Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-11-24
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Nov. 23.-C3race Church guild meets
with Mrs. l. W. Bouck Friday.
Father Plachta visited st. Paul last
week on business.
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Sparrow spent
Sunday with relatives in Sauk Rapids.
George Lakin and Henry Schwartz
returned fron North Dakota Sunday.
During last week there were two
robberies in the village, one in VIM
Galley grocery store and the other
in Kfamp,s drug atoFe.=.~ A few are OF D.
the opinion that it was the work cf 4
suspicious looking com collector
who had been seen here a few days
previous to the robbery while others
lay it to the charge of local talent
At any rate the hold robber has not
been located and the respective
victims are out OF pocket. A. H..
Krataps to the amount Of about eleven
dollars and W. H. Galley one dollar
and an uncertain quantity OF cheese.
Mrs. Andrew Long went to Mime.
apolis the last of the week, returning
accompanied BY her daughter,
Gertrude. who is not we'll.
Attorney Rosenmeler has returned
from Wheelock, N. D., where he went
on business connected with the State
Bank.
Miss Carrie Batter is clerking in w.
H. Galley's store.
Miss Christie is clerk1ng for J. H.
Russell.
DIR. Bruins of Anoka is in Royalton
this week.
r. Graham of Little Falls is here at
tending to business connected with his
real estate.
August Dehler of Buckman was here
the first of the week on business.
w. H. Galley 10 loading car Of
turkeys for shi ipment.
r. Kreifall of Dixvlllewas business
visitor in the village this week.
F. e. Hall of Little Falls was here
Wednesday attending to N. W. tele-
phone matters.
Jess Skinner returned from a hunt
ing trip to Hillman Brook with one
deer.
Attorney Rosenmeier is at Emdale
on legal business.
Tom Hayes is shipping baled hay to
the Crookston Lumber company.
Miss Ruth Lamhert returned from
jamestown N. d., Tuesday night and
will spend several weeks at home .be-
fore going to St. Paul to continue her
millinery work.
e. Reynolds. Bob Batter and g.
Armstrong returned from q hunting
trip with three deer, the largest
weighing 227 pounds.
I. w Bouck left Tuesday for Prince
ton to visit his mother. ~.
p McKlbben and wife left the first
of the week for Kentucky, where they
will visit relatives for several weeks.
Joe Schrelber has sold his business
block to parties from Missouri.
Mrs. John Hodorf Of, Dixville was
in Royalton Wednesday shopping. 49,
Grace Church guild meet with Mrs.
Mc9onagle Thursday afternoon to
finish work and complete ARRANGEMENTS
for their annual sale early in Decem-
ber. The guild has an unusually largo
number of articles this year which
promise to supply the Christmas
demand for pretty and suitable eifts
The apron table will furnish all kinds
from the kitchen to the daintiest after
noon creation of lace and embroidery
Among the fancy articles is q hand:
embroidered linen table cloth. large
and very handsome. ~.
| Cut flowers, homo made candies, fish
pond. fortune telling by unmistakable
gypsies. Refreshments during tho even-
ing ana program of music, recitation
and figure dancing by little maids in
costume; Door will 30 open during
the afternoon a. we'll % evening and
| your patronage will be much 40.
)preciated. 9. -. :. = - =.
At q recent meeting of the football
team Isaac J-zs ilson 81! was elac4ed
captain for the cunning ysar. Ga
Wedneaday the team wero pliolto.
:gr1phed IN their Ar paint IS