Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-07-22
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july 30, Cony Harrington
came. 4, mp Saturday from Blaine,
Kansas ION s couple weeks visit at
the home Of G. II. Carlson. ls *ssz.%% :5 s.
Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy: left last
Saturday for an ever Sunday visit
with her husband at Park Rapids,
and returned home Tuesday. u !. 10. j
Miss Esther Hanson, VINO has been
sick for the past two weeks, is I'M
proving rapidly. Il: 4: II 4 : .--,,1 T..
Chas. T.. Anderson made q pleasant
afternoon call last Sunday at the
home of J. F. johnson. r..
Among those who sold cattle to +.
j.. Matteson last week to be shipped
to st. Paul were: Lars A. Peterson,
Fred Nelson, Albert Peter, John
Thelander, Fred Cook and Gust Mel;
son, and were brought down to Little
Fails stock yards Friday.
M. johnson of Little Falls COM
pleted his job Monday on the John
Vertin place, making foundation
and a new chimney on the house.
Mrs. Ella Mccarthy. and Miss
Esther Regnell drove to Randall last
Miss Amelia Thelander entertained
number of the Young Peoples
society last Sunday afternoon and
evening. The time was spent in music
and singing and other amusing ways.
Refreshments were served. All. enjoy:
ing q good time. 1t was also Miss
Thelander's Goth birthday. All wished
her many happy returns of the day.
John Weston of New Richmond.
Wis, is again employed at Charley
Anderson's.
Another barn dance was held at
Victor Erickson's last Saturday night.
An enjoyable time was reported.
Music was furnished by Joe Hines
and Carl Nelson. The boys furnished
the lemonade and the girls the refresh.
'ments, which were served at mid
night.
Albert Peters hume was visited by
some brave thieves one night last
week. Some one entered in the smoke
house and helped himselves to large
shoulder ham. Mr.. Peter keeps q
couple Of ugly dogs, but he said tina,
night one of them was tied. but when
loose Look ont - They'll watch EN-
The school election. in the Nylano
district u last Saturday evening
turned out as quiet as usual. Herman
johnson was elected director.
A mason from Little Falls is doing
some work at John Kegnen's this
week.
Chas. E. Anderson entertained a
number Of his friends Sunday evening
at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Peterson and DR..
and Mrs. Hoist and daughter Of
Little Falls drove out in this vicinity
in an automobile last Friday even
ing to visit Grandma Freeman, who
had leg broken about seven weeks
ago. She isn't able to be up yet, but
is doing nicely at present.
Miss Esther Regnell spent Sunday
IN East Darling with Miss Alphia
Carlson. -.
Paul Sanders OF Clough called or
the young people here last SUNDAY
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. John 1helander, who has beer
sick the past week, is now better
She had come into contact with some
poison ivy.
Harvesting has commenced in thil
vicinity.
The John Vertin place here has beer
sold to the party who bong ht the
Tnoma, place In Pike Creek in the
early part of the summer, but which
MI. Thoma repurchased lately.
John Vert;n of Little Falls was out
here. Tuesday on business.
j. V. Malm and j.. A. Thelander arr
cutting hay on the Charley Regneu
farm this year.
Oscar. the youngest son Of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Herman Johnson, had a very
narrow escape from death last Satur'
day afternoon while playing in tht
hay loft with his little sister. He go1
the cheek line of the hay carrier
around his neck in some manner 80 q:
to get choked and was unable tt
call for help. But as his sister under
stood he was in danger, she ran t
the house and called her mother, anc
when she found him be wa, apparently
llteless and had to be cut loose with 8
knife. A doctor was called Immediately
and arrived IN twenty minutes In al
automobile to give medical aid. Il
was reported Sunday morning he was
some better.
Southwest Darling