Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-13
North Randall ard South Cl0ugh.

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March 10, We are glad to say that
the wind haa changed little. AS
it is sc orally in the south now, we
Are ia hopes Of spring soon.
Last ,1<';,tay, Miss Hilda Setula
came home from Brainerd, where sshe
has been EN- ployed for the past five
months.
Mike and Tony Wenker spsnt Sun
day with their folks.
HERMAN Wenker left Tuesday morn
ing for Porter, Yellow Medicine
county, where he intends to spend the
summer.
It was mistake in the Herald last
week when it said that Alfred Daniels
and Albert Munson we're married.
They say they are the same jolly boys
as ever and they wish people to know
it. Yet they accept the good wishes
Of their many friends. By the way,
they are both employed at Brainerd.
We have seen several loads of logs
pass by here Of late on their way to
4. K. Hall s saw mill, and we hope
they mean more buildings, which ar
rather scarce in this neighborhood.
A. G. Rudolph walked to Little
Falls and back last Friday and trans
acted business there. But quite a
walk, isn't it.
JohnWenkar was business caller at
Randall Saturday and Jacob Setula
drove 10 Little Fills.
The Miss-s Annie Wenker and Hjlda
Setula called on Miss Ida Munson
Thur-d4y AFTERNOON.
August Seigel Of Green Prairie
called on Mike Wenker last Sunday.
Tony Wenker and sister Annie, spent
q very pleasant afternoon Monday at
Sstula's.
We hear there was verylively eve
ming spent in John Munson' camp last
week. Mike didn't chop wood enough
to tire himself, and seemed quite puz-
zled as 10 how to spend the evening
But when q. s. came over he &c emed
to have His mind quite made up. and
did not hesitate to take him out of
camp, returning after a while. He
claimed they had been snow balling,
but few strange marks on G. s.
proved that the cause of them was as
little worse than soft snow.
G. F. claims he seldom turns his
mules loose, but we doubt it, whether
it was turned loose Saturday or not.
A. G.. Rudolph bought three young
head of cattle of Mr.. Setula. Every.
body ought to know that this is very
good country for stock raising.
TT. RIPLEY
March l1.-Peter and Henri y Mayouz
returned from the woods Friday.
John Rolf was Little Falls visito,
Saturday.
R. K. Wise is shipping hay from the
Davidson meadow.
Albert Johnson and Sam Hahn re-.
turned from Canada Monday. They
each secured land near international
Falls. Mre. NJ. J. Taggart of Barry
county, Mich, who has been visiting
Elijah Adams for the past five weeks,
left for homeW ednesday.
Isaac Mayoux and wife were Little
Falls visitors Monday.
A. J. Page of the Minnesota Trans.
fer, purchased the L. P. Snow farm,
and arrived Friday with Car. Of emf
grant movahles and is moving out tc
| his farm.
G. H. Clute, one Of Grow Wins
ounty's most prosperous farmers, viii
be married Thursday noon at Breinert
to Miss Matte Maher of Minneapolis
The happy couple will leave for tn
East on the afternoon train. Thei,
many friends in this vicinity haste,
to extend congratulations.
Louis Lucky's house burned Sunday
about 5 o'clock in the afternoon, ais
all his household goods except cool
stove, with no insurance.
This is quite a severe blow to Mr.
Lucky, as he has a large family will
no place to move into an6 very lin
tied means.
Randolph Trask returned from til
woods Wednesday. To man up
tree it would seem that he is abou
two weeks foo late