Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-15

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e. "A. King left Wednesday: on a:
basinese: 1 visit to. Detroit: and Lake
Park. ~: 10y - = u
Bert McCawley was down, from
Duluth tor an over Sunday visit
with friends and relatives here. ~;
Paul Goeltz was in the city Tuesday
enroute to Brainerd. whore he went to
sing at the Grand theatre. -. :
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:. a.: w. Miller Of Randall was, in tho
city Tuesday and collected: $50 wolf
bounty. :..>s>1. -. :
A: regular meeting of the .Woodmen
lodge will be held this evening in
Maurin's hall. -. 49,.
The fire escapes for the domestic
have been installed. III.
The next meeting of the Study club
will be held at tie library parlors next
Monday evening, with G. B. kaufman
IN charge.
Some milk testing equipment for the
agricultural department. was: received
this week at the High school, and will
be installed.
. Snow was being hauled on the
Broadway bridge yesterday. The thaW
through the day however made this of
very little avail. ...:
Mrs. Henry Christie underwent an
operation yesterday morning to relieve
deformities to her hands, the result of
severe burns which she sustained.
James Howatt, district traffic man.
ager OF the Northwestern Telephone
company, was up from st. Cloud
Wednesday on a business visit.
During the past week the population
at the st. Cloud reformatory reached
its highest mark-417-and the insti-
tuition is said to be over crowded.
A parents meeting will be held at
the Central school next Thursday even
ing bv the Central g.ades. = An elabor.
ate program is being prepared for. u
G. H. jacobson Of Sank Centre en-.
rolled at the local business college
Wednesday, while Leon Hardenbro0k
of Maxwell, Iowa enrolled Monday;
The Minneapolis Ascensions basket
ball team, which has arranged dates
with st. Cloud and Aitkin. has chal-
lenged the Alumni quintet Of this city
for game on: Dec. 3d.;
Messrs. .Nemic. Hartman and
Goethem of the Princess Theatre Dir
cult company, we're up. from st. Cloud
Sunday on business in connection
with their local theatre, the Milo. 80,
George McGregor and /. w. Gillette
went to: Brainerd: YESTERDAY ,"c called
there because of the serious illness tof
Alfred McGregor, who is very low with
typhoid fever at the n. P. sanitorium.
VIM. Batters, custodian of tho City
Hall, is quite busy at present kalsom-
ing the interior walls of the city hall
ana painting the wood work. When
completed 1t will show of to good adj
vantage.
J. W. Coefeld Of Swanvile and
Henry Rasicot Of Belle Prairie, who
have been acting on the; federal jury at
Fergus Falls in the Beaulieau case.
returned yesterday, the case having
been dismissed.
Work was commenced yesterday
morning in the breaking of the ground
tor the excavation tor the basement OF
the new building to be erected by the
firm of Sylvester & Nichols on First
street northeast. .=S>.: 49,. :
Henry Rasicot on MONDAY resumed
his place az juror in the government
case. against the Besuiieaus in the
federal court at Fergus Fails, having
recovered from q few days illaesa, on.
account Of which the case had been
postponed. ">: '.:. - T. >: =: :: l..
Frank Sowden has resigned his posi-.
ton as day clerk at the Buckman hotel
and on Sunday went to Minneapolis,
where be has accepted a position in
the Offices of the superintendent at the
University of Minnesota. harvey
PloOf, night clerk, has succeeded
him as day clerk. -. -.
A train averaging SO cars daily is
hauling logs to this city for the Pine
Tree Manufacturing company, receiv-
ing same from the 500 road at Nc
Oregon. The train makes the trip here
and back daily: The logs come from
a point from sixty to seventy miles
north of McGregor.- ..:> !.
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