Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
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Wednesday en- route TO Canada.
A. P. McRae returned to his home
at Mesaba Wednesday. He has become
very deaf, bat has improved a great
deal under DR.. Corrigan's treatment
Mrs. Carpenter departed for ner
home at Kaeota. Minn,. Wednesday,
after an extended visit with her
brother. Mr.. Munson. and family Of
Culdrum.
The firemen of this village will give
a grand ball in the opera house Easter
Monday evening. Rhue's celebrated
orchestra will furnish music and all
are invited to attend.
~~Wm. Stems transacted business at
Long Prairie Wednesday.
Thos, Wiley attended the M. w. A.
convention at Little Falls Wednesda,
as delegate from the home lodge.
Mrs. Martin returned from Hopkins
Wednesday.
Ms. Vanzile has purchased the
house owned by F. G. Muske on Sixth
street and Gastave Runke is moving
and repairing it for her.
Ed. Hedln went to Sank Centre
Tuesday to visit relatives and friends
Chas. Gates of Fergus Falls was in
the village last week representing
Wyman. Partridge & Co., Minneapo.
liz, and selling our merchants spring
goods.
MRS: Wotzke of Flensburg was in
town Wednesday purchasing goods of
Mr.. Gates for their popular store
there.
County Surveyor Fem was IN town
Wednesday.
A surprise party was given Editor
Hunt and wife by their many friends
at the opera house Wednesday in hon.
or of the tenth anniversary of their
marriage also his thirty second birth
day. Games were played and dancing
were the reci Dients Of many useful
tin gifts. -.
Orr school is having a weeks vaca-
ton and Prof Wllkie and wife are
spending it at Grey Eagle and Mics
Cornell at her home In Staples.
Miss Raffensparger and Samuel
Martin drove to Eagle Bend Friday
and visited relatives until Sunday.
VIM. Stith visited relatives at Sank
Center the first of the week.
Mr.. Tiff of Long Prairie, president
Of the Peoples Bank of this village,
was in town checking up Saturday.
An infant child Of Peter Blair IL
seriously Ill with pneumonia
A large number Of our young people
spend Sunday at the Blair sugar
camp.
Samuel Martin and John stith left
Tuesday for Howard Lake where
they will visit relatives
VIM. Won Domarus of Little Falls
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Farrow of Royalton was
SwanvilIe visitor Tuesday.
The Congregationalists will give
specially fine exercises in the church
en- the evening of Easter Sunday.
Golden Green is erecting a barber
shop on Main street, just south of
Stith's store.
James Martin returned from the
Twin cities Tuesday.
Leslie Twilegar left for Sites, Ida
no, Wednesday, where he will make
his future home.
nied-Monday, at 10 80 p. NJ,
Maxim Pipen. an old and highly re-
spected citizen of this vicinity. living
one half mile south of town. Mr..
Pipen has been q sufferer from
Brlght's disease for years ane for
the past six months has been confined
to the house, Tut his death came as
q surprise. for he seemed improved in
health the day he died and after
eating hearty dinner returned to
his bed and fell back dead. Deceased
was born in Quebec, Canada. in the
year 1880. When q young man his
parents moved to Michigan. He came
to Morrison county in 1865 and took
q homestead one half mile south of
town, In Tod county. where he has
since continued to reside. He leaves,
besides q WIFE, six daughters and
four sons to mourn his loss, namely,
Mrs. Alec. Tumberg. Brxinerd; Mrs.
Linster, Mrs. Chevalier and Mrs.
Eldred. and Miss Della Pipen of this
village and Emma Pipen of Duluth.
Joseph, and John Pipen of this village
and Simeon and Frank Pipen, who
! are sailors on the battleshlp Kearsarge
! in the West Indies. The funeral ser.
vices we're conducted from the Catho
lie church Thursday. Father Ganl
officiating. A large number of friends
were present to pay their last respects
| to the deceased. He was inferred II
the fair cemetery. The bereaved rela
tives have the sympathy of all.
| FOR SALE.