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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
.ii.;g,SlAND.

Dec. 24-Happy New Year to- all. ).
]. Huver was seen in our town last
Sunday. # So sN= sss y .@5 S. i. I. !.
NJ. Rail was a pleasant caller in thu
neigh borhood last Sunday. x pa
c. StromeiDg went to Little Falls on
Monday. ~ =.
II. Mann was in Brainerd on business.
Eli Bowder was busy hauling tlen to
Lenox last neck, .- -
Albert stroemiug had house raising
bee on Monday. His log house and
barn went up in hurry. :
Some of our young men were callers
at J, Pilon's the other night.
7. StroemipE went to Clough town on
business, stopping with J. Guisn over
night.
The Christmas tree was we'll attended
in our school house and good time
is reported by all.
F. Stroeming, ST.. went to Elgin, ILL.,.
fer a month or two, to visit with old
friends and relatives.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
WEST RIPLEY.

Dec. 23-Robert Telford has returned
from Brainerd.
W. W. Cook and MissIClark VISITED
Little Falls Wednesday.
George Kimball OF Clough called upon
relatives Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Cutler
were in Little Falls Monday. id :Esss
Mr.. Johus visited the county seat
Saturday.
Sam Tedford.is visiting at the home OF
his brother Robert Tedford -.
w. E. Clark came home from the lun'-
Der camp and went to Little Falls Sat-
urday. He returned.to the zcalnp Sun.
day.
sRL. G. Rose, Miss Rose, Bart Rose and
Miss Stella Berg called at w. A. CLARK q
the evening of the 18th. to practice sing
ing for the Christmas tree.l ~, - ! ..-
F. MISS Anna Kimball has moved to Fl.
Ripley. :3z
The supper which: closed tho I. 0. G. T.
contest was we'll attended. :and greatly
enjoyed, especially by the winning side.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
SOUTH CUSHING v0RIj va PApKfn'

SOUTH CUsnING ---lvo RIll 'ARktR
Dee: p Geo. Rogers wa s. g title
Falls visitor Monday and Saturday.
Joe Kruger moved to Dick schuffner's
sbanty last week. -,~ ..s sS =z.Ss
{: j.. Mlke and Herman Wenker are cutting
cordwood fol-. Dick Schatfer.
Mr.: and Mre. John Kempenich ,yere
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Simoues
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Beto were Ran
dall vle'tors last Fridav.
Miss Jessie Kennedy passed through
our town enroute to Randall last Fri
day where she will visit her cousins the
Misses Kennedy.
Mrs. Smith of North Parker, called on
Mrs. N. Simones last Tuesday.
Miss Katie Kempenich, Mrs. Wsstin.
Mrs. j. j. Berre aud the Misses Simones
were Little Falls visitors Saturday.
George S'mones. youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. N. Sinones, who was very
sick several weeks ago, has entirely re-
covered, and is able TO be around again.
Some OF the young people OF this To-
ca''fy went out coasting last Sunday al
ternoon. The boys did not need to
build fire to keep the girls warm, as
the Cushing boys do,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
OPOlE.

Dec. 23-George Healey, one of the
pioneers OF this vicinity, and who now
makes qis home at Brainerd, came down
Friday for short visit. with old friends
and neighbors.
VIM. Ross went to Rices Tuesday on
business.
The saw mill owned by Mr.. Mills, and
which Is located on Skunk brook, is ia
operation now. Some lumber and ties
have already been saved.
Ida Schlichting made flying trip to
Rices today.
Paul Cichalla of North Prairie was a
caller at Opole today.
Mr.. Mills and family, Ida, Martha and
Nary Schlichting, Anna and Emma Pal
lock, went on pleasure trip Sunday
afternoon. >~.
Miss Carrie Ross, who is attending
the normal school at st. Cloud came
home yesterday to spend her Chr!stmas
vacation.
Henry aad Louis Chirhart, and Joe
and John Kiefer, went hunting the other
day. They were 60 successful that it re-
quired the combined strength Of the en-
tire party to carry the game home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
PlATTtVILlE.

Dec. 2l-All the men who intended to
work IN the pineries lhis winter have
gone.
Work on the new church has been de-
layed owing to the cold weather.
Mike Mrozek is reported to be very i'll
with a very bad cold.
Santa Claus tells are being heard in
the night quite frequently.
Stephen j. Mrosla, teacher. OF district
number 81, will have two-weeks vaca-
ton, during which he will visit his par
ents at North Prairie, and friends in the
following tiles respectively: Sank Gen.
ire, Long Prairie, Browerville and Lit
tie Falls.
Mike Kosobucki transacted business
in the Falls last Thursday.
School report OF district number 81 !,
Platte town, for TIE month ending; Dee.
Goth.
Number Of pupils enrolled .............43
Daily average attendance..........".....15
Those neither absent nor tardy are:
Pauline Rock and Rose Rock.
Who will get the creamery, Lastrup or
we?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
HARTMAN BROS.
GREEN PRAIRIE.

Dec. 24-Pster Anderson bought on
Monday a horse from a man near Lake
Alexander.
Gus Anderson took corn to the Falls
Tuesday: Mr.. Peterson took wood Tues
day; Mr.. Wosdin took milk for the
creamery Tue sday.
James Chadwick went to town today.
K, NJ. Rudolph butchered hog last
Tuesday. His brother Abraham and A.
Anderson helped him.
Levi Robinson went to town Friday to
see his con JOHNNIE, who is getting over
bis sickness.
Misc Lillian Chadwick closed very
successful term OF school Friday in dis.
triet number 80.
Following is the report for the month
ending Dec. goth:
Number enrolled. ls
Number OF days taught. .....................1S
Average daily attendance.....................12
Those on the roll OF honor were: Ar:
thur Nelson, sadie Aausolf. Earnest
Hall. Raymond and Leland Rasicot.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
n(jff

Fec. 24-J. W. Gish aud s. 8. Martin
went to Little Falls Wednesd y on busl
ness and returned Thursday.
Allen Gray came up from St. Cloud
Thursday to visit bis mother aud spend
the holidays with friends here. B.:
John Brown went to Little Fall.
Thureday. r.
Fred Hallett, Abe Sibley and Alex
Oby were al Little Falls Saturday.
Il. Oby took beef to the Falls Mon
day. ..-,s..: !. IT .
VIM. Strahl is getting so he can NOV,
around out doors little and soon vii
he all right. ''~~. Z
Report OF school district IS, hr.4:h i.
mouth ending Dec. 6: .a l..
Days taught ..................:...... 80,
Number enrolled -. -. M
Average daily attendance . hi:
!. Those not absent nor tardys dur:a Il:
the month were: Lloyd Donely, Cha II,
and Virgie .Gish, Ions Hallet, Ed
Nutter.
:". {. Mrs. Fawn Snow. Tsach ell.
49, = 5SS e
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
GILBERT.

Dec. 24-Last Tuesday night the
nefghbors rendered a. surprise to Post
master Bergiund. presenting him with a
writing desk. After the usual ceremony
tho party partook of the refreshments
served. All enjoyed good time, not
going home until early morning.
Elmer Hanson, who is working at lib
'bipg, came down to spend the holidays.
August and Albert. johnson took a
load of hogs and oeef to Brainerd Satur-
day. ~ 4. - ~
]: John Palm and H. P. Cook were at
Ft. Ripley Saturday. @. ~. & 81 81 ] =.
81 Gust Swanson expects to leave us in
the spring. Sorry toll lose him. !.
Chas. Hedlund made q trip to Brain
ord Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
RANDALL

Dec. 24-nrs. Fred Case is visiting
friends at Bnrtrum these days. Fred
says he doesn't feel a century old, but it
seems as if his folks we're away that long.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson has 40 far re-
covered as to be able to be up and
around again.
It is reported that Fred Case has sold
his barber and confectionery business
here to Albert Morrison.
Chas. Emo has rented the building
that was occupied as harness shop
and has moved his stock of jewelry from
N. F. Mueller'a store Mr.. Emo has
come here with the intention of stayisg.
Mre. DIN is the nurse at the Kennedy
home during the severe illness OF Miss
kennedy.
When we read Of it in the papers end
hear by letter from friends, how the i'm.
migration is flowing toward South Da.
kota, and how land is booming there,
we must mutually come to the conclusion
that the word Is still producing fools,
and worse ones then We were when went
there in the early sos. Now people
osght to know that the desert ia
not fit for human habitation; then We
had to fiud it out by dearly bought ex.
perience.
Andy Fem was in town Monday in
company with some land seekers.
John Drittenbaugh has his toes frozen
90 badly that he thinks amputation will
be necessary. I,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
BRlCkYARD

Lee. 26-Oecar Duclos came home
Saturday for Christmas.
Ivan Grsy returned from the west last
week.
Mrs. Balm and children spent Christ
mas at Mrs. VanZile's.
Miss Linnie Beatty came home to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. II. VanZlle hat had very severe
cold and was unable to attend Sunday
school last Sunday, but is getting better
now.
John and Joe Quine spent Christmae
with their brother jeff.
Miss Mayme Bartholomew has been
visiting her sister. Della, since Saturday,
and then went to st. Cloud for the holi.
days.
Mrs. David Wright clipped and fell
hurting her left foot and arm quite rad
~. No bones were broken and she ia
able to walk.
Mrs. McCauley OF St. Cloud spent
Christmasiat Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Man
beck's.
Miss Della Bartholomew went home
Tuesday to spend Christmas.
"Girls, isn't it fun}to wait?' 1 wonder
what they meant.
School report for district No. "a, Pike
Creek, for month ending Dec. 20:
Number of days taught..... ..................3O
-H""oer SarolAoo .....:....."..."...52
Average daily acknowledgements.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy dur
ing tho month: Chester and Earnest
Stevens, Vern and Harry Anderson, Rer-
tina Sprandel, Charles Dumont, Ethel,
Claude and Leo Chambers, Ethel Pear
SOD.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
MOTLEY.

Dec. GA. E Harris was St Cloud
visitor Saturday.
The Wolf & Torgerson store is open,
and fine place it is, monument to the
enterprise and prosperity OF the firm.
The school will reopen Jan. 9Th.
J. A. Waite has bought from bro
Their. j. A. 800 acres OF land in Cass
county, about mile east of tom.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith,
Dec. 18th, a daughter.
Albert Lewis aud Norman Kendall
have joined the Odl Fellows.
Miss Ruby Glidden of Motley will
spend part of the winter with her cousin.
Mrs. l.. Lemere, at hickory.
Mrs, Henderson will be housekeeper fol
E. E. Daily.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
EAST BELLEVUE

Dec. pa crowd OF our young people
went to Little Falls Saturday to see
Santa Claus
N. Carnes' baby is better.
Miss Flora Jorlip, who has been at.
tending the St. Cloud normal, is at
home for the holidays.
W. Bell and J. Jauson are cutting ice.
Mrs. Eliza Paddock recently of Buffalo,
is visiting With relatives in Royalton
and vicinity.
Willie Burt hauled ice for C. ". Bouck
Saturday.
Miss Elsie Clark, who has been teach
ing school in Dixville, is enjoying two
weeks vacation through the holidays.
which she will spend at her home at
Koyalton.
Miss Addie Lawrence, VINO has been
sick, is improving.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
l..AIS!''T'lRUP....

Il Dec 23-Theo. .Ortman has removed
his organ to the school, where the choir
will practice twicea week in tina future. 4
ur'present mail service demands some
correction. We now have daily mail
but the connection at Pierz is not made
az it should be. Our postmaster shorld
investigate the matter. y.
At the district school number 80, teach
er Welte aud scholars entertained a
number Of visitors Friday afternoon. An
elaborate program was rendered includ-
isg select readings, dialogues and sing
ing. School exhibits were also die
played Of all the papils. giving the par
ents an opportunity to see what their
children have been doing at school.
John Schm olke of Buchanan has do
mated a valuable church organ to our
new church. also Mrs. Barres and Mrs.
Blake hove given q tabernacle.
Theodore: Hoheisei, who was quite
seriously hurt in q runaway some time
ago, is able to be arouad again:
We heard that the collection which
was taken for the benefit of our church
at Pierz, has somewhat irritated "a cer-
tain gentleman. We wish to state that
it was not done to create enmity. We
ore beginners and justly deserve a little
help, and as many of the members of
this parish have largely contributed to
the Pierz church, Ne think it not moro
than proper to 10 aided in return, which
nearly all have done. "Do unto others
as you would have them do..unto you"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
.fAyyaDIlAlf..

Dec. 21-Mss Matte Sutliff returned
from Waseca to spend Christmas vaea-
tion..with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. E.
A. Sutliff. -"-.....
Miss Ida Morrison of Little Falls 10
visiting friends here this week.
Peter Nerverson of Swan River pass. d
through here!saturday.
Feed more oats. Peter. then call on
our bronco hustIer-Jim Larson. He
will take dog in exchange.
Neil O'Donnell aud Christ Larsen
hauled ties to Flensburg Saturday.
]. R. O'Donnell and E. A. Sntliff, Jr.,
visited the county seat today.
Simon sobieck was IN Little [Falls on
business Saturday.
Miss Bridget left here today for Wis.,
it, leaving Arson broken hearted.
B. Taylor sold eighty acres Of land to
Sol Blair for $1,000.
s. P. Geek from Thief River Falls Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. j. R. ODonnell,
l.. Larson has decorated bis horse
with new harness.
MI. Dougan gave a lecture at thu
school house in district 131Saturday
evening.
Mr., Koch of Swanvi!le is erecting a
cheese factory in this locality.
Lewis Larson visited J. r. O'Donnell
Sunday.
J. Larsen and family visited with the
family OF j. Walters Sunday.
Mrs. Baumgaurt had the mi sfortune
of losing one of her fingers Saturday.
Misses Title and Maggiei Gusten Wis.
tied their sister, Mrs. O'Donnell Sunday.
Simon Geek and Katie Ciechon at
tended the entertainment at the school
house in district ID Saturday evening.
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Dec. % &C otto Bolster, q resident Of
sPierz for over thirty ) ears, died at his
home in the village sunday morning,
after y long illness with Bright's disease.
aged IS Years. The funeral took place
here Tuesday uQnder the auspices Of the
st. Joseph society, Of which be was g
member. Frther Pfeiffsr oftlclated: The
Pierz Union band played the funeral
march. The deceased was Que Of the
arst and most respected citizets of Pierz
aud seryed as treasurer of the church for
many years, until .;wo years ago when
he resigned on account of poor health.
He leaves his wife and five children,
Frank, John, Mary, Mrs. John Le1dolt,
and Mrs. John Flecksnstein, besides tho
entire community to mourn his losa.
May he rest in peace.
P. L. Girtx sold ~ acl es of his land,
including buildings, to Barney Block for
800.
Frank and Louis Feucht and John
Gross killed bear near Rum river last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Hoffman returned
last week from Colorado, where they
had been visiting their daughter.
TheF. n. Peterson Granite Co., of st.
Paul sent crew of men to work in the
granite quarry that they bought OF 7.
W. Billmaier in Zerf.
John Bi|lig, of st. Nicholas, Stearns
county, is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
N0hner.
Born-Suneay, to Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Koering, a son, and to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grell, a daughter.
George Loeb Of Lastrup, was in the
village Saturday visiting friends.
The Lust & Eppler saw mill at Zerf is
running in full blast now. A large num-
Der OF logs have already been hauled
there this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. Weikel of Relonzoville
were in town Saturday buying furniture
to fit up their new hotel that they are
running at that place.
NOTICE
A black and white spotted hog, weigh.
about $50 pounds. has been taken up by
me as estray. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying charges.
FRANK FEUCHT.
NoTlcE-As we, the undersigned, are
to dissolve partnership by Jan. list, all
parties owing US are requested to come
aud payltheir bills by the 25th of this
month. Bills not paid by that time will
be turned over to an attorney for COL
lection. All parties having duebills
should present them before Jan. Let, al
after that time no duebills will be &C.
cepted.
HARTMAN BROS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
EAST BUCHANAN.

Dec. 23-Among those that went to
The Falls are Rurs E. jansen, Peter and|
Mira. Drnz-n.
Or. D:foru +nt to Ro alton to ' isit
DR. S+gnn Sunday. 81
Our Oldest settler, Joseph M,schke,
died here at 10. p. M, aged ~ years, He
was born August LIST, 1880. he came
to thie country in 1870 and took q
homestead. where he has lived ever
since. =
The building committee for the new
church was appointed Sunday. The;
members are: John Schmolke, Mike Sand,
John Kapsner. Nick Mueller, Joseph
Hortsch, Matt Poster, Matt Z,mer, Fred,
Harvest, john Pestel, Joseph and Franks;
Otremba, John Kobilka, Nick KiLzar,s
Aug. Dehlsr, Joe Coil. John AischksI
The first meeting was held at p. m. M sS:
discuss matters about moving tAS
district school in district A. #
Rev. Lang and Joe Gohl are going to-
buy the brick at the Falls this week. S,
Joe Sand returned from St. Cloud
where he has been working in the host
pital. ia
Born-To Mr.. aud Mrs. John Thies,
Dec. 21st, a daughter.
Lizzie Gunner came home to spend the
spend the holidays.
Samuel Brand waa a vieitor SUNDAY.
Bishop Tro6ec, who was expected here
Sunday to bless the new bell: did not
come because he had o attend the fuuer-
al serv icesOf another bishop.
T. Godwatt of Rices was visitor Of
Mrs. P. Hesh Sunday. = >@=5 ss<.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27

The St. Cloud bowling team de.
.feated the Little Falls team at st.
Cloud Friday night by 227. points.
The local players were Berkey, Car
ley, Davidson, aHunt, Barry. A
return game will be played here Jan.
10th.
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zElhlDlllf..

SAS1SESs G0UgAs S1SCAs ~ uO was OuCsl0gs'
Morris for the past two years, returnsd
home Tuesday. g.
Misses Mary and AdiIa Kohh Of Swal.
Vile were in Nmdale Sunday.
Willie Boyle killed wolf with an an
Friday evening. Watkin Davies ala,
trapped one and 10 keeping it alive. Is
better effort would be made to LII
wolves il there was bounty. ~
larcus Gunderson and Chas. Vic, Adt.
Saturday night for = visit at the jome=
OF Mr.. Vick's parents at Grafton, u.
Henry and Robert Gessner Of Two.
Rivers were hero Sunday.
Miss Mary Davis Of Holdingford . II
EImdale to spend weeks vacation.
Mrs. j. B. Bdeburn Of Holdingford
was in Elmdale Monday.
II. Olsoa went to Rices today.
Peter Noel OF Freeport was here last
Tuesday. =
Sherman Boos went to Lake Beauty
to spend christmas. "
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. Armstrong and I
daughter visited 1T N. Boos' Sunday.
Frauk Widger is employed at the
creamery during M. Vlsk's absence. +
: Mr.. and Mrs Nj. J.. Madison and
daughter visited friends in Upsala last
Wednesday. - s. II
" atkiu Da sies and daughter Stella
went 10 Little Fails Friday.
Joseph Kalis went to Roy alton Satur- |
day.
Henry Peterson went to Royalton
Monday on business:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johns aud Hen
ry Peterson visited at W. Davies Sum
day evening. II
Bridget and Michael Caeey left Satur-
day for = visit with their sister Mre.
AcGuinn, at Detroit, MINI. II
Miss T'lda Stewart aud Willie Boos
left Monday for Bemidji, to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hannegan.
James johnson returned from the vest
Wednesday.
James and Willie Boyle visited at d j
G. Larson's Sunday,
G. R. Wallet is getting his mill ready
to saw this winter.
Dec. 18-Mrs. F. Gessner aud children
went to Madelia to visit friends
Miss Muucy closed a SUGGEST ii term Of
school in district Is Friday. 4
A. A. Wit!e intends to move to Swan
vile soon, where he will soon start saw
ing.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schlag.
Dec. 9th, q son.
James and Frank Hammond returned
to Louisville last week A
The dance given at Nels Waters last
Saturday, evening xus a succ -ss. All,
had u tooi time.
R. +. Anderson IL helping J. PetersonI
to raise u barn this Wet L.
w. Boos aud Charley Stewar, are
making ties on G. Z. Wallets farm.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
LINCOLN.

Dec. 24-Miss Ammo Randall and VIM.
Tindell were in Little Falls Monday, re-
turaing Tuesday.
Geo, Kimball and Geo. Reed were in
Little Falls.
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Monkeys

"All well-a1l happy-lots
of fun. That is the regular
report from the monkey cage
Of Barnum's Circus ever since
the keepers began dosing the
monkeys with SCOTS Emul-
sion. Consumption was carry
ing off two thirds of them
every year and the circus had
to buy new ones.
One day a keeper accident
ally broke a bottle of SCOTS
Emulsion near the monkey
cage and the monkeys eagerly
Tapped it up from the floor.
This suggested the idea that it
might do them good. Since
then the monkeys have received
regular doses and the keepers
report very few deaths from
consumption. Of course it's
cheaper to buy SCOTS Emul.
sion than new monkeys and
that suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkeys
and in man is the same disease
If you have it or are threaten:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27

School report for district No. 16, Belle
Prairie township. for the month ending
Dec. 20.
Number ofdays taught........................l9
Number OF pupils enrolled.
Average daily attendance..................14
Pupils neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the month are: Laura, Lizzie, Alice,
and Clifford Foster and Florence Gravel.
BERTHA BARTHOLOMEW.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27
SOCIAL CITY.

Dec. 23-Hsnry Robinson fell Tuesday
last aud broke q rib. He ia now able to
work again.
A number of new buildings were put
up this fall.
A Christmas dance will be given at J.
p. Leigh's.
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Palver passed
through on the way to Mile Lace. whore
thew will work this winter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27

Chas. Graham the ice man, has a.
crew Of men engaged in putting up
ice. He will put up more than usual
this season.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-27

Dec. 22-Miaert Larson is digging q
we'll, ditto tho new store keeper.
A few OF tho young people went to A.
7. 4cKibben's on the evening OF the
21st. ate apples and had good time.
Herb Blaisdell came home from Alaska
on the Goth. AID says he does not like it
well enough to live there.
John Thompson, OF Jefferson, H.,
come to our ut'wn WITH an eye for buy
Ing land, but the recent cold snap was
too much for him and be left for home
and says he could not live here.
Johu Dilse and Miss Sarah Young will
be married on Jan. 1st.
Miss Myrtle Gitten OF Montrose will
visit few weeks with her parents in our
town.
The old gentleman Snavely who came
to our town few weeks ago from Mis-.
souri,. got qnite badly hurt by a falling
tree; and viii be confined to his house for
some time
The boy Raber, who accidently shot
himself in our town, died few day q
since. and his mother is stricken with
grief almost 70 insanity. Poor woman,
we are all sorry for her.
Estella and Amy Cheelcy are Writing
in st. Cloud.
We hear that J. A. Wilson, formerly
of Atlanta, Ga., will return to his plac.
il Morrill,. Mr.. ". came here with biz
family in the spring of 1900. ,ret.ruine
to his southern home in the autumn Of
the same year. Mr.. Wilson's land was
remote from good roads, and the unus.
ual wet season madeit very unpleasant
for bic family. Discomfort mutually
followed. When Mr.. W. returns he will
6nd that our read machine has not been
idle and it has been az far north 40 biz
place. We will welcome them back and
try to make it more pleasant for them