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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-28
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2S. 1907
THE BARR.TUcKER coNTovER.
SARY.

There is n Wide divergence In opin-
ion relative To tho action of Director
General Barr In relieving President
Tucker of the jamestown Exposition
Company from all social duties except
on one point and that is in the
feeling that Mr.. Barr has made n
grave error. which Is almost unanl-
nous II has been n generally
accepted fact that Mr.. Barr IL great
organizer. lTit this assertion Is now
being disputed by some of tho best
friends The Exposition has, and they
arc bringing out some interesting
statements To show that their cstima-
ton OF Mr.. Barr Is n correct one.
Perhaps MIR. Barr Is an organizer OF
high attainments. but when 1t comes
10 tact II would seem M II he had
made II sad mess OF relieving Mr.
Tucker Of all that was left for him
To do. There are inside tales OF frlc
tion between tho two men since Mr.
Barr took entire control OF the lIN.
position. but II liz only human tina,
Mr.. Tucker should resent some OF
the radical policies which Mr.. Barr
desired to enforce. The matter FIN
ally became purely personal one.
and Judging from tho facts thus far
tor general of the Exposition made Il
mistake when he allowed some minor
personal and social feeling to cause
him to remove MIR. Tucker.
Mr.. Barr has passed part of his
life in Southern States. hut 1t seems
10 have been his delight ever since
he became the head of the EXPOSE
tion to rclegate Southerncrs to the
rear rs fast rs he could. Ills entire
policy In this direction has been
wrong. The jamestown Exposition Is
purely Southern affair and II there
is any glory to be obtained from II.
II belongs to the South and not to
men who have become part of It's
management ut the eleventh hour.
The Southern men who started the
fair, who under the most adverse con-
ditions and who were compelled to
overcome almost inumorablo obsta.
cles to bring the fair to condition
worthy of the support of the people
OF the entire country, arc the ones
to whom credit belongs. They per
formed their work before Mr.. Barrs
entrance, but il he had not invitcu
exposures he would undoubtedly
have received the credit for the good
work of other men,
Mr.. Barr evidently has an erronc
Gus impression upon the magnitude
of his office and the duties involved
from ii. He was placed therc for n
far different purpose than to ruthless
ly relieve officials from positions for
which they are we'll equipped ana who
the people, who made the fair posi-.
bic want In these self same offices.
MI. Bars power Is said to be prac-
tically unlimited. Perhaps II would
be Just as we'll for somebody to do
little curbing.
1t Is to be deDlored that what is
apparently petty matter should leaa
to so much disagreeable notoriety 10
an affair of the magnitude as the
jamestown Exposition. 1t will not
inJure the Exposition as far as at.
tendance is concerned, nor will it in
any way detract from the Exposition
any glory that is coming to it. but
1t is cause of regret that Mr.. Barr
thought 1t necessary to act in the
matter the way he has. If all reports
I'll
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-28
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Established 1899

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
PEACEFUL VALLEY

Jan. flowing to bad roads
Wednesday, Mr.. Bolton did not make
the entire length of his mail route.
Merl Draper and Henry Avery re-
turped Monday from their visit with
relatives in Round and Lyman Prai-
ries.
MRS. Beecher Hanley and children
are here visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Houston.
Leonard Jaeger went to Staples
Thursday. where he secured work.
Ben Sans returned from Staples
Sunday.
The basket social at Bepj Diapers
Friday night was grand success, al
though the poor reads prevented there
being very large crowd.
Miss Jennie Mcdonnell left Saturday
to resume her duties as school. ma m,
after two weeks vacation.
Willie Jaeger had the misfortune to
hurt his leg quite badly last week and
has been unaole to get about much.
Miss Julia Warinner returned Satur.
day to Motley, where she has been
working.
Jay Bartholomew came home from
the woods last Thursday. He had
been hurt and in the hospital, but Is
somewhat better.
Miss ailma Anderson has been Wis.
ltlng relatives at Batavia.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
SCHOOLS RE-OPtNED
Monday After Two Weeks
Vacstion--Some Changes
arc Made

The CITY schools re-opensd Monday
after two weeks holiday vacation.
It is expected that the enrolment,
which vas about 1850 scholars at the
close of the last semester, will be
somewhat increased during the COM
ing semester. as will that Of the High
school, which was 40 during the past
four months.
There have been eeveral transfers of
teachers follc wing the resignation OF
Miss Jeasie Potter, formerly primary
teacher ut thu Central, who recently
became Mrs. John Theisen. Miss
Whelan of the Lincoln has been trans
Tered to the Central and Mrs. F. 81.
Nero is substituting for her pending
the arrival If newly engaged in
structress who will take the primary
classes at the Lincoln.
during the vacation work was COM
mepcsi on the installation of q new
veDtilating system at tho Central
building, which it is thought, will
contribute much toward the improve
ment of nvvienic conditions through
out tbs building.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
SULLIVAN Lake

Jan. Sd. W. Benton was q 1akt
caller Saturday.
T. 3. and G. e. Look aud s. A.
Clark of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, were
out prospecting Saturday.
Ksvmond Sims visited at G. E..
Looks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mre. T. $. Look enter.
tanned ct dinner New Years day.
Relatives and friends of the family
were present.
Henry Mallette and SOD, Lloyd, Of
MiIuca, were lake callers New Years
day. They we're called home Wednes.
day ever ing by a telegram. Particu.
lars not learned.
John Britton, Miss Mable Sims,
Harry B. itton and sister, Elsie, are
visiting at Aitkin.
Mr.. and MIS-. VIM. Lynn visited at
Mr. Taylor Thurs lay.
Mr.. Cyrus hauled hay and wood tol
r. S. Look Friday.
Mrs. Gena Eadahl visited Mr..
Ford and daughter Friday.
We understand that Mr.. Charles
Gravel, the we'll known l1mbsrman OF
the north west is buying ties at Vine
land for the new railroad. It mus,
mean something when Mr. Gravel
takes hold. Hustle up farmers and
get in tho ties and help the good WORK
along.
We understand that M. N. Caldwell
wishes himself back to Sullivan. &c
says he would rather have one armfu]
OF wool from his Morrison county
farm than all the coal in Cottonwood
county.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
RAIL prairie

Jan. "a small crowd of young
and old folks gathered at the home Of
T. N. Halverson Friday night in hon.
or of Miss Mae Halverson. Supper
was served about seven o'clock. A
Christmas tree had been prepared and
presents were distributed. Games
were played till a late hour. A good
time was reported.
Anton Erickson and sister, Julia.
and Inez Halverson were in TT. Rip.
ley Friday.
Fred Stroming was a business Gale,
in Fl. Ripley Friday.
Rev. Ballsnger of Little Falls, con.
Quoted services in the Scandal Valley
echool house last Friday.
j. P. Nelson was in Fl. Ripley Fri.
day.
A. K. johnson was q caller at Ran.
dali Wednesday.
Chss. Lightner and Mr.. Bates were
in Fl. Ripley Friday.
T. M. Hslverson and A. K. Johnson
were business callers In Cushing Sat.
urday.
Miss Mae Halverson is staying with
Mrs. Ole Kjeldergaard in Cushing.
The party at P. Anderson's was
well attended and all enjoyed a GOOD
time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
RICE Lake

Jan. 8.-A crowd gathered at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Il. G.. Love
Saturday evening and listened to the
monograph.
Leslie and Joe Murfitt Of koyalton
visited here Sunday.
after two weeks vacation.
Miss Jennie lsaacson returned to
her school near Aitkin last week.
George Rouse of Aneta, N. D., is
here visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Love.
Our new mail carrier, Mr.. O'Neal,
is getting along fine with his job.
Ed. Hart, the Royalton fur buyer.
was in this vicinity last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
6UH

Jan. 9.-Miss Lizzie sigitie left
Monday for Aberdeen, 8. D.
Gregor Leeb and son. Frank of Wah-
peton, N. D. are here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Adam Wiring Is back from Minne-
ap"lis.
Trapper Leeb is around buying
hides and fors. Sell to him and get
highest prices.
MARY Kainz returned to st. Paul af-
ter short visit here.
The stockholders of the Freedmen
creamery held their annual meeting
Monday and elected the following
officers:
Pres.-Peter kronbeck.
Vice Pres.-Linus Strand.
Sec'y.-Frspk J. Weis.
Treas.-Osoor Swanson.
Directt rs-Victor Beckmap, Otto
Eckel, Setn Wsrr berg. Ire company
is in good standing financially and
prospects are good. 5000 pounds of
butter were made during 1905, which
is regarded % a very good output
The tuttermaker' salary was in
creased go monthly at this meeting.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
Morrison County Pencil
PusherS Hold Annual
Meeting Friday

The annual meeting Of the Morrison
county editorial ASSOCIATION was held
at the Office of the Democrat Publish
ing Co., Friday evening, all members
being present with the exception of
Editor Swanson of the Royalton Ban
ner, who was kept at homo by urgent
business matters.
A. Frost, of tho Swanville News,
Ed. LaFond of the Little Falls Tran
script and e. q. Haymaker of the
Motley Mercury we're elected members
of the association. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Pres. &C. D. Auyer, Morrison Coun-
ty Democrat.
Vice Pres.-A. W. Swanson, Royal
ton Banner.
Sec'y. e. Treas. -P. J. Vasaly, Lit
tie Falls Herald.
Various questions relating to the
printing and publishing business were
brought up and discussed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
SWANVILLE

Jan. 8.-Miss Linnie Beatty went to
Melrose to visit friends Thursday.
Charles Stith returned from the
Twin Cities Thursday.
Misses HERNIA Beatty, Vinlet Scott
and Eulal0a Skoog returned to their
homes AZ Little Falls Friday after WIS.,
iting friends here.
Frank Lentz was in Little Falls last
week canvassing for the COSMOPOLITAN
magazine.
M. Osborne of Pillshury left last
week for Galveston, Texas where he
! will transact business for while, 90
ing from there to California to spend
the winter.
The Juvenile band will give a con-
cert and dance In the opera house
March 18th.
Ed. Spencer went to Bemldii Tues-
day, where he will work in the woods.
! Miss Heath of Little Falls was here
Thursday enroute to Little Falls.
Mrs. Pulvermacher was a Little
Falls visitor Friday.
depot.
Miss Gibson departed for Little
Falls Friday.
e. II Cox came up from Mlnneapo-
lis Thursday to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Campbell returned to her
home at st. Cloud Tnureday after
visiting here and at Glen wood.
| Ole Ronneson came up from St.
Paul Friday to spend few days with
friends at Pillsbury.
John Raffensparger went to Parker
town Friday.
M. A. Anderson went to Minneapo-
lis Saturday returning Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Connally returned Tues
day from visit with friends at Birch
Lake.
Francis Smith of st. Cloud trans
ated business here Tuesday.
Webb Barum and wife and Mrs.
Golden Of Burtrum were Swanville
visitors Saturday.
The fire department held their aunu-
al election Of officers Saturday evening
as follows:
Chief-Thos. Willet
Secretary-John Markuson.
Treasurer-Herman Kaun.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
Al Tic CUUkI nUUSC
New County Officers Take
Up Duties Monday--Few
Clerical CHANGES

The newly elected County officers
entered up>n their duties Monday af.
ternco7, with the exception 1f Snper-
intendent CT schools. NJ. E. Barnes,
who, net heing required to furnish
bord, took up the reIns of Office in the
morning.
Sheriff Long has taken up his resi-.
dence in the County Jail building and
Ex.sheriH Tanner has removed to q
residence on s. E. First street. r.
Baumgsrdner of Roys]ton has been
appointed Deputy and will also take
up his residence IN this city.
Frank Renick, treasurer, will retain
Miss Cora Sigoor as deputy fer short
time until be becomes throughly ia
miliar with his duties, when bis
daughter will take that position.
Charles E. Vasaly has made no
changes in the register Of deeds Office,
and the clerical forces in the other
Offices will remain the same as they
have been during the past term.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
Freedmen

Jah. 8.-Miss McManus returned to
her home in Watab Thursday after q
few days visit with friends in this
vicinity.
The ladies society of the Lutheran
church will meet with Mrs. Berquist,
Sunday, Jan. ~.
The young peoples society of Freed
hem meet at the home of John Sund-
wick Saturday evening. Jan. 18th.
The program will be AZ follows :
reading, Oscar Swanson; song, Julia
and Celia Thurnquist; defamation,
Eta Winterquist: song and violin mu.
sic. Jennie and Ed. Bloom; reading,
Victor johnson; song. Mary Kull aud
Ida Sundwick; defamation, John
Winte-quist.
There will be services in the In.
theran church Sunday Jan. 30. bv
Rev. Nordstrom of Scaudia VALLEY. at
10 80 a. m.
School started last Monday after
the Christmas vacation with Miss
Mary Kull as teacher.
Fred Winterquist returned Sunday
from Grandin, N. D., with a fine
driving horse.
The following officers were elected
at The annual meeting of the Freed
hem Co: Operative Creamery Co., held
Jan. 2, for the ensuing year:
Pres. Peter Kronbeck.
Vice Pres. Lieorus Stand.
Secretary-Frsnk J. Wlese.
Treasurer-Oscar Swanson.
Directors-Otto Eckel, Victor Beck
man aud Seth Warnbsrg.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
LINCOLN

Jan. IA number Of young people
from here attended the basket Social
given last Friday night st the home
of B. Draper of Peaceful Valley.
Amos Randall returned home last
Saturday.
G. D. Taylor was Little Falls
visitor last Saturday.
G. A. Brown was down from Phil
brook between trains last SATURDAY.
G. A. Neal was home tn s1crd
Sunday.
Arthur Rahier left last Sunday for
Bridgeman, where he is teaching.
NJ. Enke visited In Sylvan Lake
ana Staples for several days last
week.
y. 3. Dygart was up from Little
Falls last SUNDAY. ''1o
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
SOUTH PARKER

Jan. 1.-The young folks of South
Parker and vicinity held another one
of their famous parties at John
Browns New Years evening. An
oyster supper was also on the program.
There was nothing doing in this
vicinity Christmas eve. that ie, there
were no public entertainments of any
kind.
W. S. Gisb and family, of Little
Falls spent Christmas with Fl. Oby
Richard Garrison and wife spent
Christmas with Fred Bellamy and
family.
The last of the threshing in this
vicinity will be finished in a few
days.
b. 8. Children was q Swanville cal
Ter Friday.
The weather has moderated little,
the thermometer having run pretty
low the past week.
Mr.. Donley was Swanville caller
Sunday.
Mr.. Battles and the Donley boys
took ties to Randall Saturday.
Mrs s. N. Graves, Harry 8. Chill
dren, Mrs. I. J. Children and W. B.
Peters were callers in Cushing Sun
day.
Leonard Battles returned to Little
Falls Wednesday, where he Is attend
ing the Little Falls Bueiness College.
Jan. I'll 8. Children was q
swanville caller Friday.
The cold weather Is hanging on
been down as low as 30 below zero
oouoro1 0rvr ,,r.c h.; .~4@1-
Our mail carrier did not make the
rounds Tuesday, Jan. I, and as we
held the news letter until then in CT.
der to get all the news in for the
week. resulted in no news at all fol-
last week. We will try to do better
next time.
Found-A black fur collsrette one
day last week, in the road between
Parkertown and Swanville. Owner
may have same by calling at George
Renner's place of South Parker and
proving property.
Ireland Bros. are hauling theil
grain to the threshing machine. The
snow IS d1ifted so that the machine
could not come to their place to
thresh.
Chas. Eastman of North Parker was
a Swanville visitor Saturday.
Coyotes are getting pretty bold In
this vicinity. One got into Mr.. Chill
dren's granery Friday night. He wal
no doubt looking for the chicken coor
but made mistake.
George Renner was Swanville cal.
Ter Friday.
The Is months old son of Mr.. anl
Mrs. I. j. Children was on the sich
list last week.
Dean Nutter was a Randall visitor
last Monday.
Mr.. Raifensparger of Swan vile il
holding meetings in the Free MetEo
dist church.
Mr.. Mccoy and daughter. Jessie
came out from Little Falls Sunday t.
look after their farm interest.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
HuFF

Jan. 1.-Literaries and surprise par
ties have all ceased and our corner,
suppose, has gone to work for the
winter.
WHAT threshing has not been done
will most likely have to wait until
spring. Bad for the cattle if not for
the owners.
81. Oby went to Little Falls Monday.
An effort was made Saturday night
to have q party at Fred Bellany's but
failed.
Arthur Gish took q load of ties to
Randall Monday for Dick Garrison.
Dick Garrison moved away from the
Nc Joy farm last week and settled on
&c., ~.
Our children miss their school now.
Jan. 8.-Wm. strahl was very sick
for few days, but is coming out all
right.
Mr.. Children was in Randall Mon
day.
Arthur Gish took q load of bolts to
Randall Monday.
Neither religious services or dances
are popular with Us these days.
The snow drifts are about all broke
out and roads are fair. Ties, bolts
and cord wood will soon begin to
move.
g. T. Bennett hopes to thresh his
clover soon.
A. u. Oby came out of the woods
last week. Too much snow where he
was working.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
VlNElAND

Jan. 4.-Mrs. A. M. Wiley has
been quite sick.
q. NJ. Wiley has taken q homestead
claim in North Dakota and expects to
return there In the spring.
The four or five schools in this dis
trict have all closed for two month e
vacation. Miss Brigham, one of the
teachers, will spend her vacation at
Dundas.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tompkins of
Hotel Kathio, entertained a large par.
ty If nearby neighbors and friends
with fine Christmas oyster supper on
Tuesday evening, which was greatly
enjoyed by all present. Hotel Kathio
is very popular hostelsy. and Mr..
and Mrs. Tompkins are not lacking in
good old time hospitality. -Cove@Pio.
n0er.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
North Parker

Jan. miss Helen Jasche returned
Saturday from St. Paul, where sht
spent the holidays.
Robert Reese returned to his home
at Cyrus Saturday, after two weeks
visit with his uncle, Jos. Longley.
Jos. Kruger loaded Car of wood
Monday.
Chae. Eastman was q Swanville CAL
Ter Saturday.
Miss Mary Zervas returned from her
home IN Little Falls Sunday, and
commenced school in Dist. 80, Mon
day.
John Brown was a Randall visitor
Saturday.
Miss Nellie Sullivan returned to
Elm Dale Saturday. where she is
teaching.
Cassie Oudthoudr came home from
Little Falls Monday to spend New
Years.
Miss Mable Snow is visiting at the
home of c.. A. Mead.
Miss Mamie Treacy returned to
Little Falls. Sunday, to continue her
studies in the High school at that
place.
The past week was a busy one in
social doings. Monday evening there
was dance at john Browns, Tues
day a dance in Randall, Wednesday a
party at John Hegg's, Thursday a
dance at Marion Siles and Friday at
Walter Little's. - Everyone reported a
good time at each place.
Sam and Geo. Shutter and Walter
Little were In Rancall Monday.
Lillian Eastman returned to Cyrus
Saturday, where she is teaching.
Hugh Nuttter has returned from
Akeley, where he has been working in
tho pineries.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
A WESTERN MURDER
w. Dean Hayes, Son of Cal
Hayes, Murdered in
Wyoming

A dispatch from Cheyenne, Wyom.
ing, tells of the death of w. Dean
Hayes. a we'll known banker OF Nee
teetss, Wyoming, WHO was shot and
killed by an attorney, W. l.. Smith
son. No further particulars were
given.
w. Dean Hayes was born in Two
Rivers, Morr ison county. being the
son OF Calhoun Hayes. a former trea.
surer of Morrison county. The family
left this vicinity when tbs youoger
Baye's was but months of age.
After growing to manhood he drilled
to the vest, eventually entering the
banking business IN Meeteetse. BE
was brother of Mrs. Florence Olson,
well known here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
SCHOOL BOARD

At the regular meeting of the Board
of Education held Thursday evening
the following bills were allowed:
Merchants State Bank. Insur.
snce ............. 90
Dennis & Jetka, hardware. ....... $50
Ellenbecker & Goulet, storm
windows and hardware. III. go
&. W. Massey, insurance. ........... 50 20
Water Power Co., light and.
water 81. 90.
CHM q Co.. books. .....l63. 81
s. Trebby- insurance. 800. ........... l6. 50
As there was no more businees be.
fore the meeting the board thep ad-
journed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
ELM DALE

Jan. 7.-Gust Kanuskl OF st. Paul,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. John So.
beck New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yaniet1 visited
at North Prairie Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jendr0 visited at Mr..
and Mrs. John Yapietz' last week.
Miss Trena Booth returned to Little
Falls Sunday to attend school.
Eddie and Anton Jendro visited at
Belle Prairie Sunday.
Those who attended church at Swan
River we're: Mr.. and Mrs. L Ohotto,
Mr. and Mrs. Koral, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert jendro, Mr.. and Mrs. j. So
bleok and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jendro.
Gust Kanuski of St. Paul visited
with MIR. and Mrs. Frank Jandro Fri
day afternoon and evening.
Those who were guests of Mr.. and
Mira. j. L. Ohotto Sunday were: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Jandro and MI. anG
Mrs. J. Sobieck.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Booth visited at Mr.
and Mrs. Larson New Years.
Allie Firkus of Fawndale visited
with Mr.. Firkns Monday.
Gust Kanuski returned to st. Pau
Saturday.
John Pashil of Buckman town Wis
tied at Mr.. and Mrs. P. Korol's Sun
day. -,.-.- -- --.----.. .. .ss
While cutting down q big tree re-
Gently, Charlie Noe was struck by .
limb aud rendered ssnseless for few
minutes.
Mr.. Wallet went to st. Cloud to at
tend to business affairs.
Those who went to Royalton Satur
day we're L. Ohotto, Anton Picla
j. Sobieck, Albert Booth and j. r
Wallet.
Miss Cairns of Royalton returned t,
her school in Elm Dale.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
GILBERT

Dsc. 81 Ben and Fred johnson
came down from Brainerd Monday.
Little Falls visitors Monday were
VIM. and Tom futile, Albert and An,
drew johnson, Chas Hedlund, Geo.
Rogers and Sam Tough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broterg and
children of Pike Creek, came or
Wednesday for short visit with Mr..
Broberg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brobs-g.
Geo. Rogers was Little Falls Wis.
itor Thursday.
Lars Olson of Brainerd was q Gil.
bert visitor Friday.
There has been q number of enjoya.
BILE parties here lately.