Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15
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Dec. 14.-Miss Carrie Batter is sick
with typhoid fever. Miss Carrie
McDongal is substituting for her in
The fifth and sixth grades.
Miss Ella Jeffry is clerking in the
Emporium during the holidays.
8: g. Murphy is working for Nc
Neal and Migent in the sand pit.
Rev. Leaty of Little Falls is hold
ing services In the Presbyterian
church this week. Rev. Finley Is as.
-sisting him.
Rev. Lewis and his assistants have
gone to Aitkin to assist in q revival
ct that place this week.
DR.. Clemens, presiding elder Of the
N. E. church. held quarterly confer
ence in the NJ. E. church Sunday
evening.
Miss Hazel Lamb of Rice lake has
been visiting with her cousins, Bessie
and Celia HOllenbeck. She returned to
her home Monday
A. J. Hughes has shipped his
household goods TO Zion City. Ill.
Mrs. Hughes and children will visit
In South Dakota before going to their
new home.
Royalton Chapter No. 1871, Order Of
the Eastern Star, elected officers as
follows Tuesday evening:
Worthy Matron-Nellie COnn0rs.
Worthy Patron-.Ihonas McDougal.
Associate Matron-Mrs Foote.
Secretary-Mary Bouck.
Treasurer-Bessie Buckhout.
Conductor-Mrs. Geer.
Associate Conductor-Cora McGon-
sgle
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
church held their annual sale at the
opera house last Thursday. They gave
q chicken pie supper. The proceeds
amouted to $106.
There was grand surprise party
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Sohwientek Of Two Rivers,
Sunday evening, Dec. 10th, in honor
Of Mr.. Schwientek' g 58th birthday.
There was large crowd present and
all report q good time.
Miss Leona Monaghan, who is
teaching here, graduated from the st.
Cloud Normal school Friday last week
and received her diploma.
st. Cloud Journal Press g.: The
friends of Miss Lola Brown OF this
city, one Of the successfnl teachers of
the Royslton public schools. will re-
gEet to learn that she 10 suHering
from an attack of typhoid fever and
has been removed to East side hospital
for treatment. Sne IL doing az we'll
as could be expected at this stage of
the disease.
Miss Maude Lambert of st. Cloud
visited Miss Lucy Kern.
GEO. F. THE ROYALTON PACING
WONDER.
The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune
had tho following:
George r. IL the name Of q clever
PAGER due to get In the top ranks In
another season. He is owned by
George f. Barnard and DR.. j. P.
Chance of Royalton, MIMI, and las,
yesr was driven q mile to a mark Of
ana 10 over a half mile track He II
m iron gray and will be six years
old next July.
George F. had splendid season and
carried of more money than on any
other PAGER campaigning in NORTH
Dakota last fall. He started twenty.
nine times, winning twenty three
first moneys, twice he finished second,
three times he was third and came In
fourth IN another race. For q horse
that started out green the record IL
one any horseman would be proud Of.
The speedy PAGER Is in the charge
OF Bert Mathews who drove George
during the past season. He says owe,
good track, he Is confident that he
could have driven the horse to 3 :07,
and next near Mr.. Mathews believer
he will drive the little PAGER close &c
the 3 :06 mark before the close of the
season.
George f. is also an excellent ioe
horse and on the three-quarter mile
stretch at Royalton he has paced
many fast quarters. The owners Of
tho horse are anxious to bring him
up to Minneapolis and race him
AGAINST some Of the local cracks and
if given any induoement, GEORGE F.
will be ssnt here to start against thu
local flyers Barring the Savag,
horses. Messrs, Barnard and Chance
believe their PAGER can best any hors'
in the state. -
Beautiful Christmas stationery q
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