Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-22

John Oliver OF the St. Cloud Baptist
church Sunday.
GIVE will sell more separators this
year than the last two years Why?
Because we>are selling the best. Eich
q Murphy, Little Falls, Mimi
W. S: Gish has returned to Onamia,
where he is looking after the building
OF MS store, which will be occupied
by Henry Goulet of this city.
The Record Breakers. a Juvenile ball
team OF this city, vanqlished a kid
team from Brainerd at this place Sat
| urday The game was very one sided.
Miss Frances Enke has accepted a
position on the Fergus Falls public
| school force for the next term of
school. She is teaching at Osakis at
present.
W. H. Clute, Peter Fearing and E..
Ledoux were in Staples Thursday of
last week, where they appeared before
the state examining board of BARRIERS
for examination.
E: A. Stork, who is connected with
the new state bank at Brainerd, was
| In the city the first of the week, hav-
mug just returned from visit with
relatives at Des Moins Iowa.
Louis McNairy and Gerald McMas-
ters left last Friday for Aberdeen, S.
D., where the latter's parents reside.
They will work there for time, but
may decide to go further west
Penalty attaches June list if real
estate taxes are not paid before June
LIST. II one-half Of the tax is paid
before that time, the remaining half
can go until Nov. 1st without penalty.
t A number of the young people Of
his city attended a German play
which was given at the theatre in ST.
Cloud Sunday, among whom were Miss
Martha Muske, Otto Kuklinski, Carl
johnson and Hans Elvig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Smith from
Mason City, Iowa, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tim Perry, while on their wedding
tour, left for their home Monday. Mr..
Smith is a brother Of Tim Perry.
O. If you are thinking of buying
gang, be sure and call and see the
Emerson. Little boys that must plow
and use walking pillow should make
their father buy them an Emerson
gang at E1ch & Murphy, Little Falls
Arthur Harrison was brought up be-
fore Judge of Probate E.. F. Shaw last
Friday m n i ng, and after re-
ceiving some sound advice from the
Judge and Attorney F. w. Lyons, and
on the promise of good behavior, the
{ case against him was suspended.
At recent meeting of the board Of
health it was decided that each mem
Der should inspect his district and re-
port all places where manure and rub
bish had not been cleared away. This
] is now being done, and good deal of
E cleaning is being done as conse-
E quence.
News comes from O. W. Sylvester
( OF Duluth, uncle of Chas Sylvester,
and at one time a resident of this
city, that he has just returned home
from an eastern trip. He says that he
left Duluth a bachelor. but returns a
benedict, having secured bride on
his eastern trip.
/ In justice VerrlCZS court Saturday
{ William Krottoschinski, charged with
bastardy, was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury in the sum of
$500. The complainant was Miss
Frances Doska. Both are residents of
Il Swan River. It is thought a settle
ment will be made of the case before
district court covenes.
& The Women's Civic League gave a
very successful dance, both finacially
and socially, in the Elks hall
Friday evening. There were about
| twenty five couples in attendance.
About fifty tickets were sold for the
occasion Frappe was served through
out the evening. A very enjoyable
time was had
7 The senior class and high school fac
ulty were entertained last FRIDAY
evening by Inger johnson at his home
on Third avenue northeast Games
were played and very fine time was
enjoyed by ALL Refreshments were
served at late hour. Fancy spoons,
bearing the inscription L. F. II. S.
'O8, were given to each guest as SOU
venir of the occasion.
Henry Lang, who is studying dem
2 tistry at the University of Minnesota,
accompanied the university baseball
team on its southern trip. Three
pitchers went with the team, and he is
one Of them. Among the varsity teams
which the team win meet are Ames |
Luther and Wisconsin. Lang pitched
the Luther game It lasted fifteen in
nings and ended to 1.