Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-02-19
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Il M 81 RANDALL ..s s:.5
..* Feb. -Born-To Mr.. and Mrs
Hans Gosoh, Feb 10th, q daughter.
( Both Of our doctors are rather busy
athese days. ~ r., :" H..
Last Monday about O'Clock, Geo.
lRogers' house In Parker was burned
@e the ground The fire had gained
ssuch q Roadway before 1t was dis
"oovered that 1t was impossible to ex-
&inguish 1t, but with the timely sssis-
tanoe Of neiehbors almost everything
was saved. No insurance.
Chaa 81. Olson would like every
tbody who needs paper the coming
sspring to get prices. He will make it
IAN object for you.
We understand that Jack Kingaley
has sold his saw rig to Frank Lucas.
EBy the way that logs are coming in
~Mr. Lucas will have large cut here
esthis season.
We have law suit scheduled. for
Saturday at o'clock. It will come
Tup before Chief Justice Kennedy. It
de the outgrowth of an alteration
between Mick Rassier and Peter Burr
con last Monday in the Fred SCHNEIDER
saloon. Another suit Is likely to fol.
low Mr.. SCHNEIDER will sue the
sparties in the fray for damages to
property if they don't settle without
n suit.
Anton Rogmanz made a trip to
Fargo, N. D., the first part of the
week.
We understand the village council
has secured the right from G. A.
1Lindbergh to run the road from the
town north on the quarter line
e:through his land in section six.
The latest real estate deal is where
frank Bailey has sold to Mr.. LETTERS
*zone lot on main street for $40.
Feb. 18.-The items for last week
Through some mistake. didn't reac
the Herald Office until Sunday. This
may partly explain why quite a num-
Der were not at the creamery meet
ing on Saturday. as they were look
Ing for meeting call through this
paper.
The creamery meeting on Saturday
was well attended and great interest
was taken in the talk given by E. R.
Slater Of Fairmounr, an expert but
stermaker, and now assistant in the
~dairy and pure food department of
the state.
j M, Cort, of the Minneapolis
IS upply Go. was present and also
!: gave and impaired some valuable
information. A creamery company
was organized and the following
@of6cers were elected:
President-E. M. Edbourg, Clough.
ce-President-Ge Calhoun, WILL
@age.
Sscretary-Andrew Herum. Parker.
freasurer-P. A Holmgren, Clough.
Directors-A. W. ~Outhoudt, Parker :;
Aug. Schwanke, Randall, Louis Mel
son. Cushing.
Twenty six of the men present put
their names down as willing to take
sshares in the creamery. The meeting
7then adjourned to meet on Monday,
1.-THE 9th, at the same time and place.
The law suit on Saturday didn't
amount to much. We understand the
plaintiff refused to put up bonds for
1.-The costs and the suit was thrown
out Although the suit didn't amount
to much, it did not fail to attract it's
share of the crowd ali the time the
creamery meeting was going on.
S8otk saloons were packed with men
vsVho ought to be as Interested in
screamery as any man in the hall at
that time.
A. Hiscock is quit sick. DR..
Bryant is attending.
Lew Drenock was in town on
Tuesday accompanied by his best
girl.
The creamery meeting on Monday,
was we'll attended.
j. M. C0rC was pr9s'1: again and
assisted considerably in ~ og mat
tiers along. A co stitulion and by
laws were adopted. aud 'h' lams of
the company will b the r Ill Co.
% 2erative Gre I'm Dry sssoc..; n. Next
s aturday is set for anLtn : meeting
al the off GERS to choose :. ) to.
BUCHANAN
Feb. 16.-rhe leap year dance Mon