Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-12

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April 9.Angust' Haij WIS : busi-
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j Paul Gustafson made call ct Swan
vile last Tuesday. " E> &.='5$.
=. Hanson. wass It, Burtrum during
1.-THE past week lsssz If b; z&#s
Albert Ryberg was at Holdingford
on business last Saturday. .*t:s ..@ zs.. 4
L. q. Johnson was 1 Two Rivers call
er during the week. - t@+ .51=Izt&ts5.
O. p. johnson and G. W. Runquist
we're. Of Holdingford during the past
John Lindstrom was ct Little Falls
saturday on business. :.Ss::
J. A. Andwood was at Holngford
last Thursday on ., short visit. - :; s< 81
Andrew Olson was ct Holdingfofd
the dfst Of the week. ;|- f$t's A. AZ
! Andrew Olson was at HoldingfoTd
the first Of the week.
Messrs. John, Charlie and Gotfred
Peterson Of Fawndale were visitors 1t
the home Of Mr.: and Mrs. J.. Andwood
Sunday. e@b ::sar:-.'"
Swan Edin, who spent . week here
visiting with friends, left last Tues
day for the Twin cities, where he ex-
poets to be employed ].
Rev. J. A. Gust&fson,0 who spent1:a
few days at Aitkin and other places,
arrived home last Tuesday.
Miss ,Hildur Peterson Of Fawndale
was visitor with friends in our vii
l1ann tho AHa% NJ tho vook ..sS :
| G. F. Ahlberg, who has been at work
in the northern part Of the state during
a period of several months, arrived
recently. :, .....,
Axel Anderson, who has been EN-.
ployed in the twin cities for several
months, returned last week. !:
Miss Hilda Hippo left last Saturday
for Mortified, where she expects to be
employed for some time.
l. Miss johnson, teacher Of district No.
[ 101, is at present visiting with her
parents and friends in the vicinity of
Bowlus.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Bowers made short
visit to the twin cities during the past
week. i
The Ladies' aid of the Lutheran
church, which was entertained last
"Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Andwood, was largely
attended by the members and large
number Of visitors. The receipts were
($10.75. !
G. J. Lundin finished saving for the
season last Thursday. The season of
work has been quite long one as a
large number Of logs were on hand.
Helmer Erickson left for Minneapolis
last week, where he will seek employ"
ment.
Paul Gustafson left for Minneapolis
Tuesday, where he will remain for a
period Of several weeks.
The school of district No. 81 COM
menced again Monday, after having a
two weeks vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. Peterson left last
Tuesday for Annandale, their home,
after being the guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
J. A. Gustafson for q week.
Mrs. Ossell has purchased the resi-
|dence formerly owned by Andrew
Samuelson in our village and with his
daughter is now settled In his location.
| G. NJ. Anderson spent couple of
days on a business visit to Onamia the
}past week, returning home Wednes-
lday. =
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ling a short vacation.
The roads in our neighborhood are
now in fair condition, which is great
lers, and the automobiles are coming
out from their respective winter quart
iers.
Miss Katherine Me1by arrived from
Fawndale Sunday and took charge of
hnY
Willie johnson left for the Twin
Iployed for some time.
P. o. Nordin, who is EMPLOYED in the
northern part of the state, spent a few
days with his family here recently.
Our different school districts all
took advantage Of short vacation dur.
ing Easter.
Miss Ida Hanson, who has spent some
months visiting at her home, left dur.
ing the week for an indefinite time.
Theodore Holman came home the
fpast week for short visit with his par
Ients, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holman.
The Ladies' aid of the Lutheran
church will be entertained next Wed
nesday, April 10, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Carlson.
Rev. j: A. Gustafson left for the
twin cities Tuesday for a few days
visit with friends and relatives.
| Mr.: Lofstedt, who died last week at
the home of his son, from old age, be.
ing past the ninty mark, was buried
from the Congregational church last
Thursday afternoon, Rev. Peterson Of
ifciating. "r.'>< =ss>:s,=
The Young Peoples society, which
fmet at the IMtheran chu1ch Eoe%oy
(evening was well attended by the mem.
bers and large number of visitors,
the church being almost full of at:
PENDANTS, who were attentive listeners
to a long program rendered: BY the
members. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Westerberg were
helped to celebrate their silver wed.
q ding anniversary last Sunday fetsr,
noonsby atnnmber of friends whoedrbp,
IPed in on: them ~,1nknowing1y.f - ~ The
couple were presented with a. number
of useful presents. =. ~ ~arto, !
On Good Friday q large number Of