Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-11
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Gen. Foster is able to be out, but
uses crutches. he had q sprained
ankle.
Angnat Weber left today for Guth.
RE. He has been here on a visit
With his family
Born TO Ia. and Mrs. y. kruse.
Of Roy alton, formerly OF Als. *'s Falls,
March 18th, son. r. T.,
Dr.: Kohler OF Minneapolis. will be
in Little Falls, Monday, April 2ist.,
to do eye and ear work. -.
Justice Sheldon fined Rex Muncy
$25 and costs. He was charged by
Bertha Becker " it'll assault.
Ludger Heroux arrived from bod
son: Mont, Friday, to buy young
cattle for his Montana ranch:
Tn the case OF the state VS.. Boraeb,
defendant waived preliminary hear
ing and was bound over to the grand
Jury. next September.
R. j. Doyland OF Minneapolis has
opened in the Hall block, local
Office of the National Homeseekers'
Association OF Chicago.
German: Evangelical St. Johns
church will hold services at 2 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Waldmann
of st. Cloud will preach. .
W..D. Bishop OF Hudson, Wis, is
employed by W. 81. Ryan as plumber
and tinsmith. Mr.. Bishop was for
merly in MIR. Ryan's employ at
Wadena.
At the meeting of the board of
education Thursday evening last
week, Supt G. R. Frazier was elected
for the ensuing year at a salary of
$500 a year.
Frank Love of Bellevue was op.
Grated on at the hospital recently
for appendicitis, by DR.. Rockford OF
Minneapolis. assisted by DR.. Chance.
He is doing we'll.
The local High school base ball
team defeated the Staples High last
Saturday by score of 20 to 2. 1t
was the first game in the Interschol-
astic league. The next home game
will be with St. Cloud.
Israel Gunderson. son Of Gunder-
son Of Grey Eagle, formerly OF this
city, was in the city Saturday on his
way home from Norfolk, Va. Mr..
Gunderson has been in the U. S.
navy fof one year. His last trip
was with the cruiser San Francisco.
He received an honorable discharge.
A. G. Spalding 4 Co., OF Chicago,
the baseball outtitters. will make the
Eew suits for the local team. The
shirts and trousers will be gray, the
caps, belts and stockings, maroon.
The suits are furnished by F. E.
Cawley OF the Minnesota Mill Co.,
and will bear the letters: minnesota
Mill Co. Gold Dust' and IL. F."
At the adjourned council meeting
Thursday. evening last week a reso-
u ton was passed by which the city
agrees to furnish a suitable hall for
storage of arms and accoutrements,
and other necessary purposes, for a
military company to be hereafter es-
tablished. Moeg!6in, Vertin, Turner
and Peterson voted yea, Lane.
Bracke and President Kiewei, nay.
Nj. e. Palmer writes to I b e
H er a | d from Barrett, Mimi. that
Christina johnson, who lately was
declared insane at Minneapolis, came
to Barrett Oct. S, 1900 from Detroit,
Mimi, and remained there until
Aug. 1, 1901. She had a room in
Mr.. Palmer's house while in Barrett,
and he says she could not have been
elsewhere during that time.
Workman Post No. 81, G. A. R. .
has designated the first regular meet
ingsin April, July, October and Jan
uary, as quarterly meeting day, and
ths comrades are requested to bring
their, families, with some refresh
msnts, for the purpose of having a
general good time at least once every
three months.