Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-02-23
SWAN RIVER.

SWAN RIVER.
| Fec. l9.-Mtes Josie vourzak re-
turned home from Little Falls Mon.
day.
! There was no school IN district No.
9 Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday on
account of the illness of the teacher,
Miss Edna Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wittke and
son Edward were the guests Of Fred
Han6er Tuesday.
Anton Gregersen is now employed
in Ray, N. D.
The Wittke saw mill has started tc
saw after weeks delay.
Adolph Vichorek is hauling logs tt
the saw mil this week.
Edward Larsen left for Fairfield,
WASH, Thursday where he will visit
with friends and relatives.
among those who went to Little
Falls Thursday were Fred Hantler and
daughter. Peter Gregersen and son,
Frank Madison, Mr.. Jaba, John Noe,
Peter Krych and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Gallus.
Nick Kaluza went to Little Falls
Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday
at home.
Mr.. Wittke was in Little Falls Mon
day on business.
The logs are coming in quite fast
at the Wittke mill this winter.
We are informed that when Albert
Perzinski 8 had the mill ready to start
to saw they went to put on the belt
and the engine was en- the wrong side.
Peter J. Gregerson was in Little
Falls Saturday.
The little dog that got off from the
road and into the snow has not got
home yet.
The boys that sends for tobacco can
send again before he gets it.
The two teams that are hauling
wood from Peter Gregersen's farm
had the misfortune Saturday to tip
three times before they got one mile
Peter Gregersen visited at the st..
Gabriel hospital Saturday.
Paul Herman got stuck with a
small load of wood while going to
trwn last week.
Cbas Gosiek. who returned from
the woods, went to town to celebrate
for few days as most Of the boys do
when they return from the woods
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gregersen Wis
tied at Rasmus Anderson g Sunday.
Miss Augusta Larsen is staying with
Mrs. George VOTERS this week.
A namber of yonng folks attended
the party at Pierzina's Sunday even
ing in honor of Miss Julia's birthday
anniversary. The evening was spent
in dancing and playing games.
Chae. Hanfler. Mr. and Mrs. Lars
M. Larsen and children visited at AL
fred Larson's of Little Falls Sunday.
Feb. 19.-Fred Hanfler was in Little
Falls Thursday.
The quarantine on the homes Of J.
j. Kunzs and Mrs. Ignatz Kliber was
raised Tuesday,
Rob Wieczorek returned from St..
Cloud Friday.
George Pierzina drove to Fawndale
Thursday with load of lumber.
Mr.. Eich Of Little Falls was here
Thursday on business.
Tom Phulla, who had his foot
crushed in q saw mill at Holdingford,
has about recovered and returned last
| week.
R. F. D. No. correspondent-How
would trade strike your We have q
few eligible old maids that would
like to change situation better than
change of name, and If your old
baches are willing we might make
an exchange OF q few.
William Gollnick drove to Royalton
Thursday with load of ties.
| Most of our farmers are busy get
ting their summer wood out now.
John Kunza is putting up his ice.
George Pierzina was in Little Falls
Friday.
James Spencer gave magic lantern
show in the school house in Dist.
Saturday evening.
o. A. Wittke was in Little Falls
Monday.
G. E. Stallman of Elm Dale was out
here Friday on business.
Chas. Motzka has gone to Royalton
where he has rented the blacksmith
shop Of G. j. Vosen. He has taken
| possession.
A lot of valentines are reportes
some comic ones too.
Miss Susie Pierzina. who has been
visiting her parents, returned to Lit
tie Falls Monday.
Report Of school in District No.
for month ending Feb. 9th:
No. days taught &c
No. papils enrolled Al
Average daily attendance %
| No. of visitors i
Those neither absent ror tardy dur
ing the month we're Rose Anderson,
Willie Kupka, Matte Larsen and
Joseph Manka. Those missing two
days or less we're: Martha and Otto
Anderson, Agnes Kaselka, May Kunza,
Martha, John and Victor Maelowski,
Sophie Pietrowski, John, Philip,
Eyert and Elvin Skoog.
Edna F. Taylor, Teacher.
There was dance at Paul Stanek s
Sunday evening.
There was surprise party at Lars
Larsen's Monday evening IN honor OF
Miss Edna Taylor, it being her 18th
birthday anniversary. The evening was
spent in playing gam es. etc. All re.
port a good time.
There will be dance at Jacob MIRO.
xix Hall Monday evening, Feb. 28i
All are invited.