Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-12
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June To- Mr.. Parker and family of
Round Prairie We're here on business
MI. Ferrellof Sank Centre was a
pleasant caller here, Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. & lantz and son, Forest,
came down Thursday to spend the day
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Stith. She returned home in the
evening.
A large number attended the Camp
bell Bros circus at Little Falls
Thursdays. Among them were
Mesdames Flo9d, C9feld, Blanch, and
Florence Balm, Myrtle Stith, Olga
Stems. Leander Biteman, and Frank
Joseph, and wives, Chas. Stith and
Mrs. 'Chas. Petz Of South Swallville
has blood poison in both her lower
limbs and amputation IS feared.
Street Commissioner Rhoda has the
road grader and a large number of
men at work grading the streets.
to hssr ps%S # RS Seeslt tu gwen G SS
the Juvenile band on Friday evening.
the rain the town was crowded with
to get into one Of the stores on account
of the crowds. In the afternoon 66
teams were counted on main street.
The amusement in the. afternoon con-
auctioning ST Of stock and GOODS ohs
Many OF the farmers had stock inwhich
was sold at a good price at the sale.
All seemed well pleased with the
second market day and the hope to
make the next one which comes the 2nd
Monday in july. the largest one yet.
Joe Croker, Birch Lakes popular
merchant, was pleasant caller here
Friday. - - - 80 $500,
Sam DAVIS. of Little Falls is here
with large number of horses for sale.
The Juvenile band has been hired to
70 to Burtrum to furnish music on the
Fourth Of July.
: The N. P. Ry:,. has crew of men
here repairing their fences and build
ing snow fences
Rev. Parks Of Grey Eagle was here
on business Friday.
Miss Olga Stems went to -Chaska
Friday where she will visit relatives,
going from there to Gibbon to visit
friends She will be gone ten days.
A farewell dance was given the
teachers in hamm's hall Friday even
ing. Cristles' orchestra furnished
music and a fine time was had.
Miss Emma Muske returned home
from st. Paul Tuesday, where she has
been working as a milliner there.
Miss Jennie Iceberg returned from
the Twin Cities Tuesday, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Mr.. HO1li6av and xuifo NJ Ct Do71
were here on business Tuesday,
Cyprian Blas departed for Morris
town, Mont, Saturday, where he goes
to take a homestead He will be
gone two weeks.
Mrs. Thos. Milinder went to Phil
brook Saturday., where Mr.. Milinder
is working and where they will make
their future home
The village schools closed Friday
and a picnic was held IN the grove
during the day. The scholars and a
large number OF the parents attend
ing. Saturday Miss McCauley and
Miss Budelman departed for St. Cloud
where they will spend their vacation
Monday Miss Becker went to her home
at st. Cloud. Tuesday Prof. Ford left
for Paynesville. From there he plans
going to Colorado. None OF the
teachers are to return here next year.
Miss Eva Inrner returned to her
home at Little Falls from where she
soon goes to Seattle, Wash.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
Little Falls Saturday, Miss Ellen Palm
OF South Swanville becoming the wife
OF Henry Swanson, also Of Swanville.
They Will begin house keeping at once
at the groom s. home South
Swanvllle. The bride is we'll known
here, being the daughter Of Chas.
Palm, a wei -todo farmer of South
Swanyille, and the groom is also we'll
and favbrably known here; being one
Of our enterprising young farmers.
The writer, joins in. with a host of
friends IN extending congratulations.
Mrs Chas. Philes returned home
from Sank Centre, where she has been
visiting friends the past week.
,.Yohn o. SQaeIstgQm, and daughter,
Anne, were county seat visitors
: Nj, Aaiyer Of i. Little L. Falls was in
town renewing old acquaintance
Saturday. ,., 49,.
The Grey Eagle bail team came
down Saturday and met defeat. at the
local team IS. hands, score landing ii
to 20 in favor, of SwanYille.
Prof. Sic" Eougest6ri & Of the state
university was here Saturday and
went to Upsalla;; WHERE, he delivered a