Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-02
DARLING

at the Swedish Lutheran cnuFcn ny
the young people, was quite we'll
attended. A number Of songs were
sung by the choir, and Rev. Nelson o.
Little Falls was present and made
few interesting remarks to the youna
people. Ice cream, coffee and cake wa
served. A nice time was enjoyed by
all who attended.
Frank and Felix Levinski returned
from windy North Dakota, Sunday
after a lew weeks employment neal
Pennington.
A number of young people enjoyed
a very pleasant Sunday afternoon
with Miss Esther Hanson last Sunday.
G. A. Swanson is employed at Emil
Clson|s this week, doing some mason
work.
Herman Hanson and Frank Levinskl
drove to Parkertuwn last Sunday on
a visit, and on returning home were
headed off by large meadow fire.
They had to make their way through
Flensburg, where they attended large
wedding before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Jetka OF Little
Falls, drove through this vicinity last
Sunday.
Martin Nyland, Blnas johnson.
Carl Sunberg. Simon Swanson, Willie
and otto Thelander and Herbert Malm
returned home from North Dakota last
FRIDAY, after a couple of week s
employment in the harvest fields.
Miss Hulda Nelson has gone to
Chicago on a visit with relatives at
that place..
Misses Esther Hanson and Esther
Regne]l and Walter johnson spent an
enjoyable Tuesday evening with
Misses Bertha and Emma Zilllck OF
Pike Creek, who will leave for St..
Paul next Sunday. They will be en-
ployed there this fall and Will also
visit the state fair.
John Prohaski of Little Elk has
taken the contract to paint the
Nyland school house in district "a.
Charley Erickson, who IS employed
as fireman on the 500 line railroad,
has spent number of days here with
is parents. He scorched one of his
eyes with steam hut was able to
return Tuesday on his duty.
Walter Johnson, who is emplOye as
a clerk IN Mitch Burton 8 dry goors
store at international Falls, is home
on visit and will also take IN the
state fair before returning,
We mentioned something about the
Grove Brown Wedding IN the last
issue. The following is CLEANED from
the Wheelock Tribune relative to the
wedding which occurred at Wllllston N
u. on Monday. August 18th at 2
o clock in the afternoon. when Mrs.
Belle Grove OF Darling MIMI, became
the bride OF John Brown OF Wheelock
N. u. The marriage was quiet one
and was witnessed by only few
immediate friends OF the young
couple. Both the bride and groom
are we'll known at that place, Mr..
Brown is engaged in conducting a
very prosperous and lucrative bust
ness, being proprietor Of a billiard hall
and restaurant at Wheelock.
The bride has resided there since
last fall, after residing two years
near Ray, N. d., on her homestead, Z.
The people OF WbeeIock gave them a
recetion on their return. and the chill
dren of the town showered the happy
couple with rice in the evening.
A very pleasant time was spent till a
later hour. The many friends Of the
bride here wish her happy married
life.
A ball game will be played next
Sunday at Fish Lake between the
Darling beers and the Green Prairie
heavy weights All should turn out
and see ar interesting game.
There will be Young Peoples meet
ing at the curch next Sunday evening
at clock sharp