Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-17
RAIL PRAIRIE

Kali PNAlNIE
April 10.-Adolph Olson and the
Misses Mae and mez Halverson were
to Stanchfield Lake Sunday.
Eta Webster, who is teaching in
district A., was home over Sunday
with her parents.
Alexander Hamilton and wife of
Clough called on A. *. johnson of
this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson went TO
Brainerd to attend the wedding of her
nephew last Friday. :"
John Tindell has gone back to Fit.
Ripley and is staying at home now.
Misses Mae, Inez and Violet
Halverson, Anton Erickson. Mrs G.
L. Foster and Mrs. John Rolf called
on the school in district 81 last Fri
day.
Julia Erickson has been staying
with Mrs. Tubbs in Ft. Ripley the
past week. i.
Mrs. Shuts is in Brainerd to attend
the wedding of one OF her relatives.
Rev. Dingmann went to Brainerd
last week to attend the wedding Of his
nephew
Mr.. and Mrs. Dvorak has gone to
Iowa to visit friends and relatives and
attend to some business down there.
Callers to Fl. Ripley Monday were ::
A. w. Olson, Christ Anderson, enroute
to Little Falls Julius Jaeger and son.
Billie, and Mr. Naslund
The Olson Jaeger sawmlll has
almost do away with the the logs for
this season. They have sawed quite a
lot Of lumber this winter and all the
peop3e are satisfied with their lumber.
Everybody who had lumber sawed is
busy hauling it home.
It IS l'umored that Jim Kimball Of
Fl. Ripley has rented the old Nelson
place in the southern part of this
Vicinity, and that he will move onto
it this spring.
Miss Eta Webster is boarding at j.
Jaeger's at the present time:
School in districv No. 20 did not
start Monday, the sixth, on account Of
not getting teacher, and various
disagreements.
Mr.. Hoover and family have left for
North Dakota, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Fay Foster had the misfortune
to hurt her foot while riding horse.
back. The horse slipped and fell on
her an hurt her leg quite seriously.
She hasn't been able to walk on her
foot for some time But it is improv
ing rapidly, and we hope to see her
we'll pretty soon.
Julia Lucky went to Little Falls
Andrew Tubbs from Fl. Ripley was
here last Monday. .: +.
Adolph Jaeger got something in his
eye while working on the sawmill
about week ago. .He:is laid up with
a very bad eye. It has caused him
lots of pain and he hasn't worked for
quite a while.
Lewis Randall has started jewelry
store in Fl Ripley He is situated in
the northeast corner of NJ. A. .Clouse S
store. He will make his future home
at Fl. Ripley. #z%
People have started fishing in the
but don't seem to
have very good luck yet. Guess it's
too early for fish to run.
Gustaf Peterson of Clough called at
Jaeger's Sunday.
Helllge Knut is still among u.s.
APRIL.
April comes. with it's birds and
And with. it's healthful spring
And the good wind rustling in its
leafy bowers.
So April is the beginning Of spring,
and is composed of birds, flowers
and showers.
Mrs. Lewie johnson is on visit to
Austin, MINI. r..v
April 14.-Grandpa Quick is stay
ing at T. NJ. Halverson's nowadays.
Julia Lucken is home from Little
Falls again. @@----- -
Travellers, in a covered wagon from
South Dakota, passed through here
Saturday last. They came from
Jamestown, S. D., and were going to
1852 -.
Callers from here to Randall Satur-
day were Mrs. Gus. Peterson and son,
Harry, Lars Lucken and Adolph Olson
and Miss Hafvers0n.s S,
T. NJ. Halverson and wife, Maurice
Anderson and T. Olson were callers
at the county seat Friday.
A. w. Olson went to Little Falls
to transact business.
Eta Webster, teacher in district AZ,
was home over Sunday.
Thomas Davis bought a horse and
cow from T. NJ. Halverson last week.
Christ Anderson went to Little Falls
Thursday, returning Friday. His
daughter, Emma, accompanying him
home, to spend her Easter vacation.
The sawmin has done away with the
logs and is finishing up the lath now.
! Fishing in the "Thoroughfare" is
mod Il seems The Rail Prairia folhn