Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
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Jan. IT con ollenbsck rstulff nnsd
to Minneapolis Monday.
MlssyE Edna Brown of Cloud IL
Ivisitingsat the home OF Boyd So.
The quarantine Has been taken a sthe
home Of v. =. Ne Gonag
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Jessie Brodhead Of Roya lton. 8 former
teacher Il district No, 8. has beens:yi-
sitting fol . few days among her many
friends in that. distriot. She w 4 ten
dered q reception one evening st the
home Of J. 8. Judd, where's large
number Of her former pnpils and
friends met to welcome her. u very
enjoyable time was the result.
Folsom Cal. Telegraph: Amos Nc
Chez has been quite ILL., but. IL re-
ported better 1872. 5 u. +.
Norman Hopper who has been visit
Ing his uncle DR.. J. p, Chance, re-
turned to his home at Minneapolis
Saturday.. TIP
Mr.. }. Norman and family and Mrs.
j. Munoey visited at Rice on Sunday
The leap year dance at the; opera
house Friday night by the .'Lucky
Five was grand success. Refresh
mnets were served In the opera house
and Green's orchestra furnished the
music. :. ,..;,-
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Mrs. M. Fordyce arrived Tuesday
from a visit with her daughters, Mrs.
Schenck of Duluth and Mrs. Heron
of North Dakota. She will spend tie
winter with her son. Mr.. J. ".
Hedges. l.. -.
Several of our men drove out to
Elmdale Tuesday to attend the Popp-
Swientek wedding.
Fl. o. Buckout returned toBrainerd
at midnight Tuesday after few
days visit with his family. He went
by the way Of Randall to look after
his business there.
Charles, the two-year- old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. F.Wolf, died Monday morn
ing after suffering with q severe at
tack of pneumonia. The funeral was
held from the house Wednesday after
noon.
"A. G.. Wilson is going To put in a
new planning mill. He will employ
Geo Trask with his engine.
The Gooding-Co Co. is making
some improvements on their mill.
They are putting in new piling, and
when the water wheel arrives it will
be up in place. Ed. Reynolds has
charge of the work.
Mrs. L. F. Martin. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. Il.
Russell returned to her home at.Senti-
mel Butte the latter part of the week.
She will stop off for q short visit at
Little Falls. {.
Jim Joslin arrived in the village
Monday after closing a successful. term
Of school at Rail Prairie. $500.
The first basket ball game, Of the
season will be played here Saturday
evening between the Little Falls girls
and the locals. Both have shown up
good in practice and good game is
expected. This will be the first
matched basket game Of basket ball
played in Royalton.
w. L. McGonagle's residence has
been released from quarantine: +
A fire proof safe has been bought
for the town board <
The First National bank has elected
officers as follows:
Presidential. c. Wilson
Vice-Pres-Albert Rhoda
Cashier r. Rhoda
Direotors-A. G. Wilson, Albert
Rhoda, Henry Galley, Geo. Munoy,
G. R. Rhoda, J. F. Locke, Geo.
Kapler. 80:
Jan. 18-The q. A. r. post has
elected officers as follows:
Commander. P. Carpenter.
ST.. Vice. CONT. F. Ayers =.
Jr. Vice. Conn.,. M. Clark
Chaplain-Jake Crye -.
Adjutant-A. E. Joslin
Delegate--A. E. Flint -
Arlernate-W. Hubs.
There will Re course of lectures at
the M. E. church during the winter.
On Jan. 9th Rev. G. F. Davis Of
Duluth Swil: give the first, Some
Queer People l have Met. Rev.
Gratz of Princeton will speak on
"Cornerstones Of Character" Pre-.
siding Elder Clemens and Rev. M. o. .
stockland of Little Falls will appear
in the course. .o. 49, - i =, ! r Z !;
Mrs. Alice Miller and Jere McFad-
den have returned to Hope, N. d. r
Tie home of T. E. Gayeske was
quarantined, one of the children hav:
ing scarlet fever. -.>,z..l,. :
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Jan. 19-J. W. squires went to-