Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-05
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Mr.. Book of Sank Centre was a
pleasant caller here Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Leckberg went to
Minneapolis to visit relatives.
Mrs John Michigan and son, Harold,
went to Appelton Wednesday to visit
relatives.
Frank Elred of st. Cloud arrived
here Saturday and will make his fu-
ture home here at the Plpen farm.
Falk Sherman was Little Falls
visitor Wednesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Stith,
Jr., Wednesday, May 9th, a son.
Walter Bailey of Long Prairie was
here Wednesday supplying the mer-
chants with oil for the Standard Oil
Co.
The Peoples Bank has organized into
a state bank, the officers being Pres.
NJ. G. Tiff; vice-pres. J. J. McRae
cashier Otto H1tzmann, directors.
E. Keller of Parker was Swanville
visitor Thursday,
The Swanville Juvenile band went
to Burtrum Decoration Day to furnish
music for the exercises in the after
noon.
Mrs. John Elliot was Little Falls
visitor Wednesday.
The Swanville home talent company
gave the play, ''Tompkin's Hired
Man." assisted by the band Saturday
evening at Burtrum. The proceeds,
$23. 90, went to the Juvenile band
Services were held at the different
Lutheran churches on ascention
Mrs. VIM. Lamphere and son, Irwin,
of Spokane, Wash, arrived here
Thursday to visit friends and rela-
tives. Monday they left for Staples to
visit friends few days.
Simpson Ferrel and Mr.. Manning Of
Burtrum were Swanvile visitors Fri
day.
Mesdames George Chambers and
Rollie Buelow went to Grey Eagle Fri
day and spent Decoration Day visiting
relatives there, returning home Mon
day.
Mrs. Chas. Files went to Sank
Centre Friday to spend decoration
Day, also to visit old friends week.
Herman Axel was county seat
visitor Friday.
Gus Jackson returned from St.
Cloud Friday.
John Eckstrom of Mesaba arrived
here Friday to visit relatives in Up
sala.
Youngdahl & Olson shipped a car
load of stock to South st. Paul Mon
day.
John Elmer went to Morris on bust
ness Friday.
Miss Lula Short went to St. Cloud
Saturday, where she will enter the
state normal, taking the teachers
course.
Mrs. Vanzile went to Little Falls on
decoration day.
Miss Olive Sullivan was Little
Falls visitor Saturday.
Miss Rhea Champlain returned home
from Lake City Saturday, where she
has been attending school the past
year.
Mss GAM went to Casselton, N. D.,
Saturday, where she will work this
season.
Otto Kreger, the elevator agent,
went to Brainerd Saturday, and spent
Sunday with friends there.
Mr.. Hessel Of Brainerd is here on
business this week.
Willie Stems returned home from
Chaska Saturday, where he has been
attending high school the past year.
Monday June 9Th, is market day
here and all merchants are striving to
make it the largest one ever had here
There will be races and other attrac-
lions in the afternoon besides band
concert. Don fail to attend.
Edwin Gay returned to SanbOrn,
N. D., Monday.
Miss Della Pipen returned to Duluth
Monday, where she resumes work as
telephone girl.
Rev. Barum Of Burtrum was
pleasant caller here Monday.
N. L. Nelson returned to Ten
Strike, Mimi, Monday, where he will
improve the farm he recently pur-
chased up there.
Peter Schublom of Culdrum has sold
his farm and Monday shipped his
goods to Mile Laos Lake, where he
has purchased farm.
B. B. Cox, VIM. Stems, F. G.
Muske, Chas Erdmann and Roy Bar
Der were Little Falls visitors Monday.
Ed. Clifford Of Bruce departed Tues
day fol North Dakota where he will
work this summer.
Harry Hall and VIM. Thompson
went to Philbrook and Staples Tuesday
to visit relatives.
Mr.. Ellis OF Minneapolis was here
visiting old friends Tuesday.
Prof. Hutchings of Coleraine,
Mimi, was here over Sunday The
school directors have hired him for
principal Of schools for the next year.
Miss Maggie and Edith Bowman of
Pine River arrived here Monday and
went to Culdrum to visit at the Camp
bell home.
VIM. Muske and AL McRae were
Burtrum visitors Tuesday,
VIM. Siefert of St. Cloud was here
on business Tuesday.
@Strawberries received daily at
Hall & Farnam's.