Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
DARLING

DARLING
July 31.-Mr. and Mrs. John Rich
ard Of Marshaltown, Ia, arrived here
last Friday for visit with Mrs. Rich
ards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pearson.
Henry Grist of Glenwood was call
er at John Regneu's Sunday.
Miss Ida Peter, who spent month 3
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Peter here, returned to Page,
N. D., Wednesday, where she is EN-"
ployed as waitress at the rage
HOTEL :,
Mrs. Leroy Quimby of Randall and
two children visited at the home OF
Mrs. T. Mccarthy friday and Satur-
day, returning Sunday evening. -"
Miss Evelyn Olson, who has been
emploved at Fred Freeman g, has re-
turned to her home.
Theodore Liljgren and Willie Regneu
rode their wheels to Little Falls sun.
day and spent few pleasant hours at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Grove.
Herbert Malm assisted Arthur Reg
nell Tuesday in stacking hay.
Leroy Quimby Of Randall spent sun.
day with relatives here at the home OF
MI. and Mrs. A. G. Nelson and also
visited at the Mccarthy home, return
ing the same evening on his wheel :,
George and Ed. Wippler took load
of hay and four head Of cattle to Lit.
tie Falls one day last week for Fred
Freeman.
Mrs. T. Mccarthy drove to Clough
town Tuesday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Florence Quimby OF Randall.
They visited with Mrs. Quimby's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, and also
spent number Of hours picking rasp-
berries in that vicinity.
Mrs. Fred Cook and Misses Ida, I'll
lie and Bertha Peter and brothers, Wal
ter and Albert, drove to Parker Sun
day and visited at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. August Schwanke.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Anderson OF Lit
tie Falls drove out and spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A, Swanson.
The Darling ball team played the
Green Prairie team last Sunday on the
home diamond at Fish Lake and were
victorious again. The score being II to
9 in Darling's favor.
The Swedish Lutheran Sunday school
held picnic last Sunday at Charley
E. Anderson and quite crowd at
tended. The children enjoyed pleasant
day as much as the older folks. The
children were served ice cream and
lemonade free as usual and good time
was spent by them all.
John Regnell cut barley for j. v.
Malm Monday with his binder.
Fred Cook g team ran away last Fri
day while hauling hay. One Of his
horses jerked off its bride and became
frightened while Mrs. Cook was on the
load of hay intending to drive. The
frightened horse got his companion
along and both started on wild run
mile distance where they got tangled
up after distributing Mrs. Cook, who
fell off, and the wagon which was
jerked in two parts, the hay and hay
rack along the road. Mr.. Cook had been
witnessing it all, and says it was a
terrible scene. Mrs.. Cook was bruised
some on the shoulders and cut her lip
but is able to be about again. Fred
says that his horses deserve less feed
and more work, as short time ago
they ran away with the two-horse
cultivator while cultivating corn and
smashed It all up.
Farmers around this vicinity now
are almost amid the busiest time Of the
season, haying, harvesting and spray
ing potato bugs between times, which
are quite numerous this year.
Arthur Regnell helped O. H. Lind
take five head of cattle to Little Falls
last Tuesday which we're sold to the
Little Falls Packing company.
Ed. Wippler left Monday for Dakota
to seek employment among the farmers
during harvesting.
Albert Peter purchased new two
horse cultivator and new top buggy
at Little Falls last Saturday.
Harvey Pearson and son, Rome, and
brotherEn7law, John Richard, drove
to Fish Lake last Saturday and spent
the day camping and fishing.
Gust Nelson sold his share in his old
binder to John Thelander and purchased
a new one this summer.
Fritz Liljblad, who has taken a claim
in Canada, is home on a visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lilibald.
Andrew Hiden is reported to be ser.
iously i'll at present. We hope to hear
of his quick recovery.
1VuAo 0AO0AoVA UOOSuL SOue nay
stumage Of G. A. Swanson last week on
the Charley Regnen farm which Mr..
Swanson is renting this year.
Miss Edna Wood Of Little Elk and
Charley Farrow Of Little Falls were
pleasant callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. V. Malm last Wednesday eve-
ming. Miss Wood will teach the school
in district IS this fall.
H: H. Courtney is busy these days
building new house which is quite an
Improvement on his place.
Simon and Herert Swanson entertain.
ed the young people at an ice cream
party Sunday last and all had nice
time.
- FLENSRJIRC