Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-31
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~, May: 28.-Thursday r: evening Mrs
Barstow gave; "bridge" party fol
Mesdames: Chance and Holiday, 4.
Friday evening MI. and Mrss Barney
Feitsam celebrated their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary. AbonfIa thirty
friends were present and during the
evening presented their host and hostess
with q very handsome chair & ia a 81 70.
membranes of! the h1ppy EVENT. 4 's s:;., :
:" Saturday Mrs. McCoilnm entertained
ut cards in honor Of Mrs. Chance.
: MI. and Mrs. o.; Il. Turrittin@: and
children spent, Saturday ana Sunday at
the home: Of Nj. and Mrs. I: W: Bouck.
DR.: n: ", Change Of Little ;, Falls
last week 8" It is presumed. that the
doctor, lis to. enter the Tribune !: con
Tie ,b.eealagi4;eaa;tts';, :: seff!!iges in tn.
eRsfa .t tSess Sunday night was very
The tessbers; from the: va4}ods grades
with their pupils have held picnics dur;
ing the past few: days. o. V" 49,. >H''
There WIN be services in Graace church
Sunday. morning.
H,gH. Clifford has recently sold his
residence and land east Of the village
to Mike; Baron, =. ..'' ; t+''"'''
Contractor Fred Keehr has completed
the grade on the east and west sides
Of Little Rock bridge, directly east Of
Royalton. ~ -, w., - l.
George Furguison is having his resi-
dence and other buildings reprinted and
much improved. 100 - j;
James L. Salisbury of Clear Lake,
Wis., has recently purchased the
Treue farm west Of the village and is
erecting buildings. -
Frank. Hall was here Monday in the
interest Of the N. W. T. Go.
A son Of Stephen Dzurick 3, who has
been located il Minneapolis for some
time past, has moved to Royalton and
is occupying one Of the Wilson houses
in lower town, recently vacated by W.
Ne1s: Tw w IT, Of Elm;d1a1e was here Mon
day on his: way TO st. Cloud ::
MI. and Mia: Heisassck of Two Rivers
were ip, Roy<on ,T4esa&y:. ~
d.. WIN. Newman Of Little Falls
was here with a, view. of locating, but
has accented position in!":Mf[h!neapoais
Tie Northwestern tive n Telephone COM
Pany; t hayGz G Heg: Of men employed
W: f: ala Fred Galley idotofed to
Elk: River Monday, returning the same
evening. : 49, - =: =
A. fishing. party. composed of DR..
Watson, a. v. Holiday, R. Dragoo and
Rev. Adams went to Cedar Lake Mon
day and report a very good catch.
Milo Young Of Swan River was in
town the first Of the week..
George Armstrong and Fred Bellew
and, families spent Sunday at the Chas.
Smeltzer home in Vawtet. -.
Mr.. and Mrs: A. W. Holiday went to
St. Cloud Tuesday afternoon to attend
banquet.
The Misses Ella Lakin and .;Treva
kellogg are. home from the St. Cloud
Normal for the summer vacation.
Tuesday: second volunteer posse of
men and women worked at the cemetery
removing trees, grading. the new drive
way along the river, marking out the
various .roadways and identifying
neglected graves, which have ,become
so either through age or Indifference of
the living relatives. When the improve
ments are completed Riverside cemetery
will be an; ideal spot and a credit to
the newly organized association of
which F. B. Logan is president.
Mrs. j. P. Chance and son, Jerome,
left Monday noon for their home at
International Falls. /,
The children in Miss Batzer's and
Miss Stenger's rooms will have picnic
on the Platte River above town on
Wednesday. :.