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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-07
BoWLUS

Jan. 5.-Joe Miller of Royalton WAS
q Bowlus visitor Friday.
NJ. N. Young of Swan River brought
q load of wheat to town Friday.
John Sobieck was seen in Bowlus
Thursday. - -
Stodoska's saving machine was IN
town Thursday saving wood.
Knute Gunderson of Elmdale was in
Bowlus Thursday after load of
freight.
N: P. Thompson was in town
Wednesday.
A sight was seen in Bowlus last
Wednesday which brings back men,
or,es of our childhood days. It was an
OK team hauling big load of wood.
They are owned by a farmer in Swan
River.
A number of Bowlus pleasure. seek
ers attended the dance In Elmdale Sat-
urday night.
= The first big ball of the season will
be given IN Schwlntek's hail next
Monday evening, Jan. 10. Music by
Popp's orchestra.
Five big street lamps are now in
place on the principal streets in Bow.
lus. They are large gasolene ones and
give fine light. .Bowlus has a much
improved look with them hanging
from the middle of the drive Anyone
coming in town for tho first time
would be very favorably impressed
with the looks of our little bu1gh.
The heading mill will do some lum-
Der saving this winter.
Ed. Popp and wife attended the
dance at Elmdale last Saturday night.
New Years day being a postoftice
holiday there was no mail service
here.
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ter, Anna, were 4: SHOPPERS 81 >h ! 4 /!
Iheo. Bredheld drove to town Ihurse:
day: 81. e.: -. g.. -. -.
expressed by the. mail carrier anq par
irons for the past year. work.. The
mail service and patronage were very
good. =" g.: -
Misses Pearl and Bessie Lambert are
spending their vacation at home. e.,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. s. Munhollauds
spent New Years at w. c.. Brock
ways. -
we're in Little Falls Thursday. =:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Brockway spent
Christmas at E. S. Munholand' s. -
Mr.. and Mrs. N. O. Anderson spent
New Years at j. R. Stones.
Ed. Richey and Mr. Reney called on
j. r. Stone Saturday.
Mrs Nj. Berget drove to Royalton
Thursday. !!
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Anderson were in
Royalton Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-07
BRICkYARr

Jan. GA crowd OF % OF our young
folks enjoyed themselves with q sleigh:
ride and a party at the home of r.
Chambers at Rice Lake Wednesday
night. The evening was spent IN play
ing games and dancing.
+ Vern Savage returned from Frazee
Thursday.
Messers Oriie Wing and John Whit.
ney, who have been visiting at j.
Beatty's, returned to their homes IN
Iowa Saturday.
Miss Hazel Kenyon of Iowa and Miss
Erma Beatty went to Swanville Satur.
day for visit with friends.
A crowd Of young folks surprised
Minnie and Connie Strom New Year g
day.
Mrs. A: Strom received the sad news
of the death of her sisters husband,
A. Klassel, Of typhoid fever, at Escan-
aba, Mich.
F. A. Janney went to Foley Mon
day.
Vern Savage and sister Dottie, and
Leander and Nettle Larsen spent New
Years eve at John Beatty's.
Lillian Strom visited with Mildred
Janney Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Shipman of Swanvllle called on
F. Janney Saturday.
Miss Mabel Hall and friend, Miss
Ethel Gourd of Clough, were visitors
at Christ Larsen's Wednesday.
Mrs. j. E. Quine went to Mlnneapo.
lis Wednesday.
Mrs. Mcclure ana Mrs. Jesse Bue-
low ana little son went to st. Paul
Thursday.
Miss Minnie and Connie Strom and
Clara Larsen called at A. Krause' e
Sunday.
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Have you bought your suit or
overcoat? Can save you money
at the Hub Clearance Sale.
+ asst Darl1nR

Jan. 3.-The New Year starts out in
Darling with three livery rigs, OF
different kinds.
There Will be services at the Swedish
Lutheran church next Sunday at 10 80
q. IN.
There were about $50 people present
at the Young Peoples festival at the
church last Friday evening. The pro-
ceeds were given to Rev: John Nord-
strom as q New Years gift. Rev.
Nordstrom made very fine speech at
midnight. He is very we'll liked here,
and the people are sorry to hear that
he will soon leave for Rock Island, III.
The church bell rang out the OLD year
and rang in the new. The program
was fine.
More farms have been named. and
they were recorded with the register
of deeds last Monday. They are John
Regnell, Elm Park Farm; Louis An
derson, Golden Park Farm; Fred Mel
son, Park Grove Farm.
Those who wish to keep the old
name gwen to their farms better hur-
~. August Blomqist, notary public,
will fill out your papers free OF charge.
Aaron Engstrom ran two miles from
the Swedish Lutheran church New
Years night in twenty minutes. This
is faster than the mixed livery team.
We don't understand what makes
Aaron SO swift the first of the year.
The N. P. has offered Ole Lind
$3.50 ton for the hay he lost that
was set fire by engine on tram No. 8.
Ole wants s. per ton.
On account of the cold weather and
the drifted snow, the roads for the
mail carrier is not very good.
There will be services at the school
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-07
West Darling

Jan. 5.-M1ss Esther Hanson has
gone on visit to the home Of Miss
Esther and Victor Bark OF Abbotsford,
Wis. So.
The prayer meeting which was held
at Victor Malm' Tuesday evening was
not very well attended on account of
the bad weather.
Mrs. Ella McCarty entertained a
number Of young people Friday even
ing at her. home. The evening was
spent In singing and music until mid
night when they all welcomed in the
New Year, after which they all de-
parted for their homes.
Arthur Regnell is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. David Elmer OF Black, Duck,
Mlnn., this week.
A number of the young people from
here attended the social given at the
Swedish Lutheran church at Darling
Friday evening by the Young Peoples
Society, which proved to be success
in every way. Both old and young
seemed to enjoy themselves. Rev.
Nordstrom of Scandal Valley addressed
the society.
John Levinski and son Walter
helped Dick Garrison haul straw q
couple of days last week.
The holiday dinner parties have been
quite numerous in our neighborhood
for some time. One was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Olson Sun
day and one at the home Of Victor
Malm and another at Fred Nelson's.
All were we'll attended.
Miss Esther Olson, who IS employed
In Little Falls, spent q number of
days at her home here, and returned
Monday.
Vim. Boxell of Frederick, Wis. a
relative of A. Il. Nelson, came up
Monday on a short visit and is also
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Swanson and
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Olson of
Randall. Student Swanson conducted
the services Sunday evening and re-
turned home Monday.
Babe Hanson started the New
Year right. He doesn' t even cake time
to call on his neighbors. where art
thou keeping thy -self2''
Miss Emma ZillicK entertained
twelve of her friends Saturday after
noon and evening and most excellent
time was enjoyed by all. Refreshments
were served.
s. j. Nelson, VIM. Boxeli and Mrs:
Ella McCarty drove to Little Fails
Wednesday in an awful cold bllzzatd:
We hope they reached Little Falls safe,
for up to Wednesday noon nothing
had been seen of them. This puts us
in mind of Perry and Cook trying to
reach the north pole. But for them it
proved fake.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-07
SCOTS Emulsion
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SWAN RIVER ! | ! / !

Jan. 5.-A. G. 9rogersen spent New
Years visiting friends in Little Falls.
Miss sophie Barton left Monday for
the Falls, where she is attending
school.
John Hanfler was IN Bowlus Thurs
Miss Matte Larson left Monday fol
Little Falls, where she IS attending
school. ... s
The swan River correspondent
wishes all Happy New Year, though
a little late. We Will try and start
the new year right by having lots Of
news. We wish to state that those
correspondent should be sure and have
1t correct and sign your name. We
will try and make no mistakes and II
we should, we will be glad to rectify
the same, if of any particular moment.
Martin Larson Of Bowlus spent New
Years with relatives here.
Many from here attended the funeral
of the late Jos. Trettel at North Prai-
RE Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Larsen OF Royal
ton spent New Years day with rela-
tlves here.
F.. Anton Gregerscn left Tuesday for
Mizpah, where he will be employed
during the winter.
John H. Hanfler and Miss Mary
Hanfier visited friends in Bowlus
Sunday.
The funeral Of the late John Koselka,
which was held at ;St. Stanislaus
church Monday, was we'll attended.
Matt Anderson of BoWlus was out
here Friday.
Many from here delivered cattle to
Bowlus which they sold to Burch &
Son Tuesday.
Miss Emma Christensen left Satur-
day for Little Falls, where she will be
employed.
Motzko Bros were grinding feed fol
the farmers Monday.
Miss Nellie Bowie of Little Falls
called on friends here New Years day.
Miss Mary Barton, who has been
visiting with her parents during her
vacation, left Monday for Royalton,
where she is employed.
. John Fl. Hanfier and Miss Mary
Hanfer entertained number Ct
their friends Friday evening at
supper.
Livery 1atu1ly SuOu1u udVo CuIl0W
which should ring tonight" and all
other nights if needed. These curfews
are inexpensive and can be made al
home. Take a piece OF siding two OF
three feet long and white one end
to a handle. Take the child that
needs the curtew and bend it over q
barrel. Now take the siding and use
as a clapper. Put it on hot, dividing
the strokes evenly and see that none
miss. 1ot'd for boy or girl up to 1e
and three applications are warranted
to cure the most pronounced case OF
street loafing that exists. The music
Is said to be more effective than sing.
ing where is my wandering boy
TONIGHT
Chas. Hanfier attended to business
matters at Little Falls Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-07

The delivery team of the Little Falls
Produce company suddenly became
frightened last Friday night just as
the delivery. man was about to jump
into the rig, and ran away. In going
past the "Y" block corner, the rig
struck the Migrant, knocking it down
but not damaging either the rig or
horses, only bringing the latter to
StOD
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-07
SWANvlLLE

Jan. 5.-Miss Freda Mlelke was a
Little Falls visitor Thursday.
Will Anderson visited with friends
at this place Thursday and Friday.
Miss Myrtle Stlth returned from
Glenwood Friday, where she visited
with friends over Christmas.
Will Stems returned to Chaska
Monday. where he is attending school.
Miss Martha Mielke, who spent her
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-07
]. PIKE CREEK

Jan. 6.--Mr. and M1. daniel So
beck and Anton Sobiack, Of Of Royal
ton, spent Sunday with their brother
here.
Mrs Mike Wlczek has returned from
Minneapolis, where she was visiting
with her two daughters.
Mrs. Peter TuZinski is sick. 81
VIM. Schermmerhorn of Little Falls.
spent Sunday here.
John Ruiz of Lite Falls spent Tues
day evening with relatives here.
A party was given at the homo OF
Blals Sobieck Sunday. All had a good
time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-07
RANDALL

day for different parts Of Washington
in search Of a suitable location. -
DIR. Hoist of Little Falls was a
business caller at this place Wednes-
Walter Covert left the latter part OF
last week for Valley City N. d.,
where he is employed.
Mrs. E. w. Sullivan and daughter,
Nellie, were Little Falls visitors
Thursday.
Miss Ida Grey returned to st. Cloud
Thursday after several days spent at
her home at this place.
Mamie Tracey spent New Years at
her home in Parker, returning to her
school Sunday.
Geo. E. Calhoun attended the dance
at Green Prairie Friday evening.
Katie Bentler and friend, Emma
Boudreau, returned Friday after
several days spent with friends in
staples, the, guests OF Nina HOLSTER.
Jack Eckerson of Green Prairie at
tended the dance at this place Friday
evening.
Miss Rilla Kenick of Little Falls
spent New Years with friends at this
place and South Parker.
Will Donnelly, formerly of this place
but now living in Campbell, MINI,
arrived here Friday for short visit
with friends.
Raymond Covert returned to North
Dakota Saturday after several days
spent with his mother at this place.
Leon Boudreau and sister, Emma,
returned to their home In Little Falls
Saturday after several days visit with
their sister, Mrs. B. Bentler Of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John kempenich and
family spent New Years at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jaschk.
6. E. Calhoun and sisters, Mari
and Sara, spent Sunday with friends
in Parkertown.
Miss Kate Kempenich. who is en-
ployed in Little Falls, came home
Saturday for a short VISIT returning
Monday
Mr.. ana Mrs. Anton Bermel spent
Saturday with relatives IN Parker.
Miss Nellie Sullivan, after week 8
vacation spent at her home returned
Sunday to Dayton. where she is
engaged teaching school.
The Misses Carletta ana Ethel
Danielson returned to Little Fails
Sunday after a twoweeks' visit at
their homes at this place.
Chas, Hanger returned to Little
Falls Sunday, where he is attending
business college.
The dance at this place Friday
evening was we'll attended. A good
time IS reported by all.
The Misses Barbara and Katie
Weidenbauch of Plerz spent Saturday
and Sunday at the homo of their
uncle, John Kempenich. returning
nome Monday.
Rosie Newell returned to Little Falls
Sunday to resume her studies, after a
weeks vacation spent at her home at
this place.
Miss Julia Sullivan returned to
Pierz Sunday, where she is engaged to
teach.
Mrs. P. H. LETTERS and Marie
Calhoun were Little Falls visitors
Irene Campbell and Sara Calhoun
lett Monday for st. Cloud to resume
their studies at the Normal.
Mary Karhula left Monday for Ohio
for an extended visit with relatives.
Anton Bermel was a county seat
visitor Tuesday. -
The annual meeting Of the Randall
Cooperative creamery was held Mon
day afternoon.
The house belonging to Frank
Renlck was destroyed by fire Tuesday
evening. The fire was discovered
about Z O'Clock. The fire department
was called out but failed to save the
building. It IS not known how the
+ro s<ortod Mr. Ronick savon nearly
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FOR SALE BY ALL DKUaa1sTs

Send &c.,. name OF. paper and this ad. for our
beautiful Savings Bank and Childs Sketch-Book.
Each bank contains a Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl St. New York
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%The Little Falls Creamery pays
80 cents per pound for butter fat at
present. AZ u
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The annual meeting of the Randall
Cooperative creamery was held Mon
day afternoon.
The house belonging to Frank
Renlck was destroyed by fire Tuesday
evening. The fire was discovered
about Z O'Clock. The fire department
was called out but failed to save the
building. 1t IS not known how the
fire started. Mr.. Renick saved nearly
ali his belongings. &c carried M
insurance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-01-07

Miss Hulda Hitzman is visiting with
her brother, Otto Hitzman, this week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-29
BIC REVIVAL:
At BLOOMFIELD
E..cC.!:i c. SMITH OF LOSsANGElEs
At REV. FUCKERS
CHURCH.

Bloomfield, Dec. 27.-The Methodist
church at Bloomfield is rejoicing over
the greatest revival it has experienced
in many years. The pastor, Rev. F..
B. Tucker engaged Rev. Hugh E.
Smith of Los Angeles, Cal, as evan
gelist and after weeks preparatory
meetings in which the other pastors OF
the city assisted, the services were
given over to the evangelist, who
proved to be the right man for the
place. The membership, Of the church
received a great spiritual uplift and a
new vision Of service and Christian
privilege. About sixty protested CON
version at the altar and the entire city
was affected and stirred and the
church and community will never for
get him nor the influence Of the meet
ing. He Is true man of God, preach
ing the Bible doctrines without reser-
walton or trimming; is absolutely
consecrated and loyal man to be .
blessing to any community or church
which he may visit.
The series was concluded Friday
night with great rally service, re-
markable in the feeling manifested
and in spiritual power He left to
catch the $3.50 train for st. Louis,
leaving the congregation kneeling In
prayer with seekers at the altar. The
prayers and best wishes Of the pastor
and the people follow him and are
laDoring that the revival influence
may continue and that many more
may be gathered into the fold OF
Christ.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-29
BIG MEETING OF
ROAD BOOSTERS
STATE WIDE WORKERS FOR BET.
TER HIGHWAYS VILE CONVENE
IN DIES MONIES.
FROM
Delegates Selected to Represent This
District Taken From County
Offices and Medical
Profession.

Five men from Wapello county are
slated to attend the good roads meet
ing to be held in Des Moines tomor-
row at which time conference OF
those who have interested themselves
in the movement for better roads will
lend their efforts to devise plan for
legislation to this end. Those going
as delegates have received their cards
emitting them to seat as delegate
and the following letter:
Dear Sir:
I You will find enclosed card which
confirms your appointment as a dele
gate to the conference Of the Iowa.
Good Roads association and entities
you to q seat with the delegation re-
presenting your congressional district.
This conference will meet at the Y.
I'M. C. A. building in Des Moines on
Wednesday, Dec %. 1910, opening
session 900 a. m.
"The executive committee of the as
ISOLATION has appointed as delegates,
men, who as individuals or as mem
bers Of organizations. are vitality In
terested in road improvement. Mem
bers of the general assembly, county
supervisors, trustees, doctors. county
attorneys, editors, farmers and bust
ness men in various lines. All these
are represented in the delegates who
will assemble.
1--WE trust that you will make an
effort to attend.
During the past two or three years,
we have made much progress. The
one most significant advance Is in the
character of the men who In their var
ious communities, have taken hold
and are pushing this work OF road i'm
provement. This alone spells
success.
"The conference has been arranged
in topics. without elaborate papers to
allow full discussion by the delegates.
This conference will guide the Of
Ulcers and committees in their Work
for new legislation and efficient organ
ization. It is important that each
delegate should assume the personal
responsibility, attendance and partici-
patton in this conference"
Yours very truly,
Iowa Good Roads Association
Lafayette Young, Sr., President.
w. G. Raymond, Vice President.
T. h. Macdonald. Sec. Treas.
Postmaster F. A. Nimocks is vice
president for this district and has
selected the following as delegates:
John Mulaney, John Reinhard, Seneca
Cornell, and representative OF the
medical fraternity.
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CANT RIL.

N. N. Bennett who has been serious
" ill the past two weeks was taken to
the Graham hospital at Keokuky on
Monday. His physician, DR.. Theme.
nurse, wife and brother accompanied
him.
Miss Tessie Bennett was called home
from Colorado by the illness OF her
brother
John Roberts traded his restaurant
building, stock and residence in Cam
tril on farm near Troy.
The two months old child Of Dave
Fuller and wife died Sunday of pneu
monia.
Meetings will begin at the NJ. T..
church next Sunday evening. The pas
tor will be assisted by Rev. Cummings
and a good revival Is expected.
Christmas trees in both churches at
this place next Saturday evening.
Meetings at the Christian church
closed Sunday. Twenty-Five new names
were added to the church roll
P. G. Carder Of Milton was in town
Monday. s&
Mrs. Emma Casady has returned
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OBITUARY..
~
Mrs. w. Il. pimmltt.

Clara Belle, daughter Of Caleb E..
and Mary Bedell Miller was born
March %, 1859 in Wapello county
Iowa. She was the youngest of six
children of whom one alone Mrs. Kate
Long survives.
On March 8, 1873 she was married
to w. H. Dimmitt, and to this union
were born three children, Norman;
Irene and Ernest all Of whom are
living.
After a lingering illness OF almost
eight months she passed away Decem-
Der %. 1910 at the age of 81 years,
8 months and 20 days.
Mrs. Dimmitt was converted when
about sixteen years old and united
with the Methodist Episcopal church
which faith she earnestly cherished
to the time of her death. All who
knew her are confident of her abund-
ant entrance into Gods eternal rest.
The funeral services was held at the
home Saturday December "a, and
were conducted by Rev. T. G. Petit. of
Mt. Pleasant, a former pastor Of the
family Interment was made in the
Ottumwa cemetery.-Contribu
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MT. ZION.

Miss Kate HOFFMAN is visiting with
her sister Mrs Thomas Milligan near
Winchester.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Tapping recently.
Mrs Watts an0 daughter Anna were
shopping in Ottumwa Friday.
Rev. H. j. Taylor leaves this week
for few weeks visit with his parents
in Canada.
Mrs. Craven of Paola, Kans.. visited
recently with relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Raney Of Peoria, ILL.,, is
spending a few weeks with her rela-
tives here.
Mrs. L.v. Sherod and daughter
Worthie were Ottumwa shoppers one
day last week.
Messrs. Johnson and Elrick Of Keo-
saunua were out to Mt. Zion on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. Perry Patrick were in Keosaudua
Tuesday.
Ffndley and Fellows of Keosauqua
took in hogs at Mt Zion Tuesday.
George Workman and family visited
wednesday with his brother Lehman.
VIM. Rinabarger Of near Keosauqua
was in this vicinity buying stock one
day last week.
Ella HOFFMAN Is on the sick list this
week
A number of relatives and friends
spent q pleasant day Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Watts.
the occasion being their twentieth
wedding anniversary.
Blanche Gilchrist Of Keosauqua was
an over Sunday visitor with her
brother Orr and WIFE,
Webb Barker was in Douds on bust
ness Wednesday.
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from Red, Oak, where she has been
taking osteopathyr treatments.
Mrs. g. A. Theme is visiting in Bel
KNAPP.
The many friends of May Nelson are
glad to see her able to again be out
after the injury she received in a
runaway.
Guy Bassett Of Huntsville, Mo-, was
in town Friday.
w. p. Miller has moved to property
recently purchased of M. M. Stewart.
Frank Cassidy shipped four cars Of
cattle to Chicago Sunday.
Mrs. Grin Jones has returned from
Kahoka, MO, where she has been the
past five weeks at the bedside of her
son Charles who is reported much bet
ter.
Jesse Saar is spending the holidays
with his parents.