Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-10-29
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Oct. q. Miss Dolven was at Little
Falls Thursday. $3.50, y
Mrs. Rolf went to GIenwood Wednes-
day to visit her daughter, Mrs.
s Miss Gladys Rolf and willie Rolf
joined their mother Thursday and all
came home Friday morning.
John and Charles Muske, A. Kind,
Mr.. Zimkowski, Andrew Stroman,,
Mr.. Scott and Chas. Stlth went to
Aberdeen, S. d., to register for the
new land to be opened. S..
Mrs. Willett and daughter, Laura,
and Mrs. Vincent went to Sank Centre
Thursday. Laura returned Friday.
morning while the others renamed till
Saturday.
Mr.. Tatro and children returned
from Burtrum Friday. ss nj
Mrs. Scott's father, who has been IN
North and South Dakota all summer,
is paying her visit.
Mrs. Crossette returned from
Aberdeen, 81 D., Friday. She had
stopped off at Minneapolis to visit
friends and do some shopping s-
Thursday and Friday night there
was a moving picture show given in
Hamm g hall.
Mrs. LIE Due was a Little Falls
visitor Saturday between trains.
Miss HERNIA Beatty, who IS teaching,
in the Bafn district, was Little Falls
visitor Saturday. She was accom-
panied by little Master BAN.
: Mrs. Vanzile went to Little Falls
Saturday to visit till next Thursday.
S. Kock. assistant principal Of Long
Prairie high school, came. up on the
stage Saturday on his way to Mime.
apolls.
Ann Cofeld, who has been away all
summer, has returned.
The Peoples State Bank IS under.
going extensive repairs. new steel
ceiling is being put IN and later on
steam heat will be installed. We will
have very up-to-date and modern
looking bank.
Marion Seth came home from the
west Saturday. 81
Mr.. Parks, our well liked creamery
man, IS very sick again.
Miss Emma Trampe, who is making
her home with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Isenberger, visited relatives in Cul-
UTuu l6oU WG0h. ...a
Mrs. Vazile visited. at the Dan
Campbell home last week.
Members of the Buelow orchestra
met Sunday afternoon to prepare for
the bean bake.
= Miss Wilmot, who IS teaching in the
Spencer district, spent Sunday with
her folks.
JAG Klewel was In town Saturday.
Elmer Raft and Herb Balm were
Little Falls visitors Saturday. Is
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kind and family
drove over to Long Prairie Saturday
and visited over Sunday with the
Hansmann and Goldhahm families.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kaun and children
/, went to Round Prairie Monday to
visit Mrs. Kaun's mother, Mrs.
Klienschmidt, who was injured in a
runaway. Il
Rev. Z1elsdorf was at Willard over
Sunday, where he held services.
Mr.. Chas Taylor and Mr.. Wood
| ward of Long Prairie conducted the
services at the Congregational church.
They both gave very interesting and
instructive talks and were listened to
by very attentive audience. Rev.
Krousey, the local pastor, is assisting
Rev. Locke with services at Round
Prairie. IT..
Mr.. YoungdahI shipped a carload
of cattle to st. Paul Monday. 4
The Progressive circle met at Mrs.
j.. D. Stith's Wednesday. ~ v.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kading and
daughter, Miss Bertha, visited at
Little Falls Friday and Saturday
with Mr.. Schwanke's family ~
The Burtrum lady teachers were in
town Saturday. H.. It'll
! Mr.. Schwanke and family of Little
Falls visited at the Kading home
southwest of town. ... !,
! b. B. Cox and Mr.. Isenberger were
up at Hancock for duck hunting
trip over Sunday. ~.
Mr.. Fischer, a friend of Rev.
Barkow's IS here paying him visit
Mr.. Fischer Is life insurance agent
Mrs. l.. Rlemer went to Lone
Prairie Tuesday on the stage to visi
relatives. ......
E. Hart of Long Prairie came IN OF
the Tuesday passenger and i'm
mediately left for his home. or tn
stage. i.
John Kasker came home from tn
i West Monday.
! Mrs. Will Themes has been quit
sick. .ts*@a
! Eugene Coield has accepted posi-
tion in the creamery.
! Mrs. Boyer, who was called here b.
the death Of her mother, Mrs. Aug
Pheffer, returned to her home 4 a
Raymond Wednesday. Rev. Beye
returned home last Thursday.
DR.. Campbell, while moving hi
household goods into the Cornell,
building. which he is to occupy, ha
q. bad accident. The piano fell fror
the wagon while moving and wa
damaged very badly.
The following is the program to b
given Friday night by the VIM. Rhod
Post in Hamm IS hall:
/ Presiding officer Commander.
Music by Swanville Juvenile band
Music by Buelow orchestra.
Singing, America SIS. 5ss.5
Prayer, by Comrade Taylor.
/ Address, by Department Commando
Collins. - . 81 $50 ~ s.. e.
1 Address, by Congressman Lind
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