Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
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opened a millinery store in Mrs.
Floods building just north of the
Golden Rule store. With two millinery
stores in town the ladies ought to
be able to make a selection.
j. j. McRae was delegate to the
republican district convention at Elk
River last week.
The Morrison county teachers are
on having large attendance
at their meeting here on Saturday
next. An elaborate program is being
arranged and all are invited to attend. |
Mr.. Robbins Of Waterloo, Ia, was
here looking after his land interests
last week. .
Sevens Bros of Osakis shipped a
carload of stock from this point Fri
day.
Rev. Barlow went to Willard Thurs
day where he held services on Good
Misses Karlin, Young, and Steven
son, and Mesdames Ward and Sanders
of Burtrum attended Rebeka lodge
here on Friday evening.
John Stroman transacted business
in Minneapolis last week.
Forest Glantz of Cyrus visited
relatives here last week.
Miss MoCauley was q Little Falls
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Glantz visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stith,
over Sunday.
John sSatroman, Chas. Axel and
Editor Eastman were Little Falls
visitors, Saturday. .'.3E
{: Miss Souderstrorn went, to Royalton
Saturday. near which; place she began
itarm Of school Monday. svn'
& Mrs. Pennie went to Staples Satur-
day and was the guest of Miss Under
wood over Sunday. "
Chas. Kronsey of Burtrum was q
pleasant caller here Monday.
Jennie Lekberg Of Seattle, Wash.
arrived here Saturday from Argyle,
Mimi, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Misses Bullard and Balsinger, who
are teaching in Culdrum, spent Sun
day at their home in Little Falls.
Adelaide Abeling of Long Prairie
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. F.
! Muske last week.
E. H. Cox transacted business in
Grey Eagle last week.
Mr.. Henderson of Alexandria
visited friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. Cuski went to Brainerd Satur-
day to visit her son, Joseph, for a
| week.
James Martin is working at the
HOLSTER home in Bruce this week
| Miss Louise Schmid, who is work
ing at. Little Falls, arrived here Satur-
day to visit her parents.
| VIM. Thompson of Upsala visited
! friends here Sunday.
Mrs. John Muske visited her parents
at Long Prairie last week.
| A grand ball was given in Ha1mm 8
hall on Easter Monday evening. A
large number attended and fine time
reported.
| Misses Becker and Budelman were
the guests of Annie Long at Pillsbury
Sunday
Editor Thompson of the Grey Eagle
Gazette, was here on business Mon
day.
Dentist Kinney of Wadena paved
this town a professional visit last
week.
Quite spect; calar sceIe was
enacted on main street Monday wher
officer Rhoda attempted to arrest
Theodore Dobbs, farmer living east
of town. He refused to be arrested
and only with the aid of two othe1
men and after much fighting, kicking
etc., he was landed in Jail Appear
ing before Justice Eastman in thu
evening, he was fined $12 90 and costs
Another farmers meeting will bt
held in the opera house Friday after
noon to make further arrangements
about getting a potatoe ware house
here. A number of farmers are ex
pected to be present.
Marion Seth and sister, Cora, wen
to Britton,.. S. D., Tuesday to work
S. S. Scott received the sad news O.
the death of his sister, Mrs. Lizzi,
Sarf, at Watertown, S. D., Friday, a
the result of an operation. Mr.. Scot
went to Morris Tuesday and returned
with the remains to Grey Eagle Tues
day, where funeral services were bel,
Wednesday,
Arthur Stroman returned home from
Little Falls Monday for a short vaca
tion
Emma Hang of Little Falls is tn
guest of Eva Turner this week.
John Steele Of Glenwood visited hi
uncle, w. J. Sullivan, and famil
here this week.
Herbert Fermen of Bruce departe
Tuesdy for Bismark, N. D., where h
goes to live on his homestead.
John Raffensparger and family c
Fit. Ripley arrived here Monday t
visit old friends.
Albin Olson of Bruce shipped ca,
load of live stock to South St. Pa,
Monday.
TIL village council met in regula
session Monday evening.
j. w. Cofeld has moved into tn
Crabtree building on the West sid.
Linzay Cyrus left Monday fe
Bemidji.
S. Somervllle, state veterinar
inspector, was here on profession:
visit Tuesday.
Mrs. John Stroman was a count
seat visitor the first of the week.
Peter Brooks of Grey Eagle is he1
on business this week.
VIM. Buelow and wife spent Sunda
at the Buelow home in Culdrum.
Peter Connolly of Glenwood was