Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-16
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Feb. IA moving picture show
was, given in Hamm's hall Saturday
evening. There was q fair crowd and
the pictures were reported good. ~
Miss 9usta Meyer and Mr.. Marohl
spent Sunday with friends in Gull
drum.
Louis Sittko and G. E. Nelson went
down to the cities: Saturday. morning,
returning Monday afternoon.
. Gustave Kruger of Collfss arrived
Saturday morning to attend the
funeral of bis father. j. Krueger.
Little Jane Pennie has been sick the
pact week, but is better now.
F. c.. Muske returned from Fargo,
N. d., Friday afternoon, where ne
had been called by the serious illness
of his brother; Rudolph Muske: Mr..
huske says his brother is in the hospl'
tai receiving the best of care ana come
hopes are entertained for his recovery:
Mr.. r. :Muske had appendicitis, put
the appendix burst before he could be
operated upon.
Miss Matte Mielke was Little
Fails visitor Saturday.
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ing in the Schultz district IN Cul'
drum, went to Little Falls FRIDAY 20
take the teachers EXAMINATIONS anu
also to visit her parents She retorneo
Monday. a.. =
The Misses Florence Balm, Grace
Chambers and Blanche Balm were
among those who went to Little taiIs
to take the teachers EXAMINATIONS
Thursday.
A surprise party was given on Mrs.
j. Martin thursday evening. Her
daughter, Mrs. Alec Hall, invited a
number of friends and relatives to help
celebrate her mothers sixty second
birthday. AL report a most enjo, able
evening. Refreshments were served
before the guests left for their respec-
tive homes. wishing Mrs. Martin
many more happy birthdays. 49,.
Mrs: Mitchell and dauRhter, MISS
Eva, were at Little Falls shopping be-
tween trains Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mielke were at
Little Falls few hours Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Hink was Little Fails
visitor between trains Saturday
The 6remen's masquerade ball IS to
be given in Hamm's ball Wednesday
evening, Feb. IL. Green's orchestra
from Rice will furnish the music.
Mrs. Green. ST., of Burtrum, spent
Sunday with her son, Mac, at the Cen
trail house.
, A patriotic program was given in
the Congregational church in honor OF
Lincoln. The children rendered some
very interesting and pretty drills, dia-
logues, recitations ana songs. A large
crowd was out to hear the program
and enjoyed it very much.
Monday being Lincoln's birthday.
the teachers and pupils OF the local
schools enjoyed holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto koenig OF Gull
drum were Swanville visitors Tuesday.
liver Phillips of Minneapolis arrived
; Monday afternoon to attend the fun
F.; eral of Mr.. Kruger.
julius Kruger whose illness We
have reported from time to time,
passed away Friday morning. Mr..
Kruger was born in Posen, a province
of Germany, Dec. IA, 1846. On July
! z, 1872 he was married and in 1895
with his family immigrated to Amer
! ica., He resided in Iowa two years
previous to coming to Swanville. Since
i 1897 he has kept q blacksmith shop
here, ruBIi ing 1T alone all these years
up to few months ago. when. be-
cause of poor health, he was forced to
give up work. MI. Klueger had been
troubled with liver complaint since
last July, but it was not until Novem-
Der that he had been constantly con-
tined to his bed. He leaves to mourn
his departure his widow, four sons and
one daughter, Two sons, Gustave OF
Dumont and William of this village.
and daughter. Mrs. liver Phillips of
Minneapolis, we're present at his fun.
e1al. The funeral services were held
, in the Congregational church Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. Barlow officiating.
The bereaved relatives have the sym.
patty of their many friends.
A hard times dance was given at
Hamm's hall Monday evening. A fair
! sized crowd was present and all report
| a pleasant time.
John Long of Long Prairie was
Swanville visitor Tuesday. -
; Gustave Kruger returned to his
! home at Dumont Tuesday afternoon,
after attending the funeral of bis
, father.
The Firemen's Relief association
held its regular meeting Monday and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: president, A. Kind ;
secretary. j. F. Muske; treasurer, O.
| A. Rhoda.
Mrs. Blood returned from a visit
!: with relatives IN the northern part of
/ the state Tuesday afternoon.
| Ernest Larson of Fawndale visited
his brother Manual several days this
| week.
The little baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thoms is very i'll.
| Pike CREEK
Feb. IA party was given at the
home of Joe Ginter. A large crowd
wac present, all returning to their