Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03
RANDALL

for operation about Feb. l5h.
John Trittbaugh met with quite a !,
serious accident one day last week.
While saving wood stick was caught
by the saw and thrown with great
force, striking him in the mouth. ~.He
was knocked unconscious and received
q nasty cash. The wound was dressed
by DR.. Newell.
Mrs. D. p. Calhoun came home
Sunday morning from Wadena, where
she had been for ten days UNDERGOING
q treatment with Drs. Case & Com
stock. She claims to be somewhat i'm
proved, but will have to go back
again after two weeks to take another
reatpent.
Hon. c. B. Buchanan has given it
out as his opinion that no action will
be taken on the petition sent in for
the removal of the postoffice and post.
master at this place.
Randall is going to have lumber
yard and planning mill, go we an
derstand.
A. Thran made trip into the Mile
Laos country last week and brought
home a team and outfit that he held
mortgage on.
The Farmers Exchange meeting on
Saturday brought out quite number
of farmers and considerable interest
GEMS to be taken In the movement.
In an Iowa paper appeared the fol-
lowing:
It il stated that during fall and
early winter forty banks In I'wa
closed their doors to business and. the
prosperity howlers are at loss to
know what to blame it toe. The re-
publican party is in full power so
they can't blame the democrats and 80
far as is known Cassie L. Chadwick
has not been in the state during those
months It has been truthfully said
that no man can get money without
earning unless some other man earns
money without getting it.
The grand jury is as old as the An
Qlo-Saxon civilization and 1t prevails
in practically all civilized common.
wealths except Scotland and Mime
sofa, says the Boston Transcript. The
ewes of tho whole country are now on
Minnesota and only time will tell
whether she voted wisely or not in
abolishin9 the grand jury.
DR.. Newell is confined to the house
most of the time and good deal OF
the time to tho bed.
It has been reported, whether 1t il
true or not. that A. P. Thelen. who
went to Warrington last fall. will
come oaok here In the spring.
. Report..of the Randall Cooperative
Creamery.
Total receipts Of Lbs. Lbs
cream 70. 40
Butter fat in same "a, II.
Total receipts of milk 50, 76s
Butter fat In same 3,H'
Total lbs. butter fat %, 48'
Total number lbs. butter
shipped 80,47,
Total lbs butter sold at factory 86|
Total lbs butter manufactured 81, 82'
Gross receipts from butter
shipped ee,1ss. q
Gross receipts from butter sold
at factory 1860
Paid to customers for butter
fat $4.6o8. 81
Paid for running expenses 668. Q:
Paid for freight and commits.
sions 797. OF
The creamery was in operation dv'
months and twenty-seven days.
ANDREW HERUM.
Secretary
Report of Randall school for montI
ending Jan. ., 1906:
Primary department, Ethyl NJ. Gov
ert, teacher.
No. of days taught
No. of pupils enrolled
Average daily attendance .
Not absent during the month
Annie Mueller, Gilbert, Glen an
Marion Smith, Lillian and 0avl1
Thrall, Zelphia Calhoun and Glady
Cooley. Absent only day or less
John DolQuist, Willis Lattimel
Ralph Koen, Myrtle Gosch and Haze
Campbell
Advanced department, Clara I
Blanchard, teacher.
No Of days taught
No. of pupils enrt lied
Average daily attendance
Not absent during the month
Clara and Addie Barill, Irene Cam,
bell. RAYMOND, Rosslia and sara
Calhoun Rernice Chapman, Fran
Wiley, Henry Winker, Abbie ar
Hazel Smith. Mabel Hiscock Geor,
Mueller, James Latimer, Hilu