Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-11-11

twenty-five OF QeT laUy IT16HuS aC HeT
home in Second street northeast, the
occasion being her birthday anniver-
sary. She was presented with a beau
tiful silver candelabrum at the close
Of what was a very enjoyable after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Leblanc were
pleasantly surprised by a large
Ing, the occasion being their fifteenth
the pastime. A crystal water set was
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Leblanc for
/ their crystal wedding.
John Belanger returned to Mime.
! apolls Monday, after q visit with his
parents here. Mr.. Belanger has
resigned his position in a White Bear
drug store, and left Tuesday with
Frank Ebert for Denver. where they
are to attend to some advertising.
A number of the young people of
this city enjoyed their first outdoor
! skating this season last Sunday, the
ponds having frozen ~ during the
, previous night. The stream around
Maple Island also froze over, and
skating was excellent there.
The initial dance of the season OF
Friday Evening Dancing club was
! given last Friday evening at Elk's
hall n was a success in every
! particular. Frappe vas served. The
club will give its next dance Friday
evening,
+. Barney Burton left Saturday night
for International Falls and will hunt
big game in that part Of the state
| with his brother, Mitch. this season.
! Mr.. Burton will also oversee the erec-
| tion of his new store building at
Spooner.
Rev. Geo. E. Platt went to Fergus
Falls Wednesday night, to attend the
deanery meeting at that place. AT
yesterdays meeting Rev. Platt read a
paper on ''What part the Church
should take in politics that look to
REFORM
Cnas. Sylvester, H. C. Meining, and
billy" Riggs OF Minneapolis, who
we're on q duck hunt at Sandy Lake,
! Altkln county, returned Tuesday
morning. They had good luck n
brought back with them q considerable
number of ducks.
Scoring 100 in both a preliminary
| and the actual contest, Miss Mayme
Brockway of Brainerd took high honors
in the blind folded typewriting contest
given for the beginning class at the
business college.
The Children's Story Hour held at
the Congregational church last Satur-
day afternoon was we'll attended. The
children enjoyed Rev. North's story of
Daniel Boone.
j. o. Saltee, engineer on the NJ. &
l., visited here the first of the week
with his daughter, Miss Aletta Saltee,
a student at the local business college.
G. A. Weyerhaeuser, Rev. w. a..
North, W. E. Pentield' and A. e. Ash
craft departed Monday for Hill City,
near which place they will hunt deer
Ernest Gatchel left Monday for the
northern part of the state, where he
will attempt to bring down a fine
buck, doe, and perhaps a moose,
Kew. Geo. E. Piatt motored to Roy.
alton last Sunday afternoon in the
Palmer car, going there TO hold SER
vices IN Grace church that evening.
Fred Fraser. who has been assisting
at the st Paul Dry Goods store during
the past couple weeks. will remain
with the local store Indefinitely.
While night Operator Benson is on
a vacation, Operator Bartree. of North
town is. handling this trick at the
local Mp. telegraph Office.
| Deputy y. s. Marshal C. B. Buck.
man was down FROM the northern part
of the state to vote Tuesday.
81. A. Rider OF the Fish and Game
commission was here tho first part OF
the week, and cast his ballot here.
Mrs. G. II. Easton was operated @
for appendicitis at the local hospital
last Friday. j.. ~. -. $3.50 =.
r. L. Palmer has gone to the
northern part of the state for q deer
hunt. = - 4
Passenger Trains No. 2 and s were