Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-04-11
DARLING

April "a. G. Nelson, with his
gasoline saving outfit and his helper,
William Boxell, sawed up the summer
wood for John Regnell last Tuesday
forenoon.
Lars Peterson was the first one Of
the farmers this year to do spring
work in the fields. Last Tuesday he and
his son, Willie, were seen out discing
some land but found it rather wet.
Miss Selma johnson and her uncle,
Charlie johnson, were pleasantly sur
prised at their home last Wednesday
evening by many Of the young people.
The evening was spent in playing
games and singing and most excellent
time was passed. The girls served re-
freshments at IL O'Clock and shortly
after midnight they departed for their
homes, leaving a beautiful locket and
chain for Miss Selma and watch for
Mr.. johnson as token of remembrance
Of their many friends here, as they ex-
pect to leave soon for Seattle, Wash,
on a visit with friends and relatives.
Herman Carlson, who arrived from
Sweden recently on visit with his
uncle, Emil Taberman, is now employ
ed at the Thomas Mccarthy home do
ing spring work.
Thomas Mccarthy arrived home last
Saturday from the northern part Of the
state where he has been employed as
blacksmith all winter. He intends to
stay only until he gets most Of his
spring work done, as his job is steady
nearly all the year around up in the
pineries. "
s. Nelson is laid up on account Of
his hand which he injured on his
brothers gasoline engine some time
ago. Mr.. Nelson went to seek medical
aid Tuesday at Little Falls. It's in
bad shape.
Lars Peterson hauled load of 20
tatoes to Little Falls Monday.
Walter Olson, who is employed at
Fred Freeman 8, visited with his par
ents in Pike Creek last Sunday.
A number of young people s;ent a
enjoyable evening at the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs.. Hugo Trosilious Tuesday eve,
ming. =. ..-.y
Willie Thelander is busy c!,arins
land these days on his farm
Emil Taberman and john Regnell
were business callers at Little Falls
last Thursday. MI. Tabermoa 70, armed
on the train to Darling Friday IS lis
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midnight train Thursday evening. l'c
left Sweden March Is and got to Lit
tie Falls April g..
Arthur Regnell assisted Louis An
derson break a young horse Wednes.
day which went fine.
A. G. Nelson sawed wood for Harry
Pearson and Victor Malm Monday af-
ternoon and on Tuesday forenoon saw.
ed wood for G. A. Swanson with his
saving outfit.
Emil Nelson left for the cities last
Sunday on business.
The Darling ball team met last Sun
day afternoon at the store and practic-
ed up little and -soon they will be
ready for a real lively ball game.
Walter Olson, who is employed at
Fred Freeman's, was doing some seed
ing Wednesday Of this week.
The light snow which fell Tuesday
and Wednesday mornings was just to
let the farmers know that winter is
still here. It was little colder Wednes
day, otherwise the weather has been
very favorable the past week. Birds Of
all descriptions are here with us again,
so it 8 a sure sign spring is near.
The writer made mistake in last
weeks write-up by saying p. Nelson,
which should have been G. j. "a. Nel-.|
son, who sold his oxen. &c. :
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