Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01
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was taken nome ana buried In the De.
Moss cemetery. 1t appears he va. at
work and BY some accident was run
over BY the train and got both arms
cut of and one leg broken, and died
from the effects twenty four hours
later.
Peter Mccoy. formerly of Parker. q
son Of Israel Mccoy, died at Minot,
N. D., May 26th. from injuries re.
ceived in an accident The remains
reached here Monday.
Thos. Smith has gone to NoIthome.
The Memorial services lat them. e.
church Sunday evening were well at
tended, and the address BY Rev. j.
81. Seppel received much commepda.
tion from all present.
The graduating exercises at the
Presbyterian church on Thursday
evening were very fine and a large
gathering of people was out to hear
them. The teacher, Miss Raymond,
has done splendid work in the school
for which she received many thanks
and takes with her the good will and.
wishes of ali concerned.
g. F. Bates left here on Wednesday
morning for Page, N. D., where he
will spend few days and then 90
north and take Homestead. 1
An entertainment was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Daniel,
son, a mile south Of town, on Monday
evening and very pleasant time was
Eepjo yed py All who attended it.
Quite number went to the Falls
on Monday to attend and hear the
Rassier Berry trial.
The plaBterers are at work on S. G.
Cc chran's new building.
Louise Nelson is building an addi-
ton TO the Nick Ehr residence
j. +. Bentler and Frank Raudaah
started on . tour one day last week to
take look over other lands. They
had no particular destination only
just 60. % they were satisfied. &
j. R. Stephenson il out Of town at;
present and has been for q few days.
No one seems to know Of his where.
W. B. Campbell has treated his re-
sidence to . new cost of paint and
has now got one Of the prettlest look
Ing places in town.
Thos. Lambert is getting material
aud making preparations to have his
house painted. W. j. Turner is also
going to paint HE house.
In Q few days Hans 6osch will have
in enc Of the finest lines Of men q and
boys shoes that has ever bsen seen
this side Of the Twin Cities. :
Following is the line. up of the
new base boil team:
Elmer Westin-catcher. I,
Grover Berry-pitcher.
q. y. Calhoun-1st base. \
Jay Lucas-2nd base.
James Lattimer-8yd base.
Willis Lattimer-short stop.
Al. Q1imby-rlght field.
Joe Munaop- center field. 4
Erick Joh6son-left field.
A. w. aaDstrom-
Martin Mueller and Geo. Calhoun
have been sick for the past two weeks
and they seem to improve elowly.
John kempenich has been pretty
busy since his return home settling up
the SCHNEIDER business and he has ex-
perienced some difficulties. Mrs.
Shcindler and family will start from
Canada about Thursday.
The arrival of another boy at the
home Of Anton Rogmanz Is reported.
Dr.. Newell's children go over
three miles every night and morning
to milk their cows. out to Chas.
Chandler's place.
The creamery here is doing the
best business of any year in it's history
and Andy still KEEPS his butter grade
up ct the top. So says Mr.. Adams. of
the Scarborough Commission Co. Of
New York city who was here recently :.
He also says he has tie neatsst and
01paneat CYoa orr IN thu c<otn