Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-14
= REMEMBER
Special low prices all this
month.
Little Falls Hardware Co.
SWANvlLLE

Aug. 12.-The village council is
having cement crosswalks put on Fifth
street and also on main street. Thos.
Willet is doing the work. ,.4v
Sheriff Long was here on business
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. George Parks and daughters
left Wednesday for Wisconsin, where
she will visit relatives.
Mann Clear of Grey Eagle was here
on business Wednesday,.
Roy Stith and Egbert Vanzlle left
Friday for Vebulon, S. d., where they
will work this season.
Miss Teckla Pearson and Fred Falk
were Little Falls visitors Wednesday.
Mr. Ellison of Culdrum was here
renewing old acquaintance Wednes-
Mrs. Williams of Burtrum was here
to have some dental work done
Wednesday.
Dr.. Kinney, dentist of Wadena,
made this town a professional visit
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Aaron Pry, who has been
visiting relatives here the past month";
returned to her home at Hopkins
Thursday
| Walter Cofeld returned home from
Glendive, Mont, Thursday, where he
has been working the past five
months.
Norman Puphal was a Little Falls
visitor Thursday.
Miss HERNIA Beatty Of Little Fails
and Miss Hayden Of Elk River were
the guests Of Mrs. Vanzile Thursday
and Friday
DR.. Storey of Grey Eagle made this
town a professional visit Thursday.
j. W. Coheld moved his family back
onto his farm just east OF town Thurs
day.
John Long came down from Glen
wood Thursday, returning in the
afertnoon We are pleased to note
that his daughter, Annie, who has
been seriously i'll there is improving
very fast.
! John Hessel of Brainerd transacted
business here Thursday
Miss Violet Scott of Little Falls and
Miss Bartholomew OF Lincoln were
the guests Of Mrs. Vanzile over. Sun
day. -.
| Fred Turner departed for Hampden,
| n. D., Friday.
Mrs Merrill returned from Wiscon-
sin Thursday, where she was visiting
relatives the past four months
Mrs. Leader Biteman went to Long
Prairie Friday, returning Saturday
/ A. Strom went to Morris Friday
returning Tuesday. While there he
purchased a threshing machine and
will thresh around here his season.
! Perry Stith went to Long Prairie
Friday and purchased three bronchoes
! Avid Youngdahl of Birmingham, n.
H., arrived here Thursday to visit his
parents, MI and Mrs. Youngdahl. OF
East Swanville. Mr.. Youngdahl is an
old Swanville boy and we are pleased
to note that he has a very good
position, being delivering agent and
expert for the American Locomotive
Works His work takes him to all
parts Of the United States. Last
week he delivered 25 new locomotives
for the above company to the N. P.
Ry. company.
! Rev. Barlow went to Willard and
held services Sunday, returning home
Monday.
VIM. Trampe and Chas. Axel were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Delos Miller and wife OF HAMPTON,
!, Iowa, arrived here Saturday to visit
, relatives.
! H. W. mining Of St. Paul visited
relatives here over Sunday.
A. Grund returned from Mime
, apolis Saturday, where he was trans
, acting business.
y Forest Glantz of Cyrus arrived here
Saturday to visit relatives
Thos. Wlilet and family visited
| friends at Lake Beauty Sunday.
, Frank Miller, Ernest Siemers, Mike
Lynch and Herman Muske went to
, Birch lake Saturday on fishing
| excursion, returning Sunday evening.
B. B. Cox and VIM. M1linder drove
to Pillsbury Saturday evening and
, spent Sunday there.
!! John -Markuson returned from
, Minneapolis Saturday, where he
81 Chas. and Albert Kaun and families
Of Round Prairie were the guests of
, their brother, Herman, Sunday.
is having vacation during the month
, o. m. every Sunday as usual.
The following jolly crowd of Young
] people spent Sunday at Plllsbury lake
Misses Tillie and Tekla Pearson, clara
, Elmer, and Helen Cuski, John
! McRae, Jr., Albert McRae, Fred Falk
+ and John Pearson.
t Mrs Pearl Martin returned from
+ Long Prairie Saturday, where she
, has been working the past month.
{! Monday was market day and very
, busy one for the business men, ali
, having an extra supply of clerks.
D The streets were lined with teams
from 9 a. m. until p. m. and side
( walks lined with people. The
) Juvenile band gave concert at 10 80
! a. m. on the streets, and in the after
: noon from the band stand. Farmers
, for miles around are being attracted
, by our market days and the idea is
meeting with great success The next
) market day will be Sept 18th, and
: the committee is preparing to have a
i regular carnival on that date.
j Mrs. Leech OF Minneapolis is visit
, ing her sister, Mrs. j. J. McRae, this
( week.
Joseph Schienhoof Of Sank Center