Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-07
RANDALL. !.

March 1-'rlpre arrived Thuradav
morning carload OF immigrant nova
bles from Waterloo, Ia. The car as
| one OF the large ones and was filled with
every thing in household effects, farm
machinery, and live stockholm an old
horse to a three daye.day-old chicken.
The man that. owns the car purchased
the P. H.Newman farm in Parker, better
known as the Brooks p ace. On Satur-
day morning another car arrived from
Waterloo, just like the other, and the
owner bought the Henry D0dd fsrm near
Pine leland lake in Todd county and i'm
medlately moved his stock and goods
goods there.
March 3-Saturday midnight a team
belonging to Francis Snow OF Parker
made whaG might have ueen a serious
runaway. No grea d image was done.
Mr.. SNOW was here to meet and take out
the school teacher. After the train ar
rived he assisted in carrying her trunk
and lefc a boy. in charge OF the team,
which got frightened and ran away, go.
ing straight down street and through
n. E. Mueller's yard: crossed the rail
road ditch, climbed the grade near the
cattle guard and went south on the
track, and fell when they had almost
crossed the railroad bridge over tho
Elk. Some boys who we're at the dance
at Mueller's had followed, and had just
succeeded in getting the team and slei go
off the track when then the west bound
passenger pulled through. 1t was a
close call for the team and ditchel
train. The boys claim that some good
comes from dancing after all.
Some people of Randall. Parker end
Gushing are contemplating organizing
litsrarys society in the near future. If
perfected, it will be known as the Ran
dali literary society and any person who
wishes can take part in 1T. The pro-
noters of this movement wish to an
nounce that on Easter Monday evening
they will give q dance and supper in
Randall-the dance at Mueller's hall,
the supper in Bai'ey's hall. Particulars
have not yet been arranged, but it will
be 25 cents for supper. and probably 50
cents for tickets for a northumberland
and supper-aud Is cents for dance and
supper for both gentleman and lady.
Joe Kennedy il home from the pine
! woods.
Mrs. +. J. Ncggle OF Royalton visited
here last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Angus Kennedy.
F9J. Snow was the latest to purchase
new harness at the Randall shop.
John Kempenich and Mrs. P. Weiden-
bach have returned from Minneapolis.
Their mother died and was buried while
they were there.
Election is here and no great noise
about it. Seems as if everybody was
satisfied with the present officers. i:
Knute Vinge has sold bis farm IN the
town OF Clough to a man from Montana
and will start in 4 few days for south
west Idaho.
| &. E. Webster has sold his farm to a
man from Swanvii]e.
Frank Bailey and Simon Berry start
ed Thursday for Lake Alexandria to
capture + " of the finny tribe, but came
back Saturday with much more know.
ledge than fish. Slime rays he had tus-
sic with one big fellow, had him by the
neck for a while, but he was slippery as
a fish, and slipped away.
Mayor Langmade went to the county
seat to serve as grand juror.
Robert Gray and Frank Simpson are
back from the north.
Fred Case will leave in 4 few days. for
Argusville, N. D. Wonder who will be
our next barber.
Have you noticed
That Thrall's buggy is still for sale?
That Nick Rassier still keeps rolling
out the empty kegs?
That Chas. Emo ought to have someone
keep house for him?
That Billy Barnhart has roustache
shaved of?
That the vanished moustaches arc
sho wing up again?
That there are no street lamps yet?
That there is new ice box at the city
meat market? 9
That Cochran has taken down nis gas.
oline lamps.
That Mueller might as well, for h
never had any gasoline?
That Drellock and Kempenich arr
q sporting with OK teams?
That F. M. Allen can laugh as long
and loud as ever, though he don't grow
extra tat?
That John Drittbaugh would keel
that frost-bittsn foot under his wing i
he could only make it reach that high?