Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-04-04
DARLING

April 2.The Sunday school children
Of the Swedish Lutheran church are:
requested to meet at IL o'clock next
Sunday at the church and services will
be held after the Sunday school at I
o clock .. m. Rev. Westerberg will Of
ficiate. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Fred Cook and Louis Anderson as
sisted Albert Peter butcher four big.
hogs Tuesday forenoon.
George Nelson of Randall was q
caller at the Thomas McCarty home
Tuesday.
G. j., Nelson sold fine horse to
Howard ,Hovey, our mail carrier, last
Thursday.
G. w. Thelander helped Charley An
derson bale some hay and also did
some carpenter work last week.
Mrs. Thomas McCarty and daugh-
ter, Ethel, and William Boxell drove to
Little Falls last Saturday.
Albert Peter and daughter, Miss
Martha, drove to Randall last Sun
day.
Willie Thelander purchased fine
draft horse while in Little Falls last
Saturday. -,...-......
Last Friday s. Nelson met with a
misfortune and smashed one Of his
fingers while starting a gasoline en-
CINE for his brother, Ack, and on Sat
urday he was taken to Little Falls for
medical aid. Just short time ago,
while cutting wood, the ak slipped and
cut his big toe quite bad, so he was
layed up for some time. .
Perry Foster Of Cushing started
/ Monday to saw lumber for the farm.
ers around East Darling with his out.
fit. .z
Aaron Engstrom and Frank Kendall
cleaned some clover seed at John Reg
nell's tanning mill Monday.
There was dance at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hines last Satur-
day evening. A pretty fair time was
reported by the ones who attended.
Refreshments were served at midnight,
after which they tripped the light
fantastic toe until the wee, wee small
hours Of the morning, after which all
departed for home.
Miss Martha Peter left for Page, N.
D., last Sunday and not for Casselton,
as it was reported last week, to be en-
ployed:
j. w. johnson bought a cow from
Mr.. Snider near Randall last week for
$75.
It is rumored that Charley E. Ander-
son has bought the 80-acre farm Of
Paul Lamanczik Of Pike Creek lately.
Mr.. Anderson is the biggest farmer in
Darling at present. This last farm he
intends to rent out as he has more land
than he can farm himself. Charlie is q
great hustler.
Billy Boxell was caller at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Weiland last
Sunday at Pike Creek.
Herbert Malm and Arthur Regnell
were Randall business callers Wednes-
day.
Albert Peter and son, Walter, drove
to Little Falls Wednesday with load
Of hogs which he butchered Tuesday.
A. G. Nelson was as busy as q Gee
Monday grinding feed for the farmers.
Among them were John Thelander,
Lars Peterson, Hugo Trosilious, Fred
Cook, Louis Anderson, Harry Pearson,
Herman Hanson and Gust Nelson. This
goes to show that Darling is booming
in the dairy business. A good price is
paid for butter fat this spring.
Fred Cook is going to have shin
Cling bee Thursday Of this week to re-
single his house.
Liljigren brothers were trying to
break their young horse last Sunday
which they bought at an auction some
! time ago.
Walter Olson Of Pike Creek is en-
ployed at the Fred Freeman home
this spring.
P. Nelson sold his team of oxen last
week to Little Fails butcher for
1925. Some price? Democratic times
are all right so far. The farmer who
kicks now ought to kick himself.