Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-22
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DARLING IN

county, will be here Saturday to look up
prospects for a general store. We have
deslred one a long time and hope the
gentleman will stay. He will be at
Aug. Bloomquist's place Sunday, aud
perhaps Monday, and all interested
should call. Remember if we get the
store, it wont be long before we get q
postoffice. "
| Fred Freeman has bought.a fine team.
This makes four livery teams in Section
20. -.
| Miss Belle Crow. is emiployed IN Little
Falls.
| Among the Little f'ells visitors Sat-
III day Were John Thelander, thaS Reg
neil, Mi. and Mrs c. a. Swanson. and
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Kendnh}.
Several Of our folks were al the John
Seliick farm in Pike Greek Sunday. where
| there was a social.
Land is going. There is only lone 40
acre n1ece lett III Riverside, and rs acf es
i'll Daring Park. near the church.
The STAKEHOLDER agent was in the
Falls Saturday and did big trade wit h
| his machine
Feb. l3-The telephone agent .has
been on the sick list, but news gets
around just the same. the street com
missioner taking charge.
One man in Section 70 sold 100
pound hog months old to Randall e.
! The man said he could raise them at IS
cents each year.
The name Of john SwedbIom's farm is
Bloomville; Cherry Valley farm is in Sec.
81, not %.
Our businessmen speaks of the new ma
chine which makes people older day by
day. smart and: healthy, stops bad
habits, like drink and gossip. We
need several OF those machines around
here
That Morrill, correspondent doesn't
give our smart lady much recommends
ton, but if he doesn't take 1t back she
will declare war ON him. We have a
smart man here who holds three Offices
and is regular telephone besides. Can
you beat that in MORRILL,.
Dor barber kicks because several Of
the whiskered gentry go to the Pile
Creek barber. SLAVES. only 10 cents.
Whoever No. 4 has quit the farm, and
the alderman fl om Sec. 20 is running it.
We hope the widower won't leave We
need him here to keep peace.
The road is being fixed on Chicago
avenue northeast SO that the people in
Sections % and % will have a good
road to town.
W. need three night police nere-oue
in ~, to keep people from fighting: one
in 20, to keep the peace; one in 50, to
keep thieves out. Some corn stacks
were stolen from Oak Grove lately.
Martin Jasoska OF swanville was here
with six teams Friday after hay aud
was to retnrn after more. The road
being Open some teams going east got
IN and stole. but now the road has been
closed, as it is not public highway.
Darling Grove farm is after dog that
ia killing his chickens and eating the
eggs. The owner had better keep that
yellow, white or black cur home or death
awaits the dog.
K. Dickson got upset with a load o
hay on mean roed. Keep your eyes
| open.
Some OF the Parker church people are
in trouble Better move to our town
where you won't be locked out OF church
Everybody welcome.
Miss Relic Grow celebrated her birth.
day Feb. 10th, and Mrs. Ida Thelandel
of the 18th.
| Another man from Culdrum. got lost
here Sunday. Too many roads and no
guideboards.
Bachelors Nos IL and 10 are visiting
~ pretty often. Is it wedding bells?
The beeman will run for office of some
kind this year.
| WEST DARLING,
Feb. 19-Plenty agents have bothered
us lately. They sell everything from,
pills to books.
The Section 81 man who got into
trouble at Pike Creek meeting shoul6
be more careful next time. !.
The police in SO. has been hired BY
the police in 80, to haul wood to Littl,
Falls.
Aug. Blomquiet got two fine valen
tines but don't know whether she sem
them
Chas. Crow has been i'll for som'
time.
Most of our hay crop is sold.
We are again waiting for cars to shiI