Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-10

larger OF tQ0 TeSlO0OC6S, WHICH Is az
present occupied by the family of
Attorney E. A. King, .-r'
Eugene Pilon has had his drink en-
porium fitted up with Tungsten lights.
q. W. Miller of Randall collected
$3.50 wolf bounty at tho court house
Monday.
Nick Young and Ed Renneberg of
Pierz were In the city on business
Tuesday.
.. Mrs. j. H. tombstone visited here
his week a. a guest at the home of
John Hang.
Miss Myrtle Dawson is IN from
Vawter. where che has been teaching
Ichool, being Ill with quinsy.
The Gliding club was entertained at
he regular semi monthly dance at
Eiks hall last Friday evening.
Miss Charlotte Wunderlich OF tho
Lincoln school teaching corps was iii
with lagrippe the latter part Of last
week.
A number of friends of Miss
Matte Bracke were entertained by her
Thursday evening of last week at the
young lady's home.
Mrs. e. Gotta left Monday tor
called there by the
serious illness Of her sister. Mrs. N.
Damon.
Mrs. JULIUS Jetka left Sunday for
called there by the serious
illness of her aged father, Albert
Tessman.
Miss Mary Townsend of Hutchinson
took up her duties as teacher in the
advanced first grade at the Central
school this week.
= George Gordon returned the first IT
the week from st. Paul, at which
place Mrs. Gordon last week was
operated on for gall stones.
Paul Hareman Of Swan River was
fined IS and costs IN Justice Gerrltz'
court Monday morning for drunkenness
and disorderiy conduct.
The Friday Evening Dancing club
had possession Of the East side rink
last Friday evening, to which amuse-
ment they adapted themselves with
pleasure.
:;Miaa. Emma Won <Domarus who is
employed in minneapolis, visited
here this week a. tho guest of her
parent, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Won
Domarus.
Henning Lanaahl.: 10 having the
building ,between tho Midland hotel
and tho st. Martin blacksmith shop
put in shape tn accommodate a Hour
and feed store.
Willis BoQdreau, graduate OF the
local business college. departed the
first OF tho week for Darlington. N.
D., whore he has accepted q position
~ stenographer. -
The Little Falls Milling company 4
unloading conveyor at the mill VA
repaired last. Friday. and was able ia
be used again Saturday. after beng
out OF commission couple days.
The Misses Eulalia Hkoog, Anna
Wippler and Maud Freeman Of Darl-
Jog and Randall entertained q mum
Der of their friends at q dancing party
at Maur,n's hail last Friday evening.
Several skiers haling from Chippewa
Falls. Wis.,. were in the city . shcrt
time Monday enroute from Red Wing.
where q tournament had bean held, tc
Starbuck, where ona was to be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. K. Kay departed
Saturday on q months trip to the
Pacific coast, stopping OFT at Spokane.
Portland and other points in the
western and southwestern states fol
short visits.
Rev. George E. Plat. rector OF the
Church Of Our Saviour. entertained q
number Of the ministers Of the city a
the rectory Monday afternoon. Ate,
the business meeting, 4 delicioui
luncheon was served.
Paul Piekarskl OF Twin Lakes wa
hned 81 and costs, totaling $3.50, IL
Justice Randall's court last Friday
morning.. having been found guilty o.
assault and battery al charged agains
him by Frank Lesinski.
Rev. NJ. E. Weisenberger, pastor o
Grace Methodist. Episcopal church o
Minneapolis, returned home Saturday
after q week end visit 40 the guest O
Rev. r. B. Walker. pastor OF the loca
Methodist. Episcopal church.
A bank was opened up at Rene
Wednesday OF last week, with Charlie
A. Graham of Cass Lake, formerly o
this city. as cashier. BE and Fl. N
Harding of Cass Lake were at tina
place last week to open the bank.
Mrs. Emma G. Buchanan, who wa
visiting relatives here. returned t
Minneapolis last Friday evening, &C
companied by her daughter, Mra
John A. Burg, and little grand child
who will visit with her for about
month.