Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-28
DARLING

81 DARLING
March 26.There will be service.
held at the Swedish Mission churcl
next Tuesday, April ], at $3.50 p. NJ
Rev. Burklund Of St. Cloud vii
officiate. He is also good singer anGI
musician. Everybody welcome.
Herbert Swanson was given
pleasant surprise last Wednesday,
March 10, by number Of his friends:
the occasion being his birthday and al
enjoyed themselves playing games AM
singing and at midnight a dainty lunc!
was served. He was given jewelry
BOX consisting Of a set of gold cui
buttons and stick pin with HI
initial engraved as remembrance.
Ole Lind, John Malm and Loui
Anderson hauled some Of their potato,
to Darling last Saturday which wer,
bought by George Peterson of Littl
Falls at 20 cents bushel to be shipped
from Darling this week.
Mrs. Charley Anderson has been Oh
the sick list for the. last couple 0.
weeks, but is now better.
Mrs. David Carlson Of Little Fall
called on Mrs. G. E. Anderson Tuesda
afternoon.
Miss Martha Peter intends to leav,
for Casselton, N. D., next Sunday
where she will seek employment.
Charley Nordstrom assisted hi
brother, Louis Anderson, haul hay from
Willie Thelander 3 farm Wednesday Of
this week.
Miss Eleanor Courtney arrived from
Chicago Monday where she had been
employed since last summer.
Miss Amelia Thelander is busy sew
ing these days for different parties
at East Darling.
J. B. Eystad left for Morris last
Monday to transact business and also
attend trial at court as a witness on
Monday Of this week.
Misses Martha, Title and Bertha
and brother, Walter Peter, visited
with friends at Randall last Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Ole H. Lind bought DeLaval
cream separator of Eich & Seifert Of
Little Falls last week.
Mr.. Eich of Little Falls called on
O. H. Lind last Monday, setting up and
operating his new cream separator and
also called on Julius Perk at Fish Lake
before returning home.
G. A. Swanson left for St. Cloud last
Saturday on a visit to his brother in
law over Easter, returning home on
Thursday Of this week.
Mrs. Jungquist Of St. Cloud is visit
ing relatives at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Swanson this week.
Miss Hulda Thelander enjoyed her
Easter vacation at home with her par
ents here, last week, returning Mon
day to assume her studies at high
school at Little Falls.
Arthur Regnen is busy clearing land
and hauling up wood for summer fuel
these days.
Rev. ]. A. Peterson of Flensburg
held services here last Sunday at the
Swedish Mission church and q big
crowd attended.
Mrs. Ellen Hanson was greatly sur.
prised by many Of her friends Tues.
day afternoon when large crowd
walked right in and took her by sur.
prise. The afternoon was spent in
chatting and a merry time was passed
by all those which attended. The
ladies served coffee, sandwiches
cookies, doughnuts and cakes galore,
which everybody ate with a good
appetite. Mrs. Hanson was given a
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to match and nice warm sweater and
a couple of hand towels as re.
membrance from her many friends.
Mrs. John Thelander, who has been
visiting with her brother and family
at Freedmen, has returned home.
William Boxell is busy hauling cut
up stove wood to Emil Aim at Little
Elk these days.
Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy was a bust
ness caller at the county seat Wednes.
day.
The standard oil man drove through
here On his way to Randall Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Gunilla Lind, who is staying at
the home of Mrs. Reynold Carlson this
winter, spent Easter at the home of
her son, Ole H. Lind, and family, re-
turning Wednesday.