Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-07-02

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' Juno 80. ldTs.s A !. q. Bouck returned
from Eldora. Iowa last week, where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
DAVIS, for several weeks .sss
Mrs. Kerr Of Minneapolis is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. yC6untryman, who
has recently come to Royalton to re~
side.
Gladys Conner left Wednesday for
!, Minneapolis
Dr.. and Mrs p. p. Cary and daugh-
ter, Janette, were guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs a. G. Wilson over Sunday, leaving
Tuesday for few weeks outing at
Pine Ridge.
Postmaster E. A. Joslin is still at
St. Barnabas hospital, but improv.
ing daily and hopes to come home be.
fore many days.
DR.. Anderson of Holdingford has
been seriously Ill, but his attending
physician, DR.. Watson, reports him
much improved.
Mrs Dahlgren of Anoka is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. Fl. Schwartz.
Rev. and Mrs. Blackhurst left
Wednesday for their old home in Eng
land and will be absent couple of
months or more.
/. w. Bouck and A. H. Turrlttan
! have purchased the Benton County
State Bank at Sank Rapids. MI.
Bouck is president, A. H. Tu1rittan
cashier and Mrs. I. w. Bouck vice
president.
A party of ladies consisting OF Mrs
!! w. L. MacGonagle. Mrs. Charles
Rhoda, Mrs. s. q Rice and Mrs H.
E. White Of Little Falls Will leave in
a few days to visit friends in Seattle
and also take in the fair.
The stock for the new cooperative
store has been disposed of and the
new organization will take possession
OF the I. W. Bouck store about July
9TH.
Farms belonging to Hans Isaacson,
P. B. McDougall, j. Skinner and w.
Bennewitz are infested with grass hop
pers which are doing damage to the
rye. A report of this condition has
been made to Mr.. Washburn, state
aetriologlst, who has advised means
of determination.
Harry Gilbert is doing a rushing
business with his electric launch and
row boats, which are in great demand
these warm evenings.
Miss Hazel Brewn, who has been a
guest of Mrs. j. P. Chance the past
fortnight, returned to her home at St..
Cloud last Saturday.
j. y. Boyd has again been called to
Minneapolis by the very serious illness
of his father, James R. Boyd.
Bertha Miller, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Miller, was married Tues
day, June. 20. to Peter McKibben OF
Rainey where they will reside.
A hundred and fifty tickets were sold
at this depot for Barnum & Bailey s
circus last Friday and it is safe to say
that nearly as many more reached
there by other means of transp0rta-
tion.
The house party at the Batter home
has disbanded after two weeks very
delightful powwow.
Mr.. and Mrs Meier of Russell N. d.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rus
sell.
During Rev. Baske1ville's absence in
England, Rev Hill will occupy his pull
pit.
The N. r. steel crew has moved to-
ward Little Falls and another crew OF
surface workers are engaged raising
the tracks.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Monday evening to Mrs. M.
Foote 1t being her birthday anniver'
sary. .-
! DR.. j. +. Chance Is to umpire two
games of ball at Melrose Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. George Munsey is visiting bel
daughter, Mrs. Frank Lambert, al
Bemidjl this week.
Miss Ruth Lambert is spending q
few weeks with her mother Mrs. Cora
| Lam bert.
Master Gordon Rosenmeler celebrated
his second birthday anniversary
Wednesday, June 30.
| j. N. Carnes IS having extensive i'm
provements made to his stable, OF
rather garage.
A. H. Turrittan and family VIII
move to Sank Rapids within short
time.
Crops IN Morrison county up to date
are said to be exceptionally fine. Ever
the fruit trees promise bountlful
yield, although it is only very lev
years since Minnesota was said to be
too far north to grow fruit Of any
kind.
The spawned horse still hobbies t
and from Buchanan on one Of the K.
F. D. routes, and again we ask Il
there is such thing as state society
for the protection Of animals. Some
one has said that no man OF woman
can claim to be Christian who is moi
kind to dumb beasts.
Donat Trettle and family spent Sun
day with relatives at North Prairie.