Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-03
UPSALA

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hanson the past
week. ~
Rev. A. J. Gustafson went to 'Flens-
burg last Sunday where he held Swed'
dish services in the German Lutheran
church. -:. -, T.: -
/ A large number Of young men, are
to be seen each evening out on the
river fishing and reports are Of a large
number of catches. -. "a. -:
Alex Borgstrom is having an : ad-
dition built to his confectionery store
which will greatly add to the facilities
Of the building. -. -
Mrs. Ole Berg left Friday for Viii.
ton, N. D., where. she expects to spend
a couple Of months with a brother and
other relatives residing there.
The Congregational church is being
repaired to the interior Of the build
ing. Andrew Samuelson is doing the
work.
Miss Esther Carlson opened up her
dry goods store last Saturday and is
now ready to accommodate customers
in the line Of millinery and ladies' and
gents furnishings.
April 29.-Mr. and Mrs. Peterson
were callers in Albany last Wednes'
day.
Andrew Olson was caller at Swan
vile last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. johnson were visit
ors on business transactions at the
county seat last Thursday.
G. Carlberg was visitor in Royal
ton during the week.
Nels Wedin was Bowlus caller
last Monday.
Miss Anna Erlandson, who has spent
some time visiting with relatives in St.
Cloud, returned home during the week
! G. E. johnson, who moved from here
to Brainerd some time ago, was up last
Monday attending to business mat.
tiers relating to his farm. -.
In several of our school districts a
number Of children took eighth grade
examinations last Thursday and Fri
day. 49, -.
; The Girls aid of the Lutheran church
was pleasantly entertained last Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Andwood.
Miss Mabel Anderson, who has been
employed for some time past in the
twin cities, arrived last Friday for a
visit with her parents. -.
We have been favored lately by
having a number Of heavy rains which
have been welcomed by our agricul-
turists.
The Ladies' aid of the Lutheran
church was pleasantly entertained last
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George
Hanson and was very we'll attended.
Edwin Bergman left for: tho vicinity
of Lindstrom last week, where he will
remain for some time.
. Rev. Peterson, Of the Congregational
church held services in SWanville town
last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Beda johnson loft recently for
the twin cities, where she expects to
be employed For some indefinite time.
Rev. J. A. Gustafson held services
ii Swantille town Sunday afternoon. .
Otto johnson has recently opened up
his meat market for the coming sum.
mer.
Theodore Nordin, who has been en-
ployed in the pineries during the past
winter, arrived home recently for an
extended visit.
y Erick Nelson is at present employ.
ed, on the farm Of Nels Twist Of Elm
dale. i, ~. =.
Rev. J. A. Gustafson left Monday for
Little Falls where he will remain few
days to be in attendance of a conven-
ton held there; also at Darling and
Freedmen.
Miss Martha Magnuson, who has.
been. employed foraseveral months in
the: twin cities, arrived home last week
for an extended visit.
The Young Peoples society will as.
semble at their monthly meeting next
Sunday afternoon, =, 4 literary and
musical program win ha rendered hv