Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-27


SWAINvlLLE
March IS. Mrs. Flood has been en-
joying two weeks vacation. The
Pillsbury school being closed on
account of smallpox
Mr.. Listberger has moved his family
into rooms in the Glantz building.
Edwin G.. Cove, district manager of
the Brotherhood of America Yoeman,
is here endeavoring to organize. a
lodge.
Mrs. Champlain is visiting relatives
at Lake City this week.
John Stith and Lewis. Hedin left
Tuesday for Island Lake, where thew
will work in sawmin this season.
Chas. Burch and Milan Dimand of
Burtrum were Swanville visitors
Monday
Mrs. Vanzile visited at the Campbell
home in Culdrum last week
Mrs. Eddin, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Campbell, returned
to her home at Green Prairie Mondy,
The Morrison County Teachers
association will meet here Saturday
April 18th.
Chas. Stith was a Little Falls
, visitor Tuesday. -
VIM. Thompson and Carl Erdmann
transacted BUSINESS at Little Falls
Tuesday.
t VIM. Aleshire removed his family
to Akeley last week. He has work in
the mill there.
Otto Kreger left for Pierre, s D..
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homestead.
! A. Pretzel, Vim. Cox, John Cox and
VIM. Milinder, who went to Colorado
last week in search of land, have each
purchased a quarter section Of land
thirty miles east of Denver.
Miss Myrtle Mcgee returned home
from St. Cloud Tuesday, where she
has been attending the normal school.
w. G.. Graham, state food insnector
was here on business Tuesday.
i Miss Teckla Pearson, who has been
visiting at Grasston, Mimi. returned
to her home Tuesday.
Herbert Former, who has been
working at Hines this winter re-
turned home Tuesday.
John Stroman, Henry Schmid and
Art. Sweezie were Grey Eagle visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Bowman of Pine River arrived
herelast week to visit relatives.
Edward H. Cox went to MINNEAPOLIS
on business.
Mr.. Vaneran Of Waverly, Mimi,
arrived here Thursday and is viewing
the country, expecting to purchase a
farm here.
VIM. Stems was a county seat visitor
Tuesday.
Peter Brooks Of Grey Eagle was here
on business last week.
Bart Wotzke OF Flensberg was
Swanville visitor Thursday.
Miss Lillian Sullivan went to Little
Falls Thursday and met her cousin,
Miss Ruble Mclean, of Fargo, N. D.,
who is her guest this week.
Peter BLAIR and wife, who have been
visiting relatives here, returned to
their home at Montana Saturday.
The infant child OF Thos. Milidner
died Friday afternoon while ON the
way to town for treatment. Funeral
services were held Sunday morning
from the Congregational church, Rev.
Parks officiating. The remains were
laid to rest in the Upsala cemetery.
w. b. Peters of Parker is transact
ing business here this week.
5. 5. Scott and family visited
relatives at Grey Eagle over Sunday.
Mesdames Hall and McJunkin of
Burtrum We're Swanville visitors Mon
day.
John Caine of Morris was here on
business Monday.
The eight months old child of Robert
Blood OF Pillsbury died very suddenly
Friday morning The child had not
been sick at all, but on going to
awaken it early Friday morning it
was ound dead in bed. Funeral
services were held at the church at
Pillsbury Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Parks conducting the funeral and the
remains were inferred in the Bear
Head cemetery.
The play, The Face in the
Window" given by the home talent
company in the opera house Friday
evening, was well attended and was a
success being easily the best play
ever given by them. Thirty-tiye
dollars, the proceeds, goes for the
benefit of the Congregational church.
The same play will be given in
Burtrum on Friday evening.
Mann Clear Of Birch Lake visited
relatives here over Sunday.
Andrew johnson of St. Paul arrived
here Friday to visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of
Pillsbury.
Mrs. Thos. Willet returned Monday
from Akeley, where she has been
visiting relatives
John Huson Of Brainerd arrived here
Saturday to see his father, who is
seriously i'll. He returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Tubbs has traded her residence
here to A. Frost for a farm in Bruce
township.
Roy Barber arrived here Tuesday
from Seattle, Wash, where he has
worked the past year
Auctioneer A. E.. Minhnette of
Long Prairie was a pleasant caller
here Tuesday.
West Darling
March "a -Peace AGAIN ro;rrs with