Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-08-06
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Aug. 5.-Frank Street left Thursday
morning for visit with his sister,
Mrs. Holiday, in Ontario.
Mrs. j. P. Chance and son were
Sank Rapids visitors Monday and
Tuesday.
MIS-. j. d. Boyd has gone to Mime
apolls, where she is the guest OF Mrs.
Boyd, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Schwartz have
gone to Wheelock, N. D., for few
days.
1t IS reported that Royalton will
soon have bakery in the building
formerly occupied by Gus Kern on
Centre street.
Miss Jennie Brown of st. Cloud is
visiting at Mrs. j. D. Boyd's
Rev. and Mrs. Blackhurst have re.
turned from England where they have
been visiting for few weeks.
Henry Roller of st. Paul and family
spent several days with relatives here
recently.
Ed. Forested, an employee in Joe
Newman's livery stable, was taken
very Ill the beginning of the week
with appendicitis and removed to the
Little Falls hospital, where an opera.
ton was found to be necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allan OF
Chester, Penn, arrived Wednesday
noon. Mr.. Allan is son of Mrs.
Cranes of this place.
Miss Stranger of Morris is q guest at
the Batter home.
Frank NJ. Caughey, at one time
resident of this place, died at Brainerd
last week. Mrs. Fl. H. Clifford and J.
II. Russell attended the funeral.
Mrs. Street and son, Frank, were
st. Cloud visitors early in the week.
Threshlng is being done on several
of the large farms near town. Wheat
and oats are ready to harvest, which
keeps the farmers hustling these hot
days. &C.
Hughes Begordls of Morrill,, an old
soldier, answered the last roll call"
last Saturday. He had not been we'll
for some time, but the immediate
cause of death was pneumonia. He
HAD lived in the vicinity of his late
respected citizen. His funeral was in
charge Of the Royalton Post, q. A. r,
and was held at Morrill, Monday morn
ing, lnterment taking place here IN
the afternoon.
DR.. ]. P. Chance left Wednesday
afternoon on the Winnipeg flyer for
Minneapolis on professional business.
Leo Urbanski, an engineer in the
Murphy mill, was slightly injured
by a falling smoke stack while at
work Tuesday morning. DR.. Chance
was called, but the injuries are not
serious, although he may be laid up
few days.
VIM. Broker is very much IN evil
dence these days with lis new Carter
car. He has already sampled few OF
the minor expenses which occur by
owning an auto but punctured tires,
etc. ETC., cut little or no figure with
William B., who never counts the cost
when 1t comes to doing things we'll.
Mrs. Crane has been taken to St.
Barnabas hospital at Minneapolis for
treatment.
Mrs. Mary Street left Thursday
morning for Minneapolis.
d. Bouck was in Sank Rapids early
in the week visiting his sister, Mrs.
Turrittlan, who has recently moved to
that place.
A farmer living near town, who has
just finished threshing his rye, reports
thirty bushels to the acre, and when
a farmer admits that he has good
crop Of anything, one may safely con-
clude that he is not exaggerating even
a little bit.
It would be more difficult to obtain
an audience with F. b. Logan these
days than with any crowned head OF
Euorpe AS matter Of fact one party
has been to his store three times to
pay bill and found his door locked
each time