Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-02-05
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ROYALTON
Feb. 3-Lawyer Niles returned
from Little Falls Tuesday.
! 9. W. Bouck made d business trip
to Buchanan and Pierz
! g. G Ho!lenbeck returned to his
home at Sioux City Wednesday,.
| DR.. N. W. Chance came down from
Little Falls Wednesday to take evil
dence il the Psder Nelson case.
Laura Finnagan. who has been Wis.,
iting her aunt Mrs. N. Miller. left
on the midnight train for Bagley.
where she has accepted position as
typewriter.
E. G. Fordyce returned to St. Paul
after short visit with his mother and
brother, W. J. Hedges.
Peter Diedrich of St. Cloud vi:ited
at s. q. Williams Friday.
A surprise party was given at the
home Of F. Armstrong Friday evening
in honor Of their little daughterLydia
Refreshments were served ard all re-
port good time.
Jas. Backout took a trip to Brain
erd Saturday. 80.
Barney Burton has sold the Shopera
stock Of goods to Mr. Morris who
| will remove them to Slayton
Ed Williams is hauling corn to Rum
River for c. w. Bouck
A surprise party wasl given Satur-
day evening on Imelda Feitsam.
About twenty guests were presen:.
Songs were sung and games were
played. All report good time.
Mary Rockman arrived Saturday
F.; from Superior. She will keep. house
! for E. Rasicot.
Mrs. G Erickson returned to her
home at the Falls Saturday.
! 81 O. Buckout came down from
F., Brainerd Monday. where has sue
ceeded in disposing of several i'm
ported horses.
Prof. s. A Hatch is reported as be-
ing very low with bowel trouble. The
doctors have refused to let anyone
see him.
Jas FL. Bnckout has received let
ter from Cong c. B. Buchanan, Civ
ing him choice of an appointment as a
revenue or naval cadet. Mr. Buck
man is certainly doing something for
the Minnesota boys. ..-
! G. D. Hunter got q notice this week
that his pension has been raised from
IS per month to $l2 per month, So per
month dating back for period Of 10
years, thus netting sum Of $40 back
pay.
Claim Agent Taylor forthe Northern
Pacific was in the town last week in
vestigattng the Peter Nelson accident
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Skinner, Jan: 28th, q son.
Mrs. W. j. Broker Ia visiting
friends and relatives at Melrosa.
Night service has been discontinued
at the N. P. depot: Walter Parkins
hereafter will cell tickeCs for No.
after which the depot will be closed
No. will stop as usual.
A. Halverson of Eau Claire, Wis,
has rented the Joslin building former
ly occupied by L. 81. Everts and has
opened frst-class tailor shop.
| 81. T. Sparrow's little son, who
has been dangerously sick with pneu-
monia. is p >onounced out of danger.
Prof. Hatoh's father arrived on the
noon train Tuesday.
Hal Clifford arrived home last week
from st. Paul school Of telegraphy.
He was suffering with sore hand
Mrs. Pavitt accompanied her dsugh-
fer to her home in Oregon this week.
Mrs, Pavitt will make her home
there for the balance of the winter
R. F. D. Inspector Elstone was
looking over the free delivery routes
petitioned for here this sum mer. He
found several have the required num-
Der of settlers end other conditions
favorably for this establishments.
Jan. 18th was the lucky day at W.
Il. Galley's store for this month and
he will pay all tickets dated Jan. 18th
if presented before Feb. 10th.
Norris Cairns and F. Nogg'e went
to St. Paul Monday with two carloads
of hogs and cattle.
DR.. J. p Chance was called to A.
Crosland's Tuesday. Their little
daughter Amy is i'll
DIED-On Wednesday morning, Feb.
Sd, at II :15 O'Clock, at the residence
IF a. E. Joslin. Prof. Sam uel A.
Hatch, of peritonitis aged "a years,
8 months, 6 days. Mr.. Hatch was
tie bright and promising head of the
Roy alton high school and q great
favorite. he was taken sick last
Friday and was not thought to be
dangerously i'll until Monday. In fam
nation of the bowels developed into
peritonitis. DR.. Rockfn. of Mime
apolis. assisted by Drs! Chance and
Bier, operated Tuesday night as last
resort. . ..
Mr.. Hatch was born at Rochester,
but brought up at Pipestone. where he
graduated from the high school. He
was graduated from the state univer-
city last June, having worked his way
through "
None Of the relatives we're able to he
here before Mr.. Hatch died, but kind
friends did everything posi- bic. q
Mr. Hate b j.,iDed the NJ. w.. 4
camp month ago and had q certi-
ticate for $20nO = =. .ss-"
Re sleo I, TX out $1,000 in old line
irenrs nee. he leaves besides j hts
parents, q brother and sister, at Pine
stone, where the remsins were taken
for interment j: 51 Sci Z: :..s.7 5.1s.
F,v rent nr sale--Fi room hnnre
Eighth street. Will cell on INSTALL.
tnent plan. g \. H. Pcwere
7e4 let Sc: