Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-07
SWANvlLLE

making great reductions in all lines
The Swanvllle Juvenile band will
furnish music during the day, and a
large farmers meeting will be held
In the village hall at II o'clock to
make arrangements about potato
warehouse.
Willie Pieffer and Wallace Ziemkoski
left Monday for Dumont, where they
will work during the season.
Willie Anderson went to Mime
apolis, where he will visit relatives
for while and possibly find work and
stay there.
Miss Lula Short, who has been
visiting for week, left for Little
Falls Monday, at which place she
takes the teachers examinations.
VIM. Wood of Little Falls was here
Saturday enroute to Long Prairie to
visit his parents
Asa Caryl Of Glendive, Mont. was
here a few hours Monday renewing
old acquaintance.
Father Wilkins of Birch lake said
mass in the Catholic church Sunday
forenoon.
John Blais of Nebush, MINI. was
here Monday on business.
Miss Nina Blals. who has been
visiting relatives here the past week,
returned to her home at Little Falls
Monday.
Mrs. Bodeau of Neugawnee, MINI.
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Pipen.
Joseph Chevalier has removed his
family out to his farm in North
Swanville.
Miss Veronica Schultz OF Culdrum is
Mrs. Champlain and daughter,
Rhea, left Monday for Hayward, Wis. :,
where they will visit a while, going
from there to Lake City, where Rhea
will attend school the coming year.
John Balmer, who has been visiting
relatives here and at Pillsbury, re-
turned to Duluth Wednesday.
Mr. Hardin of Portland, Oregon
who has been visiting relatives here
and at Lake Beauty, departed for his
home Wednesday.
George Thompson of Glenwood was
here last week buying raspberries
Miss Abbie Chambers and Mrs.
Carol Of Mowhall, N. D., arrived
here Thursday to visit their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers.
hardware
Mr.. Puphal went to Sank Centre
Monday on business.
The Congregational Sunday school,
together with the Swanville Juvenile
band, had a picnic at Swan lake near
Pillsbury Thursday, and all report a
fine time.
Miss Myrtle stith visited Miss
Soh tn IN ,,11
Chas Files is working for Henry
Owens at Lake Beauty this week.
Thos: Champlain was called to Lake
City Wednesday to the bedside of his
mother, who is seriously i'll. He
returned home Saturday.
Ed. Tatro Of Princeton, MINI.
visited relatives here the first of the
week.
Editor Eastman and w. H. Coz
departed for the northern part oil
Morrison county Friday in search oil
blueberries 49,.
Miss Caroline Pearson of Grasstor
arrived here Friday to visit he1
mother, Mrs. Pearson, and Other
elatives ~
Miss Julia Minslow of Flensburg is
working for Mrs. B. B. Cox.
Chas. Benson of Upsala was the
guest of Egbert Vanzile Friday and
Saturday.
Alex Basset of st. Cloud was here
last week buying cordwood.
9. W. Churchill returned from
Glenwood Friday. He reports that
MS son, William. who recently had
his leg broken while acting as switch.
man, is doing nicely.
MISS annie Long, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Churchill, has been
strlken with appendicitis, and an
operation will be performed soon.
her many friends are anxious to hea1
OF her recovery.
relatives here this week.
Herman Meschke and wife ro+nr,o,7
from Grey Eagle Monday, where Mrs.
Meschke has been under DR.. Storey s
:, care. and she is now nearly recovered.
Andrew johnson of Sank Centre
arrived here Saturday and went out to
Bruce to look after the harvesting of
gram on his farm there. ---. =.
David Bennett of Birch Lake was a
pleasant visitor here over Sunday.
Mrs. r.: A. Balm returned from
Little Falls Friday, where she has
days. -"
The Misses AIMEE and Grace
Chambers and Gladys Meyers went to
Birch lake Saturday and were the
guests of the Andrew Riley family
over Sunday
Miss Laura Willet returned home
Saturday from an extended visit with
friends at Minneapolis. "
John S0derstrom returned from
Colorado Saturday, where he took a
daughter for her health. He speaks
very enthusiastically Of the country