Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-05
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Jan. lie. 81. Cox Of MINI. poli,i
10 visiting relatives here. -
Lewis Lindqniat went to Park Riy.|
OF. N. D. Tuesday on business.
Golden Greene moved his family
and household effects to Royalfon
Wednesday where hewill open barber
shop Mr.. Greene is an excellent DIR.
er and he has made many friends who
regret his removal but wish him we'll
in his new home
4 e. r. Bedtn went to Long Prairie
Monday afternoon and attended the
grand ball given there in the evening.
Mics Peterson of Upsala took the
train here Monday to visit sister
who is sick.
Mrs. Greene of Bortrum was a
Swanville visitor Tuesday. = -
A number of our young people at
tended dance at Pillsbu1y Friday
evening.
The children of NJ. Bracke Of Lit.
tie Falls are visiting Mrs. Ole Ron
neson and children at Pillsbury this
VIII. Wisher of Madelia arrived here
last Burnhamville. e.
Golden Greene went to Burtrum
Monday to play for a dance at that
place Monday evening" 49, ---.
Mr.. Dimond of Sank Center spent
Sunday with. Mr. an: Mrs. Chas.
Chas. Files went to Sank Center on
business Tuesday.
Commissioner Stith went to Little
Falls Tuesday to attend meeting of
the board of commissioners.
Mrs. Aaron Pry departed for her
home at Hopkins Tuesday after q
brief visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Martin and other relatives
here.
Mrs. Chas 9lantz of Cyrus visited
with her parents Mr.. and Mr.. j.. d.
stith from Saturday until Tuesday.
John McRae Jr., returned from
Aurora, Mimi, Thursday after brief
visit with his father, A. P. McRne
and brothers Alex and Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bsisden of st.
Paul. who have been visiting relatives
here, returned to their home Tuesday.
James Martin is sick
John Markuson and family are VISIT
ing his parents at Round Prairie THE
week.
Makuson & Kaun are buying logs
for Mr.. Eckle OF Grey Eagle
Manager Stroman of the Morrison
County Telephone Go. Is busy with q
crew of men constructing q telephone
line from here to Flensburg.
Mr.. Guelph Of Hancock was here
last week buying wood.
| &. A. Knox left last week for Rath.
drum, Idaho. where he will spend
the winter.
David Bennett of Birch Lake spent
Christmas with E. J. Young and
family.
Miss Mae Connolly of Gre, EARLE is
visiting relatives and friends here.
! j. W. Cofeld. j. J. McRse, W. j.
Sullivan and Otto Rhoda went to
Brainerd Wednesday as witnesses on
the Dane Merrill murder trial.
They returned home Saturday.
Long Prairie Leader: Edward R.
Hedin. at present cashier of the
Peoples Bank of Swanville. has been
offered very lucrStive position with
the Saskatchewan Valley Land COM
PAW and will accept it.. He is to re.
port at Winnipeg January Is. Els
field will cover western Canada and
he will travel through the west in the
interest of the company. We have
not learned who is to take his place at
Swanville. Edward has many friends
here in Long Prairie who will be
pleased to hear that he is getting
81 ng in the world. The company is q
wealthy one and influential and as the
offer comes to him entirely unsoIi-
cited, it may be regarded as quite a
compliment to his reputation as sue
cessful young business man.
Minneapolis Tribune 80: The pub.
lication in the Tribune Tuesday even
ing of special dispatch from Case
Lake. MIMI, which stated that a
resident Of Akeley, George McIver,
had received threatening letter
from an unknown which purported
to warn him Of plot against bic life
originating among the members of
some Russian society, has aroused
Russian residents of this city, who
claim to be familiar with all Russian
doiDgs here, and Therefore feel quail
fed to deny the truth Of the report.
A. NJ. Jalma, financial secretary Of
the Russian st Peter and st. Paul
society of Minneapolis, said, when
interviewed:
Il do net believe there is anything
In the report. Mr.. McIver may have
received such Letter. but I can state
positively that no member of the local
society Is in any, way connected with
such plot. We have l26 members in
the order and l an acquainted with
everyone of them. The letter may
have been sent BY some one, resi-
dent of Akeley, who wished tn ncara