Little Falls herald., 1904-05-13
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Mrs. Holden of North Dakota IL
visiting with Mr.. and Mre. R. l..
Trask.
Mrs. 81. Fl. Davidson went to Little
Falls Monday where she will visit a
few days with her friend, Mrs. W.
Garfield.
Boiler Inspector Hubbs was in the
vicinity of Little Falls last week on
official business.
E. A. Joslin, Fulton Bell. Chas.
Gilpstrick. 81. Logan, Frank Shaw.
Ed. Herman, 81. G. Gray and Harry
Burt went to the Falls Saturday to
take the required examination for the
rural few delivery routes to be estab,
lished from this Office.
DR.. j. P. Chance was Little Falle
visitor Wednesday.
V. S. Himsl transacted business In
the county seat Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Gakin returned from
her visit at Little Falls Wednesday.
Sidney Blaisdel] is erecting a new
barn on his lot on the East side.
Mrs. N. Moorehead and Miss Nellie
Manley of Dixville visited friends in
the village Saturday.
Robert Muncy and wife of Little
Falls was calling on relatives here
Saturday.
Miss Ruth Lambert came down
from Carlton for short visit with
her mother
Frank Herman has the j oh of re-
shingling the dry sheds for the Roy
alton Lumber Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herm drove to
Mayhem lake Saturday on visit to
Mrs. Herm's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanderson.
Ed. Herman has gone to Buokman
to work for Bert Wayne, Bert being
laid up with scarlet fever.
T. B. McCullock Of st. Cloud was
in town last week visiting his uncles,
Henry and VIM. Sparrow.
LIZ f. II. oo01 VI AOAOO4. Ndu6uh,
is here on visit with his brother.
DR.. E. c. Beer.
VIM. Roller and family went to
Holdingford Sunday to visit with
Mrs. Rollers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lasher.
John Stevenson of st. Cloud was q
business visitor in the village Thurs
day.
81. O. Buckout drove out to his
farm at Dixville Sunday returning
Monday.
Mrs Widger moved to Little Falls
last week where she will assist Miss
Wood with her dressing making.
J. W. Hedges drove to the county
seat Monday.
The quarantine has been put on Ed.
Hart's home again.
..Mr. Petron of Brockway moved
into town Monday, having purchased
the Joe Schrieber house on the West
side Of the track.
J. Goodwin made business trip to
Morris last week.
Tom Hayes drove to Buckman and
Morrill, Monday, delivering fruit
trees
Mrs. q. Davidson and son returned
from Little Falls Wednesday.
j. W. Hedges is reported being laid
up with lame back.
E. A. Bowers sold fourteen head
of cattle to J. P. Tsinter of Little
Falls.
Rev. E. G. Clemans gave lecture
In the opera house Friday evening
under the auspices of the Woman q
Relief Corps Subject Gin and out of
the Guard Lines at Chickamauea.
T. G. Gordon Of Little Falls was a
business caller Friday.
James Landy and E. c. Pitheon
bought new pianos last week of G. T.
Torgerson, who represents the Gable
Go. branch store at Littls Falls.
Mrs. r. Harrington has been quite
ill for several days.
Fulton Bell returned to Minneapolis
Sunday
Mrs. 81. Clifford. Mrs. I. W. Bouck
and Mrs. E. A. Bowers. went to St..
Paul Tuesday to attend the conven-
tion of o. E. S.
A closely contested game was played
here Friday between the local and the
st. Cloud high schools. The score
standing to 8 in favor of the home
boys.
Mrs. JOS. Hollenbeck Of Dixville
while attempting to stop a cream
separator, got her left hand caught
between the balance wheel and the
iron frame. fracturing the thumb
quite badly. She was brought in town
Wednesday evening, remaining unde,
the care Of DR.. Chance until Monday.
The doctor thinks there Is no doubt oi
saving the thumb.
A meeting was held SATURDAY. avan.