Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-10
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..::Fsb. rs. Hennenlotter has gone
Theo. F)eck Of Morrill, was village
caller today. w. ~: II
G. e. Churchill still continues weak
and under the doctor care.
Born-Sundsy morning, Jan. 29th,
q son, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Doty.
County superintendent Sheldon was
In the village last week conducting
teachers examination.
Miss Efie McGonagle of Mime.
spolis arrived from that place Monday
morning for visit with her brothers,
Fred and w. L. McGonsgle.
Mrs. Clark, who teaches the and
grade here, visited in Minneapolis Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss Olive Terrell of Little Falls
visited here Saturday and Sunday
DR.. Stone Of Holdingtord visited in
the village Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Wright. the St. Cloud insur-
ance man, was in the village Satur-
day attending.
Miss Rathburn of Rice visited in
the village last week.
Miss Annie Kennedy of Randall was
visiting in the village last week.
David McCulloch, the Rice R. F
D. carrier. spent Sunday in the village
visiting his parents.
T. E. McCullcch and wife OF St.
Cloud came up Thursday to see Mr..
McCulloch's mother; who was badly
injured in a fall.
Jos Miller, Jr., last week week re-
ceived his diploma from Michigan
school of telegraphy, where he COM
pleted the correspondence course.
R. }. Batter made business trip
to Buchanan village Tuesday.
Henry Buck and Paul Swanson went
to Fit. Ril LEY Friday noon to look up
some real estate. They returned Sat
urday morning.
MISS Addie Lambert has gone to
Willmar, where she is working a
printing Office. She writes to her
mother that she is we'll satisfied with
her position.
81. j. Fietsam, who is bolt buyer
at the heading mill, say that they
have received an order for thirtv cars
of heading and 1T will take the mill
till April to fill the order.
A broken belt caused Short shut
down at the heading mill Friday. As
a n=w one could not be had here and
had to ba ordered from below.
The Gyoding Coke Co. CONNIE need
on the repairs and alterations to
theic mill. The cid engine will be
taken out and replaced by new and
larger one as socn as tie foundation
is ready.
Mrs. Chance entertained about
thirty of her friends Wednesday even
ing Euchre and other games were
placed and all report a good time.
Certainly cant be anything but
COCO time when DR.. and Mrs. Chance
enter tain
DOde Fisk 8 orchestra gave concert
and dance at the opera house Saturday
evening which was attended by
large crowd and all report good time
and were we'll pleased with the pro-
gram rendered. The young men who
guaranteed the attraction are entitled
to thanks Of the people for their enter
prise in securing so good an entertain
'ment.
The village council met in regular
monthly session Friday night. Bills
were allowed and some business trans
acted. A representative of an electri-
cal company was present and ad
dressed the council in regard to the
merits ct their machinery. They
have new power which he claims Is
superior to steam or gasoline. The
power Ia produced by gas engine
with gas manufactured from coal. As
the council has employed O., Claussen
OF St. Paul as consulting engineer it
was decided to leave the matter in
his hands as to what kind of ma
chinery should be used.
Members If the Eastern Star atout
20 strong called on Mr.. and a.
Charter Giupatrick at their home
Tuesday evening. The object Of The
call was 10 congratulate Mr.. Gill
patrick on his marriage and to vel.
come his bride to her new home.
The ladies brought refreshments with
them of which all pArtotk Games
were played until a late hour.
81. j. Fietsam Of the heading mill
says that he purchased over $50 cords
OF wood during the month of January
for which he paid $723,O1.
The following is a list of those IN
the village who pay personal prorcr-
ty tax Of s. or over according to tie
list sent out by the county treasurer:
Bouck' y: W. q Son : 1O7. So
Broker, W. j. l4.33