Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-16
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Feb. 2.-John Anderson and son,
Rudolph. were BoWlus visitors last
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Holdlngford during the week.
Rueben Erickson was q visitor at
Holdingford last Friday. ..
E. 2. Sundquist had the misfortune
last week of having fall. thereby
fracturlng three ribs, and is reported
to be in very serious CONDITION.
Dave Peterson was brief visitor in
Holdingford village during the past
week.
= Paul johnson is employed at Aug.
Hays at present and expects to remain
a few weeks.
:: Miss Minnie Nelson left last week
for Minneapolis. where she will be en-.
plOyed for some time.
Rev. and Mrs. Gustafson, who spent
some pleasant days with relatives in
the Twin cities, returned home last
Saturday.
The farm, which was formerly: owned
by John Bergstrom, h a recently been
purchased by parties from Minneapolis
at a consideration of 81, 600. They
expect to take possession about
April l.
Charlie Newstrom, who spent a few
days In this vicinity as the guest OF
relatives, left last week tor Mime
apolis.
Miss Anna Peterson. who has spent
several weeks at the home of her par.
ents, left recently for the Twin cities,
where she will he employed.
Rev M. Peterson from Annandale
was the guest Of Rev. ann Mrs. Gnst-
tafson few Gays last week. He also
held services at the Lutheran church
Sunday morning.
JOHN Lindstrom, who spent few
days at fishing in Mile Laos lake, re-
turned to his home here recently, re-
porting poor luck.
Miss Emma Osen arrived during the
week for a short visit with friends
and relatives.
Carl Haglund left recently for tie
northern part OF the state where he
will ne at work In the pineries.
Rev. A. Peterson hello services at
the Congregational church in Swan
vile town Sunday afternoon.
Edwin Erickson who has been en-
ployed in the plneries OF the northern
part Of the state, returned home Fri.
day.
Miss Alice Carlberg left for the
Twin cities recently, where she ex.
poets to be employed for some time.
T. Mrs. A. F. Amondson, who has spent
few weeks here visiting with bel
parents. left tor Duluth last week. The
ladies' aid Of the Lutheran church.
which was held at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Swan Carlson last Wednes
day. was we'll attended. The mex
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mr.and Mrs. Ole Berg.
Miss Anna Lund,. who has spent
some time with her parents, Dir. auc
Mrs. Oscar Lund. left last Tuesday fo1
Minneapolis, where she will remain
indefinitely.
Mrs. A. Young arrived from tn.
Twin cities last Thursday for an OK
tended visit with her mother and othe]
relatives.
Lewis Peterson, who has spent som,
time here with his parents anc
friends, left for Minneapolis last week.
where h0 resides. ,-~:~.'..
A large number of relatives and
friends unexpectedly made call a,
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Otto Ander.
son last Monday evening to help cele'
brate the birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Anderson, who was presented with q
handsome set OF dishes Refreshments
Brought by the visitors were served al
q late hour and all spent an enjoyable
evening.
The Young Peoples society, which
met at the Lutheran church Feb. 4, in
the afternoon, was we'll attended. A
program was given by a number of the
members and DR.. Peterson of Amman.
dale rendered a most interesting
speech. which was we'll received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Peterson were
pleasantly surprised by their relatives
one evening the past week, the occa.
sion being MIR. Peterson 8 birthday an.
niversary.
A number Of our young folks are