Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-04
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home Tuesday,, A.. - So
Gerald Massey Of Little Falls trans-
acted business here Tuesday. J.:
4 party of our young men went
ont wolf hunting Tuesday.
Miss Lynch is visiting relatives at
Sank Centre this week.
Rev: Martin was q Little Falls Wis.,
itor Thursday.
+ Mrs. Chas. Glentz went to Little
Falls Thursday to have some dental
work done. r.:
Commissioner stith returned from
Little Falls Thursday.
Mr.. Lloyd Of :.ssuk Centre Is at the
! Center House this week working at
} the jewelry trade
John Butler of Willard was in the
'village Thursday buying cord wood
and poles: :>> ~
Rev. Rafensparger and James Black
4 went to Cushing Saturday, where
Rev. R. held services Sunday evening
returning Monday.
The Jolly Rovers finch club will
meet with Chas. Stith Friday even
Ing.
The drama "Danger Signal" will be
given by the local talent at Grey
Eagle Saturday night.
i 81. Chambers held an auction on
his farm in Bruce Monday. ..Chas.
Glantz was employed as secretary.
! A new orchestra has been organized
in this village and they will furnish
music for all public occasions. The
following are players: Jay Perkins.
|, leader, 1st violin: Chas. Glantz.
violin; Chas. Stith, secretary. B fiat
) cornet; Al. Dennen. trombone.
Mrs. Tubbs was a Staples visitor
Friday.
Merr Reed came down from wynd.
mere, N. D., to attend his mother q
funeral, who died at Pillsbury Sunday
Nathan Barber and family, and
VIM. Turner and family, departed for
Walla Walla, WASH. Tuesday, where
they will make their future home.
The farmers Of Culdrum hauled nine
loads Of stock to Burtrum Monday.
Joe Cain Of Morris was in the WILL
age Tuesday.
Dennis Lull returned from Traverse
. county Tuesday to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lull of Long
Lake. Dennis has rented farm In
; Traverse county and he will till the
/. soil this coming season. His sister
Alma will return from Washington
and keep house for him.
Mrs. Chas. Fake who has the
small pox has nearly recovered.
F. G. Muske went to the Twin
Cities Tuesday.
]. J. McRae and VIM. Mike were
: Little Falls visitors Tuesday.
> Mrs. Frank LEM Ia in the village
this week.
There is about 5000 cords of wood
4 In the villaeg, which Is the largest
amount that has ever been in the WILL
age for years.
Andrew Smith of Sank Center
was here Tuesday.
VIM. Collins Of Cushing and Ed.
Collins Of Little Falls were in the
town Sunday en- route forHoldingford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes and
5 DAUGHTER Mary and Miss Mabel Ful-
I Ter drove from Grey Eagle to visit
friends here Sunday.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church have organized a young
peoples society to meet every Sunday
evening.
J The M. W. A. will give a grand
dance and banquet on the evening Of
Easter Monday.
John Markuson and Albert Kind,
. our two hardware dealers, attended
the Hardware Deale re- Convention at
st. raul last week.
DR.. Story, Olaf Marku son, Guy
Robbins and Mr.. Young of Grey
Eagle attended the Odd Fellows lodge
here Saturday. evening.
Inc Congregational Sunday school
gave all its members a free sleigh
ride Saturday afternoon to Pillsbury.
George Hollenbeck was here In the
interest Of the Little Falls Herald
Sam Fryer Of Long Prairie was in
our town Saturday.
A. Pretzel received carl cad Of
brick for . starter on his new build
ing last week. :
I J. E. Cherry Of Long Prairie was
In the village Thursday. ...
Vim. Churchill will began q term
OF school in the Bumgard district
next Monday.
Swanville is to have free ciroulat-
ing library In :. the near future.
Thomas Champlain has circulated .
petition and he received wo1d that the
books would arrive In the near future.
Chaaz G1anfz and Chaa 9tikh drovo