Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03


the laboratory of thu high school Sat-
urday evening, at which, besides .tl,a
members OF these classes. we're presents
the members OF the board of education
and their wives. the high school
faculty and Supt. H. e. White. -
The hall and laboratory was aytisti-
cauy decorated in the Senior class
co;o1s, orange and navy blue, arranged
in festoons and streamers. The even
ing was pleasantly passed at dancing
and games, frappe being served
throughout the evening.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Archie Miller
Saturday, February rs, a son. -
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Gatcbel
OF Staples Wednesday, February 22. q
Born-Io Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Gam
roth Sunday February 26, a twelve,
pound son.
Tom Hughes Is laid up with a slight
attack of tonsilitis. - :. .6':.
Zephyr Charter has recovered from
q few days, illness and ia back to- his
Miss Gertrude Long of Royalton has
enrolled at the local busIness college
for course In stenography and book
keeping.
John Piekarski has opened up gro
Gerry store in the Zemrau block on the
West side, formerly the location of the
firm of Denis Il Jetka.
The ire department will hold q
general meeting thls evening at 8
O'Clock, after which the Relief as
sociatlon will meet.
Miss Mabelle Nyhus arrived Mon
day from Minneapolis and has taken
position as trimmer in the Sand
Sisters millinery store.
A number of the friends OF Jos.
Weiner assisted in celebrating his
birthday anniversary Tuesday evening
Ct his home on the West side.
: @. L. Mansfield and Merle Grove OF
Morrill, town and Harry Ferguson of
Leigh town were each paid $780, wolf
bounty at the court house Monday. -
T. Miss Merrie Cornwell returned to
Hamltne university to resume her
studies there, after being, confined to
her home through illness for several
days.
Postoh6ce Inspector Hughes of Mime
apolis, who Of late has been promoted
to assistant superintendent of the rail-
way mail service, was q business
visitor IN the city Saturday.
Quarantine has been placed on the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Ferrell
for scarlet fever, granddaughter,
who 10 visiting there at present, being
taken down with the disease.
Chas. Farrow, q former Little Falls
boy who has been conducting a livery
stable at Great Falls. Montana, IS at
present receiving treatment at Bowlder.
II 0t Springs, Montana for rheumatism.
chased thoroughbred Guernsey bull
calf from the NJ. M. Williams herd.
and same was shipped to Burtrum
Wednesday from which it will be
taken to his farm.
Miss Alice McNairy left yesterday
or few days visit in Minneapolis,
after which she will return here before
leaving on the 18th of this month for
Vancouver, g. g. for q visit with Mrs.
Holmes, who was Miss Lens. Sturgeon
of this city.
w. T. Turner, father of f. r. rur-
ner of the West alue., lacks but a wear
of being an octogenarian, having
passed his 10th birthday anniversary
last Wednesday. He is hale and hearty
and was calling on some Of his friends
on that day.
A meeting Is to be held Monday
evening in the offices OF DR.. e. w.
Kaliher by the members of the com.
pany which il to put on q minstrel
around Easter for the benefit of tho
1911 base ball team. All members are
requested to be present. It is hoped to
start rehea1saIs in the near future.
The Harrison & Peterson roller rink
opened up for the first time Wednes-
day evening. Sixty-five pairs Of fibre
skates, ordered through: Julius Jetka,
are on hand to accommodate the public
The floor was scraped again yester-
day and will soon be in first-class
shape. This makes about as fine 8
roller rink as there is IN the North
west, the hall being: a very spacious
one. ~ =: '.~i - ':'' .'''' Hz@.
Victor Butler. who is attending
the University of Minnesota, has been
engaged as cornet sololst for the first
Congregational church of Minneapolis
and appeared as such in that church
for the first time last Sunday, playing
with accompaniment of ten pieces. His
many friends will be- glad to hear. that
his ability with this instrument j re-.
ceiving recognition. Victor also; plays
in the University band. ''' = >,ul' ,..'< =.
Adolph Briese Of Buckmani and Miss
Wilhelmtna Krlefal, daughter Of.
Rhelnhold Krlefal Of Buckmau,' were
united in marriage Sunday noon at the
st. Johns Lutheran church OF Buck