Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-20

the SICK list this Week. go
aO. johnson won't to 5Wanville
Thursday on businees.
8 B0Igsform. our postmaster and
hardware merchant, cond1cted busl-
ness u SwanvIile during the week. 8.
Martin Wedln left for the plnerles.
OF the state THURSDAY, where he OK
poets 70 be employed during the re-.
naming winter.
Miss Ellen johnson Is confined % her
home by an attack Of ionsili tls.
School N district No. 81 commenced.
work again Monday after q few weeks
vacation. Miss Caroline Pearson of
Darling Is conducting tho same
Ole Berg was q caller IN Burtrumi
Thursday afternoon on . short busl-
mess trip. Il:
Miss Florence S,monson has left for.
Minneapolis whore she attends school.
She has spent her Christmas vacation
with her parents 81 this place.
Miss Minnie H0lmgren left for Min
neapOiis during the week after having
spent q number OF weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. = Holmgnen.
Many of our residents from the viii;
lage and vicinity attended tho auction
sale at the Peter Ria, tinson 3 place Tues
day. s,s 81
Willie Erickson left last week for the
vicinity Of Duluth, where he will be
employed IN the pineries. .5
Miss Christine Sundeen left for Min
neapolls where she will remain for an
indefinite time. IL &. Il
A number of our farmers took stock to
Swanville. to the order of j. Young
dahl, Monday. ..s rs
Mrs J. Andwood will entertain the
Ladies AID society of the Lutheran
church Wednesday, Jan. Is. All are
cordially invited.
School district No. 1873 opened Mon
day after few week vacation. Miss
Louise Erickson of Swanville arrived
Saturday and took her school work in
charge. y.s y
G. A. Schonberg, who has spent a
couple weeks with friends here, has
lett for HCldingford at which place he
has charge OF q photograph gallery.
Willie Mattson returned last week
from the pineries, where he has been
employed. for visit with his parents:
Messrs John Ehard and Richard
Sunuqulst left recently for the vicinity
of Onamia, where they will be EN-
contract Of logging and ties.
Alfred Penrs0n suffered from an
attack of the grippe last week. Andrew
counter during his illness.
Walter Simonson has lately left for
Montana, after short visit at his home.
We understand he is employed as a
brakeman in the Western state.
Henry Rydholm, our photographer,
made one of his business calls in the
village Sunday. The gallery is open. to
costumers on Thursday and Sunday
afternoons. .< =.
A series Of culinary lessons are icing
given at Borgstrom s hall every after
noon this week, by representative of
tneState Agricultural school of st. Paul.
We expect our young ladies' will be
expert cooks by being in attendance.
Mrs. August johnson entertained the
ladies Aid society Of the Congrega
tional church Thursday afternoon.
This being their first meeting of the
year, the officers of the society were
elected for the ensuing year.
! Frank Hanson has left for st. Peter,
where he is studen in the academic
department Of Gustavus Adolphus col
lege.
Emil johnson returned during the
week from Onamia, where he has for
some time been employed.
Messrs. Laurel and Gustaf Lund ar.
rived last week from st. Paul for a
short visit with their sister, Mrs. Ole
Berg.
Rev. Peterson held services at the
Swedish Congregational chrucn OF
Swanviile town Sunday afternoon.
c. Erickson, who has been employed
in Onamia since the holidays has re-
turned home for a visit with his
family. g. -. -
Miss Beda johnson has returned
from the twin cities, where che has
been employed. 49,.
c. W. Larson arrived during the
week from Cheyenne, n. D. for
pleasant visit with relatives and old
friends. MIR. Larson and family made
their home here number of years but
moved. to N. D., some four years ago
where they now reside. Ill. -.
Misses Annie and Clara Peterson lett
for Minneapolis Monday after visit at
their home. s*5$}ts
Rev. Gustafson will conduct services
at the Congregational church in Swan
lille town next Sunday, Jan. 70 at 8
O'Clock p. m. 81
The school in district No. 1O1
opened Monday after short vacation
with Miss Johnson of Bowlus as
! teacher.
Died-The many friends of Miss
Mabel Olson were surprised to hear of
her death in Minneapolis Jan. Z.
Death resulted from intlamatory
rheumatism from which she suffered
for some time She leaves to mourn
, her loss, father. two brothers and
| two sisters, all residents of this place.
At the time Of her death she was
nearly twenty-five years OF age. The
funeral was held Monday from the
Swedish Congregational church and in
terment was in the cemetery nearA the
church. Rev. Peterson conducted the
services. The bereaved family have
the deem Svmna1kV from 11s ALI 49, s5.+F.