Little Falls herald., 1909-09-10
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s Sept. 9. knight 8. WIl,on 4 and
William McD Dougall left last Saturday
Tor the university. where they viii
resume their studies.
Frank Street returned Tuesday from
Mlllbr0ok, where he went to visit hia
sister, Mrs. Holiday. He reports tha
Holiday family we'll and verv con-
tented IN their new Canadian home,
Mrs. James Lonsdale and danohtar
rersls. lett Thursday tor their home at
Dale, 1a. They were accompanied as
far as Minneapolis by MI. and Mrs.
!: w. 6ouck, all of whom will visit
the state far for a day or two.
Mrs. Barney Feitsam entertained
tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
and Miss Lonsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Lyon of Ant19o.
WIS. who have been visiting with
Mrs. l. T. Wilson the past fortnight.
left Wednesday, accompanied by A. G..
and Il. E. Wilson.
It. A. Hollenbeck has purchased the
Grassland house in lower town and
WILL move into 1t as soon as he has
completed repairs now being made.
MISS Anna Schwartz is teaching the
LangOla school.
Vernette Lambert left Monday tor
Swanville, where she will teach again
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Bouck, and Mrs.
and Miss Lonsdale spent Sunday at
Walker. -
Mrs. Martin of Sentinel Butte.
Mont, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
j. H. Russell.
Miss Susie Batter leaves Fridav tor
Hiazelton. N. D., where she Will teach
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allen left
Wednesday for their home IN Chester.
Penn. '
Miss Llda Batter Is attending the
Normal at St. Cloud.
School opened In the 9Th district with
large attendance, the high being so
crowded that the Freshmen are obliged
to occupy seats in the eighth grade
room. The following names constitute
the staff OF teachers tor the coming
year: H. E. Gilman, supt. Helen /.
Gallup, principal; Alma Stake.
assistant; Nellie Skinner, eighth
grade; Evelyn Foley, seventh grade;
Ruby Archeson, fifth and sixth grades
Anna Miller, third and fourth grades;
Elsie Clark, second grade, and
Gertrude Lindbloom primary.
Frank Street will attend Hamlin the
coming year.
Misses Pearl and Bessie Lambert
will teach schools at Ossa the coming
year.
Rumors of housebreakine and
holdups filled the air Tuesday and The
rural telephone lines were kent verv
busy transmitting the various reports
oelng circulated about what had
happened to some one, somewhere.
Finally it became definitely known
that Henry Foss had been relieved of
$5 by two highwaymen while driving
from Royalton to his home at Morrill,.
Miss Carrie McDougall is teaching
the Dlxvllle school this year.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Estey
and Jay Hunter took place at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Estey, at noon, Sept. 8. Rev.
John y. Moede of the Evangelical
church at Wabasso, Minn., performed
the ceremony, after which dinner
and reception were given to the
respective families and intimate
friends.
Nick H. Mueller, who has been
employed in the Murphy mill, has
purchased saloon at Pierz where he
will 80 into business.
Leo Terbauski and family have
rented the Mueller house.
Miss Ruth Lambert has gone to
Blsmark, N. D., tor the winter.
Mrs. y. E.. Meyers of Riverside.
CAL, visited Mrs. Street between
trains Tuesday.
Henry ReAlck was thrown from his
wagon and received injuries which
proved to be slight. HIS horse became
frightened at an automobile and ran
away on Main street.
Russell Clifford is employed in
George Galley's furniture store.
Miss Gladys Conner returned from
the Soldiers Home at Mlnnehaha,
where she has been employed as nurse
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.. Baker of
Ottawa, ILL.,. were guests of Mrs. G.
W: Bouck last week.
MIS-. George Q. Hunter, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. E. Nj.
Fowler, returned to her home at
Duluth Monday.
Miss Lillian Schwartz left Saturday
for Glenwood.
Very hattering things are being said
about the Morrison county exhibit at
the state fair. AS usual F. B. Logan
has done himself proud and his many
friends are awaiting the awarding Of
prizes with no little impatlence.
Mrs. J. 81. Cawley went to the twin