Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-02-19
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Feb. 16.-F. W. Lakin went t. st.
Paul on the early train last W ednes.
day. i. A.. ..-.. #a~. +
Miss Mary Stewart of Holdingford
ID visiting friends and relatives In
the village. -. ~,~>.~'..-.
Station Agent McCallum's family
have been let out Of quarantine.
Austin Root has moved his family
to Burtrum where he has invested IN
q farm.
j. W. Bouok was a Twin City visi-
tor Wednesday.
L. o lson was In Buchanan visiting
at the home Of Mrs. A. Thoen.
Special R. F.. D. Inspector Norton
was a village caller Thursday. He
was inspecting the route out Of Rice.
DR.. Gibson made regular visit
this week.
J. W Uptegrove has bought out
Mat Neuman's saloon property, In
GLIDING the remaining months Of H.
cense that there Is to run. That is one
of the best stands here in the village.
The Gooding- Cox mill was closed
the past week, as the company was
putting in q new condenser, but
started again Monday.
There have been several candidates
announced for the spring election.
Mrs. Krouse has been reported as
very sick.
Mrs. G. Geer has been here from
Duluth the past week visiting friends
and relatives. She returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Schwartz visited friends
and relatives at st. Cloud last week.
=. Mr.. Vim. Manly moved out to Buck
man Saturday.
Ed. Harrington is at Rice with his
wood saving rig. He is getting plenty
to do these days.
Frank herman came very near los
ing a load of wheat at his place in
Buchanan last week. He had loaded up
q load of oats and one Of wheat and
left them standing in the yard. But
the party that was going to haul it
for him in the night had the misfor-
tune to break tug on starting the
sled, as it was frozendown, and made
too much noise, waking up the people
in the house, but by the time they
got dressed and got out they succeeded
in hitching on to their own sleigh and
getting away.
Several loads of people from the
village drove out and surprised Mrs.
Tieman's Tuesday evening.
Il. O. Buckout and Forest Noggle
were visitors at the county seat
Thursday.
Mrs. J. W. Hedges is suffering with
q very severe attack of stomach
trouble.:.
Fred Williams arrived home Thurs
day from Big Lake, his school hay
ing been closed on account Of
measles.
Several of the young folks from this
village drove to Rice and took in the
masquerade ball at that place. All re-
port good time.
NJ. W. Melvin of Montrose arrived
in town Saturday. He has been elected
'snReria ten lent for the remainder of
the year. Mr.. Melvin Ia an entire
stranger but We understand he has !
had considerable experience as q |
teacher and is Highly recommended by |
1.-The state high school inspector.
Miss FLORENCE Cheeley, who has
been attending school here left for her
home In Morrill, Friday where she will
teach the spring term of school.
Mrs. Kyle and son of Holdingford
was In town on visit to his daughter
and sister, Mrs. A. McCutchen, Fri
day.
The Neveker entertainment failed
to arrive Tuesday and there was no
show at the opera house.
Sidney Blaisdell returned to- Rum !
Rive with Andy Mc,utchen Mon
day.
Jos. Miller was taken a. tx last week |
with an attack of vertig' III is con
fined to his bed at t. 9 pr ~-n5 time.
R. Harrington is uf~r.rg with
very sore hand which c~n5 in con-
tact with the saw while er work.
A. E. Hatch Of Lorsuale, MINI
came up last week to settle up the
affairs with his brother. the late s.
A. Hatch. He packed the books and
other property belonging TO his bro
Their and shipped them to Pipeetone.
Montrose Cor. Delano Eagle: Mr..
Melvin has resigned his. position as
principal Of the Montrose school and
will accept position In the school at
Royalton, MIMI, with substantial
increase in salary. His place in the
Montrose school will be filed by Miss
Nelson, who now has charge Of the