Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13
ROYALTON

Jan. 2-Misses Carrie and Susan
Batter went to Minneapolis Friday,
Miss Batter returning Saturday night
and Miss Susan remaining in st.
Cloud until the next evening.
Tie Misses Seton, Foley, Svensrud
and Stenger returned to Koyalton
Saturday night, after vacation spen,
at their various homes.
Miss Lucy Lisle left for Duluth
Sunday, having come home for the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Dahlgren la Saturday for her
home at Anoka, hatnlg been the CUES,
of her sister. Mrs. J. H. Schwartz.
for several days.
Phil White of Little Falls visited
relatives here last week. s,,.... .. !
Miss Maud Hunter returned to Min:
neapolis Saturday. 49,.
Constable T. j. Hayes went to st..
Cloud Saturday on official business.
Misses Lillian and Anna Schwartz
have returned to North Dakota to
resume their school duties.
Newcomb Kinney has gone to Little
Falls, where he will attend the Little
Falls Business college.
Miss Eleanor Feitsam was q st.
Cloud visitor Saturday. = :. s....
Miss Emma has returned to Fort
Ripley, where she is teaching school
Mrs. George Hunter left for her
home at Duluth the last of the week,
after spending her Christmas holidays
with her mother. Mrs. Eva Fowler.
DR.. Hughes was st. Cloud visitor
Sunday between trains.
There is great rejoicing in the Leon
Hoilen beck home over the arrival of
a son and heir who came Saturday,
January :.
H. J. and Henry Schwartz returned
from business trip to Wheelock, N.
d., the last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Galley went to
Minneapolis Monday.
. Photographer Getzkow is looking
very happy these days. all because
there has been an addition to the
: family.
Fred Lakin attended the meeting
OF county commissioners at Little
Fails last week Tuesday.
Andrew and Ed. Tnoen were Royal
ton visitors Wednesday.
Nelson, the photographer, was in
this studio here Wednesday,.
The gentleman from Morrison
county spent Sunday with hi.
family, returning to his Legislative
duties at St. Paul Monday afternoon
Chas Geer was in town tuesday,.
A young son of Frank Kolis dice
Sunday from the effects of pneumonia
The funeral took place Monday morn
ing, Rev. Platt officiating. ST."
Tom Hayes CT Name was very
,,1coaor< oollor NJ Rnu,luo
Mr.. and Mrs e. y. Brannen o
Little Falls visited relatives il
Royalton Wednesday.
F. b. Logan has gone to Mime
apolis Oh business.
Chas. Roller of st. Paul is calling
on our merchants this week. -.
Constable Tom J. Hayes was II
EImdale on official business Wednes
day. .....
The rural mail carriers report very
had roads in this locality.
Mrs. J. Z. Martin of Little Fall
visited relatives here between train
T0esday. ......,:...-.. 3d..
The m ass meeting held in Bouck' 3
hall Saturday was we'll attended b!
both town people and those from tn,
country districts around Royalton
Inc audience was much interested II
an address by Prof. Howard of tn,
University Farm school OF this state
whose statements were very INSTRUCTIVE
regarding he benefits of an agri
cultural department in country higi
schools. A vote will be ta'isn In tn
districts interested within a, few
weeks and it IS to b., ht pe1 that n
one Will stand in the way OF Royaltol
having an agricultural domestic
science and manual training depart
ment in its high school. s@5 ss.*
Dr. Lonsdale visited his sister
Mrs. I W. Bouck. Wednesday.
Officers recently elected in the Stat
bank are as follows: President.
Stephen Schwartz vice-president
Henry A. Schwartz; cashier, III. J
Schwartz; assistant cashier, Lore,
McGonaxle. 81. S
- At regular meeting Of the stock
holders Of the First National Banl
last tuesday,, The following officer,
we're elected 4 President. Al. g. vii
z son; vice president, s. Hennenlotter
cashier. Charles R. Rhoda assistarj
cashier. g. g. Llsla. ~ 5ss