Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-06-03
RANDALL

RANDALL
June THE creamery we'll is still !
down AZ feet in the
sandy kind Of ground, and only small
amount of water, at least 1t il 10:
thought sufficient to supply the cream
ery.
John Hanson of Cushing started m
Monday morning to put in the engine
bad and prick in the boiler In the
creamery.
"A ". Hanstrom went to Grey Eagle
on Friday and returned M nday
evening and brought an expert ma.
chiuist with him to set the machinery |
in the creamery.
The scncol children's picnic that
was held in NJ A. Churchill's grove
on Monday Is reported by those that
were present to have heen verv plea.
SAINT time.
There are quite number of old
soldiers in and around Randall who on
account OF dist nee and other causes
don't 20 away to celebrate on Memoir
ial day. There are also old soldiers
who now repose in the village ceme-
terry here who no doubt would have
their graves handsomely decorated by
comrades if they were only civ en- an
opportunity to do So and when Decor
alton day comes round again year
hence it will be behttina for the citi-
zens Of Randall to get up celebration
and do little honor to both the sur
wing and departed old heroes.
Peter VanCurler was up from Little
Falls and built new chimney in the
school house.
Geo. V. Schermerhorn had a new
chimney built on the new addition to
his residence.
There are now a good many farmers
who are now making inquiries about
the creamery and shares in the cream
cry. To those we might say that It is
the intention Of the board to have
general meeting sonnet ime soon Of
everybody that Is interested and have
the buttermaker give what instruc-
lions he can in regard to gathering,
handling and keeping Of milk and
cream. There are also several shares
to be sold yet. can be bought any time
up to and including the day Of the
to the full amount Of cost Of plant,
$4,000.
q. q. Enke and David Smith came
up from Little Falls on Monday even.
ing to build the refrigerator in the
creamery.
There will be basket social and
entertainment in Bailey's hall on June
9Th for tho benefit of st. James
Catholic church. A good program will
be given free and baskets will be sold
after. Everybody is cordially invited.
! The new hall and jail is up and en-
closed. Roy Runyson has the contract
and Ia pushing the work as rapidly
as possible.
There will be services here in the
Catholic church here on Jane 18th.
| Ole Lind of Darling was up to Ran
dali on Tuesday. Mr.. Lind has several
good steers and some good milk COWS
for sale
Abe Cyrus has moved back to the
village.
| r. Thorson is making all prepara-
tions to move on his farm that he has
just bought in Cushing. The removal
of Mr.. Thorson and family from here
is not likely to be the cause Of any
vacant house. as the party who pur-
chased it will perhaps move In right
away.
The following Is the program for
first commencement of Randall public
schools to be held in the Presbyterian
church Friday evening, June Sd, at 8
o clock:
Duet. mandolin and Guitar
Jos. Hollister, Miss Nina Hollister
Invocation: ::....:..:: Rev. J. II. Mark
Grafton. possibilities of Culture
.......................Ma L. Cochran
Vocal solo,. .........."..........Abbi Smith
Grafton advantages of Education
........................ NJ. Eta Berry
Grafton lin the Building of Char
acter, Be True to the Best
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Thrall
Vocal solo...........Rev. G. Underhill
Grafton success Within Ourselves
.......................Anna A. Wenker
Vocal Ethel Danielson
Grafton, The Glory Of Citizenship
Vocal solo,. Ralph e. ToWle
Presentation of class
.................. Charlotte A. Raymond
Award Of diplomas. ..Supt. Seal
Benediction............Rev. J. b. Marx
Glass song
| A cordial invitation is extended tc
all to attend these exercises.