Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-21
SWANvILLE

Fred Meyer departed for Fargo
Wednesday, where he will work this
Miss Laura Staples is home from
Sank Centre visiting.
Auditor Smith, Of the Monarch
Elevator company, was here checking
up agent Kroeger, and, as usual,
found everything 0. K.
Rev. Chadwick of Eden Valley was
here Wednesday and Thursday solicit
ing for the Day Dawn of Smith Lake,
MINI.
Miss Lillian Sullivan departed for
Two Harbors, Mimi, Thursday,
where she will visit relatives for a
while.
William Mielke was a county seat
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. A. Balm made a trip to Little
Falls Thursday
Alex and Harry Hall departed for
Cakes, N. D., Monday, where they
will work this season. They drove
through.
Mrs. Bert Leech, who has been
visiting her sister the past week,
returned to her home at Minneapolis
Wednesday.
Willie Anderson returned from
Minneapolis Thursday, where he has
been visiting relatives.
A. l.. Randall returned sfrom St.
Cloud Thursday, where he has been
visiting his daughter the past month.
The threshing rig Of A. Strom
arrived Wednesday and was unloaded
and taken to Bruce, where he will
thresh this fall.
Chas. R. Roller of st. Paul was a
pleasant caller here Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Nellie Downs of Royalton was
here Thursday and signed the contract
to teach school here the next year.
She returned home Friday.
Miss Karlin of Burtrum was here,
the guest Of Mrs. B. Campbell Friday.
The following were Little Falls
visitors Friday: Miss Schlentz, Mrs.
Albert Stoll, MI. Puphal, VIM.
Trampe and Ed. Smith.
Miss Lula Short of Rices arrived
here Friday and will work at the
Biteman restaurant.
Mrs. Westrum, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer, in East Swanville, departed
for her home in Seattle. WASH,
Saturday.
Mrs. Pretzel was a Little Falls
visitor Saturday.
James Barret of Grey Eagle was
here on business Saturday.
David Bennett Of Birch Lake. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Young
over Sunday.
o. E. Kreger went to Morris Satur-
day on business, returning Monday.
George Thompson Of Glenwood is
here on business this week.
John Long returned from GlenwoOd
Saturday.
Father Wilkins of Birch Lake held
services in the Catholic church Satur'
day forenoon.
Hon. Harry Brown, socialist
candidate for governor of Wisconsin,
was here Thursday enroute to Upsala,
where he delivered all address or
socialism Thursday evening.
Miss Brownworth of Chaska is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Stems
/ Miss Selma Westerlain, who ha:
been visiting friends here, returned
to her home in Minneapolis Friday.
Mrs. John Long went to GlenwooG
Saturday, returning Monday. Sht
reports her daughter, Annie, who wa!
recently operated on for appendicitis
to be mending slowly.
Mrs. Andrew Hanore of Little FALL
arrived here Saturday and went out tt
|Culdrum to visit friends.
Nat Battles Of Randall was here
Saturday enroute to North Dakota
He was driving through.
Thos. C%hamplain and William
Buelow were fishing at~~Pillsbury Sun
day.
VIM. Cavernough and wife O.
Indiana visited his aunt, Mrs. VIM
Rafensparger, and family, owe,
Sunday.
Mr.. Boyce and son of Columbus
Ohio, arrived here Monday and wen
to Lake Beauty to visit Noal
Miss Murphy of--St. Paul, who ha.
been visiting relatives at P%1llsbury
returned to her home Monday.
Carpenters are at work repairing tn,
Hamm hall and building an outsid.
stairway on the west side of the build
ing which will make it a great dea
more convenient.
L. S. Patten departed for Fargo
n. D., Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Sanford left for Page, N
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threshing outfit.
Mrs. John Muske has a larg,
musical class that she is giving
instructions to on the piano.
s., S. Scott and Chas. Stith wer'
South Swanville visitors Tuesday.
Mr. Gradin, who recently sold hi
farm in Culdrum, departed for NORTH
Dakota Monday, where he will max,
his future home.
Mr.. Lackey of North Dakota is her,
visiting relatives and his children il
North Culdrum.
The brick work on the Musk,
building has been completed and tn,
plasterers are now at work. Mr.
Muske will occupy it soon.
Earl Arnold of Minneapolis arrived
here Monday to visit his parents, DR.
and Mrs. Arnold.
Mrs. Balm returned from Littl,
Falls Monday.
Leon Bailey of Nymore, Mimi,
arrived here Monday to visit hi