Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-06-30
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| June 20. &C. =. Lisle has purchased
la Ford car and is already classed
|among the swift drivers of the town
| DR.. A. M. Watson has quite re-
covered from his late illness and has
recently invested in "a new car-an
other Ford-which is exceptionally
attractive in appearance. !"
visited at the home Of Mrs. Vim.
Sparrow last week. 49, F.. -. ~.
Miss Lucy Lisle spent Sunday at
home. returning to st. Cloud on Mon
day.
The A. G. Wilson family came down
from Jenkins Friday and will return
to camp in few days.
/ Miss Edleen Carnes and Miss. Helen
SJoberg visited friends in st. Cloud
Saturday.
Miss Flora Englerth has returned
from Lincoln. where she has taught
school the past year.
K. R. Dragoo went to Minneapolis
, Sunday.
G.. X. Rhoda transacted business in
Minneapolis the first Of the week.
! Andrew Binjum was Royalton
visitor Sunday
Miss Sophie sjoberg is home from
Idaho and will spend the summer with
her parents at Two Rivers.
Bowman, N. D., where he has q posi-
ton with lumber and grain com
pany.
Anna Ryan returned from St. Cloud
the first of the week and will not re-
] kar ~ to -
! present.
Photographer Nelson of Little Falls
and family visited at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Landy last Sunday.
AT meeting Monday the directors
of the Royalton cemetery elected: I.
Nv. Bouck, president; T. B. Logan,
secretary; q. A. Hollenbeck. Superin-
tendent. The directors are James Nc
Culloch, F. B. Logan, G. R. Rhoda.
The purpose of this association is to
improve the present cemetery known as
Riverside.
The Misses Carrie McDougal, Anna
Lodermeier and Earl McGonagle, Her.
bert Schwartz and John McDougall
went to Sank Rapids Sunday to attend
the ball game.
1. W Bouck returned from business
trip to the cities Wednesday night.
| Men are working on the dam at the
lower bridge to stop leakage OF
| water.
Twin boys are reported to have
arrived at the home of George Monk
Tuesday.
MIS-. A. Baskerville and sons, Arthur
and Ernest, left Monday for Omaha,
Ne5.. where they will visit Rev.
Charles Baskerville and later 60 on tc
Princeton, New Jersey, where DR..
Baskerville will in the future reside
This highly respected family leave
many warm friends in Royalton, who
reg ret its departure.
F. Graham is remodling his build
ing on Center Street by converting the
large hall into Offices, which will
greatly improve the present arrange
| ment.
tits reported that O. S. Rice is to
give up the p1oprietorship Of Hotel
Royalton
The young man, Hamlin, who has
been detained here by smallpox for
some time past, Will be released Sat-
urday.
A new cement sidewalk is~being laid
along the I. W. Bouck store on entire
Street, which will certainly I'LL long
felt want and be appreciated by pedes-
TRANS generally.
Miss Mary Richardson left Tuesday
afternoon for Buffalo, n. Y, having
been Mrs A. G. Wilson S guest for the
| Iast six weeks.
, Wednesday evening serenade
was rendered t. MIR. and Mis-.
| Fred Galley at their new home
by the Royalton band. After several
musical numbers had been given the
band was invited to come i'm and
after very cordial welcome had been
extended to the various mem bers. Fred
did himself proud by enriching the
bands treasury to the generous
amount Of five collars. Long life and
prosperity to Fred and the wife.
Mr. and Mrs. A. @. Bouck will re-
turn today from an eastern trip.
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