Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-19
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ton II pending q few days 81 the ome
Of her parents. .s ss
Geo. Gesaner is helping his bro Their
Frank st Two Rivers this week. Mr..
.Gessner il building q granary, #
Prank Johns has been repairing the
ibonee that he recently rented from John
Wilczeck and intends TO remove his
family there this week. Y
Peter Nelson Of Royalten was ID the
village Sunday. e
j. 8. Borgst rom, the q, tlst, was at his
Elmdale stud;o this week. s.
Rev. Falck preached at the Lutheran
church SUNDAY. . II
Gottlieb Mokres has gone to Little
Falls where he has secured employ ment
at the sawmill. #. ...== .z.54$ al :
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas: Lundin. visited E m
Dale friends Saturday.. =ss:zg ,,.*= 4.
The village school closed Wednesday
for vacation Of two weeks. It has
been our custom FOR many years, to give
a gre nd entertainmentat the ac;ose OF
heswinter term, but it was decided not
to give one this year since somessof our
pupils were absent from home sand Others
unable to attend school on account of
sickness. Some Of the pupils found it
very hard to give up the entertainment
for which they had always worked go
willingly andswell. But may be If we had
given. an entertainment that no one
could come, on account of wolves and
sm allpox. Why there were SO many
wolves around here last winter that one
could he ar them howl at any time, and
they would have killed several men. but
the men got away from them. And we
recently read in Minneapolis paper
that there ie smallpox in Morrison coun-
ty. Who can help being afraid?
Mrs. D. Hannegan and daughter
Georgina, who have bee visiting at
R. B. Stewards left for their home in
Wisconsin last Tuesday. ..
Mrs. G. Twist and daughter were in
Elmdale last week. .
The members OF the Lutheran Sewing
Society met with Mrs. Christ Larson of
Swan River laet Wednesday,.
Frank Widger OF Royalton visited at
K. "a. Gundereon's Thursday.
Nels Paulsen OF Idaho is visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity. -: -
Gee. Gessner has rented some: land
from C. II. Schlag and intends TO move
out there in about two weeks. .
Aleck and Frank Firkus returned
Wednesday from Long Prairie.
Mrs. K. H. Gunderson, who has been
sick, is improving. .... 81 e =
Meesrs. B.. F. Crippen, VIM. Booe,
WIN. Larson, Sherman Boos and Arson
sutliff and Misses Tilda and Rose Stew
artand Ida Sutliff, attended the dance
at Royalton last Friday evening. /,
&. R. Vallett went to Freeport Sat
urday and returned Monday. /
Aleck Firkus went to st. Wendall last
week. -,
Miss Annie Sobieck of Little Falls is
is visiting Elmoale relatives. :.
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Rev. R. Olson will preach at the Union
8. S. building next Sunday afternoon at
4 O'Clock aud at 8 O'Clock in the even
ing. = 's:,r i = ::
Simon Geek came home from from
Culdrum Saturday. g. -.
Frank Kopka, Victor Rudeck aud
John Geek delivered cattle at Little
Falls Monday.
Martin Hovelson went to Little Falls
to- work. but did not find suitable work
so he returned to Elmdale Monday. :.
Rev. BeIzowski went to Royalton Mon
day.
Mrs. Baumgart and daughter were in
the village Sunday. .-.>s
Miss Emily Boyle is staying with her
sister Mrs. 81. c.. Larson. '.s III
The R. N. A. Of Burtrum will give
play entitled t.Woodmen's Wives; or
What Insurance did for Melinda" at the
hall in Elmdale next Saturday evening
April 20. q ~: KS s
N. J. Madison met with an accident
Monday while at the creamery. Several
horses became unmanageable: and Mr..
Madison was 60 badly injured that he is
not able to be out today. ltsis said
that Mr.. sollarslost his temper for q
moment when he saw his buggy upset,
and his horse lying on the ground, but
rapidly when he saw that the
buggy was not broken. The team that
caused the disturbance ran down st.
German street scattering milk cans
along the way but fortunately no one
was hurt. Gu =z*= .-. 25.S
Misses Jane Boyle, Ella and Mary
Davies took . holiday Friday and went
ont to n c. Il .aranr1,a f,f. =I.;tfIo zT.aka