Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-15
: RANDALL

!, April "A. Herum and E. M. Ed
bourg went to Little Falls on the 9th
In the interest of the creamery.
+: John, Anderson of Little Falls, who
was the lowest bidder for the build
ing Of the creamery withdrew his bid
and the contract, was let TO- Chester
Quinby, who. was next lowest. bid
der: Mr.. Quimby: will start and
build within the: next ten days, If the
weather is anything like favorable.
J. Scribner, T. constable from Back
us. was In town few days. on
official business.
G. II. Olson. the village constable,
was at the Fails Monday on Official
business.
Graham & Lucas have started to
move their saw mill from Sec. 2 to
Randall. They expect to start saw
ing some time this week.
Andrew Hisoock is building a house
for Geo. Rogers in Parker town. these
days.
..The prospect Of q creamery at
this place is already showing good re-
suits. Three of Darling's prosp erous
farmers have been here looking over
our country with view to coming
here where they will be in easy reach
of the creamery.
David Elmer, who recently sold his
farm near Darling, has purchased
the SCHNEIDER place near Randall. Mr..
Elmer is now, without doubt, the pos
SCISSOR of one of the best 80-acre farms
in Randall township.
Windy Anderson of Cushing hauled
dressed hogs to Little Falls on the 9th
and got 5 ID cents per pound for
them, when he could have got 10
cents for them right at home. But
Little Falls money is worth more than
his money. see, at least one would
think go.
Frank Bailey went to Belle Prairie
on Monday to visit with his son and
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Hatlid. This is the first
time Mr.. Bailey visited with his
family since they left here. Mr.. Hat
lid is section foreman at that.place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace of Parker re-
ceived the sad news on the 18th of the
death of their son at Rochester, this
state.
R. Butchers, q brother in-law of
Mr.. Wallace of Parker, and formerly
a resident Of Winona county. who re-
ceutly sold out his property there, Is
at present in Oregon. He doesn' t
like Oregon, however, and has written
to friends here inquiring about the
possibilities Of this country. The
inquiry has been handed to Calhoun
& Churchill, who will try by all
honest means to persuade him that
Morrison ,unty real estate is good
safe Investment.
s. O. Bailey was In the village for
few days this week.
G. O. Dolquist has been chosen gen.
eral manager of the creamery associa-
ton. A good choice as Mr.. Dolquist
Is man who will see to 1t that every
thing will be strictly as 1t should be.
Dr.. Newell will move from Frank
Hinz's house to the house Of j.. R.
Stephenson, the house Mr.. Stephen
son recently purchased from Alex
Kennedy on the East side. DR.. Newell
will have his Office in the Office now
occupied by DR.. Bryant.
Inspector Herbert Harland Of the
government postal service this week
examined the rural mail route to run
from Randall into Parker town.
Beginning at Randall the route runs
four and half miles to the northwest
corner of section 8, south one and one
half miles, east one mile through mid
die Of section 16, south one mile, west
one mile through section 81, south
two miles and a half to town line,
north two miles to northwest corner of
section %, east two miles to..northwest
corner section 26, south two miles to
town line, retrace north two miles to
northwest corner of section 26, east
two miles TO town line at northeast
corner section %. north on town line
to northeast corner. section "a, west one
mile between sections 10 and "a. and
retracing east on said line to northeast
corner section "a, north a mile and
half to Randall
Il. T. p. NO. z
April 12.-Jos. johnson has bought
horse from Christ Ellefsen.