Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-24
RANDALL

Aug. 8.-S. G. Cochran shipped q
car Of cattle and sheep to st. Paul
On Monday, which makes his third
car this season.
Joe HOLSTER shipped car of cattle
and sheep few days ago, WI ch sold
for good prices. Joe had some Of the
best stock that has been shipped from
this point
The new bank opened for business
on Monday with prospects favorable.
Mr.. Gibson and family are now
! com fortably located in the Axel DOL
quist house, just north of the post
Office.
John Kohn and family, who oc-u-
pied the Dolquist house, have moved
! into A. Oothoudt's house in the
Churchill addition.
We understand that Frank Bennett
of Parker has moved into the Nick
Ebr house near the schoolhouse.
Quite number of the cid soldiers
from here with their wives attended
the encampment and all report good
time.
Geo. +. Parker, Hans Gosch and C.
F. Quimby attended the Lawson auc-
tlcn sale in West Parker on the 21st.
They were sll interested.
! N. F.. Mueller is having the cellar
walls of his new residence built these
days. Mr.. Mueller IS going to have
! the finest residence in the village. It
will be large and commodious, steam
heated and modern and up.to-date in
every detail.
william Edden of Green Prairie was
in the village Tuesday on business.
Frank Rubbish moved his threshirg
rig to the fatm of c. A. Dolquist on
Tuesday, intending to thresb, but
tie change in the weather put stop
to all such work, for some time at
least.
Axel Dolquist is doing considerable
improving in the way Of building and
repairing. he has built a new buggy
shed, has given his house general
overhauling from top to bottom, in
side and outside, and is enclosing his
property with woven wire fence.
Among some of those who have bsen
visiting around here for the past few
days are Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and
children of GrotoD, 8. D., at The
nome Of F. K. Rubbish, Mrs. Peter
son S parents. Two ladies' from Farm
ington, MIMI, at the home CT Nick
Simmo Ds, North Parker, sisters of
Mrs. SimmQns; Ed. Wiring If Pierz
at the home Of Nick Simmons; q
young man from Oshkosh, Wis.,, bro
ther Of Mis-. D. J. MartiD, of Park
er; Tim Tracey of DeSmet s. D., q
nephew of Ste phen and Tim Tracey
and D. J. Martin Of Parker Mrs. P.
Kildee Of DeSmet, S. D., at the home
Of her parents and brother, T. r. CAL
houn; the Misses Raymond and
Heath Of Little Falls, at the home
of Marion A. Churchill in the vii
lage; Miss Beudreau, Little Falls, at
the home of Joseph Ben1ler, West
Randall.
There has been one l-ckup in the
new prison cell but it was only of
short duration. A quick trial and
light fine ended the trouble.
J. K. Stephenson had the misfortune
to loose picket book and some $e5 in
money.
A. Riscock is doing the mason
work for n. E. Mueller's new resi-
dence.
N. E. Mueller has rut in scale.
so you can get weighed at either end
of the town. G. F. Qnimby did the
work.
Don't forget when in need Of men S
or boy s shoes, go1d all leather, medi-
um grade common sense shoes, that
Calhoun's is the place to look fer
them. the Red Wing shoe
| A telephone crew was in town for
; the past few days but have got their
! work done ard moved along.
Richard and Cleveland Petit, form.
erly of this place. were in the village
few days sgo. They went out into
Parker. where it is said they will pro-
badly locate.