Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-09
SWANVILIE

Sept. 5.-Chas. Glantz purchased
the photograph gallery of j. s. Borg
strom and he has moved it on his lots.
Mr.. Borgstrom has his gallery in the
Stroman block.
@. Wilkie moved here from Grew
Eagle Tuesday into the new Martin
building on Fourth Street. He ia the
principal Of the school here.
Prof. Folsom Of Little Falls was
here on business Tuesday.
Married-At the Golden home near
Burtrum, Wednesday morning, Miss
Clara, eldest daughter of Mrs. Gold
en-, to Frank Everest Of 3urtrum Miss
Marie, sister of the bride, was brides
maid and Chas. E. Stitn of this will
age best man. Rev. Ruddock of Glen
wood performed the ceremony in the
midst of large number of relatives,
after which they we're seated to an
elegant breakfast. The couple left on
the morning train for MINNEAPOLIS
where they will make their home
Miss Marie Golden and Chas. Stith
accompanied them to Little Falls.
George Parks of Worthington was
in the village last week. Mr.. Parks
was former creamery man here and
he was here with a view of purchas-
ing it again, az he does not like his
new situation.
Philip Schauble of Avon was in the
village on business Wednesday.
Chris Krause went to Randolph,
Mimi, Tuesday to visit his parents
returning Saturday.
Chas. Folk and family Departed for
their home at Two Harbors Friday,
after an extended visit at the Pearson
home.
Fifty of our citizens attended the
state fair last week. Among them
were F. G. Muske, G. P. Stith,
James Martin, John Blair and wives
and John Long.
Miss Dora Golden Of Burtrum wis.,
ted friends here Wednesday.
Guy Robbins of Grey Eagle was in
our town Thursday.
E. 81. Cox of Minneapolis is visit
ing relatives here.
Herman Mining of Montana is vi
sitting at John Longs farm.
Banker Wilkie of Grey Eagle was in
town Saturday.
Jack Kane o: Morris was in town
Friday.
!. a. Law of Sank Centre was in
the village Wednesday.
Ed. Campbell returned Saturday
from St. Louis. where he has been
working in the fair grounds. While
absent he visited friends in Ohio.
Mrs. Champlin returned from Hay
ward, Wis, Saturday, where she has
ter Rhea, accompanied her home.
To ~
jured on bicycle last week, is able to
be out again.
Miss Marie Rhodes went to Birch
Lake Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. Henderson who has been visit.
ing relatives here left, for her home in
Wisconsin Wednesday.
Miss Turner of Little Fal is the
guest Of Miss McRae.
Miss Tina Eldred is working out
at the Balm farm
Our schools opened Monday with I.
Wilke as principal Maud Under
wood intermediate department and
Mrs. E. A. Flood primary department.
Miss Mabel Smith OF st. Cloud is
the guest of Mise Lillian Scnauble
Andrew J. Smith of SauR Centre
was In the village Monday.
Father Cans Of Birch Lake was here
Sunday and held services in the Cath
Ollie church.
Mre. VIM. Siemes and son Willie re-
turned home from Chaska Monday
where they were visiting relatives.
Prof. J. F. Rhodes returned from
Little Falls Saturday.
Miss Tilia Rhoda of Long Prairie
visited relativs here Sunday.
Mrs. John Long returned from an
extended visit with rela tives at Win
sted, MiLu. Her niece accompanied
her.