Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
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Sept. 6.-Miss Blanche Foster Of
Minneapolis arrived Friday for q
short visit with friends.
Mrs. J. A. Nichols and son were
visiting friends in the village last
week.
Mrs. Roy Dragoo left Friday on g
visit to her old home in Kasota.
Il. W. Bodwell has accepted posi-.
tion xs fa9man for the n, p. a
Anoks. He left laat week.
Miss Lottie Joslin left last Wednes.
day for Anoka near which place she
will teach school.
at Little Falls Saturday.
Mrs. I. W. Bouck returned from her
visit at Aberdeen, s. D.. Saturday.
Cora Geer arrived Saturday from
Oregon, where she has been visiting
! with her sister through the summer.
Herman Kushe], who was taken to
st. Gabriel's hospital last week, IL re-
ported to be improving.
Miss Ella Lamb Of Dixville visited
with Mics Philena Buo1hout Friday
and Saturday. She went to Little
Falls Saturday whore she will attend
SCHOOL t0e coming year.
The Cooling Coke company 10 max
Ing number OF changes in the mill
during the dull season. two new GEN.
trifugal reels having been put In, some
of the machinery changed and spout
Ing rearranged. This will increase
the bolting capacity Of the mill.
Carrie McDougau went to Little
Falls Saturday to take the flyer for
the state fair Sunday. where she will
hand out bread and butter to the
hungry multitude at the state fair.
Agnes Schwartz left Friday for
Minneapolis, where she is employed
In one Of the big department stores.
Linney Geer left Saturday for Cass
county where she will teach school the
coming year.
Miss Lille Schwartz left Friday for
Albany, wnere she will teach school.
Harris Burt, while riding his bicycle
last week on Front street, was attacked
by dog which compelled him to dis
mount in hurry. He hurled stone
at the dog which he missed and hit
1856 plate glass in Rasicot'e saloon
front.
DR.. J. P. Chance went to Dakota
last Thursday for a few days chicken
hunt.
Homer Skinner left on Saturday
morning for Dixon, ILL.,. where he
will attend business college.
Lee Conner left last week for St.
Paul where he will work in a carpen-
ter shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Wilde. Mr.. and
Mr.. Harry Logan, Hemm Batter,
Joe Sch wartz were among the state
fair visitors Monday.
Schoor opened Monday morning
with the following teachers for the
year:
Principally. A. Holiday.
Assistant principal-Miss Jessie E.
Davie.
Hig b school-Miss Cotter, seventh
and eighth grades. Miss Ethel Lyon.
fifth and sixth, Miss Carrie Batter.
third and fourth, Miss Lucy Lisle,
second primary, Miss Nora Mcleod.
fret primary. Miss Lola Brown.
Prof. Holiday was unable to be
present at the opening, being delayed
at Vancouver, y: c., on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. Holiday.
Ralph Skinner, the fifteen year old
son OF A. b. Skinner, met with An
accident while out hunting Sunday
afternoon which might easily have
been fatal He was returning with
two other boys. Harrington and Pos.
tereck. from hunt. and they were
crossing J. W. Lisle e farm and Skin
ner and Postereok were fooling with
the gun when it was accidentally dis
charged, striking Skinner in the lower
part of his left arm, just above the
elbow. DR.. Beer was hastily sum.
moned ana dressed the wound before
much blood was lost The boy is get.
ting along nicely at the present time
and it is not thought that any seri.
Gus result will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. McGonaple and
sons Lauren and Ralph were state fair
visitors.