in.his immediate neighbor-
hood we're stirred up against him. John
is a youngiman Of fair intellect. and has
been misled by older heads in this mat
ter, and will doubtless ray dearly for
the experience. Such 10 lite. We would
advise John to accept the Golden Rule.
and his experience will not, have been in
vain.
We want to make two propositions to
The II era fcorrespondente. One
is that a day be set some tilae in the
coming autumn for a gathering at T b e
Herald Office, land get acquainted
with %eacblother, and come to some un-
d., standing which will debar such hair
pulling as has. been going on between
Morrill, and Darling, with Huff as an
occasional gouger. The other is that
each correspondent of The Herald
give a minute description in a letter Tor
letters) OF the q~uaintest or most curious
character Of the human race which has
come under a life time of observation.
The different things told OF said charac-
ters must be true, and in no way as
sumed. The name of said character to
be given, 90 that If necessary facts can
be ascertained to substantiate what is
told.
June 17-Doctors Segsin and Dufort
OF Buckman was called to Tom Kings
to attend the setting Of b.oken bone
but found the arm:not broken but severe
~ sprained.
w. II. Waid, OF our town and Jack
Campbell Of Bellevue, fought. Waid says
he whipped Jack and he alec says he will
have him arrested for aesaulting him
with a club. II 6gbtinR is to be done we
are glad 20 hear that Morrill's man came
out ahead but sorry to hear OF the
whipped man being arrested. -
A citizen of our town built bis barn on
land belonging to u railroad company,
and refuses to have it assessed. He wifi
be notified to attend the meeting of re-
view and if be does not wish to pay tax
On the barn. the town will doubtless buy
the building to store its, tools in.