Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-19

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June otto Hiittzmann has pur-
chased two lots of VIM. Buelow on
south Main street, and Wednesday
began the erection Of q cottage for g
home.
Mrs. Linzay Cyrus was 8 Little
Falls visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Fitzsimmons of st. James,
. Mimi, is visiting her uncle, N. B.
Hall, ana family.
Mrs. j. D. Stlth and daughter,
Myrtle, went to to Minneapolis Thurs
day where Mr.. Stith joined them, and
they went to Cokato and Howard Lake
to visit old friends and relatives.
VIM. Osborne and son, Eugene,
departed Thursday for Quinn, s. d.,
where they will visit his daughter.
IF the country looks favorable they
will invest in real estate.
A. D. Carpenter Of Ashley was here
on business Thursday.
Miss Karlin of Burtrum was here on
business Thursday.
Mr.. Mandlgo of Burtrum was a
pleasant caller here Thursday
DR.. Campbell is erecting a large
barn.
Miss Mand1e GAM returned from
Casselton, N. D., Thursday. She
departed two weeks ago expecting to
work there, but was taken sick and
forced to return home.
Miss Blanche Fermen of Bruce
returned from Walker, Mimi, Thurs
day, where she has been visiting.
Herman Ladwig came up form
Mirroovo1ie Tb,, rc1ov oo1 Sc r7ool>,nn
their household goods preparatory to
move to Minneapolis.
Joseph Flanagan, the N. P. tie
Thursday counting all the railroad
ties at this station.
Miss Hall of Staples is here visiting
her father, Washington Hall, who is
suffering from a stroke of paralysis
and is unable to walk
W. H. Cox was in Little Falls on
business Thursday:
Mrs: John Michigan and son,
Harold, who have been visiting rela-
tives at Appelton, Mimi, and Mil
bank, N. D., returned here Thursday,
and Tuesday departed for their home
at Walla Walla, Wash.
E. H. Cox returned Friday form
Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he
has been on a months vacation.
The .Axel Livery Stable has pur-
chased fine new dray wagon, and
they are now prepared for light or
heavy draying.
Jacob Schrupp of Bruce was here on
business Friday.
John Stroman returned from Pierz
Friday, where he has been repairing
his telephone lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Provincer of Mime
apolis are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. DIR. Campbell, and family.
Prof Ford and Miss Iris Budelman,
| teachers here last term, Will teach at
Braham, Mimi, next year.
F; Jess Powell, IT., of Minneapolis is
the guest Of his father, Jess Powell.
A. Dolvin is enjoying a visit from
his mother, Mrs. Dolvin, of Morris.
| Fred Holler and wife of Browerville
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Markuson last week.
John Muske and wife returned from
Minneapolis Saturday, where they
have been visiting friends.
The Swanville ball team went to
| Fawndale and defeated the Fawndale
| Wild Cats Sunday Did not learn the
score. During the game Frank Pipen
was hit over the eye with the ball, and
is nursing very sore face
Rev. Boyer departed on Wednesday
for his old home in Germany, where
he will visit for two months. His
wife is at home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Phieher.
Rev. Barlow left Wednesday for
| Milwaukee, Wis, where he will spend
| his vacation.
Miss Ida Ronneson went to St.
Cloud, where she will attend the
teachers summer school,
Sam Hall, Jr., of Bruce, returned
from Courtney, N. D., Wednesday,
where he has been working the past
month. -.
Road Master Austin Grimes was a
pleasant caller here Wednesday.
VIM. Thompson and Harry Hall
went to Staples Wednesday to visit
relatives, returning Friday.
Mr.. Puphal went to Rainy River,
where he goes to look after large
tract of land which he owns there.
The N. p. carpenters ara here max
ing repairs on the water tank. IL -
Marvin Bouchie of Bruce was here
Wednesday, and purchased q fine team
of horses from W. n. Cox. .1s@F.-s. Oh
il. McRae was q Grey Eagle
visitor Wednesday. >>.-@ - ; = ~, Z. -, -,
The Farmers Cooperative creamery
is doing mammoth business here
this season, and have gained over 100
per cent over last year. Last week
5, 525 pounds: of butter was made and
Saturday alone 1000 pounds Of butter
was made. There are now 1871
patrons and all are very well satisfied
with its workings. ,S's..-1s. -, = !. :
The following were Little Falls
Pipen, Chas Kliner and Mrs Harry
Buelow. --@''S3 u - - 20
Mr.. Reede and family Of Hancock,