Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-13
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March 10.-Gust Lundin from Chi.
ang. N. D., is visiting his parents
this week, Mr.. and Mrs. Lundin. y,
Misses Annie and Ellen Anderson
left for Minneapolis Thursday.
Miss Dinnie Paulson rafaed off her
guitar Saturday evening. Miss So
phie johnson got it. A good time
was reported.
A1el Larson returned home from the
woods last week.
Auction will be held at Elias Peter
sons place the 18th Of March, as he
will sell out and leave for Washinp-
ton.
Albert Ahlstrom went to Albany laet
week.
Mrs. Andrew Swedback went to
Minneapolis this week to attend her
sisters wedding.
Ernest Larson. Carl Sungren. Axel
and John Bergman and Elias Peterson
took sixteen head of cattle to Albany
for Elias Peterson Saturday.
A festival will be held by the I. O.
G. 7. dge the 10Th oft his month in
the mission church. There will be a
program, cake and coffee. Tickets
will be 25 cents,
Frank Anderson will have his house
brick veneered. Brick was hauled for
it last week.
The girls sewing society of the
Lutheran church met with Miss Emma
Peterson Saturday afternoon.
Albin Erickson has returned from
the pinery
Otto Fagerman is working for
Chas. Lundin.
Andrew Samuelson was in LittleFslls
Monday.
Alfred Peterson from Eagle Bend
was here on business last week.
Several teams were hauling saw dust
from the mill for the new road north
of Upsala.
The crows have made their appear
ance which makes US talk early
spring.
Andrew Nelson and Charlie Sund-
gren are up here visiting Mr.. sund-
gren. They arrived Saturday.
P. Venousen went to Albany satur-
| day.
Miss Anna Sandahl. who has been
sick with the typhoid fever, is well
again.
August Anderson is around saving
wood this winter, He has purchased
a gasoline engine.
Journal Press: Edward Moore,
guilty of robbery of the schoolhouse
in district No. 118. Holding was order
ed by Juice Limperich committed t.
the Red Wing industrislschool, subject
to the confirmation of Judge Baxter.
Miss Mary Davies, teacher of the
school, identified her gold watch and
the books taken from the school, and
she gingerly displayed apiLt flask tire
odor of which confessed it's former
contents. "This is what I found on
my desk in place Of my watch when
I returned in the morning." declared
Miss Davies with some asperity. 81
paid $26 for that watch eleven years
ago and it is just as good as ever or
it hasn't been hurt any, The prose
cutting attorney put the boy himself on
the stand. He said ne was 10 years old
Dec. Of last year; his father had
died three years ago and his mother
was a widow with eight children
living in Morrison county. He had
lived part of the time with a bro
Their near Upsala and for two weeks
had worked for Westmarck near Elm
Dale. He had gone. to Holding Feb.
IS and had bought a. pint Of viii key
and some beer and other liquors. de
had leaned against the widow of the
school at about 10 o'clock in the eve
ming and it had broke it. He had no
recollection of stealing the watch and
other things but he must have done it.
He was alone in the crime. He said
he had attended school forty days in
each year from the time he was six
years old until he was twelve but had
not gone to school since. -Four years
ago he attended the Free Methodist
church occasionally at Holding but
not since the family left there. The
boy admitted being drunk about twice
year. He always bought the liquor
when he went to Holding.
For SALE-I have for sale 1000
posts. Apply to Postmaster A. A.
Andrews, Moffett, MINI.