Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-19
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RANDALL

Sept. l7.-N1r. and Mrs. Fred
ScEwanke, Ferdinand and Albert
Schwanke and Martin Munson left
Thursday for Brooten, where Fred has
contract of thing ditch for the
government.
Attorney Vernon Of Little Falls
transacted business at this place FRI
day.
NJ. A. Churchill returned home Fri.
day after a several days stay in Min
neapolis and St. Paul.
VIM, Thermer, Paul Miller and
Chester Quimby came down from Lin:
coin Sunday and are spending few
days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bjarnoos arrived
here last week from ironton, where
they have resided for the past several
months. Mr.. Bjarnoos will be engaged
in drilling here for contractors Gay
lord & Guith.
Harris Gourd returned home Monday
after a short stay in Little FILLS and
f.: Ripley. ::
John Vertin Of Little Falls came Up
il his auto Sunday ana spent a few
lonrs here. He was &C :ompaniel by q
party of ladies from that place.
Axel Dolquist and children left Sat
uyday for Walker to spend a few days
with his wife who Is IN the state
s&nitarium at that place FOR treatment.
H. returned home Monlay. -
Mrs. Mike Portz left Saturday for
her home in Sioux Falls, : D.. after a
month spent here with her laughter,
Mrs. G. E. Calhoun.
Miss Catherine Sullivan left Sunday
ecr Rucker, where sle cas been engaged
20 teach a term IF schnol.
Pauline Calhoun left Sunday for
Fucker, where she has been engaged to
teach term Of schoui.
Mrs. Ed. Hall returned home from
Little Falls Sunday where sh3 vie:i':l
with her son, Cecil, who is coaGrt"l at
the hospital.
Deputy Sheriff Paul Felix was a
Randall visitor Monday afternoon.
q. n. Barnes transacted business at
this place Tuesday.
Daniel Waite was in town the first
Of the week looking after his business
interests preparatory to starting de-
velorments on iron territory. Mr..
Waite recently disposed Of his interests
at Ironton and Crosby and will now
turn his attention to the ore bed around
Randall. ~" H.
Peter Kiewel, who has been quite
sick for several days, is again able to
attend to his duties as landlord at the
hotel. IL
!. A party Of Northern Pacific railroad
surv eyors are doing extensive work in
this vicinity with view to double
tracking or changing the railroad.
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Randall between trains Tuesday.
Nelson, the photographer, autoed to
Randall from Little Falls Sunday.
F. 0. Smith was county seat visit
or Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Little and in
FAINT child Of Minneapolis, arrived here
Monday for, q visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Little.
Miss Francis Simones, who has been
employed at the Kiewel Hotel for some
few days, returned home Tuesday.
"A number of young people were en-
tertained at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Wiley Friday evening. The eve
ming was spent in games, after which
a dainty luncheon was served and a
general good time is reported.
George Stephenson left Saturday
with car Of live stock and household
effects for Frederick, Wis. He will be
Joined later by his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Weatherly and will make their future
home on q farm near that place.
The Ladies Sewing society u meets
next Saturday. Sept. 20, at the home
OF Mrs. Gary Bentler. 3s: 81
\ baseball game is scheduled on the
Randall diamond for next Sunday
which is occupying the minds of the
local fans. The contesting teams who
are /. composed Of local players are
- dubbed the Giants and the Cubs re-
spectively and have played two games
/ both being won BY the Cubs. This