Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-10-08
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which will make great improve
ment for next summer, when they
make hay while the sun shines.
Mrs. Ida Bellamy and daughters Of
Parker visited with her father and
brothers here over Sunday, and re-
turned to their home on Monday.
August Blomquist writes from
Chokio, Mimi, that there is much
tbreshing to be done out there yet.
Miss LYDIA Malm called on Misses
Eleanore and Edna Courtney Of south
west end Of Darling last Sunday.
The Young Peoples society met at
the home of Misses Sigma ana Olga
Wyman of Northeast Darling last Sun
day evening. Refreshments were
served and an excellent time was had
by all.
L. Sanders0n returned home last
Thursday from Lisbon, N. u.
Miss Olga johnson returned home
from Little Elk Sunday afternoon.
where she has been employed by Mrs.
Major Morrill, for the last couple of
months.
/! Misses Emma Zillick Esther
! Regnell, Alma Holmgren. Bertha
| Peterson and Mrs. G.. Lind called on
| Miss Anna Peterson of Pike Greek
!. last Sunday. A very enjoyable time
| was had.
! Herman and August Mashke of Pike
! Greek, near Twin Lakes, threshed out
! the last job here at John Levlnski's
last Saturday, which was left by the
HIM Bros. z&
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Freeman. last
! Monday, accompanied Bert Freeman
and family, who have been here visit
ing relatives for a week, to Little
J Falls, and they left for long stay IN
Utah and Oregon.
| T. Sanderson IS again employed at
Fredrlckson Bros. store.
Miss Dottle Savage of the Brickyards
accompanied Mrs. Eva Hovey. our
mail carriers substitute, around the
route last Saturday.
T. Sanderson and John Holm were
seen out hunting last Friday, but as
the game was scarce as hens teeth,
they started tor ''dears. -
t Simon Swanson has taken contract
to dig ditch on the south side of
Washington avenue between sections
70 and 81. Mr.. Swanson is an expert
ditcher Any one who wants to learn
the trade call on or address Simon
Swanson. route &, Little Falls, Mimi,
for advice. This ditch will he
great benefit to the meadows and also
!, to the road.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Krickler and
daughter, Ella, and son. Frank and
Herman of Pike Greek called on Mr..
and Mrs. John Zillick last Sunday
( 81. A. Hanson drove to Happy
Corners feed mill last Monday with
a load of grain to be ground.
Simon and Herbert Swanson, with
the help of Herbert Malm, dug and
picked by hand 80 bushels of potatoes
last Friday afternoon. That breaks
the record around here as far as it is
reported. The digging was on g. A.
1 Swanson 8 farm.
Andrew Hiden returned last Sunday
from a couple of days outing around
Alexander lake.
Emil Taberman is clearing his
, farm in fine style this fall.
Richard Garrison made a flying
horse. back trip to the Darling store
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust johnson and
! sons, Walter and Allen johnson visited
with friends at Little Falls Sunday.
| Those from here who attended the
Ladies Sewing society at Mrs. John
F. Johnson s of East Darling were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kendall, Miss Esther
Regnel, Mrs. Gunila Lind and Mrs.
Edward Fredrickson and daughters.
| John Schelln and daughter, Mrs.
Ruth Brown, returned home one
: day last week from Seattle, Wash.
| and other points where they visited.
| They have eni0vef1 the trim and snent
very nice time.
county seat last Saturday we're Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Nelson ana children,
Florence and Elmer, Louis Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Nelson and son,
Lawrence, Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy
and son, Clifford, Mrs. Victor Malm
and children, Herbert and Lydia,
and Herman Hanson.
The Mission Ladies Sewing society
Will meet Oct. 14th at Mrs. Victor
| Nlalm 8. All members are cordially
invited to come.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cook drove to
Randall Wednesday.
John Vertin came up from Little
Falls Saturday morning to superin-
tend the threshing on his farm here,
which was once Edward Rosnagles
farm, but now rented by John
Levlnskl.
Dick Garrison and Alfred Liljigreen
are employed by E. G. Taberman, dig
glng ditch near his new road.
The local nigh school football team
has been unable to arrange game for
tom 0rrow, but they will most likely
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