Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-31
SWANvILLE

SWANvILLE
July ga grand ball was given in
Hamm's hall Monday evening. A
large number attended and fine time
is reported.
DR.. Campbell was called to Mime
apolis on business
The New bandstand has been COM
pleted and the Juvenile band gave
their first concert in it on Friday
evening.
Alvan and Chas May, who have
been selling nursery stock here the
past month, returned to their home
at Howard Lake last week.
John Stroman has purchased the
beautiful real estate at Pillsbury
known as the Mrs. Cannon property
next to the lake shore and he informs
us that he is going to make a famous
summer resort Of it. He will build a
number of cottages there and also
erect a large pavilion for dancing.
We wish him success in his new
venture.
Mrs. Chas. Glantz Of Cyrus visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Stith,
here last week.
The annual raspberry season is on
but the crop is very poor this year on
account OF the fire running at large
this spring.
, Chas. Stith and Egbert Vanzile
broke camp at Birch lake on Wednes-
day and returned home. They spent
two weeks camping out.
James Cofeld went to St. Cloud
Wednesday on business, returning
home Wednesday.
Linzay Cyrus of Bowlus was here on
business last week.
Clearance Stith and family returned
from Cyrus Friday, where they have
been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Bourassa Of Little Falls visited
at the home of Mr.. G. P. Stith over
Sunday.
James Martin is building an addi-
tion to the drug store on main street
which Will be for living rooms for the
Champlain family. -,.-.--.,r-----
Mr.. and Mrs. John Balmer and Miss
Jessie Balmer of Duluth are visiting
relatives at Pillsbury this week.
Burt Turner is building a wing to
his residence on second avenue.
VIM. Stems went to Duluth Thurs
day to attend the bankers state con-
vention held in that city last week.
He also visited Hibbing and Virginia
city, returning home Monday.
Chas. Hawley of Brownton was here
last week buying live stock and Mon
day he shipped same to South St.
Paul.
Miss Ida Soderstrom departed for
Colorado last Monday, were she will
nurse her sister who is seriously i'll
there.
Messrs. Ralph Nichols and P. j.
Lauerman of Little Falls where here
on business Thursday.
A. W. SweeZle is erecting large
barn on the west side.
Miss Annie Long is visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Churchill, this week.
Father Wilkins, the new Catholic
priest of Birch Lake, was here Mon
day teaching catechism to the children
here.
Miss Karlin Of Brutrum was the
guest OF Mrs DR.. Campbell Friday.
Albin Olson returned from trip to
St. Paul on Friday.
Clarence and Roy Stith went to
Birch Lake Friday to erect suitable
camp and Saturday Mrs Clearance
Stith, G. P. Stith and family, John
Pipen and family, and Mrs. Bourassa
went there and stayed over Sunday
Mrs. Meschke returned from Grey
Eagle Monday. Her son has regained
his health.
M. Markuson, who has been here
the past season, returned to Round
Prairie Monday, shipping his goods
via Sank Centre
Mrs. Rice and daughter Of Sank
Centre are the guests of Mrs. Pennle
M. A. Jasperson of Little Falls was
here Saturday enroute to Glenwood.
Miss Helen Cuski returned from
Bralnerd last week.
and Everett Savage of the Backwards
were the guests of Mrs. Vanzile over
Sunday.
Miss Iris Budelman visited Miss
Olga Stems over Sunday.
Albert and John McRae and
Andrew Stroman attended a church
social in Upsala Saturday evening.
Miss Harkins, chief operator of the
Northwestern Telephone company al
Little Falls, was here enroute to thu
former place from Long Prairie.
Miss Lula Short of Rices arrived
here Monday to visit friends for {
short time.
Arthur Sandstrom of Little Falls i.
visiting his parents here this week.
Mrs. John Blais of Little Falls i!
visiting friends here this week.
S. S. Scott and family were Gre,
Eagle visitors Suday.
Mrs. John Michigan and son
Harold, departed for their home a
Walla Walla, Wash. Tuesday after,.a1
extended visit with friends here. -.
Word was received Monday tina
VIM. Churchill, who is 500 switchma1
at Glenwood, had the misfortune Il
break his leg while working Sunday
His father, G. w. Churchill, went t.
see him Tuesday
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