Little Falls herald., 1914-07-17
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RANDALL

RANDALL
July l5.-Miss Alma Bailey was
Little Falls visitor Friday.
MEX Simones who has been visiting
with relatives in Minneapolis return
ed home Wednesday.
Rose Newell Of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
arrived here Friday for short Vls1t
among friends.
Il. II. Craighead of Lincoln was a
bn-;,ess caller at Randall Thursday.
z4ilJa Aim left Thursday for MIN
rearolis after a two week g visit Win
her PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Aim
Of this place.
Govne Sitter, who has been employ.
Ell s? Courtney, N. D., for the past
few months, returned to his home here
Friday. ,
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Kiley OF Hold
incrord. came here Sunday for visit
with Mr.. Kiley's aunt and Mrs. Thos'
Lambert. ..,
Mrs. J. P. Little who has been with
~. ,j,otner at Jamestown, n. d., tor
tho LAST two weeks returned to her
bon7+ here Monday. She was accom-
par:el by her sister, Mrs. White, "ho
We, also with her mother.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Hollister OF
s+o-.,ss arrived here Tuesday for
H;s:- with Mrs. HOLSTERS mother,
Ms. Anna Bentler. O..
r1~ie Wiley left Thursday for St.
Cio..1 where she will visit among
fr;a,:s;s for few days.
MIS- White, who has been visiting
here with her sister, Mrs. D. r. Llttie'
LETT Friday for her home IN Maolson
Lake.
The Misses Clara and Helen Kulage
of ST. Louis, Mo-, arrived here f'rlaay
for ? visit with their grandmother,
Mrs. Anna Bentler.
.Jchu E. Lindberg, state creamery
Rar.!all Thursday.
a h:>iness caller in Randall Thursday.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank kiewel, MIS-.
C. =. Buckman and her two nleces, tne
Misses Marion and Helen Kennedy,
ali OF Little Falls spent Wednesday
here, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
kiewAl.
Z. Z. Chapman shipped carload OF
sto:?s to St. Paul Thursday.
Ms. f. A. Svenrud and daughter,
Mrs. +. Rossum, left here Thursday
for minneapolis, where they will visit
several days and from there they will
80 10 lola, Wis, for an extended
visit with relatives.
L,le Sitter left here Saturday for
Srrine ebrook, N. D., where he will be
emEloved for some time.
M1. and Mrs. J. Milbrecht Of Cleve"
lad, Ohio, are visiting here at the
hor?2 of Mr.. Milbrecht 8 uncle, John
Moa-.
Mys. J. H. Crosse returned to he:
home here Friday after several weeks
visit with relatives in the southern
part Of the state.
Lou Nelson and John johnson of
Ash:.v spent few days Of last week
here looking over farm lands in this
vicinity. While here they were guests
of A. o. Nelson and George Nelson,
brothers of Lou Nelson. They return.
ed 70 their homes Thursday.
Messers w. Biddle and his son-in-
law Walter Fezler, both Of Osakis, ar
rived here Friday for a visit with her
relatives. They were accompanied by
the Misses Fern, Winn and Helen
Potter of Burtrum.
Messrs. John Thompson, Frank
Honastrum, Max Rebischke, Morton
Outhoudt and T. H. Fezler went to
Verraale Thursday to witness the ball
game between the Verndale team and
the Red Devils from Indiana.
D.. S. G. Knight was caller at
Cushing Thursday.
Msssrs. J. Thompson, Frank 1lond-
strcul, Andy Hondstrum. Ole Bjor-
noos and Carl Melberg went to Swan
vile Saturday to witness the base ball
game between the Swanville ball team
ana the National Bloomer Girls Of
Kansas City. Carl Melberg played
third base for the Swanville team. He
broke up the game in the ninth inning
with three base hit which scored
one 3or Swanville against goose Egg
for the other team.