Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-17
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business translator in Grey Eagle Sat
urday. r@-.
!. &. E. johnson was Hold,ngfold
caller the past week
G. II. Hanson is reported as On the
sick list at present.
Gust Anderson, who is employed
near Swanvil'e, visited at his home
here over Sunday.
Cha lie Anderson was a visitor at
Swanvlle Saturday.
Madson OF FawnGale made a
sholt call in the village Friday AFTER
noon.
Willie Peterson went to Royalton
THURSDAY on business.
Victor johnson was a caller at
BoWlus curing the past week.
William Peterson made bril- Of vlsi t
at Bowlus Thursday.
Alfred LuDdin made social call on
friends IN Elm Dale Tuesday.
Willie Anderson. who Is employed
in the woods in the vicinity of
Onamia made a short visit at his
home here during the week.
LIVER Olson was one among the sick
last week. He is very much improved
at present.
M. Lindgren came up from St. Paul
Saturday for short visit at this place,
with friends and relatives.
Miss Esther Carlson arrived from
Minneapolis last week. where che en-
Joyed visit of several weeks.
Rev. Jefferson of the local Swedish
Congregational church, will hold SER
vices in the church OF Swanville town
next Sunday afternoon.
John Hedin spent few days visit
ing with f'ienos in Onamla last week,
returning to bis home here Thursday.
Martin Wedin, who is employed in
the nor thern part of the state spent
Sunday with his family residing near
our village.
The DoIcas society Of the Lutheran
church which was entertained by Miss
Hilda Okerson Tuesday was very we'll
attended. The collection amounted to
Sc, 80.
Peter Viehauser, manager IF our
creamery, enjoyed a short visit IN
Onam1a during the week, returning
Thursday.
NJ. Magpuson, who has spent a
couple months IN Sweden to attend
business matters, returned Wednesday
evening.
A Farmers Institute will be con-
Quoted at this place III the hall on
Tuesday, Feb. 81, by G. E. Brown
We hope our farmers and others will
take advantage OF the lecture as they
will surely be benefited by being in
attendance
Martin Roll sold bis farm last week
to MIR. Peterson of Duluth at con-
sheraton of $4,000. We understand
the new owner will take possession of
the place by March first.
The Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran church will meet at the
church next Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock. A good program is being
prepared and all are welcome to at
tend.
Miss Augusta Anderson and brother
of Nelson, Mlnn., enjoyed a week s
visit With their sister, Mrs. NJ
Wedln. They returned home Tuesday,
August Hay, who is employed in
the pineries at Kelsey. MIMI. made a
brief visit with bis family here last
week.
Miss Hilda Anderson left for her
home in Nelson, MIMI, Monday after
enjoying weeks visit with her
friends
Willie Erickson, who's has been at
work near Duluth, is spending a few
days at home
NJ. Wedln left Monday for Onamia,
where be is employed.
The Rural Telephone company of
Upsala held its annual meeting at the
town hall Wednesday, when important
questions were decided upon concerning
It's business the coming year. The
following were appointed as officers
John Erickson. president; j. j. Jacob.
son. secretary and S. Borgstrom,
treasurer. The company has a large
membership and expect more mem pers
IN the near future.