Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-22
SWANvILLE

LittleEFalls Wednesday, where he has
been canvasaing for the Chronicle Go.
of Chicago. ,...
The commercial club held a regu.
lar meetipg.in the city hall Friday
evening. Henry Sohnrz, Chas.
stith, and W: Il. Cox became new
members:
The Commercial club has est the
first Saturday of each: month So mar
ket DAY beginning Aug. 9th, and If
you have anything to buy or sell be
sure and be present on that day.
Court Vincent went to Sank Centre
Thursday where he hired out to- play
ball with the team. He will play
third b. SO and change with the pitch
or for the remainder of the season.
Miss Ida vcss came up from Little
Falls Friday to visit relatives and
friends here.
Manager Srroman and Electrician
Lougn of the Morrison county tele-
phone company we're at Grey Eagle
week last putting up telephone poles
and wiring the town for a local tele.
phone exchange. - 49,.
TIE telephone exchange here has
been moved to the Stroman building.
Clyde Lester left for the West Mon
day.
The field day Saturday last was a
howiing success and a large crowd
was present. The band opened the ex-
ercises at ten O'Clock by giving con-
cert on the square. At 10 80 the
Smith and Gibson ball game was
called and after hard fought game
the Gibsons were the winners. score
II to 10: George Chevalier pitched
for. the Gibsons and G. Alshire for
Smith. At $50 the Grey Eagle vs.
Swanville bali game was called. Fox
was in the box for the visitors and
did a good job. Dettler pitched for
the local team and Swanville were the
victors, score 8 to 10. At p. m. the
races were called and Jake Sohrig of
Lake Beauty was victorious in the
gents bicycle race and Clarence Coli.
son in the boys bicycle race, VIM.
Sullivan was winner in the mems foot
race and Jimmie Co6eld in the bows
foot race. The exercises ended with a
grand ball in the evening.
Todd county politicians were visible
here Saturday. Among them were
Hemmy, Andrew and Bert Thompson.
Mr.. Brannen and wife of Little
Falls were guests at the Pennie home
over Sunday.
Albert Kind returned from Long
Prairie Friday. ----
Mr.. Southland, Grey Eagles cigar
maker, was in the village Saturday
and took in the ball game.
Mrs. Pennie of St. Paul visited at
tbe Pennie home here last week.
Willie Stith has been sick the past
week.
Hon. Albert F. Foster, republican
candidate for congress, was in the
village Saturday.
Andrew Smith of Sank Centre was
in the village Wednesday.
Jessie Smith, N. P. tie inspector.
was in the village last week taxing up
Koenig & Meschke's timber.
A gang Of horse traders from Mime
oro1;a oro IN ho uil1oro
Mr.. Tiff and E. R. Hedin of Long
Prairie were in the village Thursday
In the interest Of the new Peoples
State Bank they will open In the Nc
Rae building next week.
Miss Gre rude Abeling returned to
her home at Long Prairie Wednesday
after two weeks visit at the Muske
home John Muske accompanied her
home.
Little Willie Seth is seriously i'll
with rheumatism.
Carl Kleinsmith and family Of
Round Prairie visited their daughter,
Mrs. Herman Kaun, over Sunday.
Mrs. Long of Long Prairie. who was
visiting at the Kaun home departed
for Duluth Monday.
Miss Mae Connolly of Sank Centre
ia visiting relatives and friends here.
At the school election Saturday
evening August Meyer was elected
trustee.
The Odd Fellows held an installa-
tion of officers Saturday evening.
A large number from here, includ.
ing the ball team. will go to Grey
Eagle Friday and celebrate field day.
DlED-Friday, July 18th, Mary.
beloved wife Of Henry Joseph of Cul.
drnm. Rev. James Martin Of thif
village conducted the funeral services.
She was laid to rest IN the Culdrun
cemetery.
Charles frame died at the Burtrun
hospital Sunday. Deceased was &
middle aged man and leaves q wifi
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