Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-29
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March 25.-C. j. Lundin transacted
business at the county seat during the
week.
Herman Frisk was Burtrum visitor
last Friday.
Otto Carlson attended to some bust
ness matters at Royalton Tuesday.
Alfred Larson was caller at Hold
ingford the past week.
DR.. Anderson of Holdingford made
his usual call at this place last Mon
day.
John Anderson was visitor at Bow
lus last Saturday.
A large number of our agriculturists
brought stock to Swanville- Monday for
j. YoungGahl.
The roads in our vicinity are in very
bad condition for driving.
Rev. J. A. GustatsoD left for Flens-
burg Sunday afternoon, where he held
services in the afternoon and evening,
returning home Monday.
fred Ahlberg left last Wednesday fer
the Twin cities where he wiu.again
take up his work as conductor on one
Of the street car lines.
from Minneapolis for a pleasant visit
at her home here,
Ernest Berg left last Friday for
Wilton. N. d., where he expects to be
enjoyed for several months.
The Ladies' aid of the Lutheran
church will be entertained next
Wednesday, April 3rd, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Andwood. Ali are
cordially invited to be in attendance.
Emil Okerson left last Friday for
Sisseton, ). D., where he will remain
and work during the summer months. -
Mrs. Smith and children arrived
from Minneapolis last Thursday and
will with Mr.. Smith take possession
Of their farm which they purchased.
At present they are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Gust Nelson and family.
Oscar Carlson left for the Twin
cities Tuesday where he will enjoy a
few days. visit with friends and rela-
tives after which he will leave for
Rritton. S. D., where he will he en-
ployed for several months to come.
Sam johnson, who was former
resident of this place, arrived from
Minneapolis last Thursday for q short
visit and to look after business in
terests. He returned to his home at
Minneapolis Saturday.
Emil Larson of Sheyenne. N. d..
who has for several weeks past visited
with relatives in the southern part
Of the state, arrived during the week
for visit with his brother, Alfred
Larson.
Henry Martinson left for the Twin
cities where he will enjoy visit with
friends after which he will leave for
the South Dakota prairies, where he
will be employed this summer.
Miss Katherine Meiby, teacher of
school district No. 81. was called to
her nome in Fawndale Thursday even
ing BY the death of her mother: The
school will have. vacation Of two
weeks. Mrs. Melby was buried from
the Swanville church Sunday after
noon, Rev. Peterson OF this place off,
ciating. A number OF our residents
we're also in attendance.
Still another store is being built in
our village, which will contain
millinery and dry goods departments.
Miss Esther Carlson of this place will
be Its proprietor. Next we need rail-
road station.
The concert given at tho COngrega:
tional church last Thursday evening
by the choir was a success and very
we'll attended. The financial receipts
of the evenings entertainment ex-
ceeded $50 Refreshments were served
to all present at the close of the pro.
gram.
/ Rev. DR.. Peterson from Annandale
will conduct services at the Lutheran
church Sunday forenoon and in the
afternoon will hold services in town OF
lSwanVill0 at A. Rvcion
Carl Haglund, who has been en-
ployed tor some time in the plnerles,
returned recently.
An auction sale of fancy and usefna
PARTICLES donated by the children wa.
Iheld lp the school Of district No. 2:
one evening last week which was vel
attended. Coffee was also served Al
the close of the sale. The financial in
come for the evening was $47 which
wlli 60 toward the purchase Of an or
gan for the school. I'm