Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03
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Feb. sc. W. Kunquist vas . Two
RIVERS caller during tie past week.
Victor AEdaO0d was business
visitor IN Bnrtru,n Wednesday.
Charlie = johnson purchased and
Dauled hume some hay from Bowlus
Wednesday. .',.......-. =.
Ellen Bergman is for the present
employ ed at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
CD. Lundin. ~.
There was no school sessions IN dis.
trlct No. 81 Wednesday, it being ma
t,onal holiday ..-...
Miss Jennie Samueleon left for Min.
neapolls MONDAY of last week. where
she will beemployed for an indefinite
]. Youngdatl Of Swanville was in
the vicinity of our village buying
stock last week. 49,
Miss Anna and Hiloa Runquist left
Monday for Detroit, Mimi. where
they will be employed for some time.
Marcus Gunderson, manager IF the
Clover Leaf Creamery of Elm Dale, was
business caller at our village Friday
evening
Miss Mary Nelson has returned home
for an extended visit with he: parents,
after having been employed in Mime
apo)is for some months past.
Aug. Anderson, who some time ago
was employed here as painter is again
here visiting with acqual ntances.
Nels Wedin spent few days with
his family here last week and returned
to bis work IN Onamla Friday.
Ansel Peter son has returned from
the northern part OF the state, where
he has been employed in the pineries
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Llndstrom and
Miss Ada Hail were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andwood Saturday evening.
Pete Peterson was q caller in the
village of Holdingford Wednesday.
A number of our residents delivered
stock at SwanvllIe Monday for j.
YoungdahI.
Martin Wedin arrived Saturday from
Onamia for an ever Sunday visit with
his family.
Gust Anderson, who is employed in
the woods in the near vicinity of
Swanville, spent a few days at bis
home here
George Hedin returned from Onamia
Saturday, where he has been en-
pIoyed in the woods this winter.
Charlie Tredlund and Emil hagquist
left for their respective homes in Sank
Rapids Tuesday after spending a few
days with. friends and relatives.
Miss Augusta Glartz of Eastern
Swanville was q caller on friends IN
our village few days of last week.
She returned to her home Saturday.
Miss Louise Erickson. who teaches
in district No. 126. spent the weekend
including Thursday ana Friday with
her parents in the town of SwanviIle.
Our roads are In bad condition for
travelling on account of the recent mild
weather.
j. A. Andwood returned from Still
water and the Twin cities Wednesday,
where he has spent the past week in
attendance of the meetings of the
Minnesota Conference.
The Girls Aid of tho Congrega-
tionai church met Wednesday at the
home of Miss Bertha Anderson. The
meeting was very well attended as
the weather was ideal.
c. J. Lundin commenced his annual
season g saving on MONDAY of last
week. He has q large supply of logs
on hand but the work IS swift. On
account OF the bad roads it is hardly
possible that many more will be
hauled.
Miss Agnes Erickson, who has been
employed by Mrs. ]. Swedback the
past year, left Tuesday for her home.
Miss Bertha Anderson 10 staying
with her sister. Mrs. Alfred Person.
The Young Peoples society met at
the Lutheran church Sunday afternoon
and good program was rendered by
the members.
Rev. J. A. Gustafson returned from
Saltwater Wednesday,, where he has
been In attendance of the Conference
of the Swedish Lutheran church which
held its annual meeting at that place
during the week.
There was large attendance at the
Farmers institute held In the hall last
Wednesday. The. conductors of the
same left on Thursday morning for
Holdingford where an institute of the
same nature was held that day.
Henry Misfeldt spent Sunday at his
home here and left for the West SON.
day evening.
A nun Der of the friends of Misses
Ida and Ellen Sundstrom gave them q
pleasant surprise one evening last
week. They all report most enjoy
able time. @-
The choir members of the Lutheran
church and few friends were
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Wedin Thursday
evening, the event being Mrs. Wedln' 8
birthday. A present in the nature of
culinary ware was presented her as q
token of remembrance. Various games