Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-26
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BOwlus on a brief visit last Monday.
j. Youngdahl' of Swanville was here
OH his usual business trip the first Of
the week.
Threshing is in full 90 in all parts Of
ON community at the present time.
john Peterson, A. Hanson, A. Melby
and O. Swanson of Fawndale were
business transactors in town during the
past week.
A number of our residents were visit
ors one or more days at the county
fair held at Little Falls last week.
E harness shop is being erected for
Aleck Anderson in our village. Chas.
Hac'und and Erick johnson are doing
the work.,
Andrew Olson spent few days last
week at Isle, where he was the guest
sided here number of years back.
Mrs. N. Frisk has enjoyed visit
with relatives and friends in St. Paul
for some time and arrived home last
Saturday.
/ Misses Hulda and Agnes p
were the guests of friends in Fawndale
last Friday. =
Rev. NJ. Peterson spent a few days
last week at Isle and 'Opstead, where
he conducted services, returning home
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando johnson and
| daughter, Miss Olga, of Flensburg were
guests at this place last Sunday.
The Young Peoples society assem-
b]ed to it's monthly meeting at the
Lutheran church last Sunday after
| noon.
Miss Helen Peterson arrived home
last week for few weeks visit before
returning to her work in Ellsworth,
I Wis.
| Gust Anderson enjoyed a visit last
week at Napoleon, n D., with his two
sisters residing there.
The school of district 81 opened last
week to commence the work of an.
other school year in charge of Miss
Esther Ryden. A large and spacious
hal! has been built to replace the one
damaged by lightning during the sum
mer. 80: 1896 ~.~t.t:s
P O.. Nordin Of Kelsey was a visit
OR here last week, returning to his
home last Saturday.
: Mrs, Chas. Stenholm is enjoying a
visit with relatives and friends in the
twin cities.
Nathaniel Peterson was visitor in
Little Falls last week.
Miss Ida Ryberg returned home last
week from a few weeks visit at Min
near oils and Cannon Falls, where she
attended the Conference Luther League
convention before leaving for Lang
ford, s. D., to attend the wedding Of a
corsin.
Carl Erickson is building a spacious
addition to his grocery store which
will enable him to handle still big
ger line of his trade.
T. j. Youngdahl of Minneapolis gave
a very interesting and well-delivered
church Sunday morning and at the
Congregational church in the evening
Mr.. Youngdahl is the president of the
Anti-Saloon league Of this state.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ Peterson were in
attendance at the county fair held at
Little Falls last week.
The new creamery which has been
erected in our village this summer is
now in use and will be formally open
ell next Tuesday, when program will
be given. Governor Eberhart being
the principal speaker of the day.
The school of district 48 opened fol
this school year last Monday with Miss
Anderson Of Flensburg in charge OF
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Borgstrom motor
ed to Little Falls last Thursday to at
tend the county fair Eield there.
a. Paulson is plastering residence
for J. Youngdahl of Swanville.
Miss Mary Peterson left for the
state Of Iowa last week where she
will remain an indefinite length OF
time.
Waldo Peterson arrived from EittIe
Falls, where he is attending school
for an over Sunday visit with his par
eDts. Rev. and Mrs. J. Peterson.
The infant son, Clarence Eugene, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Amren died last
week at the age of one month ano
some days. The funeral was held Fri
day last from the Lutheran church
Rev. M. Peterson officiating. The
bereaved parents have our most heart
felt sympathy.
DYTE T AKE