Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-10
SWANvILLEI

July s. Mrs. Mason Of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Kirchoff OF Pocatello, Idaho,
arrived here Monday to visit her
brother, E. A. Flood, and family.
! Two gentlemen from Little Falls
were here Tuesday with a large herd
of bronchoes.
VIM Buelow IS erecting large barn
on his lots in south main street. He
recently purchased horse and fine
buggy.
, The residences Of Otto Hitzmann
and Vim. Milinder are nearing com
plet1on and they Will be quite an
addition to the town
A. L. Randall went to Glenwood
Wednesday to attend the encampment
there.
The Monarch elevator was closed
here July LIST for month and Monday
Agent Kreger left for Brainerd, where
he will visit friends few days.
i John Caine of Minneapolis was here
visiting friends Wednesday.
Miss Louise Schmid, who has been
working in Little Falls, came home
Wednesday to visit her parents.
A dance was given in Piven's new
granery on Wednesday evening.
Charles E. Stith was in Little Falls
on business Thursday.
John McRae returned from Mime
apolis Thursday.
John McRae, Jr., went to his home
at Mesaba, MIMI, where he Will spent
a two weeks vacation.
L. Chase Of Bruce went to St.
Cloud on business Thursday, returning
Friday.
r. Sheets and wife of Long Prairie
were here Thursday enroute to Royal
ton to visit relatives.
Nina Hogle, who has been teaching
in Culdrum, closed successful term,
and departed for her home at Little
Falls Thursday.
Rev. Parks attended the Free
Methodist camp meeting at Motley
last week.
/ Miss Becker came up from st. Cloud
Thursday to visit few days with
friends.
Henry Rydholm of Upsala returned
from Minneapolis, Thursday
Mrs. Page returned from Grey Eagle
Thursday
Frank Spencer went to Minneapolis
Thursday on a pleasure trip, return
ing home Monday.
Miss Helen Cuski went to Brainerd
Thursday to visit relatives over the
Fourth.
Mrs. Baisden left for St, Paul
Thursday after an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. B. B. Cox, here.
Mr.. Cristle of Rices visited friends
here Thursday.
| Mr.. Dolvan and family Of Morris
were the guests of A. Dolvan OF South
Swanville over the Fourth.
| The ganrdest market day Swanville
ever got up will be had next Monday,
July 18th. There will be a grand con-
cert forenoon and afternoon, and Con-
gresham Lindbergh will deliver an
address in the afternoon. There will
be other sports as well, as the
merchants offering great bargains
on that day. Don't fail to come, and
bring your family.
! Mrs. Pennie returned from Sank
Centre Friday
Messrs. J. J. Jacobson, Erickson
and Westgrund or the Elmdale
Farmers Telehone company, We're here
Friday and met with the village
council regarding the proposed line
into town. They made arrangements to
connect with the Morrison county
telephone line running into town.
Samuel Sommerfeld Of Sank Centre
was here on business Friday.
DR.. Dufrane Of Brainerd was here
Monday enroute home from Round
Prairie, where he has been visiting
his parents.
The following were passengers to
Glenwood Friday to spend the glorious
Fourth there: James Martin and
family, Miss Becker, Miss Myrtle
Stith, John Long and Harvey
Sullivan.
Miss Lillian Sullivan went to Grey
Eagle Friday and spent the Fourth Of
July there, returning home Monday.
| The Swanville Juvenile band went
to Burtrum and furnished music for
the big celebration at Burtrum on the
Fourth. The ball team also played
against the local team, they being
victors by the tune Of Is to O. Most
of our citizens celebrated there, and
Burtrum certainly did themselves
proud, as there was something doing
all day long.
Mike Lynch celebrated at Sank
Centre Saturday. .- -
The Misses Schuste Of Minneapolis
arrived here Friday to visit their
sister, Mrs. Schultz, of Culdrum.
The village IS having a beautiful
bandstand erected on the park for the
juvenile band. The band gives
concerts every Friday evening. They
are progressing very rapidly and
Swanville has band that she can be
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