Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-13
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80 Nov. 11-Ti,i splendid weather
ought to help the vp1i4nisti; spirit to
get hold on Minnesota people.
!: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Berendt drove to
Ledoux Wednesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lii
pinski Oct. 23d, son.
A. Grassland of Little Falls and E.
Grassland of Swan River passed
through here on their way to town of
Ledoux Sunday.
Mr.. Elefson seems to have an aw.
full time in getting his grain threshed.
Two different threshing rigs have tried
to get near the stack, but they always
mired.
Peter Kurowski was at the Falls
Saturday.
If the trotters aud PAGERS do not
soon stop breaking records, this world
of ours will need to roll a little fast
er to keep from being distanced.
Lipinskl's Sunday.
Miss Mary Mashke visited friends
in Little Falls Saturday.
Miss Katie Mrozik Is visiting her
parents in Flensburg this week.
What splendid weather October
gave as with the most beautiful sun
set glows ever seen thrown in. Now
that the morning star is setting up
late enough for Us to enjoy 1t in
spring light, our c up of happiness is
nearly full.
John Ringwelski attended the dance
given by Martin Wojohehowksi in
Flensburg. Sunday.
Accounts Of Hallowe' en- tricks are
not in yet.
Pike Creek bridge is getting its
needy re- pairs now.
The Misses Tuzinski attended
church In Ledoux Sunday
Robert Reshski and family have
moved on the old Green farm.
The fellow who is licked always has
the pleasure of telling how it hap
pened-providing he is able
s. Welinski ie putting up fine
house. He intends to have it fin ished
before real cold weather comes.
Miss Mary Blechinger and Albert
Thoma were married at the Little Falls
Catholic church Thursday morning.
In the evening there was great
celebration. and was kept up till an
early hour The young people have
the sincere wishes of friends for q
joyous and prosperous life. They will
make Little Falls their future home.
A. Weber and family visited friends
at the Falls Saturday evening.
The farmer, the mudhole in the pub
lie highway, and the rural mail SER
vice are very intimately connected,
for the continuation Of the mail SER
vice depends LARGELY upon the mud
hole being fixed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo. Ringwelski of
Little Falls spent Sunday with Mr..
RS. parents.
Monday morning mist turned to
SNOW.
John Tzrebiatowski has bought the
40 acres adjoining Joe Borasch's and
Mat Ringwelski's FARMS from Anna
Delko .n of st. Cloud. Conidera-
Miss Della Wright went out to her
school in Ledoux Monday morning.
Mike Ringwelski' came very near
having a runaway with q load Of hay
while in Little Falls Tuesday last.
Pike Creek liveryman had the ladies
out Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Weiland of the
Falls attended the Thomas Blechinger
wedding Thursday.
VIM Mashke, ST., and sons went
north N hunting trip. Hope they
will bring plenty Of deer.
Here is chance for nine-day
clock. Mrs. Mike Kedrowski is SELL
ing tickets.
Two engagements are announced this
week: August Ringwelski to Clara
kedrowski of Swan River. and Frank
Ringwe]ski to Lucy Ringwelski.
Ducks went south in an awful hurry
Monday morning.
Those very knowing persons should
learn to attend to their own business
and let others alone.
Mitchell Blair drove to Little Falls
Tuesday.
John Fink went to the Falls on his
wheel Tuesday.