Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-02
SWAN RIVER.

SWAN RIVER.
Feb. 26.-John Hanaer was in Lit
tie Falls Saturday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
VOTERS, Feb. 22d, a son
MIR. and Mrs Paul Krottoschinsky
were in Little Falls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Larsen were
in town Saturday.
Miss Edna Taylor spent Saturday in
town.
There was a chipping bee at..Albert
Gosiak's Saturday ABOUT 20 cords of
wood being cut. In the evening Mr..
Goeiak gave the boys q dance.
The Fawndsle Wild Cats will be
uniformed in bright red this season.
They will challenge any team in the
county. For further particulars write,
Baseball Manager, Fawndale, MINI.
Albert Gosiak had q number of
teams hauling brick from, the Brick
yards Monday. He will brick veneer
his house in the spring.
School closed in District Is Wednes.
day.
Martin Larson drove to town Fri.
day with q load of wood.
Simon Sobiak is hauling LOGS TO
Wilkes saw mill this week.
The funeral Of Grandma Kaiser was
largely attended Tuesday.
Miss Christina Gregerson, who has
been employed at Deidrick Anderson 8
for the past year, came home Satur.
day.
Peter Gregerson, who is employed
In saw mill at Holdingford, spent
Sunday at home.
John Han11er purchased q seeder
from Eich & Murphy of Little Falls
A. A. Eich of st. Cloud was here
Friday.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Greger-
son in honor of Miss Christena Gre.
gersen, The evening was spent in
playing games. Refreshments were
served at midnight after which they
all left for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Lars Larsen visited
friends in Royalton Thursday.
Feb. 24.-The Wittke saw mill shut
down for few days for repairs.
Miss May Minor closed q successful
term of school in Dist No. % Wednes.
lay.
Joe Wslkowik is employed at Paul
9sllua' this week.
Many from here attended the funeraY
If Mrs. Kaiser who was buried
W Wednesday,
Mrs: J. Gallus, who has been SICK,
ls able to be around again.
Anton Christinson was to Little
Falls on business Wednesday.
The Little Falls wood hauler that
vas down to Peter Narverson's Satur-
lay had to work quite hard for his
wood. He had to 20 through q pair
If bars and Mr.. Narverson told him
that he should be sure and rut the
oars in 90 the COWS would not get out.
But instead of putting them in the
fence he put them on the sled. Mr..
n. saw what he did and he let him 20
till he got about S-4 of a mile off, then
1e took after him and told him he
better take the poles back and put
hem where they should be. Mr.. n.
made him carry them back and he
came behind. Guess he won't come
after any more wood.
Peter J. Gregersen is employed in q
Jaw mill at Holdin9ford.
"1SS AOulS0 1AoulSUA Is
with Miss Lena Gregersen this week.
Peter Gregersen was entertained by
/ number Of his friends Wednesday
evening, it being his tiftieth birthday
The evening was spent
IN playing cards, etc. A dainty supper
was served at midnight and all de.
parted for their homes at late hour.
Saturday was monthly market day
and many of our farmers went to Lit
tie Falls.
None of our mail carriers were on
their routes Thursday. it being Wash
lngton' g birthday.
Mr.. Frank Madison lost a COW last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew johnson of
UpsRla were the guests Of Frank
Madison.
Chas. Hanfer purchased a gasoline
engine from Mr.. Eich of Little Falls.
Two certain young ladies went cut
for walk Friday evening and it was
q very pleasant one for they got stuck
in a snow drift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Krottoschinsky,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanfler and daugh-
ter Mary attended church in Elmdale
Sunday:
A certain young man in our neigh
borhOod had the misfortune to get one
Of his fingers hurt at the surprise Sun
day evening. It was not serious, hut
the blood came anyway. They say
when the blood comes g. person is
hurt
HILLMAN
Feb 26.-M NJ. Meyer drove to