Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-08
SWANvILLE

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May 5.-The road committee Of the
Commercial club consisting Of VIM.
Stems, John Markuson, and John
StrOman Q out in Bruce town Tues
day examining the roads. -
Mrs. w. j.. Gilmer of Kenmare, n.
D., arrived here Tuesday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin.
Fred Hebron of Burtrum was here
on business Tuesday.
The fire department held their
regular meeting Monday evening and
appointed Chief Muske and Otto
Rhoda as delegates to the State Fire
mems convention to be held at
Mankato in June.
The Ladies' Progressive Circle viii
meet with Mrs. Files on Thursday
evening.
Mike Lynch was "a Birch Lake
visitor Sunday.
MI. Ward and family of Bruce were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
Sunday. e . IE
Miss Rubie Mclean returned to !,
Calvin, Can, Wednesday, after an
extended visit with relatives here.
Frank Kirz, ST., was a Little Falls
visitor Wednesday.
A large number of our young people
attended a party at the Pearson home
in South Swanville Tuesday evening.
The Swanville Dramatic Co.,
together with the Swanville Juvenile
band will give the famous play,
'Tompkins' Hired Man, in Cox's
opera house Friday evening, May 18th,
after which they will give a social
dance. Following IS a cast of
characters: MI. Asa Tomkins-Prof.
Ford Dizzy (the hired m%an)-John j.
McRae John Remington-Al. McRae;
Jerry-Murdock Vincent; Louise
Miss Iris Budelman; Julia-Miss
Lillian Sullivan; Ruth-Miss Eva
Turner: Mrs. Sarah .Tompkins-Miss
Olga Stems. AS this is for the benefit
of the band all should attend.
. Born-To MI. and Mrs. John Thom,
Wednesday, April 20, a O n
j. S. Cox departed Wednesday for
Spokane, WASH, where he Will work
this season.
Linzay Cyrus returned from Staples
Thursday.
Mr.. In galls of St. Paul was here on
business Thursday.
A travelling photographer was here
last week and took flash light pictures
of the interiors of all u business
houses.
VIM. Milinder sold his residence
last week to the Axel Bros, who will :
move there Immediately. Mr.. Milinder
has moved into rooms in the Gall
home. =.
J. J. McRae and VIM. Phleffer were
Long Parirle visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Sauter returned Friday from
Anamoose, N. D., where she has been
visiting relatives the past month.
Nick Heinen of Melrose was a
pleasant caller here Friday.
Willie Anderson was a Little Falls
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Schlentz went to Little Falls
Saturday to visit relatives.
N. P: Tie Inspector tlannlgan was
here max.,5 T nt i y. and took up the
Miss Louise Pretzel is working for
Cypron Blais.
n. L. Palmer, landlord Of the
Palmer House at Sank Centre, was
here on business Friday.
Miss Staples went to Sank Centre
Saturday to work at the Palmer
House.
NJ. A. Jasperson went to the Twin
Cities Saturday.
Mr.. Covel, NJ. W. A. Deputy, was
here on business over Sunday.
John Stackhart arrived here from
Carver county last week to visit
relatives.
The Home Talent Co. went to the
Brickyards Saturday evening and
gave the play, The Face in the
Window. They were greeted with a
large audience and speak in fine terms
of the royal treatment they received
by the people there.
Mr.. Stedler of Little Falls was here
selling cigars Monday.
The Grey Eagle ball team came
down here Sunday and were defeated
by the local team. Did not hear the
number of scores
Mrs. Sullivan returned from
Douglas, Can, where she has been
attending the funeral of her brother,
Those McLaine.
The Misses Ripley and Aleshire OF
Bruce visited at the Aleshire no lie
here over Sunday.
The committee is making extensive
preparations for market day, Monday,
May 18th. All merchants are Offering
! great bargains and together with the.
other attractions, including the band
| concert, at 10 O'Clock and 2 O'Clock, a
! large number of farmers are expected
here.
Ed. N. LaFond made a business
| trip to the Twin Cities Saturday: