Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-25

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go and lost two thousand dollars. He
resolved then to inaugurate some sort
of scheme which would remedy this.
he said he would sell his large farm
in Morrison county and would devote
his entire time to the exchange.
BROTHER MUST BE GOOD
Anoka Herald: Frank Nelson of
Little Falls was in Anoka Wednesday.
Frank is an old Anoka boy that is
prospering in the photograph busi-
ness. His work vies with that Of his
brother in this city.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Feu-
ger, March 10th, daughter.
The Invincibles will give q leap
year party at Elks hall Monday even
ing. April 4th.
Mike O'Brien, formerly of this
city. is now in the restaurant bust
ness at Plainview.
W. A. Davis. formerly of this city,
and later of Brainerd, is reported
very ill at Dryad. Wash.
DR.. Robert Orr, q brother of DIR. G..
O. Orr Of Jordan, was in the city.
He may locate here as dentist.
AL Mates has been elected exalted
ruler Of the Elks lodge at Brainerd,
and Frank L. Randall exalted ruler of
the st. Cloud lodge.
Miss Dollie Bailey daughter of
Thos. Bailey of Bemidji formerly Of
this city, is reported quite ill at Pills.
bury academy, Owatonna.
J. G. Joelin. of W,nsted. formerly
Of Royalton, won first prize in the
March state butter scoring contest.
There were 1926 competitors.
T:-C. Gordon has bought a naphtha
launch from & aS& ID: ,s lboat
company, for5use on Birch lake. The
boat will carry twelve people.
Geo. A. Stanton. superintendent of
the sauk Centre schools, haa resigned
and will be succeeded by W. q. Hol-
land. who has been superintendent at
Wells for fonr years.
E. 7. Sandbo opened on Monday
his restaurant, second door north of
the Buckmau hotel. He 10 an exper-
fenced man in the business and quar-
antees satisfaction. He makes q
specially Of good coffee and prompt
service.
The annual convention Of the North
ern Minnesota Teachers association
convenes at st. Cloud today and to-
morrow. Miss Eva Barr of the Little
Falls High school will speak on su-
pervision from the standpoint of an
advance grade teacher.
The Degree of Honor celebrated its
tenth anniversary Tuesday evening,
by having a program after which an
oyster supper was served. The lodge
is the women's auxiliary to the An
cient. Order Of United Workmen and il
In prosperous condition.
At the annual banquet of the wi
mona board of trade Tuesday evening
last week. Theodore Wold. formerly
Of this city, now a prominent Vino.
ma banker. responded to the toast.
"The Bankers. Mr.. Wold is treasur-
or of the Winona Board of Trade.
Grey Earle Gazette: Il. Hanson Of
Little Falls has opened his meat mar
ket here and is now prepared to meet
the demands Of the Grey Eagle people
In this line Mr.. Hanson il an ex-
perienced butcher and knows Just how
to conduct q shop and We hope the
people will stand by him.
Nick Staub of Buckman had his
right hand amputated three inches
above the wrist at the hospital last
week. by DR.. Fortier. Mr.. Staub had
his hand injured in q planning mill at
Buckman, and blood poisoning set in.
He is "A years olt. and 1t was decided
to amputate the hand to save his life.
He il doing we'll.
To Loan-.Money on. improved city
real estate, D. M. Cameron,
GOOD BUSINESS LOTS.
have some very fine business lots
for sale on West Broadway at reason
able prices. Splendid location for