Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01
RQYALTQN

ROYALTON
Nov. 97.-Paul PopeIik has finished
threshing In Benton county and re-
turned.
VIM. Burt and Geo. TrasK are back
from the Dakotss.
VIM. Wsid of Morrill, was In Justice
Wilson's court SatuI day a. defendant
in civil action, and went after
Lawyer Niles strongly. Niles tried
to defend himself. The court himself
parted the two. Wade then destroyed
one of the papers and was fined s. for
contempt of court. Being committed
because Of net paying the 6ne, TIE
constable started with the prisoner for
the train to take him to the county
seat. but friends got together and paid
the fine.
Considerably over 100 new subscrib.
ers for The Herald around here.
That's the best answer to-you know
THAT.
st. Cloud Journal-Press s5: Dave
McCulloch, one of Rice's popular
young men, will be married on
THANKSGIVING day to Miss Harriet NJ.
Baker of Graham. The bride is a
charming young lady and enjoys the
esteem Of her many friends and asso
ciates. The ar Dom is we'll known in
his section as young man of exem-
plsrv habits and sterling worth. and
is we'll liked by everyone. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James McCul-
loch of Royalton. They will make
their home in Rice, where the groom
is employed by Oncle sam as rural
route carrier.
We hasten to congratulate them and
hope that their life may be one of
continued happiness and prosperity.
Bertha Headlight: Through an
oversight no mention was made in
last weeks Headlight Of tho departure
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Bodwen for
Seattle. Wash. They will stop few
days in that city and then 90 on to
Corning, CAL, where they will spend
the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Bodwel]
were early settlers in Stowe Prairie
but for the past twelve years have re.
sided at Royalton. Those who know
them best look for them to return t0
this place to live after they have Wis.
tied their relatives in California ano
Washington.
st. Cloud Journal Press %: Young
Danny Richter, the seventeen year
old boy who a month ago was sen.
fenced to the county jail for stealing
an overcoat from the Merchant s hote
here in the city. finished his sentence
today, and instead of being released
will % held mere till the authorities
from Red Wing reform school send 8
man for him. Shortly after the &C.
counts of the boys offence were pub
lished in the daily papers OF this city,
the civil authorities of this city re.
ceived lett:rs f10m the Red Wing in
stitution that Richter was q parole
breaker of the school there.
The appearance of the la1 In thu
city enlisted general sympathy fol
him, and his former record came al
q shock to those who had interested
themselves in his behalf. The history
Of the unfortunate lad has received
only too much notoriety, and all thu
circumstance of the case are rem
dered more pathetic in view of thu
fact that the boy IL the son of q well
known newspaper man In q neighbor.
ing state, and has received the best oil
training, in sDite Of which he hal
made q bad record.
The boy has the appearance of q
youth who have been brought up in
contact with refinement and good
breeding, and his lnoorrigibility Of
chracter has caused intense suffering
! t. his father and his near relatives
who are still loyal to Danny.
Miss Susie Dansiviore of Graham
visited with Miss Ella Jeffry between
trains Friday.
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs.
Chss. Bouck and Mrs. A. Crane last
Thursday.
81. O. Buckhout tanascted business
in Little Falls Thursday.
| Miss Ella Jeffry visited friends In
Graham Friday Saturday.
J. g. Hollenbeck drove out to Buck.
man Sunday.
The Misses Pearl and Eta Har.
rington visited over Sunday with
their parents.
Ira Clifford is now employed in the
Gooding Coke mill.
Frank Lyon was business Gale,
in the village Tuesday.
The Royalton Card Club held thei,
meeting Tuesday evening instead OF
Friday this week on account Of
Thanksgiving.
G. w. Bouck loaded car of pota.
toes Monday.
Chas. Graham, who has been work
ing on mis- father new building al
this place returned to his home In Lit
tie Fails Saturday night.
- Several new scholars enrolled Mon.
day morning. . -*.
Weper's full orchestra of st. CLOUD
will furnish the music for the NJ. W.
A. bali at the opera house Thanksglv'
ing.
Miss Brown, primary teacher, ii
still unable to teach. Miss CARR,
McDougal is acting as 50 bstitute. Sh.
left Monday for her home in ST.
Cloud.
DR.. J. P. Chance and wife took tn.
evening train Tuesday for Delsno
, where they will spent Thanksgiving
with the Doctor 8 mother. -