Little Falls herald., 1913-05-23
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May 21- Miss Amelia Thelander
went to Little Falls last Wednesday
for a visit with her sister, Huldah, who
attends high school at that place, re-
turning home Friday on the noon train.
T. J. Mathieson, the cattle buyer Of
Little Falls was around this vicinity
last Friday buying cattle.
Miss Eleanora Courtney of South
west Darling spent Sunday at Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Johnson g. '@
Misses Lucille and Ethel Mccarthy
walked to Randall last Thursday af-
ternoon to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thelander gave
birthday party to a number of the
young people in honor of their son,
Eric's, sixteenth birthday last Sunday
| afternoon, May IS. The afternoon was
spent in playing games and swinging
| in their new lawn swing and most
enjoyable time was passed by all. BE
freshmehts were served after which all
left for the Swedish Lutheran church
to attend the Luther league meeting.
Miss Gondeborg johnson Of Little
Falls accompanied Miss Huldah The
lander, gh school student of thar
place, to her home here last Saturday
for an over Sunday visit and also at
tended the birthday party.
Willie Nelson purchased a second
hand wheel from Hugo Pearson Of East
Darling last Saturday.
Among those who went to Little
Falls from here last Saturday were O.
H. Lind, John Regnell Mrs. Thomas
Mccarthy and daughter, Miss Lucille
and Emil Taberman and Herman Carl
son.
Herbert Swanson has one Of the
Iswiftest teams in Darling. He made a
trip to Randall last Thursday forenoon
with cream in an hour and half. Who
lean beat this? And the roads are bad
at the present time.
John Boquist Of Los Angeles, Cal.,
la brother r-in-law of Herman Hanson, is
intending to move up here and buy a
farm in the near future. Glad to get
some more new settlers in our neighbor-
hood. There is no place like Darling.
The steam shovel, which has been
operating in the Darling gravel pit for
a couple Of weeks past, moved to
Westport Tuesday.
Holmer Peterson and Walter Olson
drove to Little Falls Wednesday with
la load of potatoes for Fred Freeman.
! John Regnell sold some potatoes to
Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy last Saturday
for planting. 20.
DR.. Henry Newman of Little Falls
was called out to the Herman Hanson
home last Friday afternoon on account
Of sick horse.
Pete Newman of Little Falls was a
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buying up some cattle for the butchers
in town.
Herman Hanson and John Regnell
made a business trip to Little Falls
Wednesday.
Charley Anderson was looking over
his farm in Pike Creek Tuesday and
Wednesday; also repairing some fences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson and daughter,
Mabel, of Pike Creek were visitors at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. The
lander Sunday afternoon.
Ed. Whippler, Nels Peterson, Phil
Hines and Arthur Erickson left with
the steam shovel the first part Of the
week for Westport where they will be
employed on it.
| Mrs. Fred Freeman, Holmer Peterson,
Ed: Whippler, Misses Lucille and Ethel
Mccarthy, Arthur Regnell, Alfred
Fredrickson, John Sova and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Caldwell and sons wit
messed the ball game at Fish Lake last
Sunday played between Little Falls
and Randall which was a real lively
game. The game was won by the
Randall boys.
There was large gathering at
Fred Cooks last Sunday and a fine
| time was passed.