Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-24
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.Fep... 1.-Victor johnson -. was a
Swanville victor the first of the week.
Charlie johnson was business ira o.
sactor in Bowlus last week.
A. Paulson made a short call in
Bowlus during the past week.
A daughter was born to: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sundqulst Feb 10. We
congratulate. 49,.
Victor .Ekstrom was Bowlus
visitor last week. ::'
O. p. johnson went to Two RIVERS
Thursday.
Christ Lawrence purchased a horse
from Marin Roll last week. 7':
A. Paulson was business caller in
Bowlns Monday.
Martin Roll and Mr.. Peterson went
to Bowlus last week on business relat-
ing to the farm which the latter has
purchased from the former.
L. q johnson made brief visit in
Royalton the past week
liver Olson was a caller in the village
of Swanv1]le Friday.
Hilmer Erickson returned last week
from Onamia, where be has for some
time been employed in the woods.
Otto Anderson was business caller
in Swsnville on Friday.
Oscar Johnson was a county seat
visitor the last of the week.
John Anderson returned Monday
from the northern part of the state,
where he has for some time been en-
loyed IN the pineries
Miss Eva jacobson, who teaches IN
district No. 95, spent the week end at
her home in Elm Dale.
Lewis Lundin came up Wednesday
from Minneapolis for short visit at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Lundin and other relatives He left
again for his home Saturday.
Nels Eckstrom left last week fo-
South Dakota, where he intends to re-
main for an indefinite period.
Charlie Fredlund arrived last week
Saturday, from Sank Rapids for short
visit with bis brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Albin t'redlund and other
relatives and acquaintance.
Rev. j. A. Gustatson left Sunday
evening for the Twin cities and Still
water. At the latter place Re will
stay week in attendance at the Min.
nesota conference.
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last week for their home In Mime
duration with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jacobson.
Robert Peterson left on Thursday of
pleasant visit with relatives here.
Miss Carrie ana Axel Borgsvrom
went to Burtrum Tuesday where they
took the train for Little Falls to be In
attendance at the sale held at that
place.
j. Andwood left Monday for Still
water, where he will remain week
in attendance at the Minnesota con-
ference of the Swedish Lutheran
church.
Emil Hagquist arrived Saturday
from St. Cloud for brief visit with
friends ana relatives here. He lett for
his home at the granite city Tuesday
morning. ~-~----.--'- - 49, -
Charlie swed6ack Of Bemidji came
up last week for short visit with bis
mother, Mrs. j. Swedback. He left
recently for Little Falls, where he
called on relatives before returning
home.
Rev. Gustafson held services at
FlenshuIg Tuesday and also organized
q Swedish Lutheran Congregation.
he returned to bis home here on
Wednesday,.
Carl Erickson returned recently
from Kelsey, Mimi, at which: place
he has been employed in the plneries
this season.
John Bergman is reported as being
quite seriously i'll with typhoid fever
Miss Katherine Melby teacher of DIS
trict No 81. spent her weekend vaca
tion at her home IN Fawndale.
Miss Clara Glantz is employed at the
Nels 'Wedln home at present.
E. Erickson, who resides south OF
our village. has sold bis farm to two
OF his close neighbors. He expects to
have an auction sale IN the near future
after which he will with his family
move to Duluth.
The Young Peoples society held
their monthly meeting at the Lutheran
church Sunday afternoon. A most in.
teresting program was rendered by the
members which was enjoyed by a
large number of visitors,
A concert will he given at the Con
gregational church Friday evening,
Feb. "a, for the benefit of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fredlund. A good program will
ho rendered ann an All m ao;o,,