Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-24

'hHthetAn ty 1Ikl
have m au6ti ~ 6 fafcY5 H
ara piCnic MI summer Day. H.
day Tuna. Nth, &c so,,cloclk
Peter Nylen, plaDe q lrths Darling
school house. Ice cream lemonade
and coffee will b. served % usual, 8
and ladies' are equested bring
cake and sand witches. Everybody
cordially invited TO come ~: 5l 8.
IS. Victor Erickson drove 20 Little Falls
last Thursday to have feed ground.
. Miss Bertha Zillick and wv llllams
Kemp OF Little Elk took in q dance.
at Little Falls last Thursday night
and report Avery nice time. -.
T John The1ander ID employed at
Charley Anderson q doing carpenter.
work. Mr.. Anderson is building 81
large addition to his Ehouse this
Dan Duffy Of West Superior. q:
brother in-i law Of Mrs. Fred Freeman
came up Friday tor a short visit and
also looked after his farm here, re-
turning Saturday. :sez..z.s IS zz 10
Born Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peter.
son. Friday, June 10th, 8 son. o. 81 !.
Miss 1nga and Martin Nylen gave q
dance to q humble Of their friends
last Saturday night. A lunch was
served at midnight ana a pleasant
evening was spent by all y .,1:=.s. I'd. e.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Carlson and
their children, Of. Rockford, ILL.,,
sisters Of Gust and Charley Anderson
and Mrs, Anton Knutson, are here on
visit. :: They are visiting at Charley
Anderson's at, present = -: f.: -. =
The breeder of the north pole
ROSTERS, IS helping Aron Engstrom
make q new fence this week. - : 5s-~[4 : ::
The Ladies' Sewing society, which
met at the. home Of Mrs. Ole II.
Lind last week, was ~ quite we'll
attended. $: - = =: .'.* -: -: :.:@2
= Mrs. David Carlson Of Little Falls:
who has, been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Title Rendahl, returned to her
home last Sunday. -. - :. To. = :
: The children of John =. Thelander,
Thomas McCarhty's> and Miss Lydia
Malm have been SICK with the
scarletlna. Most of them have re-
covered and We hope the rest will
sOOn.. y
Miss Edith Yourston 1s employed at
Mrs. Velma Peterson's at present.
The young people s society will have
their picnic next = Sunday at Fish
lake, June 26th.
Mrs. j. A. Thelander and children,
Amelia and Willie, Ole H. johnson
and daughter, Mrs. Henry Klingberg,
and children visited at Little Falls
Monday: - - - -. >22:s
The Emil ditch contractors have
moved over on the east side Of
w afroo$ avH oua 1,fo1nS~nr ho.
tween sections 80 and 70 this week.
The Darling beers walloped the
Ciough Rabblt-shooters last Sunday.
A very good game was played at
Albert Breise's place near Fish lake,
the score being ! to 4. -.
Dave Carlson and John KunZa
and one of the east side shoe-makers
of Little Falls made pleasant call
! on August Blouquist last Sunday.
They tried to help August count his
chickens, but in vain, as their move
ments were too fast for them, so they
decided to leave 1t all to August
! while they roasted under the wings
at night.
Arraon Engstrom aud Julius
Abrahamson have rented large hay
meadow IN Pike Creek this summer.
All idle hay meadows will surely he
cut this year, as it looks now as 1t
hay will be a scarcity among the
farmers this winter. -.
Miss Minnie Peter writes from
Wheatlaud, N. D., that crops look
good so far, but says that rain is
needed there as we'll as here.
The N. z. railroad company had q
large fire started Tuesday near the
Darling store, but on the other side
of the track and the whole hill around
John Fredrickson buildings and
about ten acres of his best hay
meadow was burned. A large
number were out to check the flames
in the afternoon.
Simon Swanson, Fred Nelson and
Charley Anderson were callers at
Little Falls Tuesday. -...
Ole H. Lind and Louis Anderson
went for an outing at Alexander lake
Tuesday to fish.
A crowd of young people were out
Saturday evening buggy riding and
enjoying the beautiful moonlight.
The young peoples society meeting
! which was held at the. Swedish
Lutheran church Sunday evening, was
we'll attended. -