Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-11-10
SWANvILLE


swANvILLE
Nov, s. Mr.. and Mrs. John Muske
were Long Prairie visitors Sunday,
making the trip in: their auto and
sporting the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Abeliog.
j.. Mr.. and: Mrs. B. B. Cox received
fine: new piano Tuesday. ..c.
Falk Stroman has opened new
livery stable in the barn in.connection
with the Central House.
:: Some Of our young folks are already
skating on Polande1 lake. ..,...
Mre. f. e. Muske was at Little Falls
between trains last Saturday.
Edna Anderson has been very i'll
with pneumonia. -.
Emil Schwandt, who recently came
home from North Dakota, is quite i'll
with kidney trouble.
1t is rumored that Swanville is to
have a new meat market in the lsen-
berger building.
The state TODD inspector was in town
Friday.
Chas. Sanford was charged last week
with over reading the cream test. His
case came up Monday at Justice of
Peace Rob. Petz's home. Mr.. Sanford
asked for change of venue.
Mr.. King of Little Falls was here
on legal business Monday.
u. Cameron of Little Falls was here
Monday in connection with the A.
Balm and &. Sanford's cases. MIR.
Balm case was dismissed.
Grandma Schwartz has been very
low and there is small hopes enter
tanned for her recovery.
a. Balm was a business visitor at
Little Falls Saturday between trains.
Mr.. Rydholm, now Of Sank Centre,
was in town Monday between trains
attending to bis Photographic business.
The Ladies Progressive circle we're
ente, tanned by Mrs. j. j. McRae
Wednesday evening.
The Bible class met with the Misses
Mielke and Smith at the r. L. Muske
home Thursday evening.
q The medicine show which was here
all last week left for Cold Springs
Monday. They gave good clean
show while here and always had large
crowds.
DIR. Ostrander and Murdoch Vincent
returned from Minneapolis Thursday,
where they had gone on business.
Louis Hass has gone to Wisconsin to
visit his sister, now Mrs. Ziehlsdorf,
Ben Mielke and Lydia Mielke re-
turned Tuesday from visit with rela-
tives at Rush City.
VIM Hass had the misfortune to cut
his hand and IL under the doctor 8
care.
Ed. and Elmer Raftensparger re-
turned from the western harvest fields
last week.
Miss Ethel Smith was at Little Falls
between trains Saturday.
Prof. Nelson vas at Little Falls a
few hours Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. J.
J. McRae were Browerville visitors
one day last week.
A very pretty wedding was s0leAz-
nized at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman CAM, when their daughter,
Clara, was given IN marriage to Mr..
Cornell of Benson. Rev. Barlow per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Manda
Cans and Herman Cans, sister aud
brother of the bride, acted as brides
maid and best man. Miss Myrtle
Stith played the wedding march. After
Gko CoI0G11Vuy A0S0HGAV0 Wcso 8AVo0 "
their many friends. The happy couple
left for their home at Benson Monday
and carry the best wishes of all for a
long and happy married life.
John Muske and Will Kruger were
Lake Beauty visitors Tuesday.
The pupils OF our public school are
planning o. giving a little play for
Thanksgiving. !:
The latest Invention brought to town
is q, self running automatic cream
separator. There is a small gasoline
engine on the separator which does the
work. j. F. Mpeke has them for sale
and hasrone on exhibitioD.
Several people from town attended
day.
Mr.. Abel Of North Dakota is visit
| ing at the 81. Gap1 home. 49,
James Cofeld was informed last
week: that he IL to serve as jurymau
! on the u. s. court.