Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-29
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April 27-Mr Carver of Sank Centre
was in the town Monday.
A. Il Minnette auctioneer and G.
F. Berry, cigar dealer, were here
Monday.
Miss Strom departed for Morris this
week where she will work
Miss Berg Of Fillager was called to
Braiperd Saturday by the serious ILL.,
ness of her aunt. She returned Mon
day.
Mr.. Batter came up from Little
Falls Monday and the surveying crew
are again at work on the big marsh.
The village council has appointed
Mr.. Buelow as village marshal ct $40
per month, also Mr. Myers health
officer
A large number from here attended
the SNYDER Keglow wedding at Swan
River Tuesday.
A special school meeting has been
called by II of the citizens for May
18th to vote on the advis ability of
building new school house.
Rev. Barlow was in Little Falls
Monday.
Station Agent Penny and section
foreman Lynch went to Little Falls
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Glantz was agent during Penny's ab-
sence.
Miss Ida Martin of Bemidji is viz
iting relatives here
Jesse Buelow of Staples came home
Saturday to visit relatives and his
parents returning Monday. Jess is
employed as head clerk in the N. P.
master mechanics Office there.
James Martin is repairing his
building on Main street preparatory
to open 9 clothing store.
Miss Minnie Gross is visiting at
Bain's.
c. L. stith is having his saloon re-
novated and kalsomined this week.
Mr.. Jatro and wife went to Grey
Eagle Monday.
Frank Hardy moved his family to
Little Falls He will be employed In
the saw mill.
Phil Schauble went to Appleton
Monday on business.
Rev. James Patrick who has been
holding meetings in the M. w. A.
hall closed the meetings Sunday even
ing He departed for Howard Lake
Tuesday.
Frank Wilson. J. Y. Thompson and
MIR. Showater and wives of Burtrum
we're in the village Sunday and at
tended church.
A large number of young people
spent Sunday afternoon at the Blair
sugar camp.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Parks assembled ut their home
Saturday evening and gave them a
pleasant surprise, The evening was
spent in playing games. They de-
parted for Washington where Mr..
Parks has purchased half interest in
q creamery and he will have charge of
it. During their three years stay here.
they made many friends who regret
to see them leave and especially the
Congregational church and Sunday
school Of which they were both men,
bers and Mre. Parks was superinten-
dent of the Sunday school, and they
presented her with q book in appre-
citation of her services. We wish them
success and happiness in their new
home.
Jay Perkins has sold bis farm west
Of town TO parties from Long Prairie.
Mr.. Perkins ia thinking of going to
Washington. He ana his wife have
many friends here who regret to hear
Of their departure, bat wish them
success
Harry Buelow went to Osskis Nor
day to visit for few days with r. Ia
tives.
Albrt and Bern an Lalw,g. are
building q residence for Mr.. ffletfer
on his farm west of town.
Chae. Glantz and Chas. Stitn were
Upaala visitors Wtdue euav.
Mrs. HanF went 70 Nianetp |
Wean' sda> returning Thmsdnv
jim Martin la wo,ktg On the
Coke livery stable.
The fire department held practice
and reorganization of ofti''-ra Wedu
fay evening. John M.rk son WV
again Il cted chief.
Rev. Ed wards will give TEXTURE On
the "Open DOR" or "a Mia ionary