Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
East Darling.

Jan. 11-When one does not find
much time to write or doesn't see or
hear much to write about he generally
excuses himself by saying ''no news
this week. But Darling never had
so much news as it has at present.
But we'll give all the news that's fit
to print:
The creamery business seems to be
going about the same way as the un-
ion store. People around Fish Lake
want creamery and store for about
twenty-five farmers. What will they
do? We have got q good show to get
settlers around here, but Fish Lake is
far from any station, and if the people
don't come to Darling. they certainly
won't 60 to Fish Lake.
When the new bridge is finished 1t
will only benefit Green Prairie and
Fish Lake To get some real assurance
of creamery all the county around
here should join In, else neither Sec
tion will have one. 49,
Miss Helen Johneon of Green Prairie
lie again organist for all the Lutheran
services at the church. She lisa fine
player and singer and deserves the
thanks of the congregation.
Rev. Chas, johnson of Green Prai-
RE has been holding, Services in farm
houses. but many can not go because
of lack Of room. It..was voted to allow
any minister to use the church for
services which was a good idea.
People begin to talk of the heavy
expense the town has been under this
last year. But why not elect officials
that will look carefully after this
matter Of expense. Road expenses
are the, worst, and still no great re-
suits are shown. One road overseer
got s19. 80 and still that district is
about the worst in the town. Talk,
and talk. without action at the polls,
don't amount to much.
We understand that Herman John
son can't send his children to District
"a. as there is no more room for chill
dren there. But the board has room
for four children from District 35 that
do MT belong there. Herman ought to
have a right to send his children in
the district where they belong, and
the board has no right to refuse them
accommodation, while admitting chill
dren that don't belong there. We hope
this matter will be settled soor and
settled right.
$ Got another telephone agent-this
In the second ward. Tells about the
mean people in West Oar ling, what
they re doing. etc., but forgets to tell
about himself getting home at mid:
night, and leaving the team out for
twelve houra. The humane society
ought to investigate this. :.
NJ Still wanting m ore snow.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nels,n returned
to Minneapolis after visiting relati YES
here for two weeks. D...
A. The lack Of snow cuts down tho sup
ply Of logs for the saw mill very
much. VIZ: 49, ~" >..-,.s. .~.--.
Frank Anderson: lis moving to, his
'sown farm Be will farm a half Sec
.'tion., this year <<ssssRented 1850, acres. Of
sFatrd ED farm ;ssaaokof yQrcbard:::s q rove
s'pd hiszowno so,*: <Hee: will be On. the
shustle: all the time to handle the land.
but he's a7steadJ and lizard worker; 3
Il The church; will be-: rented out for
any ssseryics4 At religion ssee,. the
trustee. fi'f3 SI.s -. -. @.~~ =. i
i'll The 'YSung PEOPLES society elected
I'd. Y. rsdriokson president, Albert
\ Kull seeretary and Alfred Fredrickson
!. y tress q B s=s,y. :7s=s
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