Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-02-19

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Feb. II. The q tie Falls visitors
Tuesday were J. J. McRae and wife
and q. J.sHunt.
The masquerade hall given Monday
evening was well attended and 8 fine
time reported. The Lake Beauty
Orchestra rendered music. 5 s.s
Miss Marie Rhodes came down from
Grey Eagle Monday and took In
the ball, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Rhoda returned from North.
Dakota Saturday where she was visit
ing her. daughter Pauline.
Mrs. Jack Blair and son returned
Saturday from an extended visit;
with relatives at Faribault, Mimi.
The M W. A. will give grand
ball In the opera house Easter Mon
day. The home orchestra will furnish
music
Henry Tough of Lakeville, Mimi,
who has been visiting his brother VIM.
here, returned home Monday. He is
employed by the Star Telephone Co.
and while here assisted Manager Stro--
man with the local telephone ex-
change.
Mrs. Young's many lady friendp
assembled at her home Monday after.
noon and gave her a pleasant surprise.
the occasion being her sixthy first
birthday. The afternoon was plea
sanity spent in conversation. playing
games, etc. Lunch was served at s.
O'Clock. All report good time
Miss Cora Hounsom and Josephine
Jambers came up from Little Falls
| Monday and attended the dance Mon
day evening, returning home Tuesday
morning.
Lewis Heidn purchased fine team
Of horses of George jacobson Tuesday,
For Sale-8O acre acres of improved
farm land, equipped with machinery
and stock, located In the town of
swanville. Reasonable price. For
particulars call at Glantz grocery.
Jay Perkins moved back on his
farm from Long Prairie Saturday.
Mrs. Barber and son Nathan re-
turned to. Long Prairie. Nate will
leave for Seattle, WASH, March 1st.
Mrs. Corrigan was Little Falls
visitor Thursday. George Thompson
returned from Glenwood Thursday.
Prof. Philo was Little Falls visi-
tor Saturday
The drama. "Danger slngal' given
by the home talent under the auspices
of the Congregational Sunday School
in the opera house Friday evening,
was well attended and was Well
played. SIG was Melted to repair the,
|church.
Robert PETE is getting subscribers
on petition asking the state legisla-
ture to assist in draining the big
!!marsh east of town.
| G. L. Stith and James Coiield, with
their hounds, killed noustrous lynx
east Of Burtrum Thursday. .;:. =
Mis- Pearl Bochie went to Little
Falls Tuesday.
| James Cofield lost valable COW las
week. 80
G. E Sanford, John Balmer and
wives of P'llsbury, attended the mas
querade ball Monday evening:
Al. Dsnnin and l.. Hedin attended
q dance at George Chan bers in Cul-
drum Saturday night.
Rev. Aug. Zilsdorf of Noun tain
Lake will be the new pastor of the
German Lutheran church here. He
will take charge March 49,
Burtrum Dept. Grey Eagle Gazette:
Clarence Stirh and Jim Cofield. of
swanvi)le, killed big lynx up near this
village today. They got after 1t with
some hounds and freed 1t and shot it,
It was very big animal and was able
to make hard fight if they had not
got 1t at q disadvantage.
Long Prairie Leader Jay Perkins
will move back to the farm in few
days. Nate Barber intended to work
Jays place this season but recently
changed bis mind. He is now arrrang-
ing to leave for Washington next
week to remain there. Mr.. Perkina
will move back to the farm and work
It himself. =, - \ .., = q,
:-'An interesting story IL told by the
Port Jeryis correspondent for the New
York World. This correspondent says:
Irving Cox had i leg cut of by..a
train just before the holidays. and
the leg was plased In the receiving
vault Of the oemetery:: A few days
ago Cox complained to his wife that
there was something hurting his
severed leg he became 10 nervous
that members Of the family went to-